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- [cbc-hotsheets] HOTSHEET Weekend October 18 and October 19
- Posted by: victoria wilcox
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- HOT SHEET FOR WEEKEND OF OCTOBER 18 AND 19/97
- SATURDAY OCTOBER 18, 1997
- 1. THE HOUSE:
- This week on The House, the week in national politics...a new report
- indicates that Canada has slipped to 11th place in the world in terms of
- the proportion of our national income that send abroad in foreign aid. But
- private citizens in Canada are giving even more to help underdeveloped
- countries. Why the growing gap? Also, Jason Moscovitz talks with
- Jean-Pierre Kingsley, Canada's Chief Electoral Officer, about the report he
- issued this week. Kingsley believes there is room for substantial
- improvement in the way tabs are kept on fund-raising by local riding
- associations, and in funding and campaign spending by groups other than
- political parties. Reporter David McKie has a followup on the problem on
- sexual harassment in the civil service, and reporter Jennifer Fry has an
- update on the Canada Information Office: is the year-old agency a 20-
- million-dollar boondoggle? All that and more this week on The House, the
- week in national politics with Jason Moscovitz, Saturday after World Report
- at 9 (9:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 2. BASIC BLACK:
- This week on Basic Black...at long last...the winner in the Audible Pet
- Tricks contest!!! Find out whose Harold Fiske returns with the story of a
- man who works as a professional consultant to those doing time. And Arthur
- chats with a B.C. man who kayaked from Alberta to Nova Scotia - the long
- way! That's on Basic Black, Saturday at 10:05 (10:35 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 3. GREAT EASTERN:
- This week on The Great Eastern, Paul Moth gets his moose ! Or, closer to
- the truth, Paul Moth gets a license and goes looking for his moose with
- long-time pals Ger Cadigan and Bill Murphy. Duck and cover on
- Newfoundland's cultural magazine, the Great Eastern, Saturday morning at
- 11:31 a.m. (12:01 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 4. QUIRKS AND QUARKS:
- This week on Quirks and Quarks...the ethics of using placebos - "dummy
- drugs" - in clinical trials: is it fair to give people facing a serious
- illness a drug that you know will do nothing for them, and deny them a drug
- that might help? Also...the trouble with the stethoscope: some doctors have
- difficulty interpreting what they hear. Now a new computer program may help
- to train their ears. All that and more this week on Quirks and Quarks,
- Saturday at 12:09 (12:39 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 5. DEFINITELY NOT THE OPERA:
- This week on DNTO...Imagine a soap opera that you watch on a billboard
- while driving your car, and every time you click your garage door opener at
- it you interactively change the plot. Cash Peters has the scoop about the
- kind of interactive entertainment you can find only in Hollywood. And
- speaking of entertainment, in honour of Friday's launch of a new batch of
- specialty cable channels, DNTO polls some Canadian celebs to see what
- they'd create if they got to program their own specialty channel. Guests
- include actor Sheila McCarthy, Jean Ghomeshi from Moxy Fruvous and
- Geoffrey Kelly from Spirit of the West. Governor General award winning
- author Nino Ricci talks about his favourite book, movie and song. And in
- the final hour, hilarious social and political satire with the musical
- comedy of Bowser and Blue recorded live in concert in Hudson, Quebec.
- That's on Definitely Not the Opera starting at 1:08 pm (1:38 NT) on CBC
- Radio One.
- 6. THE WORLD THIS WEEKEND:
- Saturday on The World This Weekend...Yeltsin's remedy - economic shock
- treatment for an ailing nation. Prime Minister Jean Chretien arrives in
- Russia today for a five-day state visit. And he'll find a country in the
- midst of radical economic change - change that has left millions
- unemployed, and millions more poor and desparate. Join host Bernie McNamee
- for a special documentary look at the legacy - and victims - of Yeltsin's
- reforms. Plus the latest news, arts and sports. That's The World This
- Weekend - Saturday evening at 6:00 (7:00 AT, 7:30 NT) on Radio One and Two.
- 7. MYSTERY PROJECT:
- This week on The Mystery Project, more of "Clean Sweep," featuring cleaning
- woman-turned-sleuth Bonnie Marsden. This week's episode is "Death By
- Innuendo." Recently retired mine Safety Inspector Horton Olson is found
- with two bullets in his skull shortly before the Norstar Inquiry. His death
- is ruled a suicide..but was it? Find out, this Saturday evening on Mystery
- Project at 6:30 (7:30 AT, 8:00 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 8. ROOTS AND WINGS:
- It's a special edition of Roots and Wings this week, as host Philly
- Markowitz unveils the Roots and Wings CD - a compilation of her - and your
- - favourite world music as sampled on the show. Proceeds from the CD go to
- a very worthwhile cause, and you can check it out before you buy - by
- tuning in to Roots and Wings, Saturday night at 7:05 (6:05 AT, 6:35 NT) on
- CBC Radio One.
- 9. FINKLEMAN'S 45s:
- Join host Danny Finkleman for the best in music from the fifties, sixties
- and early seventies. This week, Danny spotlights the Fab Four - at least,
- their early work. He'll also have tunes from Mel Carter, Dion, and The Four
- Tops. Danny will also share his thoughts on how banks can better serve
- their clients, phone centres without phones, and law schools: which is
- better? The answer may surprise you. That's all on Finkleman's 45s,
- Saturday night at 8:06 (8:36 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 10. A PROPOS:
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- 11. SATURDAY NIGHT BLUES:
- This week in Hour One of Saturday Night Blues...Holger will catch up on
- some of the great new Canadian Blues CDs that have come out since the
- summer from artists such as David Wilcox, Brent Parkin, Big Dave MacLean,
- and The Fundamentals. In the Midnight Hour, Holger kicks off a two-part
- profile of Texas bluesman and bandleader Gatemouth Brown. "Gate" was one of
- the first black musicians to lead a big band in the 40s. His long career
- has included all forms of jazz and blues. This week you'll hear an
- interview that Holger did with Gate about his early days, and the new big
- band CD "Gate Swings." All that and more this week on Saturday Night Blues,
- starting at 11:05 (11:35 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- STEREO
- 12. MADLY OFF IN ALL DIRECTIONS:
- This week Madly Off in All Directions comes to you from the Limestone City
- - lovely Kingston, Ontario. Host Lorne Elliot welcomes
- ex-fighter-pilot-turned-comedian Barry Kennedy, and the music of the Cherry
- Valley Ramblers. That's on Madly Off in All Directions, Saturday morning at
- 10:35 (11:05 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 13. THE VINYL CAFE:
- Head for the Vinyl Cafe this weekend. Host Stuart McLean has a story to
- welcome in the hockey season. It's the tale of a mother who sets out - in
- fear and trembling of a sort - to complete her son's hockey gear. The music
- includes a song about painter Rene Magritte by Paul Simon; a Leonard Cohen
- song that's based on poetry by Frederico Garcia Lorca; and a song by Nancy
- White that's based on her thoughts about Leonard Cohen. That's just a bit
- of the bill of fare this week at the Vinyl Cafe, Saturday morning at 11:08
- (11:38 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 14. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE OPERA:
- Another Verdi classic from La Scala this week on Saturday Afternoon at the
- Opera. I Vespri Siciliani, set in 13th century Sicily, is a story of
- Sicilian resistance against the occupying French. But it's also a tale of
- love, betrayal, sacrifice and unacknowledged paternity - in other words,
- all the usual elements of opera. Cheryl Studer, Chris Merritt and Ferruccio
- Furlanetto headline the cast, and Riccardo Muti conducts the orchestra.
- That's I Vespri Siciliani, on Saturday Afternoon at the Opera, hosted by
- Howard Dyck, Saturday at 1:30 pm (2:30 AT; 3:00 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 15. THE GREAT EASTERN:
- This week on The Great Eastern, Paul Moth gets his moose ! Or, closer to
- the truth, Paul Moth gets a license and goes looking for his moose with
- long-time pals Ger Cadigan and Bill Murphy. Duck and cover on
- Newfoundland's cultural magazine, The Great Eastern, Saturday evening at
- 6:31 p.m. (7:31 AT; 8:01 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 16. RADIOSONIC SATURDAY NIGHT:
- This week, Radiosonic Saturday Night features...an exclusive session with
- Our Lady Peace recorded in the RadioSonic studio in Vancouver. Also, Leora
- talks with Mark Schilling, author of "The Encyclopedia of Japanese Pop
- Culture." Later, in another concert feature, Treble Charger recorded in
- Ottawa. That's Radiosonic Saturday Night, with Leora Kornfeld and David
- Wisdom, starting at 7:00 p.m. (8:00 p.m. AT; 8:30 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 17. RADIO ESCAPADE:
- Radio Escapade plants itself on the West Coast for the next six weeks as
- Janis McKenzie assumes the controls. Janis is a Vancouver broadcaster,
- music critic, musician, and frequent guest on Nightlines with David Wisdom.
- For her first show, Janis turns the tables and welcomes David Wisdom as her
- first musical guest. David will feature lots of new tunes that have caught
- his critical ear. Radio Escapade...radio to watch the sun come up, starting
- at midnight (1:00 AT, 1:30 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- TELEVISION
- 18. C.F.L. FOOTBALL:
- The Calgary Stampeders are in Toronto this Saturday for a showdown with the
- mighty Toronto Argonauts. Catch all the action starting at 2 p.m. (EASTERN)
- on CBC Television.
- NEWSWORLD
- 19. FACE OFF:
- This week on Face Off...More than two million students in Ontario could be
- out of the classroom soon if the province's teachers and the government
- can't head off a looming strike. The primary causes of the conflict are the
- same ones that seem to be affecting teacher-government relations in other
- provinces: scarce funds, dissatisfaction with results and power struggles
- over who controls what goes on in the classroom. Face Off assembles people
- on all sides of the problem - teacher leader Marshall Jarvis, parents Annie
- Kidder and John Bachmann, Mary Ann McLaughlan of the Conference Board of
- Canada, a business umbrella group that has just waded into the fray, and
- three high school students. Join hosts Judy Rebick and Claire Hoy for a
- look at our troubled education system, on Face Off, Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
- and 3:00 a.m. (EASTERN) and Sunday at noon (EASTERN) on CBC Newsworld.
- - WEEKEND HOT SHEET, SUNDAY OCTOBER 19, 1997 -
- 1. THIS MORNING:
- This week on the Sunday edition of This Morning...the toxic fire at the
- Plastimet recycling plant in Hamilton was one of the worst fires of its
- kind in the world. As Bob Carty discovered, it was a result of years of
- bureaucratic bungling. Also on the show...are married men really happier
- than married women ? A look at the way men view marriage. That's This
- Morning, with Michael Enright, Sunday after the 9 o'clock news (9:30 NT) on
- CBC Radio One.
- 2. VINYL CAFE:
- Head for the Vinyl Cafe this weekend. Host Stuart McLean has a story to
- welcome in the hockey season. It's the tale of a mother who sets out - in
- fear and trembling of a sort - to complete her son's hockey gear. The music
- includes a song about painter Rene Magritte by Paul Simon; a Leonard Cohen
- song that's based on poetry by Frederico Garcia Lorca; and a song by Nancy
- White that's based on her thoughts about Leonard Cohen. That's just a bit
- of the bill of fare this week at the Vinyl Cafe, Sunday at 12:08 p.m.
- (12:38 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 3. MADLY OFF IN ALL DIRECTIONS:
- This week Madly Off in All Directions comes to you from the Limestone City
- - lovely Kingston, Ontario. Host Lorne Elliot welcomes
- ex-fighter-pilot-turned-comedian Barry Kennedy, and the music of the Cherry
- Valley Ramblers. That's Madly Off in All Directions, Sunday afternoon at
- 1:08 (1:38 NT, 4:08 PT) on CBC Radio One.
- 4. THE INSIDE TRACK:
- This week The Inside Track examines the life of a man who is arguably
- Canada's most famous athlete these days. Jacques Villeneuve may not be as
- well known in his home country, but he has a good chance to win one of the
- sporting world's most prestigious championships. A special look at Formula
- One driver Jacques Villeneuve, the man some consider to be this country's
- biggest sporting ambassador. That's this week on The Inside Track, with
- host Robin Brown, Sunday at 1:33 (2:03 NT; 4:33 PT) on CBC Radio One.
- 5. TAPESTRY:
- This Sunday on Tapestry...The Craft and Artistry of Bible Translation.
- Scholars, poets, and writers have been translating the Bible for two
- thousand years now, with new editions on the market, and there's no end in
- sight. This week Tapestry presents the personal stories of people who
- wrestled with the text. It's a look at the spiritual, emotional, and
- psychological dimension of those who try to translate the word of God into
- the word of man (and woman): what it means to them and why they continue to
- it. That's this week on Tapestry, Sunday at 2:08 p.m. (2:38 NT; 4:08 p.m.
- MT; 3:08 pm. PT) on CBC Radio One.
- 6. WRITERS AND COMPANY:
- This week on Writers and Company, host Eleanor Wachtel talks with American
- writer Cynthia Ozick, a woman who infuses her fiction and her essays with
- intellectual passion and brilliance. Ozick's latest novel is "The
- Puttermesser Papers" - stories about Ruth Pettermesser, lawyer for the City
- of New York. These stories have been appearing for some thirty years and
- are now concluded in this remarkable book. You can hear Eleanor Wachtel's
- conversation with Cynthia Ozick on Writers & Company, Sunday at 3:08 (3:38
- NT, 5:08 CT/MT/PT) on CBC Radio One.
- 7. CROSS-COUNTRY CHECKUP:
- ** NOTE: please change time to suit your time zone...Network shows say
- "Sunday afternoon..."
- Sunday on Cross Country Checkup ...the post-deficit dividend. For years, as
- governments trimmed their budgets, Canadians dimmed their expectations. Now
- federal Finance Minister Paul Martin predicts that next year, there will be
- no deficit. Where do we go from here? Should the government start spending
- again, with restraint? Do we need tax relief? What about the accumulated
- debt? Consider the federal government's financial future, Sunday on Cross
- Country Checkup from 4 until 6 (EASTERN) on CBC Radio One.
- 8. THE WORLD THIS WEEKEND:
- Sunday on The World This Weekend...AIDS and Drugs - Vancouver's deadly
- epidemic. Health officials in Vancouver recently declared the city's first
- medical emergency - in response to one of the worst AIDS epidemics in any
- Western nation. Drug users in the city have one of the highest infection
- rates in North America - and the situation is getting worse. Join host
- Bernie McNamee for a look at the dark side of Vancouver. Plus the latest
- news, arts, and sports. That's The World This Weekend - Sunday at 6:00 pm
- (7:00 AT, 7:30 NT) on Radio One and Two. 9. ON STAGE:
- 9. ON STAGE:
- This week, On Stage presents a special concert live from the Glenn Gould
- Studio in Toronto. Lavard Skou Larsen doubles as director and violinist as
- the European Chamber Orchestra joins French horn soloist James Sommerville
- in concert. The program includes Elgar's Serenade for Strings, Op. 20,
- Mozart's Horn Concerto in E flat major, K. 495, Dvorak's Two Waltzes, Op.
- 54, and Haydn's Symphony No. 51 in B flat major. That's On Stage, with host
- Eric Friesen, Sunday night at 8:05 (9:05 AT, 9:35 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 10. SUNDAY SHOWCASE:
- ****PLEASE NOTE: This play is meant for an adult listening audience.
- This week on Sunday Showcase, a controversial play from the pen of Brad
- Fraser. "Martin Yesterday" tells the story of the everyday trials of an
- openly gay Toronto politician, a pair of comic book professionals and two
- scam artists. "Martin Yesterday" wrestles with the issues of sex,
- relationships, lust and trust. Fraser places Martin, the title character,
- in Toronto's gay district as a city councillor. Forced to face his sense of
- self, his private impulses and his dark obsessions, Martin finds himself
- caught in a web of misunderstanding. That's on Sunday Showcase starting at
- 10:05 (11:05 AT, 11:35 NT) on CBC Radio One.
- 11. JAZZBEAT:
- This Sunday evening Jazz Beat begins a little later than usual to
- accommodate an extra-long play on Sunday Showcase. But be patient, because
- in Hour One of Jazz Beat...veteran pianist George McFetridge leads his
- quartet, called Strange Weather, in a studio session from Vancouver. In the
- second hour, Panamanian Danilo Perez brings a new rhythmic complexity to
- the jazz piano - in a festival concert caught in Montreal. That's Jazz
- Beat, with host Katie Malloch, Sunday night at 11:05 (12:05 AT, 12:35 NT)
- on CBC Radio One.
- - RADIO TWO -
- 12. CHORAL CONCERT:
- This week on Choral Concert, the finalists in the prestigious Let the
- Peoples Sing choral competition. Youth choirs, mixed voice and equal voice
- choirs from around the world have been adjudicated over the past few
- months, resulting in this program of some of the best choirs in the world.
- Canada's representatives in the finals of the competition are the Amabile
- Youth Singers from London, Ontario. Hear them this Sunday on Choral
- Concert, with host Howard Dyck, at 8:11 a.m. (8:41 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 13. SYMPHONY HALL:
- This Sunday on Symphony Hall, a concert by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
- under guest conductor Zuohuang Chen. The program includes the Roman
- Carnival Overture by Hector Berlioz, Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an
- Exhibition, Saint-Saens' Piano Concerto No. 2 (featuring pianist Marc-Andre
- Hamelin). Also on the bill...a work for Chinese pipa by Vancouver composer
- Mark Armanini called "Of Wind and Water". "Of Wind and Water" will be
- played by Vancouver musician Qui Xia He. That's on Symphony Hall, with host
- Katherine Duncan, Sunday morning at 10:05 (10:35 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 14. ON STAGE:
- This week, On Stage presents a special concert live from the Glenn Gould
- Studio in Toronto. Lavard Skou Larsen doubles as director and violinist as
- the European Chamber Orchestra joins French horn soloist James Sommerville
- in concert. The program includes Elgar's Serenade for Strings, Op. 20,
- Mozart's Horn Concerto in E flat major, K. 495, Dvorak's Two Waltzes, Op.
- 54, and Haydn's Symphony No. 51 in B flat major. That's On Stage, with host
- Eric Friesen, Sunday afternoon at 2:05 (2:35 NT) on CBC Stereo.
- 15. LIMITED EDITION:
- This week on Limited Edition, the final episode of One of a Kind, profiles
- of musicians who've made a unique contribution to their genre. This
- week...a look at the lives and music of Kate and Anna McGarrigle. They're
- brought a diverse set of cultural influences and a quirky sense of humour
- to their music, and the results are audible: finely-crafted tunes with an
- interesting perspective on life and relationships. That's Kate and Anna
- McGarrigle on One of a Kind, part of Limited Edition, Sunday evening at
- 5:05 (5:35 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 16. RADIOSONIC SUNDAY NIGHT:
- This week on Radiosonic Sunday night...in the Craftworks segment, author
- Evelyn Lau plays some of the music that inspires her work and colours her
- life. Dave also has a feature on music inspired by movie westerns. That's
- Radiosonic Sunday night, with David Wisdom and Leora Kornfeld, starting at
- 6:31 p.m. (7:31 p.m. AT, 8:01 p.m. NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- 17. RADIO ESCAPADE:
- Sunday night, Janis McKenzie continues her six week stint as host of Radio
- Escapade. Janis welcomes Gord Badanic as her special guest. Gord is
- President of the Pacific Music Industry, a label manager, a band manager,
- and a musician. His passion is power pop and he's got the vinyl to prove
- it. As well, Janis will feature music that all budding musicians can easily
- play....3 chord rock, what could be simpler? So tune up, tune in, and check
- out Radio Escapade with Janis McKenzie, Sunday at midnight (1:00 AT, 1:30
- NT) on CBC Radio Two.
- - TELEVISION -
- 18. C.F.L. FOOTBALL:
- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are in Montreal this Sunday for a showdown with
- the Alouettes. Game time is 1 p.m. (EASTERN) on CBC Television.
- 19. JUST FOR LAUGHS 15TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL:
- Who else but perennial favorite Mike MacDonald could host the Best of Just
- For Laughs 15th Anniversary Special? MacDonald, a true Canadian comedy
- staple with a dry, cynical wit, knows the real story behind all the hype.
- He reveals the real truth behind the great acts that have graced the stage
- and TV screen over the years. For example, Rowan Atkinson used the Just For
- Laughs stage to launch his Mr. Bean character. His manager took a tape of
- his first performance and used it to sell the Mr. Bean concept, and the
- rest is history. That performance is seen here for the first time. Just For
- Laughs has played host to all the stars, and at every stage of their
- careers -- before they were stars, while they were stars, and long after
- they were stars. See performances by Paul Reiser, Brett Butler, a rare
- stage appearance from Jim Carrey, Rowan Atkinson, Lily Tomlin, Adam
- Sandler, Seinfeld's Michael Richards and Jon Stewart and many more. That's
- the Just For Laughs 15th Anniversary Special, Sunday night at 9:00 p.m. on
- CBC Television.
- 20. THE WORST OF JUST FOR LAUGHS:
- Right after the Just For Laughs 15th Anniversary Special on CBC Television
- Sunday night, you can see the other side of the coin. The Worst of Just For
- Laughs features comedy performances that live in memory for reasons other
- than brilliance. This half-hour special of flubs, bloopers and ideas that
- looked good on paper (but nowhere else) will have you on the floor laughing
- - in sympathy, horror, whatever. It makes a dandy reality check after The
- 15th Anniversary Special that precedes it. Andy Nulman, whose mission as
- C.E.O. of Just For Laughs is to spread laughter and good cheer, has defied
- his mission by hosting this special, which features stuff "that's probably
- best left forgotten, but we're gonna show it anyway." Don't miss The Worst
- of Just For Laughs, Sunday night at 9:30 on CBC Television.
- 21. LIFE & TIMES:
- He is likely the wealthiest and certainly one of the most popular artists
- in Canada, but Robert Bateman's work has been ignored by most of our
- country's major galleries. From his beautiful retreat on the shores of
- British Columbia's Salt Spring Island, Bateman talks about his Life & Times
- this Sunday night on CBC Television. Bateman's 1977 decision to enter the
- reproduction market became a huge controversy that has colored his
- reputation as an artist. He wanted to make his work accessible to more
- people, so he personally signs from 950 to 12,000 copies of each of his
- paintings. Today, Bateman prints are sold all over the world - in 500 shops
- in Canada alone. Critics say these prints are just overpriced posters that
- cheapen the legitimate art market and that they have barred Bateman from
- showings in most of the major art galleries of the country. Get to know
- this highly popular artist as Life & Times profiles Robert Bateman, Sunday
- night at 10:00 p.m. on CBC Television.
- - NEWSWORLD -
- 22. THE PASSIONATE EYE:
- This week on The Passionate Eye, a re-broadcast of the fascinating
- documentary "Rock Wives." The media often portray the life of a rock star's
- partner as one long round of shopping, parties and photo opportunities.
- "Rock Wives" explores the less-than-glamorous truth about that life. The
- documentary features interviews with Shirley Watts, wife of Rolling Stone
- drummer Charlie Watts; Angie Bowie, former wife and manager of rock
- superstar David Bowie and Sharon Osbourne, wife of Ozzy Osbourne for 14
- years, mother to their three children and mastermind of his career. Don't
- miss "Rock Wives," on The Passionate Eye, Sunday night at 9:00 p.m.
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