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Leah-Simone Bowen

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As seen in: Podcast Playlist (Podcast), The Secret Life of Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Classical Voice North America
Creator/host of @secretlifeofcad on @cbcpodcasts host of @podcastplaylist on @cbcradio one
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Joplin’s ‘Treemonisha’ Revived In Canada With A Freshening Makeover

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By Arthur Kaptainis Verified, Leah-Simone Bowen
| Classical Voice North America
TORONTO — An object of wide interest after the Scott Joplin revival of the 1970s, Treemonisha (1911) has not found a firm place in the opera repertoire, despite (or perhaps because of) a tuneful, toe-tapping score and a plot with the simple contours of a children’s story.
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CBC ANNOUNCES FALL 2021 PODCAST LINE-UP FEATURING SIX POWERFUL NEW SERIES ACROSS MULTIPLE GENRES

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By Leah-Simone Bowen
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
CBC ANNOUNCES FALL 2021 PODCAST LINE-UP FEATURING SIX POWERFUL NEW SERIES ACROSS MULTIPLE GENRES Sep 02, 2021 CBC’s new original podcasts span true crime, pop culture, politics, health/science and more; including an investigative trilogy exploring different strands of extremism in North America and around the world CBC, Canada’s public broadcaster and #1 podcaster, today shared details about its original podcast slate for fall 2021.
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21 Black Futures: Notice by Luke Reece | CBC Arts

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By Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu, Charles Officer, Leah-Simone Bowen, Natasha “Courage” Bacchus
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
In a near-future world not unlike our own, premature Black death is an inevitability. But there is one significant shift from the present: Black folks now have the power to define the stories of their own lives on the hit television show The Death News. In this 12-minute play, we meet a young man who grapples with what to say when he records his obituary for a future episode — date TBD.
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