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Reid Southwick

Reid Southwick

Verified

Reporter, CBBC-FM (Lethbridge, AB)

Calgary

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Sustainability , Environment, Science , Technology , Travel, Business , Entrepreneurship, Alternative Living , Personal Finance

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finance, real estate

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 993

  • Inside the terrifying, risky world of making indie horror movies

    By Reid Southwick Verified| CBC News@ Shannon Hanmer still remembers the first scary movie she saw in a theatre — the R-rated teen vampire thriller The Lost Boys starring Kiefer Sutherland as the blood-thirsty villain. She was four years old. "My mom thought it was about Peter Pan," she said. Instead, a young Hanmer watched in horror as the 1987 film served up gruesome scenes of vampires plunging their teeth into victims and clashing with slayers wielding wooden stakes. She was hooked.

    By Reid Southwick Verified · CBC News

    Oct. 31, 2024

  • Will psychedelics become mainstream? This Calgary company is betting on it

    By Reid Southwick Verified| MSN Canada Verified © Duk Han Lee/CBC News Graphics An early spate of research and big injections of investor money have triggered a renaissance for psychedelics. Psygen, a Calgary company, plans to manufacture LSD, left, psilocybin, centre, 2-CB, right, along with five other drugs. Danny Motyka discovered his love for chemistry when he was high on LSD back in the mid-2000s.

    By Reid Southwick Verified · MSN Canada

    Dec. 05, 2021

  • Inside the terrifying, risky world of making indie horror movies

    By Reid Southwick Verified| CBC News@ Shannon Hanmer still remembers the first scary movie she saw in a theatre — the R-rated teen vampire thriller The Lost Boys starring Kiefer Sutherland as the blood-thirsty villain. She was four years old. "My mom thought it was about Peter Pan," she said. Instead, a young Hanmer watched in horror as the 1987 film served up gruesome scenes of vampires plunging their teeth into victims and clashing with slayers wielding wooden stakes. She was hooked.

    By Reid Southwick Verified · CBC News

    Oct. 31, 2024

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CBBC-FM (Lethbridge, AB)