mmmeee0: precisely.I can think of many people for the Right. Bill Aberhart got his start as a radio preacher, and became the first Socred Premier of Alberta.
Not Emma Goldman- that would never be allowed. Remember, the CBC was originally designed by King as a broadcaster cum regulator.
For those who don't believe me about the possibility of a Canadian RR, I can make it happen in a TL...![]()
For those who don't believe me about the possibility of a Canadian RR, I can make it happen in a TL...![]()
Bah! Sir John A. did it already, ever hear of the CPR?For those who don't believe me about the possibility of a Canadian RR, I can make it happen in a TL...![]()
Hear, hear! Yup, those were the days!I know that nobody on this site remembers Peter Gzowsky, who babbled constantly on the CBC from 1971 (This Country in the Morning) to 1997 (Morningside). He did interviews with every single person in Canada, it seemed, over his career, and, while often boring and tedious (Margaret Atwood types), there were diamonds in the rough. Armenian terrorists promising to blow up the TTC subway, a Canadian who invents the world's best ashtray, (I have one by my bed), Great stuff. He had a voice as memorable as James Earl Jones, and was easy on the ears.
POD 1935, when the modern CBC was born and Mackenzie King returned to power.