Talking Stick Podcast: Episodes
(Photo by Paul Carson) In this episode, we talk about consumerism and the holidays. Obviously this is a hot topic as people responded quicker to this call for contributions than any other, and we received more contributions than any other episode. This episode’s contributors include: John Meadows ...
(Photo by Jaume d’Urgell) In this episode we get back to our original format as four of us talk about their feelings about labels as applied to people. This episode’s contributors include: Freelance Podcaster MMD Daryl Cognito of Atomic Suburbia Valerie of Description and Sage Tyrtle of the ...
(Photo by Twelvefingers) In this episode I explore adult rebellion with Toronto graffiti artist, Twelvefingers about why he does what he does, and some of his experiences making graffiti in the city. Listen here. Subscribe in a reader<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=talkingstick.wordpress.com&blog=2905168&post=73&subd=talkingstick&ref=&feed=1" ...
(Photo by DrGaz) Nearly everyone rebels to some extent during their teenage years. However, some folks continue to rebel well beyond their teenage years. In this episode I talk with Shamez Amlani of Streets are for People about what motivates him to keep rebelling as an adult. Links mentioned inside: ...
After talking about the rules in the last episode we’ll do a series of episodes on those who break them. In today’s episode we’re talking about Teenage Rebellion Contributors included: Todd Tyrtle of Quirky Outtakes Paul Tyrtle Rose of Ragamuffin Rosie’s and Neil Gorman Listen ...
I was fortunate to have not one but two opportunities to record live Talking Stick episodes during Podcamp Montreal. In this one we passed the Talking Stick (in the form of a digital recorder) around the room after a meal of Smoked Meat Sandwiches and Poutine at La Belle Province. In this one we discuss ...
For a long time I was very deep in the mainstream. In the mid 80′s I would’ve called myself conservative if someone had asked. Much of that, though, had more to do with the fact that I didn’t know of any other way of life. I didn’t really think of going “off the beaten path” ...
Before the idea for this podcast occurred to me, I had met a few folks at a local cafe here in Toronto and we tossed around the idea of having a podcast that was simply a recording of a group of folks in a cafe talking about whatever issues came to mind. While the others [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=talkingstick.wordpress.com&blog=2905168&post=44&subd=talkingstick&ref=&feed=1" ...
This episode is a follow up episode to a discussion Daryl Cognito and I had about change in society. While you don’t have to listen to that one to understand this one, it does provide a bit of background and you might want to go back and give it a listen. This episode’s contributors include: ...
In this episode our contributors explore their own personal crusades as well as some of the little hypocrisies behind them. Not always the most family friendly language here – people with young children and/or sensitive ears may wish to wait for the next one… This episode’s contributors ...
Sorry, folks, for stalling on this one. I was busy with work at first and then really got into my vacation. I have two more eps ready for final edit so there should be more soon! In this episode, we get to hear about and sometimes participate in the commutes of five contributors. This episode’s ...
If you’re unsure what to make for dinner tonight, you might have the answer after listening to this one. In this episode, our contributors share some of their easy recipes with 10 ingredients or less. This episode’s contributors include: Krash Coarse of the Oka Zoo Katherine Matthews of Purl ...
This episode is a continuation of the Teachers who Influenced You episode: This episode’s contributors include: John Meadows of On the Log Krash Coarse of the Oka Zoo Rob Lee of Unconventional Wisdom and Bruce Murray of the Zedcast Theme music was by Josh Woodward Listen here. Subscribe in a reader<img ...
In today’s episode, participants brought some of their favourite music to share and we have quite a variety from pop to punk to singer/songwriter. John Meadows provided Up a Hill by Plunkett Katherine Matthews provided Too Long by Yael Naim Valerie provided The Ambers with Since Grade 2 Rob Lee ...
The subject of this episode is Teachers who Influenced You: This episode’s contributors include: Mark Blevis of markblevis.com Valerie of the Description podcast Scarborough Dude of DicksnJanes Shelly of Shelly’s Podcast Theme music was by Josh Woodward Listen here. Subscribe in a reader<img ...
This episode is an extended audio comment from Sage’s mom, Kiteweather in response to the episode on gardening Theme music was by Josh Woodward Listen here. Subscribe in a reader<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=talkingstick.wordpress.com&blog=2905168&post=24&subd=talkingstick&ref=&feed=1" ...
The subject of this episode is Being a Grownup: This episode’s contributors include: Todd Tyrtle of Quirky Outtakes Elizabeth Green Musselman of the Missing Link Podcast Maureen Blaseckie of Baba’s Beach Katherine Matthews of Purl Diving Theme music was by Josh Woodward Listen here. Subscribe ...
Huge apologies to the listeners and contributors for sitting on this one for so long! The subject of this episode is US/Canadian Relations: This episode’s contributors include: Scarborough Dude of the DicksnJanes podcast Shelly of Shelly’s Podcast Dave Brodbeck of the Broca’s Area podcast ...
Today we’re doing something a little different with today’s contributors bringing their favourite music for a potluck. Todd Tyrtle of Quirky Outtakes brought Josh Woodward’s Incoherent Katherine Matthews of Purl Diving brought Kou Chou Ching and Civil Revolt Part 1 Sylvain Grand’Maison ...
Welcome to Episode 4 of the Talking Stick Podcast. This episode’s topic is: Change in Society. This episode’s contributors include: Todd Tyrtle of Quirky Outtakes Daryl Cognito of Atomic Suburbia. Yes, only two of us this week as I was a bit long-winded and we hit the 25 min mark (a sort ...