This feature-length documentary pays tribute to CBQM, the radio station that operates out of Fort McPherson, a small town about 150 km north of the Arctic Circle in the Canadian Northwest Territories. Through storytelling and old-time country music, filmmaker and long-time listener Dennis Allen crafts a nuanced portrait of the "Moccasin Telegraph," the radio station that is a pillar of local identity and pride in this lively northern Teetl'it Gwich'in community of 800 souls.
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CBQM
Turn on and tune in to CBQM the radio station that operates out of Fort McPherson a small town about 150 km north of the Arctic Circle in the Canadian ...
CBQM The Biggest Little Radio Station in the North
Winner of the Alanis Obomsawin Best Documentary Award at the 2009 ImagineNative Film Festival this charming National Film Board of Canada production ...
CBQM [Tanzeem] Whatzz Ur PlaN
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