Western Arctic Tales and 1970’s Car Phones

For years I’ve been amused by the geographic similarities between Glenn Gould and my parents.  Born in Port Arthur (now … More

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 … More

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 … More

“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 … More

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 … More

1982 Times Two

This year, artists from around the world used 2017 as an opportunity to celebrate the legacy of Glenn Gould (1932-82). … More

Glenn and Corduroy

The funny thing about being profoundly influenced by someone you’ve never met, is that whether you realize it or not, … More

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 … More

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 … More

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 … More