Item is an audio reel containing a recording of the first part of the CRTC Hearing for Vancouver Co-operative Radio (7400591). In the recording staff and board members present arguments for a license to broadcast.
Item is an audio reel containing a recording of the second part of the CRTC Hearing for Vancouver Co-operative Radio (7400591). In the recording staff and board members present arguments for a license to broadcast.
Item is an audio tape containing interviews with Peter Wong (Chinese Canadian Historical Society), [Francis Tum] (Chinese Student's Association), Donald (Chinese Student's Association. The Overseers publication), and Terry (Chinese Student's Association music instrumental group), Contents was used on Pender Guy Program #: 66
Part is a recording of a meeting that was titled 'Divide and conquer: the struggle for native rights, the US and native rights in Nicaragua'. Speakers include: Dr. Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Dr. Mirna Cunningham, and Dan Heap,
Item is an audio reel containing a recording of a talk by Dr. James Curan as part of a forum organized by AIDS Vancouver. Description on tape case: "Dr. James Curran is head of the AIDS Task Force for the US Center for Disease Control; this is part of a forum on AIDS held as part of the conference of the American Association of Physicians for Human Rights (AAPHR), a gay physicians association; the conference was held in 1987 in Vancouver."
Item is an audio reel containing a recording of a general discussion and question period as part of a forum organized by AIDS Vancouver. Description on tape case: "This is a general discussion & Q&A period held after the presentations at the conference of the American Association of Physicians for Human Rights."
Item part is a recording of an interview with Dan Campbell regarding federal and provincial policies as they relate to urban development and rehabilitation projects.
Item is a recording of an interview with Dan Coates, who served as an executive assistant to Canadian politician Robert Andras from 1960 to 1973. The discussion touches on Robert Andras' view on urban renewal and planning, the general view of urban renewal at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), and the desire to include the Strathcona community in the discussion of planning in the area.
Item component is side 1 of an interview with Jack Darcus. Topics covered in the interview include: Darcus's home in Dunbar Memorial Park field house, his careers as a painter, film maker, script writer and novelist. Interview also touches on his wife, Linda Ohama, a painter and filmmaker. Recording ends mid-conversation. Interview conducted by Pam Chambers.
Item component is the continuation of an interview with Jack Darcus. Topics covered in the interview include: Darcus's home in Dunbar Memorial Park field house, his careers as a painter, film maker, script writer and novelist. Interview also touches on his wife, Linda Ohama, a painter and filmmaker. Recording ends mid-conversatrion. Interview conducted by Pam Chambers.
Item is an audio reel containing two episodes of Van Lit. The first features readings by David Arnasson from his book 'Circus Performers' Bar' and the second is an interview with Arnasson on March 28th at the Book Information Centre.
Item part is a recording of part one (of two) of an interview with David Spearing, who was involved in the Strathcona initiatives including the working committee and the preparation of a report to Council. Interview continues in part two.
Item part is a recording of part two (of two) of an interview with David Spearing, who was involved in the Strathcona initiatives including the working committee and the preparation of a report to Council. Interview cuts out at end of tape.
Item is an audio reel containing a recording of an episode of Dear Doug, hosted by Doug. Doug reads letters from listeners and provides advice to listeners who write into the show.
Item is an audio reel containing a recording entitled "Dina on Disability" where the interviewee discusses her experience with cerebral palsy and the LGBTQ2+ community in Vancouver.
Item is an audio reel containing a talk by Sir Richard Doll. Description on tape case: "Sir Richard Doll, Professor Emeritus of Medicine at Oxford University gives a lecture at the Vancouver Institute."
Item part is part 1 (of 2) of an audio recording which captures the Dopson family history, Richard Dopson's biography, and family stories as told by Richard Dopson himself. Occasional comments and questions from unidentified others. Ends abruptly at end of tape.
Item part is part 2 (of 2) of an audio recording which captures the Dopson family history, Richard Dopson's biography, and family stories as told by Richard Dopson himself. Occasional comments and questions from unidentified others.
Item component is side 1 of an interview with Terry Dougan and others. Side A the Dunbar interview with Terry Dougan ends at 35 min., another person starts talking with reference to SEBA, chemical engineering? Peggy can still be heard in the background in her office. End of tape is a CBC Opera program. Side B is not an interview with Terry Dougan. There is a female voice, with a British accent, speaking with Peggy Schofield and Pam Chambers regarding a Dunbar board meeting and a three year community cultural project. Interview of Terry Dougan conducted by Peggy Schofield.
Item component is the continuation of an interview with Terry Dougan and others. Side A the Dunbar interview with Terry Dougan ends at 35 min., another person starts talking with reference to SEBA, chemical engineering? Peggy can still be heard in the background in her office. End of tape is a CBC Opera program. Side B is not an interview with Terry Dougan. There is a female voice, with a British accent, speaking with Peggy Schofield and Pam Chambers regarding a Dunbar board meeting and a three year community cultural project. Interview of Terry Dougan conducted by Peggy Schofield.
Item component is a continuation of an interview of Barry Downs. Interview conducted by Imbi Harding and Peggy Schofield. Recording ends mid-conversation.
Item is a recording of a broadcast of Open Line hosted by Jim MacDonald in which he interviews Irving Stowe, James Bohlen, Dr. Robert Ellis and Dr. John Gofman about the Amchitka Island nuclear tests scheduled for September of 1971. Topics discussed include the possibility of earthquakes or tidal waves resulting from bomb detonation, and the health and environmental consequences of nuclear radiation. The latter part of the recording consists of call-in questions and answers from the panel.
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