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Al Purdy reads his poetry at the National Poetry Centre. Also answers audience questions. Side One: Al Purdy reads his poetry. Side Two: Al Purdy answers questions from the audience. Uses about 1/3 of tape side. other 2/3 blank.

Al Purdy reads and discusses his poetry. Side One: At home with Al Purdy. Produced by Andrew Marshall for the Eric Friesen show on CBC-FM. 37:10. Side Two: Poetry reading by Al Purdy recorded at Ameliasburg Aug. 17, 1977 - "A Handful of Earth", "Monastery of the Caves", "A Lenin's Tomb", "Coffee with Levesque", "Shopping at Loblaws", "Thank God I'm Normal", "Jean", "Group Photograph", "Home Made Beer", "Poem for Eda", and "Mice in the House".

Side One: Introductions of poets. Readings by Tom Marshall. Print through obscures 2nd half. Side Two: Al Purdy Reading. print through from side 1.

Al Purdy interviews Jake Goudour. Side One: Interview of the football commissioner. Discusses the Canadian Football League - Jake Goudour. Side Two: Interview of the Football commissioner. Discusses the Canadian Football league. Tiger Cats Days. Jake Goudour.

Side One: unidentified people talking - no clear conversation topics. 2nd half of tape blank. Side Two: unidentified voices for 1 minute. rest of tape blank.

Purdy reads his poetry. Side One: Purdy introduces and reads some of his poetry. Side Two: Purdy introduces and reads some of his poetry.

Side One: Anthology program. Editor of Program, Robert Weaver introduces the series. Six poems for foices. First poem, a work written especially for anthology is the myth includes by Al Purdy.. Side Two: The poetry and views of Milton Acorn, Author of I have Tasted My Blood, edited by Al Purdy.

Al Purdy introduces and reads his poetry. Recorded at Berkeley Studio, Toronto, Sept. 10, 1969. Side One: Side 1 of above. Side Two: print through only.

Item is a recording of an interview for CFUV "Fine Lines" with Stephen Scobie, Sept. 19, 1986 / Robin Skelton: Night-Poem, Vancouver Island, "The Separation", "The Gift", "The Spell"

Item is a recording of In Search Of Owen Roblin.