A new podcast inspired by the lore of Ripple Rock.
It’s the Fifties. The daughter of Coastal B.C.s Travelling Dentist witnesses a surprising secret but is distracted by falling in love. Years later, in the face of a woman she’s never met, she discovers what she missed that stormy night she and her father took a boat in the treacherous waters of Seymour Narrows.
“When I saw her face for the first time, I could see she had no idea; she was an innocent.”
“And to me, the silence around it sounded like a train screeching into the station. All that time gone by . . . But the secret – it’s still alive.”
Music from Singing the Bones, composed and performed by Vancouver musician and composer Cameron Wilson. With him are Finn Manniche on cello and Reg Quiring on Viola.
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