(04:17) “Participate in a Flying Phil Memorial Video” On this episode of the Pulse Community Podcast, Memories of Flying Phil, and how you can be a part of memorial video project being produced by Pancake Productions.
(10:56) “Paradise Found: PQB Solving the Doctor Shortage” Dr. Edward Aasman, is one of eight new healthcare professionals recruited to the Parksville Qualicum Beach area. Dr. Aasman shares his journey from Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, to British Columbia, discussing the attractive changes in BC’s healthcare system, particularly the new payment model for family physicians. He talks about his transition from hospital-based care to focusing on preventative family medicine.
(26:55) “From Paris Streets to Global Beats: Bruce Cockburn’s Musical Journey” Bruce Cockburn will appearing at the Port Theatre in Nanaimo and Victoria in March and discusses his musical journey from his early days learning guitar to his eclectic style influenced by various genres including folk, jazz, and world music. Cockburn shares personal stories from his busking days in Paris, his education at Berkeley School of Music, and his long-standing relationship with manager Bernie Finkelstein. The interview provides insight into his social activism, and the inspiration behind some of his most notable works.
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