Interesting movie.  A funny part was at the 8 minute mark when Peter Gzowski is coming into work in the morning and parking his car.  You can hear a CFRB jingle on his car radio.  He gets out of the car and says to the camera,  "don't tell anyone I actually had CFRB on ithe radio when I drove in."

Lots of shots of great McCurdy and Ward-Beck audio boards in the old makeshift studios. The radio building was a dump but it had lots of character.

In 1976 during the Montreal Olympics, I was a second year broadcast student and was hired as an audio technician at CBC on Jarvis for the summer.  Had the pleasure of working maybe six weeks in studio Q, the national news studio that you see in the film.

Studio Q could be a very hectic and pressure cooker of a job with live newscasts going to different time zones all day, recording of feeds from various CBC stations and affiliates across the country every hour.  Also we would record BBC, CBS and NBC radio news every half hour and feeds from Radio Canada International. All actualities and reports in studio Q were on reel to reel tape, never on cartridge.   

That memorable summer I was also fortunate to work for about two weeks in the As It Happens Studio.  Barbara Frum and the crew of As It Happens were some of the hardest working people in radio I had ever seen.  They were in every morning around 8:30 and most including Barbara were still there at 8:00 in the evening every day.