budget, bike safety and life lived in the extreem

Both Doug and I was back in that house...the cfrc house...we spoke about the safty and benfits of wearing a helmet when biking...you know it being that time of year again...I even let you all in on a little secret...I might be using my legs to get to work...its doing my particapaction part for the heath and welfare of the voices. also I seen that Al Gore film, not a bad little film...but I think it needed some car chases or something...or maybe ed begley you know givin the common man "what for" in his electric car fighting the crime of the ages...the eventual death of mother earth...I kid about a serius subject...and I sort of commend the Gore for what he is doing and hope that we all could at least attempt a fraction of what he asking us to do....
well I am out and about...but while you are here check out the voices...



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Life is always lived unexpectedly

yes, and that is all I am saying right now...of course I will tell my friends colleages bosses and what not...but this news is just a tad too personal for the masses of the internets...so I do hope that you all understand and check out the Voices.



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Note: all is good, but alot of work ahead to get back to something of a normal time!!!

once again with the solo...

I feel as though I should make this quick because, well the Iron Chief is on…and if I don’t get my iron chief…you just don’t want to know what will happen

Last night I ran the voices all solo...I guess in was some sort of pay back from the Doug, who is finding himself in the southern regions basking in the sun and having a good time…which is fine I suppose as I was not around last week…I will not pretend to think that you the public was falling my every move. So I will tell you I was at the Ryerson attending a communications series that is by and part put together but the First Nations Technical Institute’s Indigenous Communications Program. The topic was on Ipperwash and the lack of participation of the media not only in this issue but in the First Nations issues as a whole…I was able to collect the tape of speeches and I provided them tonight with a little music so sit back put your feet up you deserve a break…and enjoy the Voices




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Ipperwash co-workshop, Toronto

It was a solo evening for the Doug tonight. I was away on business...attending a workshop held at the Ryerson School of Journalism, it was a co-host with both First Nations Technical Institute Indigenous Communications Department and Ryerson, The workshop entitled "Backwash on Ipperwash: Did the news media do its job?" and was mainly focused on the lack of accurate journalism surrounding Ipperwash as well as other first nations issues. The Panal discussion group consisted of Sam George(Dudley George's Brother), Peter Edwards author of the book "One Dead Indian", John Miller Professor of Journalism at Ryerson, and Bud Whiteye reporter, publisher of local newspaper of his Walpole Island First Nation.
lots of information, audio recordings ready for next weeks show. so stay tuned...

but while I have your attention...why not check out the Voices below...



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