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Candace Savage

Canadian Author Candace Savage speaks about her adventures in Southern Saskatchewan in her book A Geography of Blood.

Alex Cuba

Singer-songwriter Alex Cuba discusses growing up in Cuba in a prominent musical family, his move to Canada and music collaboration in the digital age.

Jules Lines

In this episode of Basecamp, recorded live at the 40th Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival, British soloist Jules Lines talks about climbing, falling and writ

Alex Honnald relaxing on El Cap's Texas Flake

How Google Captured El Capitan Through Alex Honnold's Eyes

In January, a small team of climbers, photographers and software engineers tackled a tall task -- creating a 3,000-foot photo tour of one of rock climbing's cro

Five Mountain Storytellers Share Their Yarn-Spinning Secrets

Mountains inspire stories. We asked five old-school storytellers to share what they seek in a good story and how to tell a good campfire tale.

Author James Raffan on What the Liberal Government Could Do for the North

Canada's new government is already starting to make big changes. Author James Raffan hopes a relationship with those who live above the 60th parallel is part of

Dervla Murphy

The remarkable octogenarian Irish traveller and author tells stories about her many world adventures via bicycle and foot.

Mark Morris

Choreographer and dancer Mark Morris

American choreographer and dancer Mark Morris in conversation with critic John Rockwell.

Pedja Muzijevic playing a foretpiano.

Hear Music the Way Beethoven Meant it to Be Heard

Beethoven and Brahms used the fortepiano to compose their work, and there just happens to be one at Banff Centre.

Tom Hornbein

Legendary American mountaineer Tom Hornbein talks about his first ever ascent on Mount Everest's west ridge in the 1960s.

Alexandra Fuller

Memoirist Alexandra Fuller talks about her childhood in Zimbabwe, her work, and the role of the writer with host Mojo Anderson in front of a studio audience.

One Cello, One Guitar and an Abandoned Coal Mining Town

The emerging experimental folk duo, Montreal-based Year of Glad, was chosen as one of four bands to participate in the 2014 Banff Indie Band Residency.

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