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  • Summary

  • Island conversations. Island people. An Island podcast.
    Hosted by CHEK News Anchor Joe Perkins and Producer KC Kyle.
    Copyright CHEK Podcasts
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Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • S03E10 - 2025 Victoria Film Festival

    S03E10 - 2025 Victoria Film Festival
    Feb 6 2025
    On this show we highlight two of the films playing at the 2025 Victoria Film Festival. Barbara Todd Hager talks about her powerful documentary 'Forbidden Music' in the first segment. We then chat with filmmaker Yuqi Kang & Campbell RIver based diving instructor Kirk Krack about the thrilling documentary '7 Beats Per Minute' focused on free diving. All showtimes and films at https://www.victoriafilmfestival.com
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    23 mins
  • S03E09 - Write Like You Talk (Jeff Butera)

    S03E09 - Write Like You Talk (Jeff Butera)
    Jan 30 2025
    On this episode we are joined by News Anchor & Reporter Jeff Butera who is the author of the book 'Write Like You Talk - A Guide to Broadcast News Writing.' Jeff breaks down some of the biggest mistakes in news writing, while focusing on the future of the industry and the need to stay relevant.
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    23 mins
  • S03E08 - Pierre Poilievre

    S03E08 - Pierre Poilievre
    Jan 16 2025
    Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre joins us in the studio to discuss the biggest issues facing people on Vancouver Island and British Columbia in 2025. Topics discussed include affordability, public safety, the environment and Donald Trump. Make sure to stay tuned for the 'quick shift' at the end of the episode.
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    23 mins

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