hi hi! on this episode of indie whimsy you’ll hear: sensitive – the field mice (coastal) tonight – stars (nightsongs) i told you so (demo) – talulah gosh (was it just a dream?) panchito blues ii – peach kelli pop (peach kelli pop ii) he’s outta sight – the rondelles (fiction romance fast machines) don’t lose the faith – the dears (no cities left) the boy with the arab strap
My guest today is Janie Moyen, the Bilingual National Organizer for New Majority, a non-partisan group seeking to encourage younger voters to get to the polls.
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Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! I got to pick up some new albums on a roadtrip over the weekend, so enjoy some new tunes. These include Cursed, with their classic album “Two” and WASP with “The Crimson Idol.” This episode featured more classic heavy metal material before getting into some heavier material, including the new Undeath! This episode also features a couple fantastic Swiss bands. Here’s
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Oozin’ and Bruisin’ Death Metal – 90%* I will open with the statement that I love this album. I have never understood the disdain this album received over the years, and I personally have a huge soft spot for it. For a bit of personal history: When I was first getting into death metal, I started with debut albums of most of the big bands-Death, Morbid Angel, Nocturnus, Bolt Thrower,
Hope everyone had a great thanksgiving weekend! Feeling grateful right now so let’s do an episode of music celebrating one of my favorite bands of all time, The Grateful Dead! Grateful Dead – Don’t Ease Me In (Live in Toronto 1970) Grateful Dead – The Weight (Live April 2 1990, Atlanta, Georgia. Grateful Dead – Shakedown Street Grateful Dead – Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain (Live March 22
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Last week, Dr. Doris Chow became the first professor from St. Thomas University to receive the NSERC Discovery Grant to fund her research on multi-sensory perception. The psychology professor has spent the last ten years studying how our senses play off one another and how that can be used to enhance practices in areas like education and technological development. We sat down with the native of Hong Kong to discuss
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