Playlisted January 21, 2001 Nobuo Uematsu – The Place I’ll Return to Someday (Piano Version) This classical & jazz song has become part of the soundtrack of my life Song Details Soundtrack Playlisted Recurrent Setlisted Vault N/A Medium-Low Rotation N/A N/A N/A Key notation D Minor Tempo Moderate (108-119 BPM) Credits Nobuo Uematsu (lead artist), Nobuo Uematsu (producer), Nobuo Uematsu (songwriter) Related music Playlisted January 21, 2001 Nobuo Uematsu – Loss of Me (Piano Version) Playlisted January 23, 2000 Nobuo Uematsu – Find Your Way (Piano Version) #1 for 2 weeks March 7, 2021 Yoko Shimomura, Tetsuya Shibata, Nobuo Uematsu, Florence + The Machine – Final Fantasy XV Selections (Mr. Ballantyne Megamix) Playlisted January 23, 2000 Nobuo Uematsu – The Successor (Piano Version) Playlisted January 23, 2000 Nobuo Uematsu – The Castle (Piano Version) Song grouping(s) Arcade Instrumental Study
#1 for 2 weeks March 7, 2021 Yoko Shimomura, Tetsuya Shibata, Nobuo Uematsu, Florence + The Machine – Final Fantasy XV Selections (Mr. Ballantyne Megamix)
Mixshow March 23, 2021 My Life Soundtrack: Dance-Pop Workout Mix (March 23, 2021) A 40-minute dance-pop workout mix featuring Jason Collett, Alpinestars, Madonna, Britney Spears, David Guetta and more . Listen to the My Life Soundtrack mixshow.
Podcast March 19, 2021 Episode 00003 – Indigenous media representation The challenges facing Indigenous journalists who work in the mainstream. Interviews with Duncan McCue, Melissa Ridgen, Karyn Pugliese, Rick Harp, Martha Troian, and John M. H. Kelly
Journalism March 1, 2021 Meet CBC’s new Indigenous storyteller Kerry Benjoe Regina-based journalist looks to breathe new life into Indigenous reporting at the public broadcaster
Culture & Identity July 23, 2020 Learning how to be a journalist within the academy As I move forward with academic research, how do I make sure my work reaches a wider audience?
Pop Culture July 12, 2020 How Fiona Apple’s “Heavy Balloon” tapped into the zeitgeist of living during a pandemic A review of a key track from Fiona Apple's 2020 album, "Fetch the Bolt Cutters"