Introducing The Tony Parsons Show – A New Podcast Series Premiering October 29, 2024
Announcement
Announcement
Feb 9, 2024
Renowned journalist and broadcaster Tony Parsons is proud to announce the launch of The Tony Parsons Show, a brand-new podcast series that brings together notable guests and thought leaders for in-depth conversations on the issues shaping our world. Known for his decades-long career anchoring The News Hour on Global BC, Tony now invites listeners into meaningful discussions that reflect his enduring passion for storytelling and journalism.
The podcast will be available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible, beginning October 29, 2024.
An Impressive Lineup of Guests for Season One
The Tony Parsons Show debuts with an outstanding lineup of interviews, featuring some of Canada’s most prominent figures from media, public health, environmental activism, and more. Here’s a preview of what’s in store for the season:
October 29 – Wayne Cox & Tony Parsons
The series kicks off with Wayne Cox, Tony’s long-time friend and colleague, who takes over the host chair to interview Tony himself. The episode offers a rare glimpse into Tony’s distinguished career, highlighting their shared history in Canadian broadcasting.
November 5 – Peter Mansbridge
In this compelling episode, Peter Mansbridge delves into the sustainability of Canadians continuing to fund the CBC and how the news media landscape has transformed since the rise of social media. Peter reflects on the challenges and opportunities that have come with the digital age and shares his vision for the future of journalism in Canada.
November 12 – Jim Hughson
Jim Hughson, the legendary voice of Hockey Night in Canada, joins Tony to reflect on his career in sports broadcasting, offering behind-the-scenes stories from decades of calling NHL games and major sporting events.
November 19 – Sandie Rinaldo
Trailblazing journalist Sandie Rinaldo discusses her path from junior secretary to becoming Canada’s first full-time female national news anchor. She and Tony explore the evolving role of women in media and share insights into how the industry has changed over the years.
November 26 – Dr. Bonnie Henry
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry talks about her experience leading British Columbia’s COVID-19 response, but also sheds light on other critical issues. She speaks candidly about racism toward Indigenous communities in Canada and warns of the potential for future pandemics to be even more devastating if we do not act.
December 3 – Dr. David Suzuki
In a moving episode, environmentalist Dr. David Suzuki shares his family's harrowing story of upheaval during World War II, when they were forced into internment camps as Japanese Canadians. Dr. Suzuki’s reflections serve as a reminder of the resilience needed in the face of adversity, while also discussing his lifelong dedication to environmental activism.
December 10 – Leslie Stojsic
Veteran journalist Leslie Stojsic recounts her powerful interview with former President Barack Obama, sharing what it was like to be in the room with a world leader. She also tells the emotional story of interviewing a survivor of a plane crash in Northern Canada, offering a unique perspective on the human spirit in the face of tragedy.
December 17 – BCTV/Global News Hour Reunion
The season wraps up with a reunion of former colleagues from The News Hour on BCTV/Global. Tony is joined by Pamela Martin, Cameron Bell, and Wayne Cox to reminisce about their years together on one of North America’s most-watched local newscasts. This episode is a nostalgic look back at a golden era of Canadian broadcasting.
Tune in to this Brand-New Series
This new podcast series aims to capture the depth and breadth of important conversations, from news media’s transformation in the digital age to deeply personal stories of resilience and public health. Tony Parsons brings his signature interviewing style to the forefront, giving listeners an intimate look at the people who continue to shape Canada and the world.
Tune in weekly to The Tony Parsons Show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible starting October 29, 2024.
Renowned journalist and broadcaster Tony Parsons is proud to announce the launch of The Tony Parsons Show, a brand-new podcast series that brings together notable guests and thought leaders for in-depth conversations on the issues shaping our world. Known for his decades-long career anchoring The News Hour on Global BC, Tony now invites listeners into meaningful discussions that reflect his enduring passion for storytelling and journalism.
The podcast will be available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible, beginning October 29, 2024.
An Impressive Lineup of Guests for Season One
The Tony Parsons Show debuts with an outstanding lineup of interviews, featuring some of Canada’s most prominent figures from media, public health, environmental activism, and more. Here’s a preview of what’s in store for the season:
October 29 – Wayne Cox & Tony Parsons
The series kicks off with Wayne Cox, Tony’s long-time friend and colleague, who takes over the host chair to interview Tony himself. The episode offers a rare glimpse into Tony’s distinguished career, highlighting their shared history in Canadian broadcasting.
November 5 – Peter Mansbridge
In this compelling episode, Peter Mansbridge delves into the sustainability of Canadians continuing to fund the CBC and how the news media landscape has transformed since the rise of social media. Peter reflects on the challenges and opportunities that have come with the digital age and shares his vision for the future of journalism in Canada.
November 12 – Jim Hughson
Jim Hughson, the legendary voice of Hockey Night in Canada, joins Tony to reflect on his career in sports broadcasting, offering behind-the-scenes stories from decades of calling NHL games and major sporting events.
November 19 – Sandie Rinaldo
Trailblazing journalist Sandie Rinaldo discusses her path from junior secretary to becoming Canada’s first full-time female national news anchor. She and Tony explore the evolving role of women in media and share insights into how the industry has changed over the years.
November 26 – Dr. Bonnie Henry
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry talks about her experience leading British Columbia’s COVID-19 response, but also sheds light on other critical issues. She speaks candidly about racism toward Indigenous communities in Canada and warns of the potential for future pandemics to be even more devastating if we do not act.
December 3 – Dr. David Suzuki
In a moving episode, environmentalist Dr. David Suzuki shares his family's harrowing story of upheaval during World War II, when they were forced into internment camps as Japanese Canadians. Dr. Suzuki’s reflections serve as a reminder of the resilience needed in the face of adversity, while also discussing his lifelong dedication to environmental activism.
December 10 – Leslie Stojsic
Veteran journalist Leslie Stojsic recounts her powerful interview with former President Barack Obama, sharing what it was like to be in the room with a world leader. She also tells the emotional story of interviewing a survivor of a plane crash in Northern Canada, offering a unique perspective on the human spirit in the face of tragedy.
December 17 – BCTV/Global News Hour Reunion
The season wraps up with a reunion of former colleagues from The News Hour on BCTV/Global. Tony is joined by Pamela Martin, Cameron Bell, and Wayne Cox to reminisce about their years together on one of North America’s most-watched local newscasts. This episode is a nostalgic look back at a golden era of Canadian broadcasting.
Tune in to this Brand-New Series
This new podcast series aims to capture the depth and breadth of important conversations, from news media’s transformation in the digital age to deeply personal stories of resilience and public health. Tony Parsons brings his signature interviewing style to the forefront, giving listeners an intimate look at the people who continue to shape Canada and the world.
Tune in weekly to The Tony Parsons Show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible starting October 29, 2024.
Renowned journalist and broadcaster Tony Parsons is proud to announce the launch of The Tony Parsons Show, a brand-new podcast series that brings together notable guests and thought leaders for in-depth conversations on the issues shaping our world. Known for his decades-long career anchoring The News Hour on Global BC, Tony now invites listeners into meaningful discussions that reflect his enduring passion for storytelling and journalism.
The podcast will be available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible, beginning October 29, 2024.
An Impressive Lineup of Guests for Season One
The Tony Parsons Show debuts with an outstanding lineup of interviews, featuring some of Canada’s most prominent figures from media, public health, environmental activism, and more. Here’s a preview of what’s in store for the season:
October 29 – Wayne Cox & Tony Parsons
The series kicks off with Wayne Cox, Tony’s long-time friend and colleague, who takes over the host chair to interview Tony himself. The episode offers a rare glimpse into Tony’s distinguished career, highlighting their shared history in Canadian broadcasting.
November 5 – Peter Mansbridge
In this compelling episode, Peter Mansbridge delves into the sustainability of Canadians continuing to fund the CBC and how the news media landscape has transformed since the rise of social media. Peter reflects on the challenges and opportunities that have come with the digital age and shares his vision for the future of journalism in Canada.
November 12 – Jim Hughson
Jim Hughson, the legendary voice of Hockey Night in Canada, joins Tony to reflect on his career in sports broadcasting, offering behind-the-scenes stories from decades of calling NHL games and major sporting events.
November 19 – Sandie Rinaldo
Trailblazing journalist Sandie Rinaldo discusses her path from junior secretary to becoming Canada’s first full-time female national news anchor. She and Tony explore the evolving role of women in media and share insights into how the industry has changed over the years.
November 26 – Dr. Bonnie Henry
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry talks about her experience leading British Columbia’s COVID-19 response, but also sheds light on other critical issues. She speaks candidly about racism toward Indigenous communities in Canada and warns of the potential for future pandemics to be even more devastating if we do not act.
December 3 – Dr. David Suzuki
In a moving episode, environmentalist Dr. David Suzuki shares his family's harrowing story of upheaval during World War II, when they were forced into internment camps as Japanese Canadians. Dr. Suzuki’s reflections serve as a reminder of the resilience needed in the face of adversity, while also discussing his lifelong dedication to environmental activism.
December 10 – Leslie Stojsic
Veteran journalist Leslie Stojsic recounts her powerful interview with former President Barack Obama, sharing what it was like to be in the room with a world leader. She also tells the emotional story of interviewing a survivor of a plane crash in Northern Canada, offering a unique perspective on the human spirit in the face of tragedy.
December 17 – BCTV/Global News Hour Reunion
The season wraps up with a reunion of former colleagues from The News Hour on BCTV/Global. Tony is joined by Pamela Martin, Cameron Bell, and Wayne Cox to reminisce about their years together on one of North America’s most-watched local newscasts. This episode is a nostalgic look back at a golden era of Canadian broadcasting.
Tune in to this Brand-New Series
This new podcast series aims to capture the depth and breadth of important conversations, from news media’s transformation in the digital age to deeply personal stories of resilience and public health. Tony Parsons brings his signature interviewing style to the forefront, giving listeners an intimate look at the people who continue to shape Canada and the world.
Tune in weekly to The Tony Parsons Show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, and Audible starting October 29, 2024.
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