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  • “Literally, we just started Googling”: Shelley Youngblut on Calgary Wordfest’s new online streaming service, Imagine on Air
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“Literally, we just started Googling”: Shelley Youngblut on Calgary Wordfest’s new online streaming service, Imagine on Air

June 7, 2021June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

The Calgary literary festival’s streaming service is one part of an ecosystem that will include online content and live events.

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