In time for Christmas, the fourth anthology in the Hot Apple Cider series hit store shelves with a selection of fiction and non-fiction stories and poems. Writers from across the country contributed to Hot Apple Cider with Cinnamon: Stories of Finding Love in Unexpected Places and on the phone with us tonight is co-publisher and contributor Les. Lindquist to talk about the book.
Tonight’s guest has been a professional musician for more than two decades. His most recent CD A Journey looks at Dan Dyer’s (http://dandyer.ca/) spiritual journey and he’s in the studio with us today to talk about the CD and the Message Through Music ministry in a few moments.
Gina Duque (http://ginaduque.com/) states, on her website, that “cancer and a faith in God have deeply shaped my artistic practice.” We’re going to have a conversation with the London, Ontario-based artist, to find out what this means in relation to her art.
From July 1941 to July 1945 more than 17,000 men and women toiled in a sprawling munitions factory in Scarborough manufacturing nearly 250 million fuses and primers to be used by the allies in World War II. Barbara Dickson (http://www.barbaradickson.ca/) has written Bomb Girls: Trading Aprons for Ammo, a history of the GECO plant.
Tonight’s guests are brothers. Both are accomplished artists—one as a painter, the
other as a musician.