Earlier this month I was a guest on the CBC Montreal radio show Cinq à Six with Pierre Landry. We discussed the opening of the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion of the Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal and their new hanging of Quebec and Canadian Art.
Last week I was a guest on the Barry Morgan show on CJAD to talk about hamburgers. If you missed it, you can hear it here.
Le Jolifou, 1840 Rue Beaubien Est Pataterie Chez Philippe, 1877 rue Amherst Mr. Steer, 1198 rue Ste-Catherine O Brasserie T!, 1425 Rue Jeanne-Mance Lawrence, 5201 boul. St-Laurent Bagel’s etc., 4320 boul. St-Laurent Helm, 273 rue Bernard Ouest
Laura suggested the Burger Bar, 1465 rue Crescent
Tim suggested The Burger Bistro on Saint Jacques
Ryk suggested Tous les Jours, 1689 Avenue du Mont-Royal Est & Nouveau Palais, 281 Rue Bernard Ouest
Wayne suggested Dilallo, 2523 rue Notre-Dame O & Bun’s Hamburger House, 3673, boul Saint-Laurent
Barry suggested Decarie Hot Dog, 953 boulevard Décarie
Michael suggested Moe’s (aka Casse Croute du Coin), 2214 Maisonneuve West
Michael suggested Mama’s, 1805 boul. O’Brien & Paulo et Suzanne, 5501 boul. Gouin Ouest
Christine suggested La Belle Province
George suggested Burger de Ville, 59 Westminster N
A nice five minute radio report on keeping artist’s studios in Mile End, told from an American perspective.
[EDIT Aug 24: It has come to my attention that the audio doesn't work on some browsers, you can download the episode by clicking on this link. Or you can read and hear it on the original web page at PRI here.]
In this episode Chris ‘Zeke’ Hand, Jenn Doan and Bettina Forget talk to Roberto Galván.
The theme song of the week is Hans Edler‘s version of Do You Want to Dance, the dance poem of the week is To Dance in a Loving Ring by Mary Norbert Korte, This Week in Dance History highlights Édouard Lock, and the music played during the show is from the CD Projects by the Eric Couture-Telmosse.
In this episode Chris ‘Zeke’ Hand and Bettina Forget play a two part interview with Deborah Dunn and Loup James Proulx-Dunn of Trial and Eros.
The theme song of the week is Eddie Cochran‘s version of Do You Want to Dance, the dance poem of the week is The Lonely Dancer by Richard Le Gallienne, This Week in Dance History highlights Eleanor King, and the music played during the show is from the CD Motion by the Hilario Duran Trio.
