In a world that's awash in mass-produced products, certain individuals still devote themselves to making things that are unique. Artisans around the Maritimes create everyday items like coffee mugs & breadboards, accessories like earrings & shawls, and fanciful objects that blend various media and defy description.
Maritime Noon is the lunch time radio show of CBC serving Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. It can be listened to live from the links on the Maritime Noon homepage, and will be archived for one week from their Phone In page. The phone in starts after the one o'clock news (Atlantic Standard Time).
I will be listening. It will be interesting to learn what my potential customers have to say.
update: (Due to special coverage of the Lord Black trial, this show was shortened to about 30 minutes and started at 1:30 or thereabouts)
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If a person has an object that was made or created by a close relitive or friend that has pasted on, when he, she looks at or holds the object they can get a memory or sense of connecting to the creater of the object. I hope the objects I make, even with all their mistakes, can someday be a link to me and the past to my children and beyond.
Murray Warner, at eastlink .ca
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