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The As It Happens Files: Radio that May Contain Nuts

โœ Scribed by Finlay, Mary Lou

Book ID
107342054
Publisher
Knopf Canada
Year
2008
Tongue
en-US
Weight
221 KB
Category
Fiction

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โœฆ Synopsis

In the tradition of Peter Gzowski's The Morningside Papers comes a book that celebrates the great stories and personalities behind As It Happen s.

For eight years, Mary Lou Finlay had the pleasure of being the co-host of one of CBC Radio's most enduring institutions. On any given day she and Barbara Budd interviewed people on subjects varying from the Air India investigation to a man who invented a suit that would withstand an attack from a grizzly bear to a cheese-rolling contest in Cheshire. The As It Happens Files gives us the great stories -- the hilarious eccentrics, the audience favourites, the poignant moments -- that make up, for many Canadians some of the fondest, most vivid memories of the last decade.

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