Morningside Log

Aug19-96

08:05:00 10:57:00

NOTE> HOUR ONE - MONDAY

LIVE> OPENING BILLS 00:01:30 08:05:00

LIVE> STOP 86/OVERVIEW 00:23:52 08:06:30 2exTOR/1exOTT/ Two recent stories
have once again drawn attention to the problem of violence against women.
Stop 86 is a women's shelter in Toronto, one of the first such shelters in
Canada. The same week Stop 86 was celebrating its 25th anniversary, the
Women's Health Forum in Ottawa reported that violence against women costs
Canadian society 4.2 billion dollars a year. We'll come back to the numbers
in a little while, but first, in our studio in Toronto is Joyce Mino, one
of the first workers at Stop 86 and Cheryl Torrance, a front-line counselor
and former resident of the shelter... (BRIDGE)...Cheryl Torrance is a
counselor and former resident of Stop 86, a women's shelter in Toronto,
Joyce Mino is a long-time worker at the shelter which has just celebrated
its 25th anniversary. Violence against women is a problem that people are
more aware of now than they were 25 years ago so when the numbers hit the
headlines, saying violence to women costs Canada 4.2 billion dollars a
year, even people who work in the field were shocked. Louise Hanvey is
co-author of the research paper that highlighted that cost and she's in our
Ottawa studio.

PERSON> SAXBERG, BARB

PERSON> MINO, JOYCE

PERSON> TORRANCE, CHERYL

PERSON> HANVEY, LOUISE

CUT> AH! THE SEA - PHYLLIS MORRISSEY 00:03:18 08:30:30 Disk: Side: Cut:
Work: Format: Rec:WOMAN OF THE ISLAND Spine:PM 001

Op: Key: MAPLE: CRTC Cat: CBC Prod?

LIVE> SLEEP (NB) REPEAT - APR 2/2 00:21:46 08:34:30 TAPE/Stanley Coren is a
professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia and a master
of explaining how the mind works. In his latest book called "Sleep
Thieves", he examines sleep. I spoke with Stanley Coren back in April, in a
three part series. Here is part one, which begins with how much sleep
Stanley Coren gets.

NOTE> "Sleep Thieves" is published by Free Press.

PERSON> BLITT, NATALIE

PERSON> COREN, STANLEY

NOTE> HOUR TWO - MONDAY

CUT> CAMPESINO - GIPSY KINGS 00:03:27 09:05:30 Disk: Side: Cut: Work:
Format: Rec:ESTRELLAS Spine:CK 91084

Op: Key: MAPLE: CRTC Cat: CBC Prod?

LIVE> ROASTING (NB) REPEAT - APR 18/2 00:20:30 09:09:00 TAPE/Of all the
different ways to cook food, roasting may be the healthiest, fastest and
most delicious. It's certainly one of the oldest forms of cooking. In
April, Peter spoke with two chefs about roasting. Michel Lindthaler is the
owner of Perks in Halifax and Bonnie Stern runs the Bonnie Stern Cooking
School in Toronto.

PERSON> BLITT, NATALIE

PERSON> LINDTHALER, MICHEL

PERSON> STERN, BONNIE

CUT> JOHNNY SAUCEPAN - MOXY FRUVOUS 00:01:24 09:29:30 Disk: Side: Cut:
Work: Format: Rec:B Spine:CD 15223

Op: Key: MAPLE:MA CRTC Cat: CBC Prod?

CUT> FEAR - SARAH MCLACHLAN 00:06:20 09:33:00 Disk: Side: Cut: Work:
Format: Rec:RARITIES, B-SIDES AND OTHER STUFF Spine:06700-30105-28

Op: Key: MAPLE: CRTC Cat: CBC Prod?

LIVE> MICHEL PERRON (NB) REPEAT - APR 9/2 00:19:30 09:37:00 TAPE/Michel
Perron is a Quebec businessman who is credited with kick-starting the
economy of Port Cartier...a town near Sept-Iles on the North Shore of the
St. Lawrence River. Peter spoke with him in April and Michel's story begins
with a kidney transplant.

PERSON> BLITT, NATALIE

PERSON> PERRON, MICHEL

NOTE> HOUR THREE - MONDAY

LIVE> VINYL CAFE (DA) 00:50:00 00:00:00 TAPE/Here's Stuart McLean and "The
Vinyl Cafe"...

PERSON> AMER, DAVID

PERSON> MCLEAN, STUART

LIVE> PROMO 00:00:15 10:53:30

LIVE> LAST WORDS 00:00:15 10:53:45