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I’ve been a fan of Dan-e-o since the start of his music career back in 1996. It was long overdue to have him on the show. I normally start off each episode of Word is Bond Rap Radio with a half hour music mix. I picked a bunch of Dan-e-o tunes [Keep Reading]

Engines of War by George Mann The Day of the Doctor was a movie event celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who. It was an incredible experience to share with a group of fans in the cinema. If you know anything about the iconic television [Keep Reading]

Dre Specz is a rapper from Flemingdon Park in Toronto who spent his teenage years in Scarborough. His music reflects the highs and lows he’s experienced in his life. It’s best described as “hardcore street music with a twist of [Keep Reading]

“Do you want to study under the great teachers? . . . Well, you can find them anywhere. They live on the shelves of your library; they live on the walls of museums; they live in recordings made decades ago. Your teachers don’t even need [Keep Reading]

Dre Specz calls in to The Word is Bond Rap Radio Show to talk about his new album and tour that kicks off in London, Ontario on December 13th. It’s a stacked bill and a concert that you definitely don’t want to miss! Press play and enjoy [Keep Reading]

Doctor Who – The Road to the Thirteenth Doctor The Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors all have continuing adventures in the comics and they are about to be joined by their newest incarnation. While the Tenth and Eleventh Doctor have new, [Keep Reading]

All Women’s Voices is an annual tradition at Radio Western and it is today! This year, it marks the 30th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre, the day when 14 women studying at École Polytechnique were murdered by a lone gunman. In [Keep Reading]

Two by Two by Nicholas Sparks Russ is married to a beautiful woman and seemingly has it all. When the novel opens, he is retelling the story about the birth of their daughter. He admits that she came into the picture a little early in the marriage. [Keep Reading]

Action Comics #1000 – Deluxe Edition Superman debuted in the first issue of Action Comics back in 1938. It took 80 years, but there are now over 1000 issues of that comic, along with several other Superman series. This is the original though [Keep Reading]

I am so excited that Blue’s Clues is back on television. It has a new host and a new title, Blue’s Clues and You, but it is just as great as it has always been. I wrote this lesson plan for a program I plan to deliver at the public [Keep Reading]