Bob McDonald Biography

Bob McDonald has been communicating science internationally through television radio print and live presentations for more than 30 years. He is the host of CBC Radio’s Quirks and Quarks the award-winning science program with a national audience of nearly 500000 people. He is also a regular reporter for CBC Television’s The National as well as Gemini winning host and writer of the children’s series Head’s Up. McDonald has also hosted Greatest Canadian Invention and the seven-part series Water Under Fire.
As a print journalist McDonald has authored three science books and contributed to numerous science textbooks newspapers and magazines including The Globe and Mail Owl Magazine and many others. His latest book is Measuring the Earth With a Stick and he has written the introductions to The Quirks & Quarks Question Book The Guide to Space: 42 Questions (and Answers) About Life the Universe and Everything as well as Nasty Brutish and Short the Quirks Guide to Animal Sex.
Beyond his work in media McDonald is Chairman of Geospace an exciting new environmental centre and planetarium for the Toronto Waterfront.

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