# John Burge
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John David Bryson Burge (born 2 January 1961 in Dryden, Ontario) is a Canadian composer, music educator, and pianist. He has won a number of awards for his compositions, including the Alberta Culture Award (1982), the William Erving Fairclough Scholarship (1983), second prize in the Ithaca College Choral Composition Contest and Festival (1984), and five PROCAN Young Composers' Competition prizes between 1985-1988 among others. In 2009 he won the Juno Award for Classical Composition of the Year for his Flanders Fields Reflections.
S3 - Episode 11 - John Burgess - Tracing Back Through The Stolen Generation & First Nation Media Wizz
In this episode of Deadly Discussions, today I sit with John Burgess, a proud Gurindji man and founder of Little Rocket, a 100% First Nations-owned and operated creative and marketing agency based in Brunswick, Naarm.
With more than 15 years at the helm of Little Rocket, John reflects on building …
282: From Hospital Bed to Healthy Trucker: John’s No-BS Story
This week on the Oakley Podcast, host Jeremy Kellett chats with Oakley owner/operator John Burgess about his remarkable journey through trucking, health crises, and entrepreneurship. John talks about getting into trucking at 18, the ups and downs of being an owner-operator (including expensive brea…
20. The Handicappers reveal the top Jumps stars of 2025/26
In a bumper episode of The BHA Podcast, host Nick Lightfoot is joined by BHA handicappers Martin Greenwood and Michael Harris to reflect on the publication of the Anglo-Irish Jumps Classification and look back on a memorable season.
Director of Integrity John Burgess and Media Manager Mark Scully …
Acheulean Age - Episode May 30, 2026
Was showing off the cool stuff in my room (trinkets, treasures, old records, old books, even new books) to some pals of mine. I've got a couple of nifty tote bags (ok brag!) and one is of a library card, not for a person but for a book, the recipe card that goes in the beige pocket, that one? Yeah!…
127: Meet John & Diana Burge
What if the secret to lifelong romance isn’t perfection—but being willing to grow together, even after 30 years?
On this episode of the Marriage of Greatness podcast, Evan Money and Susan Money welcome John Burge and Diana Burge, a couple who defy the odds in a world where LA’s divorce rate soars…
Episode 152 - The Sound of Sleat
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Gary pays a visit to the Gaelic college on the Isle of Skye, Sabhal Mor Ostaig, to hear about its music degree course and to explore an amazing online archive.
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Back of the Moon with Mrs Maclean from Fortune’s Road
Decker Forrest with The Piper’s Controversy and John Mac…
Baptist Minister FBI Agents Are Delicious w/ Eric Robinson
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Delishees, Jon is feasting on food, pop culture, and lifestyle with retired Baptist Minister and FBI Agent Eric Robinson!
Eric discusses his Muslim missionary days at Miami University, a frozen yogurt marriage proposal, the “sneaky” gospel…
Saving Pet Sight: Veterinary Ophthalmology with Dr. John Burgess
In this episode of Under the Fur, Dr. Vanessa sits down with veterinary ophthalmologist Dr. John Burgess to explore the world of animal eye care.
From dry eye and glaucoma to breed-related eye problems and advanced surgeries like corneal and conjunctival grafts, Dr. Burgess explains what pet owners…
S.D., et al. v. Reese, et al. — 9th Cir. (argued August 27, 2026)
The Ninth Circuit considers class-wide preliminary relief over Oregon's housing reviews for transgender women in custody. A preliminary injunction is temporary relief before final judgment. Provisional class certification temporarily treats the group as a class for preliminary relief. The district …
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