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5 h Share with: Robert Plant’s acclaimed podcast Digging Deep returns from May 24th for a 4th series, featuring six brand new episodes to be broadcast every other week through August 2nd. The series is once again hosted by renowned UK journalist Matt Everitt and this time around has more of a British feel to it with music by Scott Matthews, Afro Celt Sound System, transplanted Brit Chrissie Hynde, in addition to long time collaborator Alison Krauss. Robert said: “Glory is fleeting, obscurity is forever….more unconsidered trifles…” Digging Deep launched in June 2019 and became an ins...

Robert Plant announced a brief tour of England with his new band, Saving Grace, in May 2021.

Article content In the United States, hospitals are big business. In most cities, health care is seen as a pillar of the local economy, alongside technology, financial services, manufacturing and tourism. But in Canada, because of our universal, publicly funded system, we think of our medical facilities as government institutions. We forget that even though they aren’t private companies, our hospitals are enormous drivers of economic activity. So while it may not have the explosive growth of a start-up, nor create the shareholder wealth of a publicly traded technology company, the planned n...

Spotify, Warner Music Group Partner For Artist-Centric Podcasts Spotify and Warner Music Group have partnered for original podcasts built around the catalogs of some of WMG’s best-known artists and songwriters. The Spotify/WMG podcasts will provide fans with an inside look at the stories behind some of their favorite music while helping to drive streaming for WMG’s clients. “The most impactful podcasts share with music the key component of storytelling and personal experience. In partnership with Warner Music Group, we look to develop stories leveraging their unique artists and catalog,...

Article content The lessons learned in the midst of a crisis don’t always endure. When Homer Simpson escaped a death sentence from a poisonous piece of sushi, he vowed to live life to the fullest and never waste another moment. In the next scene he was back on his couch, consuming pork rinds while watching televised bowling. Ottawa business owners have learned a great deal about their companies and themselves during the past year. Many of us will emerge from the coronavirus pandemic smarter and more resilient, with new business models and operating procedures. But we should also remember wh...