| Display title | The Vinyl Cafe |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Vinyl Cafe was a weekly variety show on CBC Radio One hosted by Stuart McLean. Every episode, Stuart played songs from up-and-coming Canadian bands, while interspersing the music with his funny and nostalgic monologues on the often-overlooked and beautiful things in life. In addition, there were regular features like "The Vinyl Cafe Story Exchange" where listeners were invited to send in true personal stories to potentially be read on air, and the annual "Arthur Awards" to commend exceptional small good deeds performed by ordinary people. |
