File consists of a typescript of a commentary by Budge Wilson on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Halifax Information Morning, regarding the Swissair disaster, one year later.
Item is an audio cassette recording of a interview with Budge Wilson by Don Connolly, of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Information Morning program regarding the book about the Swissair crash.
Item contains an audio cassette recording of an interview with Budge Wilson by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio regarding the Swissair crash first anniversary.
Item contains an audio cassette recording of an interview with Budge Wilson by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio regarding the Swissair crash first anniversary. Includes a poem by Budge Wilson.
Item contains an audio cassette with the first part of an interview of Budge Wilson by Don Connolly, Information Morning program, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio, regarding the Swissair crash.
Item contains an audio cassette with the second part of an interview of Budge Wilson by Don Connolly, Information Morning program, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio, regarding the Swissair crash.
Item contains an audio cassette with an interview of Budge Wilson by Don Connolly, Information Morning program, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio, regarding the Swissair crash.
File consists of the hand-written draft of a script by Budge Wilson, regarding the Swissair disaster, on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Halifax Information Morning program. Includes two photocopies of letters to Dick Miller, a CBC producer. Also includes three copies of the final typescript of the speech.
File contains an early manuscript (with some annotations) of Budge Wilson's book "After Swissair," an extended poem written in the 2000s. The book was originally titled "Broken Circles," before it became "Sea Change," and eventually "After Swissair." The file also contains a commentary script on the Swissair crash by Budge Wilson, which she wrote on September 2, 1999 and taped for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on September 26, 1999.
Item is an audio cassette that contains two readings by Budge Wilson from Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) broadcasts of her books "The Leaving" (recorded in the early 1990s, exact date unknown) and "The Reunion" (broadcast on CBC Info Morning, December 30, 1994).
Item is an audio cassette with an interview of Budge Wilson by Jane Kansas of Radio Free Kansas and a reading of Wilson's short story "The Happy Pill."
Fonds contains records relating to Susan Kerslake's writing and personal life, including manuscripts of published and unpublished work; correspondence, early writing and schoolwork, photographs, awards, articles and books reviews, and materials from events she attended.
File contains nine audio recordings that comprise season one of Backbenchers : One woman's journey through the snake pit of Canadian politics, a radio drama series by Wendy Lill presented by CBC Radio. File contains the pilot and eight episodes.
File contains copies of Wendy Lill's "Journal of a Rookie MP" entries for CBC Radio Morningside. The program was also called "Diary of a Rookie MP." Entries were dated between 1997 and 1998, and also contain Wendy Lill's edits and annotations.
File contains a recording of "I'll Bastyerache" by Jenny Munday and Marshall Button, a comedy performance that was aired on CBC Radio Halifax during the Maritime Magazine program. The other side of the tape has a recording of "What's a Yuppie?" from Morningside.
File contains a recording of the radio drama version of "All Fall Down." The play was also produced by Neptune Theatre. Jenny Munday played the role of Emma Grady.
File contains a cassette tape with a recording from CBC Radio of Bob Mesereau reviewing "Have You Ever Been to Bombay" by Jenny Munday, Elizabeth Goodyear, and Ilkay Silk.
File contains two cassette tapes with recordings of CBC radio interviews about Mulgrave Road Co-op Theatre's production of "Battle Fatigue" by Jenny Munday. One tape has an interview between Jenny Munday, Mary-Colin, Judith(?), and Peter Gzowski from CBC's Morningside program, recorded on opening night in Halifax. The second tape has a interview between Jenny Munday and Don Connolly from CBC's Information Morning program in Halifax.
File contains documents related to Neptune Theatre's production of "All Fall Down." The production was also turned into a radio drama. Jenny Munday played the role of Emma Grady. The documents include programs; a contract between Munday and CBC Radio; a contract between Munday and Neptune Theatre; newspaper reviews; greeting cards; and other documents.
File contains two copies of a proposal by Jenny Munday for a radio drama called "A Woman's War." The proposal was sent to Rosemary Gilbert, Producer, CBC Radio Drama. The file also contains correspondence between Munday and Gilbert about the proposal.
File contains documents related to radio dramas that Jenny Munday wrote or acted in, including the "Plaid Beaver" series and "Money in the Bank." The documents include a writing contract between Munday and CBC; an acting contract between Munday and CBC for "Plaid Beaver"; a production report for "The Plaid Beaver"; newspaper reviews; and correspondence.
File contains acting contracts between Jenny Munday and CBC Radio for programs called "Vanishing Point - A Silent Agreement," "Morningside Drama - Amateur Hero," and "Money in the Bank."
File contains documents related to "I'll Bastyerache" by Jenny Munday and Marshall Button, a comedy performance that was aired on CBC Radio Halifax during the Maritime Magazine program. The documents include a script for the performance; and a letter from Sheila Jones to Munday and Button.
Item consists of a recording of "Broadcasting for Reels, CKDU" which was curated by Stephen Kelly. The recording features Sym Corrigan, Craig Leonard, Lukas Pearse, Monika Kulesza and Erin Costella. It was an audio art project recored on November 13, 2008.
Item contains one of two programs written and narrated by David Craig and produced by Andy Dowden and Micah Lexier on the Audio By Artists' Festival for CKDU radio.
Item contains the second of two programs written and narrated by David Craig and produced by Andy Dowden and Micah Lexier on the Audio By Artists' Festival for CKDU radio.
