Iain Currie's guest appearances

Iain Currie

Inside #bcpoli

Kameo w/ Nevin Webster

Hunting & Fishing British Columbia

Terry Lake

Ken Christian

Cathy McLeod

Bill Sarai

Dieter Dudy

Mo Bradley

Justin Trudeau

Ian Mitchell

Michael Lee

Jim Anderson

Bill Bennett

Brian Holmes

Brian Chan

Nicholas Adams

Rod Rosenstein

OwlTail

Hello Kammunity, This is an open letter to all of you who have taken a look at my little AV project that goes by the moniker “Kameo”. If you have been following along or if this is your first episode… Welcome. Strange episode for me to choose to write something like this, but hey, my platform, my rules. Go ahead and press play to listen to Kamloops Federal Green party Candidate Iain Currie &amp; I have a very candid conversation in front of his parties HQ. For the sake of transparency, Terry Lake &amp; Cathy McLeod have been on the podcast in previous episodes but never because they were running for Federal election, so I hope to have them &amp; Doc Currie of the NDP on the podcast to chat… I really hope to stir up the public's interest in the idea of using Facebook Live, Instagram TV and Youtube to crowdsource answers from our local party candidates. That’s why I have #kameopoli on Twitter, to see who will level with a street hustler like myself. And yes, I did just label myself a street hustler. Now to be honest with you, I have a doctor's appointment this afternoon. I have been off &amp; on with my meds, but I have been experimenting with other techniques to some success. I have been doing a lot of research into the psychology of my make up and that research comes out in the “art” that I create. The digital doodles I create are just digital renderings of the thoughts that I have inside my head. A cell phone or personal computer is just my paintbrush. Sounds stupid, but its true. Thoughts are cheap. I have many thoughts. I only express a few. And the few I express, I am expecting 2 cents of attention.I hope all is well. I am going to stay unscripted because I really don’t know what I am doing other than I am happier. Cheers, Nevin Webster@kameo.ca★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello Kammunity,  This is an open letter to all of you who have taken a look at my little AV project that goes by the moniker “Kameo”.  If you have been following along or if this is your first episode… Welcome. Strange episode for me to choose to write something like this, but hey, my platform, my rules.  Go ahead and press play to listen to Kamloops Federal Green party Candidate Iain Currie &amp; I have a very candid conversation in front of his parties HQ. For the sake of transparency, Terry Lake &amp; Cathy McLeod have been on the podcast in previous episodes but never because they were running for Federal election, so I hope to have them &amp; Doc Currie of the NDP on the podcast to chat… I really hope to stir up the public's interest in the idea of using Facebook Live, Instagram TV and Youtube to crowdsource answers from our local party candidates. That’s why I have #kameopoli on Twitter, to see who will level with a street hustler like myself. And yes, I did just label myself a street hustler.  Now to be honest with you, I have a doctor's appointment this afternoon. I have been off &amp; on with my meds, but I have been experimenting with other techniques to some success. I have been doing a lot of research into the psychology of my make up and that research comes out in the “art” that I create. The digital doodles I create are just digital renderings of the thoughts that I have inside my head. A cell phone or personal computer is just my paintbrush. Sounds stupid, but its true.  Thoughts are cheap. I have many thoughts. I only express a few. And the few I express, I am expecting 2 cents of attention. I hope all is well. I am going to stay unscripted because I really don’t know what I am doing other than I am happier.  Cheers,  Nevin Webster@kameo.ca <a href="http://patreon.com/kameopodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a>

Iain Currie x Green Party

Welcome to Episode 28 of The Outdoor Narrative. I’m Robert Koopmans, and every week I talk with interesting people about fishing, hunting or other wild activities in British Columbia …Today I’m talking with Iain Currie, who is the federal Green Party’s candidate for the Kamloops Thompson Cariboo riding in B.C.’s Interior.  The federal election in Canada, set for October 21, is well underway and parties and politicians are working hard to sway people’s thinking and win their votes. The Green Party is one of the newer players on the political scene, one that is showing increasing strength in many parts of Canada. As their name suggests, the Green Party has roots in the environmental movement and many of their proposed policies and initiatives show as much. At the same time, some of their policies stray from environmental places into arenas of social and cultural concerns, such as the Party’s proposed ban on handgun and semi-automatic rifle. Iain Currie is a former provincial Crown prosecutor and long-time environmental activist. I sat down with Iain recently to explore his and his party’s views around many of these issues, including gun control … Thanks for listening to this week’s episode. As always, if you like the show please subscribe through Apple Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts. As well, if you have a question or comment, send me an email or a message through Facebook or Instagram. I want to hear what you think.  

Welcome to Episode 28 of The Outdoor Narrative. I’m Robert Koopmans, and every week I talk with interesting people about fishing, hunting or other wild activities in British Columbia …Today I’m talking with Iain Currie, who is the federal Green Party’s candidate for the Kamloops Thompson Cariboo riding in B.C.’s Interior.  The federal election in Canada, set for October 21, is well underway and parties and politicians are working hard to sway people’s thinking and win their votes. The Green Party is one of the newer players on the political scene, one that is showing increasing strength in many parts of Canada. As their name suggests, the Green Party has roots in the environmental movement and many of their proposed policies and initiatives show as much. At the same time, some of their policies stray from environmental places into arenas of social and cultural concerns, such as the Party’s proposed ban on handgun and semi-automatic rifle. Iain Currie is a former provincial Crown prosecutor and long-time environmental activist. I sat down with Iain recently to explore his and his party’s views around many of these issues, including gun control … Thanks for listening to this week’s episode. As always, if you like the show please subscribe through Apple Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts. As well, if you have a question or comment, send me an email or a message through Facebook or Instagram. I want to hear what you think.

Election 2019: Talking enviro issues (and gun control) with Green Party candidate Iain Currie

Carole James

On today's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Global BC's Keith Baldrey and Richard Zussman to discuss a reeling forestry sector, a looming Trans Mountain pipeline decision, teacher negotiations, and what the hell is going on in Surrey. Then Finance minister Carole James joins us to discuss money laundering, forestry woes, teacher contract talks, and the cannabis revenue sharing talks with UBCM, Then soon to be Kamloops Green Party of Canada candidate Iain Currie joins us to discuss this fall's federal election campaign.

S3 Ep19 Inside #bcpoli w/ Keith Baldrey, Richard Zussman, Carole James, and Iain Currie