‘On Bodies’ Interviewed by Jeffrey Mackie
Jeffrey Mackie talked to the Montreal rock group ‘On Bodies’. They discussed the creative process, their upcoming work and their recently released CD ‘Throat Demos’.
Click HERE to here the Interview (with “Spectors & Ghosts” at the beginning and “Alert” at the end)
Caitlin Howden of “Uncalled For” on the Friday Morning After
Caitlin Howden on the Improv group “Uncalled For” joins Jeffrey Mackie from CKUT’s “Friday Morning After” to speak about improvisation and the Montreal “Fringe Festival”.
Sara Miles Discusses “Take This Bread” with Jeffrey Mackie
Jeffrey Mackie, of CKUT’s “Friday Morning After”, interviews San Francisco-based author Sara Miles. She is the author of Take This Bread: a Radical Conversion
Jason Camlot and Todd Swift Interviewed by Jeffrey Mackie
Jeffrey Mackie interviewed poets and academics Jason Camlot and Todd Swift at The Blue Metropolis Literary Festival. Camlot and Swift are the editors of ‘Language Acts: Anglo Quebec Poetry, 1976 to the 21st Century’. ‘Language Acts’ is a critical collection of essays by many noted writers on the pertinent issues concerning contemporary Anglo-Quebec poetry.
B. Glen Rotchin interviewed by Jeffrey Mackie
B. Glen Rotchin is a Montreal-based author. His latest book is entitled “The Rent Collector”. He joined Jeffrey Mackie in the CKUT studio on April 6, 2007.
Sandra Stephenson: Poets Against War Canada
Sandra Stephenson, from Poets Against War Canada, joined Jeffrey Mackie on the March 16, 2007 show to discuss their movement as well as upcoming events in Montreal.
Mark Abley, Writer & Poet on Anne Szumigalski
Mark Abley, Gazette journalist, writer and poet about a book of poetry that he edited by Anne Szumigalski, who was his mentor, joined Jeffrey Mackie to discuss the book and his upcoming reading at Atwater Public Library on Thursday, February 15, 2007.
MiningWatch.ca
Natl Coordinator of Mining Watch Canada, Joan Kuyek, joins FMA to discuss recent activities of Canadian mining companies.
About Us
Welcome to the Friday Morning After website. Below is a pic of the FMA crew. Come back and visit us to check out audio heard on and off the show, links to interesting things we find on the internet as well as things to do in Montreal. If you want to contact us via email, you can write to fridaymorningafter@hotmail.com
The FMA Gang:
from left: Sara, Stephan, Tariq, Jeffrey, Joe & Margo
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- MONTREAL: Conference by Malalai Joya, former Afghan MP, staunch opponent of NATO war against her country
- Brian Concannon, F. William Engdahl, Mickey Huff, Dahr Jamail, Bob Chapman on The Global Research News Hour
- Spiralling Military Spending Creates Mass Unemployment
- Small "d" Depression: The Financial System is stabilized, the Real Economy Continues to Fall
- Possible deaths from H1N1 vaccine reported in Sweden
- VIDEO: Boy Almost Dies From Swine Flu Vaccine
- Israeli War Crimes: Delusional Self Defense, Delusional Congressional Vote
- America's Labor Movement: The Political Winds are Shifting
- A Morally Bankrupt Military: When Soldiers and Their Families Become Expendable
- Common Dreams
- National Security Experts Grim on Terror War
- Study: Prison Population on the Rise
- Lebanon Slides Towards Civil War as Anniversary of Hariri's Murder Looms
- Britain and US: Worst of Wealthy Nations for Children
- US Briefing on Iran Discredits the Official Line
- Doubts Raised on Linking of Iran to US Deaths in Iraq
- Korea Deal Marks Big Victory for Realists
- Greenpeace Try Eating Whale to Stop Whaling
- After a Decade, Booker Winner Roy Plans New Novel
- Independent UK
- 'Balloon boy' parents to plead guilty
- More troops 'are needed in Afghanistan'
- Woman attacked by chimp reveals face on Oprah
- Waterlow murder hunt police think suspect is still in Sydney
- Child rape accused priest first suspended in 1964
- US envoy opposes Afghan troop increase
- They come in search of justice – but end up thrown into jail
- Afghan police need three years of training
- The Crime Exchange: 'We're just fighting a failed drug war'
- Secret struggle with depression of goalkeeper driven to take his own life
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