Released in a wave of declassified UFO documents in England comes this gem: that Eisenhower and Churchill purposely covered up UFOs. There was a short time in US history where talking about UFOs wasn’t censored–especially the military. People in the military left and right were commenting on “saucers” and technology from “Mars”–and then, it’s said [...]
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Eisenhower and Churchill: UFO cover up? Leave a comment
Researching for Longest Night (Dec 20, 21): We Are Not Alone Leave a comment
Researching for Longest Night, I was told that Daniel Janke wanted real reports of UFOs during my segments. Over the last week of researching, I’ve become a bit jittery. There’s a lot more than I really want to think about. Check out this footage from NASA. Don’t know about you. But when I come [...]
Howls and Hell Yeahs: The Celebration of the Life of Reid A. Parent 2 comments
I just returned from a beautiful service honouring the life of Reid A. Parent, a 25 year old man who touched the lives of tons of people before his untimely death in a car accident. Reid was the main speaker at the event. His words were all over the program–several of his journal entries revealed [...]
“Adopting My Mother” radio series is up Leave a comment
Hi Folks, if you look under Radio Series, you’ll see I finally put up the 5 parts of “Adopting my Mother.” It was my first radio series. Be kind. I had a lot of fun with it, but it was my first foray into radio series. It tells the story of when my birthmother found [...]
For the Love of Whitehorse: Why I Live in the Wilderness City 6 comments
Occasionally, people will ask me why I’m here. They don’t mean I should leave– only what it is that keeps me here. It’s good to think about why you live in the place you do. You can always say that work brought you here, or love, or you were raised here, or it’s all you [...]
Aboriginal Playwright Reading Series begins Wed. June 23 Leave a comment
Gwaandak Theatre is putting on a reading series this summer in Whitehorse, featuring three plays written by First Nations playwrights, borrowing the skills of some local First Nation actors—some who are brand new to the theatre stage. I’m excited to see these plays put on as readings. They’ll really showcase what aboriginal playwrights are doing [...]
“The Song of Sasquatch” up at Joyland 2 comments
“The Song of Sasquatch,”my poem/story of bigfoot romance in the style of Song of Solomon, is up at Joyland: a hub for short fiction. Joyland is unique as an online fiction magazine. It has editors associated with a certain geographical place and all the stories come from writers associated with that place. Occasionally, editor Kevin [...]
Mac’s Fireweed signing of EVOLVE, Canadian Vampire Anthology, Friday, 4-6pm Leave a comment
UFOlogy in the Yukon: What’s Going On Up There? 2 comments
My article on Ufology in the Yukon appears now in Yukon, North of Ordinary. The magazine is the inflight mag of Air North, one of the finest airlines. I love Air North for its service, the fact that I know all the flight attendants, and for the Midnight Sun coffee and the cheesecake. I’m proud [...]
The Laramie Project Shows Stunning Ensemble Work 1 comment
This is my review from What’s Up Yukon. 5 out of 5 Stars I gave Justine Davidson, the theatre reviewer for the Whitehorse Star, a long hug at the end of The Laramie Project, the Guild Society/GALA play. Both of us were near tears. She said over my shoulder, “Does this mean it’s good when the [...]
