Veteran broadcaster Terry David Mulligan takes readers on a galloping romp down the roads he’s travelled, from busting bad guys as a Mountie to spinning records as a DJ to sampling fine wines around the world. He reminisces about growing up in the North Vancouver neighbourhood known as Skunk Hollow, and about the hard price he paid to leave the Mounties for music. He shares what it was like in Vancouver in 1967 at the height of the Summer of Love, about preparing for interviews with the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Frank Zappa, about living in California and about finding a dream home in “10 Chickens” (Penticton) BC. Here are his candid reflections on the personal and professional journeys he’s taken in his life . . . so far.

Terry David Mulligan was a radio DJ for 20 years before joining CBC as host of the music-video program Good Rockin’ Tonite. He later became a VJ and producer for the long-running MuchWest series for the MuchMusic network. He is currently host of radio programs Mulligan Stew and The Tasting Room and co-host of Hollywood and Vines.

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Glen Schaefer has worked as a reporter and an editor since 1979. He has been an entertainment writer at The Province newspaper in Vancouver, BC, since 1997. He also talks about movies and entertainment occasionally on TV and radio. He lives in North Vancouver.

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