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Reginald Angus Argue, also known as Pundemn R.A. MacLeod Argue, is a poet, Peacekeeping Veteran, storyteller, and former talk show host. He is a retired Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran who served in the military for nearly nine years. In 1988, Reginald participated in a United Nations Peacekeeping mission in Iran, answering the call to serve like many other Canadians.
From late 2006 until November 23, 2010, Reginald was a prominent figure on the airwaves, hosting and co-hosting a variety of talk radio shows at Co-operative Radio, a station in Vancouver. He interviewed numerous guests during his time on the air. The station initially broadcast on 102.7 FM but later transitioned to 100.5 FM, remaining a volunteer-driven platform. Throughout his tenure at Co-operative Radio, Reginald captivated audiences with his insightful commentary and dynamic interviewing style, making significant contributions to the station's vibrant radio landscape.
During this period, Reginald hosted several high-profile guests, including former U.S. Senator Mike Gravel, ex-MI5 agent Annie Machon, retired investigative reporter Harvey Oberfeld, retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Theo Fleury, and Robert Bowman, among many others. Reginald resigned from the radio station on November 23, 2010, due to health reasons.
1989 at HQ & Sigs, old CFB Calgary, Reginald receiving UNIMOG medal for UN Mission overseas to Iran
In April 2011, Reginald donated a hockey stick to the Vancouver Canucks organization, a stick he had won back in 1971. It was signed by the original players from that year. The photo on the left was taken during the donation night, showcasing Orland Kurtenbach, the first team captain of the Vancouver Canucks, along with the hockey stick and Reginald in front of the Forever Canucks display at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Reginald felt that the hockey stick had finally found its rightful place, where countless generations of hockey fans could see and appreciate it for decades to come.
Reginald began conducting video interviews in July 2011, with significant assistance from his wife and manager, Lisa, until early 2018.
During this time, he had the privilege of interviewing many inspiring and intriguing guests, including Michael Burns, CEO of Invictus Games Toronto; Brenden Hubbard, an award-winning producer and filmmaker at the 2017 Vaughan Film Festival Awards Night; Enrico Colantoni, the 2017 Independent Leadership Awards winner from the Vaughan Film Festival; Brian Lilley at the 2017 Federal Conservative Party Leadership Convention in Toronto; Steven Del Duca, MMP for Vaughan at the 2017 VFF Spring Launch; Stephen Lecce, former advisor to Prime Minister Stephen Harper; and Art Hindle, Vice President of External Affairs at ACTRA, among others.