# Tom Whalen

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City of Lougheed

What happens to a mall when a redevelopment takes forever to take place? And what happens when a mall stops trying to be exciting, and in the process becomes a whole lot more interesting? Episode Guest: New Westminster resident and Burquitlam fan Chelsea Watt. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, ww…

City Square

For a mall next to City Hall, City Square may fly under the radar — but it’s a fascinating mix of neighbourhood necessities and Vancouver history. Episode Guests: Vancouver journalists Jen St. Denis and Dan Fumano. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Coquitlam Centre

Coquitlam Centre is a 1980s style suburban mall that has tried to stay relevant with renovations and buzzier retail options — but does it fully work? Episode Guest: Vancouver architect and project manager John Roddick. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Crystal Mall

The year was 2000, and across the street from the mighty Metrotown, something new was coming to the City of Burnaby. Even with a famed planner and architect behind a new project, this plan for a new mall was raising eyebrows for all its unorthodox choices. Then it opened, and a new reality crystall…

Denman Place

A small, old and dark mall, Denman is often derided — but is that justified? Justin and Steve invite their West End friend to make the best case for its community impact. Episode guest: Union organizer Stephanie Ryan. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

A COWBOY DETECTIVE (CHAPTER 8) COEUR D' ALENE MINE RIOTS: PT 2 BOMBS, KILLING, AND FINALLY JUSTICE

1001 Stories From the Old West A Cowboy Detective – Chapter VIII "United States Troops Fill the Bull‑Pen — My Evidence Convicts Eighteen Union Leaders" Episode Summary Chapter VIII is one of the most dramatic and revealing chapters in A Cowboy Detective. It captures the chaos of the Coeur d'Alene l…

Empire Centre

Smushed between much bigger Richmond options, does a great food court, one weird hallway, and one bad parking lot make a good mall? Episode Guest: Vancouver writer and journalist Christopher Cheung. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Guildford Town Centre

It doesn’t have the buzz or transit connections of a Metrotown or Oakridge or Aberdeen, but could Surrey’s finest be the best mall in Metro Vancouver? Guest: labour lawyer Vyas Saran. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Haney Place Mall

There's no mystery on whether Haney Place Mall is any good. So we explore a more interesting question: what made it turn bad? Episode guest: Maple Ridge resident and IT manager Matt Aquin. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Kingsgate Mall

Celebrated in song, beloved by the city, totally average in terms of stores inside: why do people love Kingsgate Mall so much? Episode guest: provincial raconteur Bob Kronbauer. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com