“This Hour Has 22 Minutes” is back with its razor-sharp brand of political and news satire.  Led by its award winning original cast of Mary Walsh, Cathy Jones, Rick Mercer and Greg Thomey, “This Hour Has 22 Minutes: The Complete Second Season” pushes the envelope even further in the pursuit of laughs.  Featuring the new and returning characters of the sassy Babe Bennett, Mrs. Enid, Joe Crow, Dakey Dunn, Marg Delahunty and many more.  “This Hour Has 22 Minutes: The Complete Second Season” comes armed with an impressive array of satirical jabs, parodies and celebrity ambushes to tweak the noses of the newsworthy.

– Liner Notes

Vikings of the Ice: being the log of a Tenderfoot on the Great Newfoundland Seal Hunt by George Allan England, narrated by Frank Holden.

 This Canadian audiobook (aka audio book ) was produced in Newfoundland and Labrador by Rattling Books.  Audiobooks from Rattling Books include fiction, poetry and non-fiction titles.

While music has flourished in most of the communities of Newfoundland and Labrador, certain places are recognized for the intensity and innovation of their music scenes.  In Labrador, one of them is Makkovik.  A coastal community located about 210 kilometers north of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Makkovik is home to nearly 400 residents, most of Inuit descent or mixed European and Inuit descent.

The True Meaning of Crumbfest – Unabridged audiobook edition of a Christmas classic for the young and young at heart by David Weale. 

This Canadian audiobook (aka audio book ) was produced in Newfoundland and Labrador by Rattling Books.  Audiobooks from Rattling Books include fiction, poetry and non-fiction titles.

CD and Booklet included.

traditional songs performed by:

Wilfred Childs

Robert Childs

Joseph Jackman

Robert Langdon

Kim Payne

Gordon Kendall

Glenn Collins

Monique Tobin

Mark Power

Chloe Kendall

Pamela Morgan

Graham Wells

The Last Voyage of the Karluk by Captain Robert Bartlett 
Narrated by Frank Holden

This Canadian audiobook (aka audio book ) was produced in Newfoundland and Labrador by Rattling Books.  Audiobooks from Rattling Books include fiction, poetry and non-fiction titles.

Two classic radio shows hosted by Harry Brown and featuring the music of:

The Bluegrass Mountaineers

Wilf Doyle and the Band From Conception Harbour

Brian Johnston and the Dipsydoodlers

Ted Blanchard

Don Randell

John White

Bill Allen

Nobody undertsands murder like Elliot Leyton, advisor to Scotland Yard, the FBI and Interpol, and the bestselling author of “Hunting Humans.”

In “The Man Who Studies Murder,” on Disc 1, Leyton takes us through the underbelly of humanity – from death row in Nevada, to a Jack-the-Ripper tour of London, to an analysis of some of the 20th century’s most notorious serial killers.  His goal: to find out why people kill and why some countries produce so many more killers than others.

Disc 2 contains bonus materials exclusively available on this DVD: interviews with mystery writer P.D. James and serial killer David Middleton (on death row in Nevada), as well as the interrogation of suspected (and later convicted) murderer Raymond Stewart by Sheriff Jim Lopey.  Also featured is Dr. Ignatius Piazza, founder of Nevada’s gated and armed Front Sight community, plus a lecture by Leyton.

Judge Prowse Presiding, a one man stage play performed by Frank Holden, first performed in the 1980s.

This Canadian audiobook (aka audio book ) was produced in Newfoundland and Labrador by Rattling Books.  Audiobooks from Rattling Books include fiction, poetry and non-fiction titles.

One of the greatest of Newfoundland’s glories is an oral culture which has produced a store of songs, riddles, rhymes, proverbs and curses as rich as any to be found in the English-speaking world.  The speech of Newfoundland – laced with image and metaphor, full of ripples and runs, close to hand and eye and mouth – is in its many varieties a treasure-house of language.  These poems seek to celebrate that vital store.

The “Dictionary of Newfoundland English”, with its choir of voices, has been both an important influence and, in the case of ten or so poems, a direct source.  Most of the poems, however, have grown out of living speech filtered through memory and imagination.

– Mary Dalton

Read by Anita Best

With Patrick Boyle on trumpet

This Canadian audiobook (aka audio book ) was produced in Newfoundland and Labrador by Rattling Books.  Audiobooks from Rattling Books include fiction, poetry and non-fiction titles.