Media + Production

Four Experts Explain Why You Should Use Stories to Communicate Science

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Bernadette McDonald

Author Bernadette McDonald speaks about her book "Freedom Climbers" which retells the story of Polish climbers during the Second World War.

David Suzuki and Dasho Kinley Dorji

David Suzuki takes the stage with Bhutan's Dasho Kinley Dorji to talk about the ethos of Gross National Happiness.

Hiding Behind the Lens: 4 Hints for Videographers

How to get the shots you want without getting in the way.

A Great Video Needs More Than Just a Great Story

Want to create fantastic videos that everyone wants to watch? Here are some things to consider before you start shooting.

Raphael Slawinski

Renowned Canadian alpinist Raphael Slawinski is interviewed by noted American climber, Jack Tackle, about his accomplishments in the climbing world and his firs

Ian Brown

Award-winning Canadian journalist and broadcaster Ian Brown talks about his love of mountains and what they mean to an artist.

Geoff Dyer

An interview with British writer Geoff Dyer, whose work has been described as “genre-defying” for the way in which he bends traditional forms of writing into hi

She Looked at Her Father's Ashes With a Microscope and Saw the Universe

Artist Gabriela Fuchs found a unique and awe-inspiring way to remember her father.

Nick Bullock

Former prison officer Nick Bullock shares his transition from a small-working class town in Britain to climbing summits across the world.

An Animated Look at How a Physicist Creates Randomness

Krister Schalm explains the importance of randomness in his exploration of quantum physics.

David Chaundy-Smart

Gripped magazine's editorial director David Chaundy-Smart reflects on Ontario's 1970s rock climbing scene.

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