HOTSHEET Monday April 17
V. Wilcox
-- RADIO ONE --
1. THIS MORNING:
On the Monday edition of This Morning, hosted by Michael
Enright... Bob Carty looks at the weekend's demonstrations
in Washington and the on-going IMF/World Bank meetings A
Novel Idea continues with a look at the novel of ideas.
Also, John Neville, one of the giants of Canadian theatre,
talks about his new production of "Krapp's Last Tape," and
his participation in a huge Shakespearean festival. That's
on This Morning, 9:06 to noon, (9:36 to 12:30 NT) on CBC
Radio One.
2. RICHARDSON'S ROUNDUP:
Today on the Roundup, guest host David Grierson fields calls
to the Sad Goat and offers up the 'Anti-Work-Song' campaign.
Do you and your colleagues have a tune that exemplifies your
feelings for your place of employment? That's this afternoon
on Richardson's Roundup at 2:06 (2:36 NT) on CBC Radio One.
3. AS IT HAPPENS:
(no advance info available)
4. OUTFRONT:
CBC Radio's youth audience is about to hit the airwaves
again, as Outfront presents the winners in this year's
Audio Art 2000 competition. Tonight, Chris Ikonomopoulos
explores audio art in the true sense - a whole new art form
using sound like an abstract painting. That's OutFront,
tonight at 8:45 (9:15 NT) on CBC Radio One.
5. IDEAS:
Tonight on Ideas...Part One of Keeping This Young Country
Sane. That was the motto of one of Canada’s greatest
psychiatrists, C.K. Clarke. His dream was to cure the
mentally ill; he took psychiatry out of the 19th century
asylum and into the modern out-patient clinic. But he also
envisioned a society based on biological determinism, in
which psychiatrists would decide which citizens were
acceptable and which were not. A profile by Ideas producer
Mary O’Connell, tonight on Ideas at 9:05 (9:35 NT) on CBC
Radio One. (CONCLUDES TOMORROW)
6. THE ARTS TODAY:
On The Arts Today...a tribute to Canadian actor William
Hutt. That's The Arts Today, right after the ten p.m. news
(10:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.
7. BETWEEN THE COVERS:
Today, Between the Covers begins a new series of readings:
"Buying on Time" by Antanas Sileika. Arriving in Ontario
after World War Two, an Eastern European family begins by
paying for everything up front. Then they discover the joys
of buying "on time." Their piecemeal acquisition of all the
trappings of suburbia parallels their transformation into
typical Canadians. That's Between the Covers, in Hour One of
Richardson's Roundup, which begins at 2:06 (2:36 NT) and
later tonight at 10:40 (11:10 NT) on CBC Radio One.
-- RADIO TWO --
8. TAKE FIVE:
Take Five with Shelagh Rogers today for a concert by
mezzo-soprano Catherine Robbin with the Calgary Philharmonic
Orchestra under the direction of Hans Graf. The program that
includes Schubert's Symphony No.3, Songs of a Wayfarer by
Gustav Mahler, plus waltzes and polkas by Johann Strauss.
That's today on Take Five with Shelagh Rogers at 10:06
(10:36 NT) on CBC Radio Two.
9. MUSIC FOR A WHILE:
(no advance info available)
10. RADIO TWO IN PERFORMANCE:
This evening on Radio Two in Performance...from Antigonish,
the Toronto String Quartet plays works by Beethoven and
Dvorak. That's this evening on Radio Two in Performance,
with host Eric Friesen, starting at 8:00 p.m. (8:30 NT) on
CBC Radio Two.
--TELEVISION--
11. NHL PLAYOFFS:
Tune into CBC Television tonight for Game Three of the
Leafs-Senators series. The Toronto Maple Leafs are in Ottawa
to take on the Senators. Catch all the action starting at
7:00 p.m. (ET) on CBC Television.
12. THE NATIONAL:
Tonight on The National...it's judgment day for Jack Ramsay,
Member of Parliament and former Mountie. Already convicted
of sexual assault, today he faces sentencing for the crime.
Find out more on The National, with Peter Mansbridge, at
10:00 p.m. (10:30 NT, if necessary after NHL game Manitoba
west) on CBC Television.
-- NEWSWORLD --
13. P.E.I. AND YUKON ELECTIONS:
Tune in to CBC Newsworld today for full live coverage of
the elections taking place in Prince Edward Island and
the Yukon. Coverage begins as soon as the polls close -
6:00 p.m. (ET) for Prince Edward Island, and 11:00 p.m.
(ET) for the Yukon, on CBC Newsworld.