February 1-6, 2010

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  • David Carpenter on fishing and writing the stories in Welcome to Canada.
  • Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo talks about writing the character-driven song, "Candice". [Broadcast version only.]
  • Frank Gehry, famous Canadian-born architect, explains why he's reading Music Quickens Time by Daniel Barenbaum. [Saturday broadcast only.]
  • Ian Brown recounts the story of raising Walker, a boy with a highly unusual genetic condition.
  • Vincent Lam opens up about how Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures has been adapted for TV.

Music used in the broadcast version:

  • "Bees" - Caribou, The Milk of Human Kindness

  • "Candice" - Blue Rodeo, The Things We Left Behind

  • "Dinah" - The Next Chapter Piano Orchestra

  • "Suite 2: Gigue" - J.S. Bach, Sergei Istomin, Six Suites a Violincello

  • "If It Be Your Will" - Leonard Cohen, Live in London