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Yellow Jack: Pause Everything

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If we could just somehow pause all rent, all mortgages and pause all interest for this time period, I think that could help everyone. Because then those small businesses won’t be paying for a building that they can’t run a business out of.

Grant baldwin
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Yellow Jack Podcast, Episode #6

(Ouimet Presents Episode #17)
Grant Baldwin and his wife Jenny Rustemeyer were in Costa Rica on holiday with their two children when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out.

They are both film makers at Peg Leg Films in Vancouver. So when they got back home safely, and into their two weeks of self-isolation, they decided to put together a family film project.

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Grant Baldwin, Jenny Rustemeyer and their children in Costa Rica

2 Meters

2 Meters: Behind the Scenes

ISBN: 978-1-926758-28-2

Show Notes:
Stop Motion Can be Exhausting When You’re Six
Still Able to Finish Latest Film on North Shore Rescue
Just Pause all Rents, Mortgages and Interest
Value of this Job?
People Coming Together and Checking In
New Appreciation for Home Schoolers
First Thing I’m Going To do

Transcripts:
Read the full transcript
Download the full transcript (PDF)

Links:
Grant Baldwin on Facebook
The Mountain Life
Just Eat It. A Food Waste Story
North Shore Rescue

COVID-19 Resources:
COVID-19 Prevention and Risk (Government of Canada)
Outbreak Updates (Government of Canada)
Government of Canada COVID-19 information portal
BC Government COVID-19 Symptom Self-Assessment Tool
John Hopkins University COVID-19 Interactive Map

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Yellow Quarantine Flag (Wikipedia)
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Yellow Jack: Pioneers

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In a sense we’re like pioneers. We’re figuring stuff out, like if you came to a new place, and you had to figure everything out. That’s an exciting time.

Richard Smith
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Yellow Jack Podcast, Episode #2

(Ouimet Presents Episode #13)

On this episode of the Yellow Jack Podcast you’ll meet Richard Smith, SFU Professor and Director of the Masters of Digital Media Program at the Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Here is his story.

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Richard Smith corporate picture next to Richard after 1 week - lots of stubble - with his parrot Cecil.

ISBN: 978-1-926758-24-4

Show Notes:
(in the introduction, ECUAD should have been identified as the Emily Carr University of Art + Design)
Yellow Jack – Episode 2
Exit France
Cecil
No Commuting Social Life
No Agenda Meeting – Academics in PJs
From Classroom to No Classroom in 4 days or less
Like Learning to Drive
Our Chance to Excel

Transcripts:
Read the full transcript
Download the full transcript (PDF)

Links:
Dr. Richard Smith bio at CDM
Preparation Tips – Blue Jeans

COVID-19 Resources:
COVID-19 Prevention and Risk (Government of Canada)
Outbreak Updates (Government of Canada)
Government of Canada COVID-19 information portal
BC Government COVID-19 Symptom Self-Assessment Tool
John Hopkins University COVID-19 Interactive Map

Et cetera
Yellow Quarantine Flag (Wikipedia)
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Yellow Jack: Business as Unusual

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At times like this it’s important we take care of ourselves. We don’t need to add stress…isolation in and of itself is stressful.

ina fichman
Yellow Jack Podcast graphic for Episode 1 - plain canary yellow flag

Yellow Jack Podcast, Episode #1

(Ouimet Presents Episode #12)

On this first episode of the Yellow Jack Podcast you’ll meet two Canadians who are in self-isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ina Fichman has been making award winning films for over 25 years. Her company, Intuitive Pictures in based in Montreal.

Riley Colasuonno is a geologist from Winnipeg.

Here are their stories….

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ISBN: 978-1-926758-23-7

Show Notes:
Yellow Jack – Episode 1

Riley:
An unexpected birthday present.
Google Flights and Skyscanner
Not quite home, but at least back in Canada.
Favourite disinfectant.

Ina:
A funny things happened on the way back from Los Angeles.
From all travel to no travel.
Trying to be flexible.
How this new reality puts a microscope on a film in progress.
Forcing us to rethink a lot of things.

Transcripts:
Read the full transcript
Download the full transcript (PDF)

Links:
Ina Fichman on IMDB
Ina’s company website Intuitive Pictures
Good Pitch Vancouver page about the film Ina mentions in the podcast
Riley Colasuonno on Facebook

COVID-19 Resources:
COVID-19 Prevention and Risk (Government of Canada)
Outbreak Updates (Government of Canada)
Government of Canada COVID-19 information portal
BC Government COVID-19 Symptom Self-Assessment Tool
John Hopkins University COVID-19 Interactive Map

Et cetera
Yellow Quarantine Flag (Wikipedia)
Be a guest on the Yellow Jack podcast

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Anthony Bourdain: Vancouver 2006

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Having been a heroin addict is really good training for a career in the entertainment business. Anytime you think this is undignified or humiliating, I think back to borrowing money from my mom under false pretenses or stealing purses on the subway. Undignified? Compared to what?

Anthony Bourdain at CKNW
Anthony waiting to be interviewed at CKNW. Photo by Robert Ouimet

Ouimet Presents
Podcast Ep. 2

In 2006 I hosted and produced a series of podcasts for Raincoast Books in Vancouver. Raincoast was the first Canadian publisher to create a podcast, and during that year we released a series of podcasts featuring writers with new books coming out.

In 2006, Anthony Bourdain was already a big star. His TV series and books had made him famous around the world. I got to spend the day with him when he was in Vancouver to promote his books The Nasty Bits.

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ISBN: 978-1-926758-12-1

Show Notes:
Monique Sherrett and Robert discuss making this podcast in 2006.
Some of what comes up in the podcast….

Most surprising questions.
How to train for a career in the entertainment business.
Listener mail.
Grossest Canadian food.
Getting sick from food.
Staying trim.
How to succeed in just about anything you do.
Advice to would-be culinary school students.
Breakfast of champions.
Barbara-Jo talks about why she had to have Anthony visit her store.
Meeting the fans.
Must do street food vendors in New York City.

Who comes to book signings and why.
Not your usual kind of cookbook author.
The best hidden cooks in New York.
Turning 50 and why life is like pinball.
What chefs have in common.
Whether he misses day to day restaurant work.
What he’s afraid of.
Work ethic.
The Omelette of Truth.
Human nature.
Advice for the fast foodie.
Pub food.
Tattoos.
How he started writing.

Anthony Bourdain at a book signing
Anthony Bourdain at the book signing. Photo by Robert Ouimet
Anthony Bourdain at a book signing
Anthony Bourdain at the book signing. Photo by Robert Ouimet
Monique Sherrett
Monique Sherrett. Photo by Kris Krüg