She’s kind of becoming a rock star.”This is the kind of story The Headwaters specializes in: Kootenay people doing extraordinary or startling things. The podcast is produced by Kootenay Mountain Culture magazine and funded by the Columbia Basin Trust. Since the first of eight episodes landed in late May, The Headwaters has had 4,000 downloads on all platforms. Meanwhile, in the two episodes still to come, Keating and Scott continue their strategy of drawing in the listener by surprising them. “That’s what we’re trying to do here.”The Headwaters can be found on Apple Podcasts and most other prominent podcast platforms.

Source: CBC News July 11, 2022 18:46 UTC