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Episode 10 - Madhur Anand
In this episode, we begin by asking when writing a memoir, at what point does your parents’ story become your own?” We talk with Governor General Award winner, Madhur Anand about challenging the standard memoir form, and how she decided to explore its limits in her book A Red Line Goes Right Through To Your Heart.
Watershed Writers - Emily Urquhart
In this podcast episode, we ask about age. What if artistic experimentation does not decline with age? Are many of our assumptions about aging just flat-out wrong? Listen in as we talk with author, Emily Urquhart about her new book, The Age of Creativity: Art, Memory, My Father, and Me.
Watershed Writers - Luke Hathaway
In this episode, we talk with Luke Hathaway about Luke’s Waterloo Region roots and the international reach of his latest book, Years, Months, and Days, as well about the importance of influences in maker culture. - Hosted by Tanis MacDonald Produced by Frances Roberts Reilly Edited by Brendon Highmore Music by Alysha Brilla Artwork by John Roscoe Sponsored by The Region of Waterloo Arts Fund
Watershed Writers - Janet Rogers
We talk with Tuscarora writer, performer, and publisher Janet Rogers. As the national Truth and Reconciliation conversation continues, we listen as Janet speaks of writing as a response to the work of her forebears. She reads from her new book Ego of a Nation about personal and political power. - Hosted by Tanis MacDonald Produced by Frances Roberts Reilly Edited by Brendon Highmore Music by Alysha Brilla Artwork by John Roscoe Sponsored by The Region of Waterloo Arts Fund
Watershed Writers - Tasneem Jamal
We talk with author Tasneem Jamal about migrant writing in Canadian literature, the challenge of writing across generations in her novel Where The Air is Sweet. - Hosted by Tanis MacDonald Produced by Frances Roberts Reilly Edited by Brendon Highmore Music by Alysha Brilla Artwork by John Roscoe Sponsored by The Region of Waterloo Arts Fund