Radio Days: Recent Episodes
ward norcutt
humorous, adventurous, thoughtful childhood (and sometimes current) stories - sent in by listeners from all across Canada - changed into poems - adding the flavour of the story into the poem
What do we remember? And what effect do those memories have on how we act in the present and in the future? Come talk a walk with me....
a story about the search for family, the community of Hope, BC, and its generous charity.
how many times did you break a bone? How many casts did it take you for each, and what did you do while you were at it? And this writer's apologetic "shout-out" to his artistic friends. Best regards to you all.
The latest episode - spanning the camping years from the 60's through 80's.
And maybe just a little bit more...
The same story - sorry for being redundant, but so many friends liked the picture of young Ward but may not have known there was a podcast of his story attached....
a continuation of and from the episode The Great Equalizer. This focuses on bias and prejudice... and my role in its persistence...
a new radio days episode focusing on the life of Frederick Douglass - a man who fought to end his own slavery and for the equality of all in the United States - a fight that continues....
A story from a conversation with Kymme Patrick - how life can come around in unexpected ways, and how what we do and how we feel is a choice left up to us.
Didn't we all run away? Or try to? Or at least think about it?
This little girl sure did, but her reason may surprise you...
a little journey back in time looking at how even just a few things have changed...
Just learning to add music - it will get better...
A story sent in by Nivedan from Surrey, BC. A little brother gets the chance to hang
out with the big boys and lives, barely, to tell the tale!
sharing stories of people from all across Canada as humorous poems.
Hoping to bring us all a little closer.