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Rockburn Presents

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Sunday 9pm ET / 6pm PT
Sunday 11:30pm ET / 8:30pm PT

Award-winning host Ken Rockburn presents a series of interviews with people of influence from the worlds of politics, arts and culture. Tune in on Sunday nights as Ken meets with trailblazing personalities behind a number of public policy and cultural issues.

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May 26
9:00 pm Joseph Boyden's first novel Three Mile Road about two Cree snipers fighting in the First World War won him critical acclaim from around the globe. His second novel Through Black Spruce garnered him even...
May 27
3:00 am Joseph Boyden's first novel Three Mile Road about two Cree snipers fighting in the First World War won him critical acclaim from around the globe. His second novel Through Black Spruce garnered him even...
Ken Rockburn
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A veteran journalist and broadcaster widely recognized for his irreverent and entertaining interview and presentation style, Ken is an award-winning journalist with almost 40 years of experience on radio and television. He first joined CPAC in 2001 as host of Talk Politics which ran for eight seasons. He returned to CPAC in 2010 to host Rockburn... Read more
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kate collins:
My daughter says No Sugar Tonight and New Mother Nature are one song with two names and I say they are two songs that just get played togeth
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ubc student:
Nice to see a longer interview with a writer. Small picky point: there's an error in the name of Boyden's first novel.
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Dave:
That was truly an excellent interview about an interesting journey.
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Tom:
Always enjoy watching Luba and her Airfarce mates. They often delivered their message subtly and effectively.
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