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RAPPELLING DOWN 21 STOREYS
To raise money for Easter Seals, I scaled down the entire side of Hill Tower II. |
HOT-AIR BALLOON FLIGHT
Lift off by the airport, travel above the Legislature Building and Wascana Park, skim over the eastern suburbs, and land in a farmer's field. |
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FIRST SKYDIVING ATTEMPT
Along with my brothers-in-law, I jumped out of an airplane. Their landings were soft and perfect, mine was not. |
BIKING AROUND WASCANA
Join me on my bike ride through beautiful Wascana Park in the early morning light. Beware of the killer geese. |
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ON-STAGE LIVE READING
I was a participant when "Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids" taped a show in Regina. |
CATHEDRAL VILLAGE PARADE
The wild and wacky parade to start the 2016 Cathedral Village Arts Festival. |
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MY FRINGE THEATRE SHOW
I had a great time on stage presenting my one-person production based on my book, 'David G Grade 3.' |
DRAG RACING IN SWIFT CURRENT
Watch Gord as he races his Monty down the quarter-mile with many other beautiful and powerful drag cars. |
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BOB LOBLAW IN 1982
Bob ran for every position in the May 1982 University of Regina Students Union election. |
MY BRILLIANT COMMERCIAL ACTING
There are no words to describe this 1985 gem. |
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PLYWOOD CUP BOAT RACE
Every Canada Day, teams compete to see who can row across Wascana Lake and back in a boat they make from plywood. |
NEW YORK CITY
Our five days in Manhattan may be the best trip we've ever had. |
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COHEN MEETS FREYA
Big brother meets his puggle sister for the first time. Summer 2015. |
EVERYONE LOVES COHEN
Our puggle on a sunny September day in 2014. |
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RAKING LEAVES WITH FREYA
This is a fun and frustrating annual event in our yard. |
OLD FILM FOOTAGE
Four Christmases at Gramma's house. |
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FAMILY REUNION
Jane's family gets together every few years for a fun reunion. This one is in 2014 near Vernon BC. |
CONNAUGHT SCHOOL
Demolition of the 102-year-old school in 2014. |
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INTERVIEW ON Y2K PODCAST
Here are my clips distilled from the 8-hour series on Y2K skeptics created by Dan Taberski. |
JANUARY 2000
My first televised appearance after the Y2K dud. Please ignore the turtleneck. |
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AUTHOR INTERVIEW
Talking about my first book, David G Grade 3. |
AUTHOR INTERVIEW
Talking about my second book, Then I'll be Famous. |
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The following videos are a series of fun interviews I did with friends and vague acquaintances.
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Brett Carson Bell - filmmaker, writer, director, actor, editor, composer, teacher. In this episode, we talk about Eva Braun's parking lot, Colin Thatcher's bright yellow Corvette, and a sad aspect of 9/11.
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Dr. Annabel Townsend - writer, bookstore owner, coffee expert. In this episode, we talk about the insanity of blindly moving from the U.K. directly to Regina, how Canadian editors try to de-British her books, and her horribly failing a Regina facts quiz.
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Ian Colvin - trombonist, librarian. In this episode, we talk about the two possible centres of the universe, achieving one's greatest achievement at age eleven, and sitting on a pail with one's dad.
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Donald Jedlic - photographer, world traveller. In this episode, we talk about how to choose your Catholic Confirmation Name, the awkwardness of bribing officials in another country, and why you shouldn't get attached to your pet calf.
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Trish Elliott - coal kid, world traveller, reluctant memoirist. In this episode, we talk about smuggling shirts across the U.S. border, starting an international incident in Bangkok, and her secret childhood name.
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Paul Dechene - writer, political pundit, Stallone fan. In this episode, we talk about his love of Stallone and football, his doppelgängers in Ottawa and Malta, and his wife's mental state.
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