My guest today is Len Falkenstein, “theatre guy”, to talk about the annual Notable Acts Theatre Festival. Music today by No Aloha, John Campbelljohn and Instruments.
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Guests today are Jean-Michel Cliche and Ryan Griffith, to talk about Next Folding Theatre Company’s new production, “Back To Zero”. Music by women today: Basia Bulat, Roxy and the Underground Soul Sound and Amelia Curran.
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Today’s STU Lunchbox features a look at shame for the first half, and fandoms in the second half.
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My guest today is Richard Horsby, UNB’s Director of Music and member of Atlantica, which is putting on a show called “3rd Stream Classical Composers Go Jazzy”. Music today by Run With The Kittens, Joel Plaskett and Jason Rosenblatt.
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What does make-up mean in culture? And what is happening with the legalizing of medical marijuana? These questions are tackled in today’s pair of documentaries from STU Journalism students Hadeel Ibrahim and Daneel Elliot. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS | More
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My guest today is Joshua Dickison, UNB Libraries Copyright Officer, to talk about Fair Dealing Week. Music today by Alana Yorke, Language Arts and Green & Gold.
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My guest today is Lisa Stephen from the Harvey Curling Club, to talk about the upcoming Sheeler Bonspeil. Music today by Coyote, Smokes and Fortunate Ones.
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My guests today are Ryan Gaio (reader for Qwerty Magazine) and Naomi K. Lewis (UNB Writer-In-Residence) to talk about the upcoming Qwerty Reads events. Music by Tomato Tomato, The Do Good Badlies and Earthbound Trio.
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Teenage Romance Fiction and Millennials and Religion.
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My guest today is Jean Surette, Executive Director of Music NB, about their upcoming workshop “Do What You Love And The Money Will Follow”. Music by Stephen Lewis, Beat Cops and AA Wallace.
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Nathan Delong and David Bardwell discuss the budget, post-secondary education, the economy and the environment of New Brunswick,
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My guest today is James Jordan from The War Amps. Music today by Trent Severn and The Motorleague.
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My guest today is Melanie Madore from Earthbound Living. Music by Keegan Dobbelsteyn, Brother Neil, and Reversing Falls.
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My guests today were Len Falkenstein (director), Brittany Long (actress) and Jessie Roy (actress, seamstress) from the upcoming Theatre UNB production of “Age of Arousal”.
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My guest today is Ali Husseini, research assistant at the Institute for Biomedical Engineering, to talk about prosthetics research.
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My guest today is Ryan Griffith, the writer of the new play “Returning Fire”, opening February 4. Music today by Empress Of, Tommy Green Jr and Old Man Leudecke.
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Today I talk with Debbie Edmonson and Paula Tozer about their upcoming public exploration of the end of life: The Death Cafe. (Contains the interview only.)
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My guest today is Tim Yerxa, Executive Director of The Fredericton Playhouse. We discuss the past, present and possible future of the Playhouse. (Interview only.)
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My guest today is Anne Soucy from the UNB Employment Centre, to talk about getting a career after school, and the upcoming Career Fair. (Interview only.)
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What does it take to make music together? Talent? Inspiration? Fun? Desire to perform? Love of music? Sometimes, it just takes friends… Bad friends.. My guest today are four UNB students who have come together to form the band, The Bad Friends. They are having the first big gig this weekend at UNB’s Social Club,
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My guest today is Stacey Russell from Tourism Fredericton to talk about Frostival. Music by JP Hoe, The Weather Station and The Olympic Symphonium.
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My guests today were Benjamin Dugdale and Robin Goodine, part of a UNB Production class funding a movie production called Knots N Prods. Music today by Michael Feuerstack, The Julian Taylor Band and Coeur de Pirate.
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My guests today are Kody Belliveau and Brad McCann, the co-owners of Escape Logic Games, opening January 15. Music today by David Bowie, Ded Sheppard and Jenn Grant.
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CHSR held their 44th annual Barry Awards February 28, 2015 in the Alumni Memorial Hall. Named after Barry Yoell, one of the station’s co-founders, the awards ceremony honours and recognizes the hard work of its members over the past year both in front and behind the mic. Congratulations to all our members for another successful year at CHSR! Here is
Disaster struck half-way around the world, and yet it has resonance from right within our community. Chennai in India suffered devastating floods which many are still recovering from. Adityaa Mohan, a grad student studying at UNB, comes from Chennai, and stopped by the station to tell us his story of keeping track of family and
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