Transformation
Blake Lindsay
By Blake Lindsay
People often ask me, “Why are you no longer a deejay on the air somewhere?” I’m happy to explain with a story that has an unenthusiastic beginning, however has a very positive reassuring ending like some of my favourite trials. If you are experiencing a career transition, or know someone who is, I hope this life lesson I learned will help.
Like many others in the industry I keep asking, “Why in the world has broadcasting taken such a turn over the last decade or so?”
Tags: Blake Lindsay, growth, personal development, Zig Ziglar
Memoir, personal development | Kellie Underhill | 
May 26, 2009 3:46 pm | 
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From August 8th to 19th 2009 Caraquet’s Old Convent will host Le Violon fantastique, a grandiose multimedia presentation. Inspired by an Acadian legend from the Catherine Jolicoeur Collection, the storyline depicts a bewitched community, a blacksmith who plays music, his eldest daughter, and a stranger with one goal: corrupting them. The Violon fantastique scenario is by Jules Boudreau and Jac Gautreau. The show is part of the “L’Acadie et ses humeurs” section of the official program of the 2009 World Acadian Congress.
