Doug Eastick, in part, Feb 15th 2017: > > Stuart was a legend here in Canada for radio storytelling. If you have > 15 minutes and access online, go find the story of Dave and the Christmas > Turkey. If you are really curious, I'll "ship you some cassettes" that I > have :) -- email me directly. > > Stuart's weekly radio show was recorded across Canada as a live stage > production. Musical guests were regulars, and they recorded a few Vinyl > Café stories based on the fictional characters Dave, his wife Morley, and > kids Sam and Stephanie. These stories with Dave were often repeated over > the years, sold as books, and sold as CD's. The stories were funny, > sweet, touching, and poignant. > > I had the opportunity to attend a recording of the Vinyl Café once in > Sudbury, as well as Regina. Always a great night. > > When our kids were small, we would listen to the stories on longer car > rides. > > https://www.vinylcafe.com/ > > CBC > http://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/stuart-mclean-dead-obit-1.3984826 > > > From my Ceeb email blast: McLean's final Christmas show - a year old - but probably with the story Doug refs... CBC <http://www.cbc.ca/listen/shows/vinyl-cafe/episode/15210237> (link)
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