The Our City Tonight Podcast

The Podcast is a continuation of the “Our City Tonight” weekly TV show, including extended interviews and additional interviews from their other media platforms. Jim and Leeta host Our City Tonight TV, based in Vancouver and featuring cool events, wine knowledge, health & wellness and all things cultural around the city

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  Nick Davis on Godspell, SCTV and the Birth of a Comedy Generation

  Sep 29, 202615 min

  Writer, director, and producer Nick Davis joins Our City Tonight for an extended conversation about his documentary You Had To Be There, which looks back at the remarkable 1972 Toronto production of Godspell and the creative community that emerged from it. That production brought together performers who would go on to help shape an extraordinary era in North American comedy, with connections to Second City, SCTV, and Saturday Night Live. Davis talks about revisiting this pivotal moment more than five decades later, the people and circumstances that made the Toronto production so significant, and why its influence continues to resonate in comedy and popular culture. Watch the shorter video version of this conversation on the Our City Tonight YouTube channel. Our City Tonight features conversations about arts, entertainment, film, television, music, books, food, and culture - and the people behind the stories.

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  Why Exorcist II Failed — David Kittredge on Boorman and the Devil

  Sep 24, 20269 min

  How did the follow-up to The Exorcist become such a disappointment—and what makes its story worth revisiting? Filmmaker David Kittredge joins Jim Gordon on The Our City Tonight Podcast to discuss Boorman and the Devil, his documentary about John Boorman’s ambitious sequel, Exorcist II: The Heretic. David explores the studio’s confidence, the creative choices that took the sequel away from conventional horror, and the gap between the filmmakers’ intentions and audience expectations. Jim also asks whether the film might have received a different reception had it simply been called The Heretic. David reflects on interviewing Boorman and the unexpected openness of their conversation about art, failure, family, and the importance of taking creative risks. Watch the video interview on the Our City Tonight YouTube channel. Follow The Our City Tonight Podcast for more conversations about arts, entertainment, film, music, books, food, and the people behind the stories.

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  Emily Vikre on Cabin Cocktails — Great Drinks for the Great Outdoors

  Sep 4, 202611 min

  Emily Vikre, co-founder and co-owner of Vikre Distillery and a nationally recognized food and drinks writer, joins Our City Tonight to talk about her latest book, Cabin Cocktails. A native of Duluth, Minnesota, Vikre holds a PhD in food policy and behavioral theory from Tufts University and has built a career that brings together food, drink, creativity, and the culture surrounding them. In this conversation, Emily talks about Cabin Cocktails and the pleasures of making memorable drinks away from the traditional cocktail bar, whether at the cabin, around the fire, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Watch the shorter video version of this conversation on the Our City Tonight YouTube channel. Our City Tonight is a Vancouver-based television and media program covering arts, entertainment, culture, food, wine, cocktails, books, business, and the people and ideas shaping our world.

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  Jack Bialik on the Knowledge We’re Losing — and Why It Matters Genre

  Sep 4, 202612 min

  Technologist, engineer, and author Jack Bialik joins Our City Tonight to discuss his latest book, Lost in Time: Our Forgotten and Vanishing Knowledge. Drawing on a career spanning more than four decades in engineering, information technology, and project management, Bialik explores the knowledge, skills, and ideas that can disappear as technology and society move forward - and why remembering what came before still matters. A lifelong IEEE member and Project Management Professional (PMP), Bialik has worked on projects involving organizations including the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Department of Homeland Security, as well as serving in executive technology roles. Our City Tonight is a Vancouver-based television and media program covering arts, entertainment, culture, food, wine, books, business, and the people and ideas shaping our world.

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  Jack Bialik on the Knowledge We’re Losing — and Why It Matters

  Sep 4, 202612 min

  Technologist, engineer, and author Jack Bialik joins Our City Tonight to discuss his latest book, Lost in Time: Our Forgotten and Vanishing Knowledge. Drawing on a career spanning more than four decades in engineering, information technology, and project management, Bialik explores the knowledge, skills, and ideas that can disappear as technology and society move forward - and why remembering what came before still matters. A lifelong IEEE member and Project Management Professional (PMP), Bialik has worked on projects involving organizations including the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Department of Homeland Security, as well as serving in executive technology roles. Our City Tonight is a Vancouver-based television and media program covering arts, entertainment, culture, food, wine, books, business, and the people and ideas shaping our world.

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