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Alberta Primetime Pop Culture Panel (November 13, 2014)

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Alberta Primetime Pop Culture Panel Nov 13

Click the image above or the link below to watch the November 13 Alberta Primetime Pop Culture Panel (#PTPopCulture). We talk about the love/hate of Alberta winters, the demise of voicemail, Duchess Bake Shop’s new cook book and more!

Click here to watch the November 13 Pop Culture Panel

I was on the panel with 790 CFCW’s Sean Burke and Lori Gibbs with Up! 97.7 FM.

Alberta Primetime airs weekdays at 6 and 11 on CTV Two channels across Alberta as well as on a few satellite channels nationally. The Pop Culture Panel airs on Thursdays, with the segment link posted online on Friday.


Linda

Linda Hoang

Linda Hoang

Linda Hoang is a Canadian blogger based in Edmonton, Alberta, who writes about and photographs / films travel, food, lifestyle and family topics. She's also a seasoned social media/digital strategist with a journalism background, the founder of the Edmonton International Cat Festival and co-founder of Stop Race Based Hate, an online anti-racism education tool. Linda loves exploring the world with her partner Mike, their Miracle Baby Benjimin, eating their way through cities, supporting local businesses, and experiencing arts and culture (like Instagrammable Walls!) Linda is also a fur-mom to three cats and two dogs.

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