FRONT OF BOOK
WHAT SONG MAKES YOU HAPPY?
SATISFYING MOVIES WITH MICHAEL TRUSCELLO
Jordan Gooden, 27
Song: “Keep Your Head Up” by Andy Grammar Why: It makes me feel good inside because it encourages people to keep your head up through thick and thin. Reminds me of: Listening to the song before he goes to work as a photographer.
Elizabeth Bobrosky, 72
Song: Oh What A Beautiful Mornin’ from the 1943 musical Oklahoma! Why: It puts me in a great mood and it sets her up for the whole day. Reminds me of: growing up in a small town in Saskatchewan, where she played sports and interacted with her extended family.
Michael Truscello is currently a professor at Mount Royal University. He recently released a documentary, “Capitalism is the Crisis,” that examines the global austerity agenda. The Square (2013) Because it’s good to know that there are people in this world who want to make a better world. Night Moves (2014) Because changing the world isn’t easy, and understanding that struggle can be satisfying.
Mike Holloway, 59
(2009 Country Gospel Whistler of the Year) Song: Because He Lives (Hymn) Why: It’s smooth and relaxing and it brings peace and calm to me. Reminds me of: Helps strengthen his relationship with Christ and encourages him to share his Godgiven gift of whistling with the world.
Sarah Dubois, 18
Song: “Beautiful Day” by U2 Why: It makes me feel young. Reminds me of: Listening to the song at home or on the road when taking trips with the family as a child.
The Raid 2 (2014) Because Iko Uwais is the best action star in the world today. Hot Rod (2007) Because sometimes the critics are wrong and you have to go punch-dancing in the woods.
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