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“I wonder how it is that such an avuncular, Santa Claus-ish looking guy has such sharp teeth? His game is cartooning, the art of compression and the art of getting to the heart of the matter in a way that is side-splittingly funny.” -- Moses Znaimer introduces Terry Mosher at Idea City, June 2004. |
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| Terry Mosher is equally at home on radio, television and stage. In the mid-1990s, he hosted a popular weekly talk and jazz radio show on Montreal’s CJAD. He makes frequent appearances on major Canadian TV and radio news and analysis programs, often being called upon to do ‘live’ illustrations of election-night results. He is also in demand as a speaker at literary events and professional gatherings. |  Launch video clip |
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| Mosher’s presentations, always informative and entertaining, cover a wide range of topics such as the role of humour in society, the history of political caricature in Canada and cartooning as a communications tool. Booking information. |
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| Recent speaking engagements: | ||||
Canadian School Boards Association Annual Congress |
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Blue Metropolis Book Festival with Monty Python’s Michael Palin and Leacock Humour Award winner Bill Richardson. “On Writing Ridicule.” Montreal, April 2004. |
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| In Conversation With Maclean's Halifax, November 2005. Terry Mosher hosted one in a series of five special cross-country evenings, in honour of the Maclean's magazine centennial. This particular night, entitled Make Us Laugh, featured comedians Sean Cullen, Russell Peters and Scott Thompson. |
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| McGill Institute for the Study of Canada “On being Mordecai Richler’s official cartoonographer.” Montreal, March 2004. |
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Canadian Club of Montreal Gazette cartoonist Aislin and La Presse cartoonist Serge Chapleau appear annually every December at Montreal's Canadian Club to present each year in review from their point of view. |
Association of American Editorial Page Editors “Explaining Canada to Americans through political cartoons.” Reston, Virginia. April 2003. |
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| Idea City: Ideas Change the World “The creative process in cartooning.” Toronto, June 2005. Fourth consecutive appearance. |
The Banff Centre for the Arts “The essential importance of humour in society.” July 2003. |
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