Stephanie Domet is a writer-broadcaster who lives in Halifax. She owns a baby grand piano, a guitar and two harmonicas. She doesn't play any of them, but if you happen to drop by her place, you'd be welcome to.

You may have heard her on CBC Radio, read her work in the Halifax Daily News, The Coast, or Halifax Magazine, or seen her in the 2005 Atlantic Fringe Festival performing her one-woman show called Cogswell!, or at the Atlantic Film Festival, performing in a film of the same name.

She has worked as a mall mascot, in a balloon factory, as a graveyard shift pastry chef and in many, many diners and bookstores. She vastly prefers talking on the radio to just about anything else she's done.

Glenn Meisner

Back in 1973 Glenn Meisner was looking for a job in audio, for a while. A conversation with CBC Radio in Halifax led to an opportunity to run their recording studio, Studio H, which was situated on Argyle St. at that time. The offer sounded good so he accepted, for a while.

 Fast forward nearly four decades, thousands of concerts and studio sessions, thousands of hours of radio programing, and he's still at CBC in Halifax, at least for a while yet.