Scottish Voice Show #620

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Producer/Host: Janet Stubbert                                         
Technical Producer: Mark Korman

Guest: Glen Gray, Manager KLEE Radio, 1600 AM, C. B., N. S.

March 03, 2012 Show Log

       Music:

 1          Natalie MacMaster/ My Roots Are Showing/Close to the Floor Jigs:

             Scotty Fitzgerald’s Jig – Close to the Floor

2          Duncan Wells /The Nickname Song 

3          Carl Mackenzie/Cape Breton Fiddle Medleys/Francis Sitwell 

4          Kinnon Beaton/ Tunesmith/ Archis A’s                                   

5          David Greenberg & Doug MacPhee/Joe’s Favourite     

Topics:

Sports: Hockey, Baseball

Singer, songwriter Duncan Wills and his song ‘The Nickname Song’

KLEE Radio

 Story telling – the need to keep storytelling alive (The Cape Breton Regional Library recently hired a full time       storyteller – seminars at various Library branches aroundCapeBreton).
 Cape Breton Island awards:
1          Vacay.ca http://vacay.ca/ has chosen Cape Breton Island as # 1-the
            most romantic place in Canada.
2          Cape Breton was also selected as the most beautiful islands in North America (see story below from      the Cape Breton Post)
 3         Cape Breton is the No. 1 island destination in Canada and continental United States, according to          Travel and Leisure magazine’s 2011 World’s Best Awards.
4          Cape Breton also came in at No. 3 on the list of Top 10 Islands in the
            world, ahead of popular destinations like theGreat Barrier ReefIslands andSicily.

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When you cross over to “the Island” from mainland Nova Scotia, you can almost hear the music in the air — fiddle music, more specifically.  Cape Breton has the most fiddle players per capita in the world and it isn’t difficult to find a quiet pub or country dance to try your hand at Cape Breton step or square dancing with your honey.