Saying goodbye to Stuart McLean, CBC Radio to pay tribute

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CBC Radio's Michael Enright will host a special tribute to McLean this afternoon. He reminisces with the CBC's Heather Hiscox
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@_.STAR_ 7 лет назад

Loved having coffee with Stuart at The Vinyl Cafe every Sunday at noon on CBC radio. When I heard he took his show to the big " stage in the sky ", I teared up. Felt like I'd lost a friend. Us fans are lucky that he's still with us on RU-vid. You sure knew how to make me laugh, Stuart ! Thanks a million ! So long for now . . . .

@obiharar8687 7 лет назад

His vinyl café story was so powerful so I have downloaded and saved it . it helped me to know Canada community , culture.... in a very special way . RIP

@afrsaeid 7 лет назад

I am sad. May he rest in peace

@Shadowkey392 7 лет назад

That tribute was a great one (it just finished airing). RIP great man.

@margaretmackay35 7 лет назад

Stuart McLean had a very special gift. He will truly be missed. He holds a special place in my heart. Rest In Peace.

@kennethMblake 4 года назад

It has been two years and I still miss “Uncle Stuart”. I want to imagine him trading stories with Mr. Dressup and Mr. Rogers.. yes, there must be a heaven for writers.

@jamierobb 7 лет назад

Such a wonderful story teller may he rest in peace

@ulogy 7 лет назад

This made me sad in a way I didn't know was possible for someone retiring.

@serpentisma 7 лет назад

Sorry to say, he didn't retire, he died. He succumbed to melanoma.

@ulogy 7 лет назад

The FUSS And now I've gone from sad to outright depressed. He wasn't that old even...Yeesh.

@cassied8892 7 лет назад

there is no age limit for someone passing away he passed away in the womb. as a baby, a child or teenager 20 30 40 50 and so on.

@mbarton 7 лет назад

I had always envisioned an animated version of The Vinyl Cafe with a likeness of Stewart being drawn as Dave. I always listened to show on Sundays on CBC while driving taxi

@gmcnewlook 7 лет назад

Like It Or Lump It an animated vinyl cafe would've been awesome but in a way the way he told a story you could envision Dave kinda like Homer Simpson in your imagination, the way he told it you could picture it ;and often your mind could already see what was awaiting Dave before he could tell it hence his famous remark "now don't be getting ahead of me!"

@ralphyization 3 года назад

I loved the vinyl cafe stories!

@thevoyageur2152 7 лет назад

I will miss him, what will we do Sun afternoon, RIP Stuart.

@FroMaestro 7 лет назад

I only wish I was in Canada during the tribute episode, to enjoy it. Is is online anywhere?

@jimdr63 2 года назад

I once heard Stuart give a episode where he had read letters fans had sent him. One letter was of a woman recalling how her Dad had built an outhouse at the summer cottage. Instead of digging a hole as usual for outhouses, her Dad had placed a 45 gallon drum to collect the waste. Soon, it was said, the 45 gallon drum filled to the point it had to be emptied. The weight was too much to lift out of the trap door, so her Dad had grabbed his old Army rifle and walked into the outhouse. Her Dad had thought to aim the rifle and fire into the barrel to allow the liquid family waste to seep out of the bullet holes. Needless to say Stuart could not stop laughing when telling this story. Has anyone heard this and perhaps you can link me to the episode to listen too once again?