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In January of 2006, Deconstructing Dinner was launched as a Canadian-produced and
Canadian-focused medium of information designed for campus/community radio. Each week the program
hosts a wide spectrum of issues pertaining to our food supply, and sees them deconstructed, analyzed and discussed.
This web site has additionally been created as a comprehensive resource to further inform and
connect listeners, guests and anyone who eats!
The project has now placed itself into the weekly schedules of 25 Canadian and 8 American radio stations, and is accessible through
a number of Internet-based formats.
As a not-for-profit initiative, Deconstructing Dinner can continue to operate and improve the quality and reach of its
programming with financial support from you.
Should you or your organization wish to support Deconstructing Dinner, please contact 250-352-9600 or
email deconstructingdinner@cjly.net
You may utilize the secure subscription/donation (PayPal) options in the right-hand column of this page using a
credit card.
Why Support Deconstructing Dinner?
- This radio program operates outside the boundaries of profit-driven interests; this allows
content to be free from external pressures.
- Community radio is composed of democratically operated radio stations that represent some of the
last remaining outlets of non-profit media. Community Radio stations have the added ability to operate directly alongside those that are
profit-driven.
- This project is one of the first Canadian produced programs designed for syndication on Canadian
campus/community radio, and we aim to strengthen the viability of all participating stations.
- Food is the ideal starting point at which we can better understand how all of our choices impact and create our
surroundings. There is currently a tremendous lack of media coverage on such an important issue.
- By better understanding the food we put into our bodies, the easier it will be to effect positive change when
entering grocery stores, markets or restaurants.
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