authors: Greystone Books Broadcasts
 Meredith Hooper - A Too-Warm Summer at the "Bottom of the World"Author and Antarctica explorer/observer Meredith Hooper talks to National Public Radio about her time spent on this increasingly melting continent and the dangers that the Adélie penguins face because of a warming planet. WGTD-FM, Morning Show, NPR, May 12, 2008 Read more >> |
 David Waltner-Toews - Dr. David Waltner-Toews on Vancouver Co-Op RadioAllart, the host of Vancouver's co-op radio program Dynamic Health, recently interviewed David Waltner-Toews about his newest book, Food, Sex, and Salmonella. Listen to the podcast here. CFRO 102.7 FM, Aug 6, 2008 Read more >> |
 Paul Myers - It Ain't EasyPaul Myers talks about his latest book "It Ain't Easy: Long John Baldry and the Birth of the British Blues". Paul Myers, Sep 12, 2007 Read more >> |
 Severn Cullis-Suzuki - Severn Cullis-Suzuki in Conversation with the TyeeThe editor of Notes from Canada's Young Activists chats with the Tyee about B.C.'s forests, global warming and environmentalism. The Tyee, Aug 17, 2007 Read more >> |
 David King - Sir David King and Gabrielle Walker talk with the BBC's Simon Mayo about their book The Hot TopicSir David King and Gabrielle Walker joined Simon Mayo to talk about their book, The Hot Topic, which address’s the issue of Global Warming and provides ways that each individual can make a difference in combating it. BBC Radio Podcasts, Jan 21, 2008 Read more >> |
 Gabrielle Walker - The Debate is Over: The Planet Is Heating UpIt may be bad news that the planet is now indisputably facing climate change, but there is optimism on the horizon. There are things to be done about. Gabrielle Walker and Sir David King, authors of The Hot Topic, speak to Bob McDonald, host of CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks about a few solutions to this ... CBC Radio-Quirks and Quarks, Apr 26, 2008 Read more >> |
 Food, Sex & Salmonella: The MovieSex as a metaphor for our relationship with food? As David Waltner-Toews suggests, it makes sense. When we consider our food and engage in the intimate act of eating, we are entering a relationship fraught with uncertainty. Treating our relationship with food as a series of one-off sensual encounters ... Bookshorts, Mar 18, 2008 Read more >> |
 Footage from Last Wild WolvesSee the wolves of the Great Bear Rainforest in their natural habitat. Ian McAllister, Sep 1, 2007 Read more >> |
 Hummingbird Inspires Greystone's Own Environmental CommitmentIn 2002, Greystone Books made a commitment to use only 100% post-consumer recycled paper in the books we publish. Recently we’ve renewed that promise in the form of an eco-audit. So what does this book have to do with that commitment? Well, the message of the hummingbird, if you have yet to read ... D&M Marketing, Jun 23, 2008 Read more >> |