For years I’ve been amused by the geographic similarities between Glenn Gould and my parents. Born in Port Arthur (now…
Digital Trips North and the MS Norgoma
Glenn loved the idea of going north, both literally and figuratively. His figurative journeys were, of course, much more extended…
Cat Dedications, Al Martino & A Penchant For Radio
I listen to a lot of AM radio and I find that the lower bandwidth creates a more pleasing sound…
“Do it differently,” he said…
If Glenn Gould were alive today, he’d probably be amused, though not at all surprised by the fact, that an…
Blind River 1962 – Long May You Drive
In Neil Young’s hit song, Long May You Run, the second verse opens with the phrase, “Well it was back in Blind River…
1982 Times Two
This year, artists from around the world used 2017 as an opportunity to celebrate the legacy of Glenn Gould (1932-82).…
Glenn and Corduroy
The funny thing about being profoundly influenced by someone you’ve never met, is that whether you realize it or not,…
Why Glenn Gould Loved The Mary Tyler Moore Show
If it’s true that Glenn Gould was as good a person as those who knew him said he was, then…
Taking Care of Glenn’s Chair
One of my dear friends is Lorne Tulk. A distinguished CBC Radio technician, Lorne was also a close friend of…
Harnessing Gouldian Thought in a Distracted Age
In my first post, I explore ways in which twenty-first century artists might use Glenn Gould as a career role…
