• Jose Benitez Sanchez – Humble Mexican Peasant, Internationally Honoured Artist

    Humble, a peasant, true to his roots, Jose Benitez Sanchez developed an interest in the art of his people at age 15. Sanchez, a Huichol Indian, toiled away at many different jobs before becoming an artist, including working as a street cleaner. The Huichol are renowned for their colorful artwork, woven yarn. Natural glue, made…

  • Tropical Butterflies – Their Amazing Transformation

    One of nature’s wonders. Something dull, drab, to the point of ugly, becomes stunningly beautiful, a joy to behold. See – in slow motion – the spectacular transformation of a trio of tropical creatures as they crack open, emerge from their chrysalises, and take flight as colourful and striking butterflies.

  • Diana Krall – A Canadian Jazz Treasure

    Diana Krall – one of the most acclaimed and successful jazz musicians. Her voice – dark and soulful. Her music – a throwback to the golden era of jazz vocalists. Krall – a native of Nanaimo, B.C., a small town on Vancouver Island. Her interest in music started early. At age four she studied playing…

  • Ancient Statutes Marble Statues Are Not What They Seem

    Those ancient marble statues are a marvel, a joy to behold. A testimony to ancient artists – their superb skills, techniques, and imagination. But now scientists have discovered that many of those statues are not what they appear to be. Click on the picture below to find out the amazing revelations.

  • Neil Young – Superb Musician, Giving A Damn About The World

    Toronto-born Neil Young is a singer-songwriter, musician and political activist. Before settling down as a solo artist Young lead a life of constant change, where he lived and the various bands he was a part of. Moody, difficult to get along with, he is one of the critically-acclaimed and important musicians of the 21st. century.…

  • Cake Decorating – It’s Art With Liz Shim

    Cake decorating is pretty standard these days. Just about anyone and everyone can do it. But if you want to see someone turning cake decorating into art – Liz Shim is the one.

  • The Volterra Visit – A Tuscan Delight, Steeped Into History Thousand Of Years, Dramatic Landscapes

    We saw it in the distant horizon – it looked like an ancient castle surrounded by houses. My wife Linda and I were tooling around in the Tuscan countryside – in our rented mini Volkswagen. We had decided that after a few days of relaxing in our holiday retreat on an olive grove in Tuscany…

  • Bette Midler – The Song That Still Resonates – 31 Years Later

    The year was 1985. A young secretary, Julie Gold, was working as a secretary at HBO, an American pay television network in New York. Her ambitions – become a songwriter. In her spare time she wrote, From A Distance, and gave it to a singer, friend and music promoter, Christine Lavin, who gave it to…

  • Gorilla’s Love Hugging – Even People

    Gorilla’s are like people. In fact, The DNA of gorillas is highly similar to  that of people – 95 to 99 per cent. And like people gorillas love a good hug. They hug each other, hug their babies, and they even hug people. Often people can’t believe it when a gorilla sneaks up on them and…

  • The Joy Of Shopping At An Italian Food Emporium

    We shopped at Bosa Foods, an emporium of culinary delights, with more than 7, 000 speciality items from all over the world, but most of them are Italian. Every Wednesday, veteran journalist, George Froehlich, gets personal – sharing with you, his amazing travel destinations, his wonderful recipes, art he loves, music he enjoys.Subscribe now to…