Two members of the Fredericton Motorcycle Club, Doug and Dènis dropped by the station to tell us about the upcoming Toy Run on June 8. From coffee-holders for your bike to the appeal of the open road, hear it all!
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On the show this week: Front Page Bitter Critters Disunderstood Old Is The New Young Extras CQ: Do you think we’ll discover life on other planets before it discovers us? Full list of 50 articles and podcast of the episode at TheWEIRDShow.com!
With the temperatures suddenly jumping 20 degrees, and the humidity becoming a huge factor, it’s time to practice a little mind over matter. We imagine ourselves on a plateau of snow and frozen water, in the midst of the Southernmost continent, the polar opposite of our predicament. Perhaps there, we can finally cool off! Antarctica
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It’s time for a new look for summer — why not make it a CHSR look?
The new 2013 CHSR T-shirts are in!
It is time once again that we honour two of the founding fathers of CAFFEEN!, the ambitious creator of ambient music (Brian Eno), and the artist who introduced me to a whole different kind of music (Mike Oldfield).
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On the show this week: Front Page An Unnatural Selection Signs of Parallel Universes A Sense of Place Extras CQ: Has humanity become too risk-averse to properly allow a generation of space explorers? Full list of 34 articles and download the episode at TheWEIRDShow.com!
On the show this week: Front Page; No Closure for Disclosure; Sensory Deception; If You Build It; Extras; CQ: Name a single fiction — whether a novel, a TV series, a movie, a play, whatever — which has made a profound change and inspiration in your life — and tell us why it should inspire others.
Media distorts the message, as does our perceptions. What follows is a dream — or a dream of reality in which someone dreams — of a war movie that may also be the evening news..
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With millions of channels of information, who do you turn to for the full story? Who do you trust? And which stories do you pay attention to?
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On the show this week: Front Page; Science Friction; Mistaken Hide Entity; Extras; CQ: What impact, if any, would you think that the confirmed discovery of Bigfoot, alien beings or perpetual motion devices have on everyday life?
In ancient times, it was believed that “to name a thing is to have power over it.” While it generally was applied to demons, angels and (in some cases) science, perhaps art and music are the most appropriate places to apply this trick today.
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Today’s Lunchbox was a casual discussion of transhumanism: the idea that we may one day (perhaps not so far from today) transfer our very beings into computer form, with intermediate steps of increasing implants and cybernetic augmentation..
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Sometimes, it feels like the seasons pass too slowly…
Or rather, the transitions are delayed, like someone waking from sleep but not completely.
Every morning, I know this feeling.
It is Spring..
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Of all the places I’ve been, it’s the lands of dreams that I wish to return to the most. These lands are harder to find again, and often aren’t what you remember, only what you imagine you remember..
But I found her! The women I met before.
And somehow..
I found out her name.
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On the show this week:
Front Page
From Down Here
From Within
From Up There
That’s Entertainment
Extras
CQ: What would you put in a 10-year time capsule — and how does that differ from what you would have put a decade ago?
Full show and articles at TheWEIRDShow.com .
I had a dream, vivid and inexplicable. I knew it was a dream, and yet it still felt largely like it came from somewhere else.
There was a figure in the dream. Someone I did not know. Someone I met.
Where did she come from?
And can I go there again?
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Adrian Park talks classical music and opera and his show, Diversions, and Kiwi the Fairy spreads magic and brings Tim and Jaclyn Reinhart into the studio.
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In the final STU Lunchbox of the season, Anika Duivenvoorden discusses “Local Food”, and Kaylee Moore takes a look at “Living with Dementia”.
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Local filmmaker Jesse Anthony stopped by today to chat with Tim and I about his feature film “Skate Proof”, as well as film-making with passion (and no money).
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STU Journalism students Mark Loggie and Shannon Mooney bring you two more documentaries in the STU Lunchbox series: “New Bohemians” and “Education and Technology”. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS | More
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There aren’t a lot of things that last for 52 years. CHSR has done it, however. They’ve been a campus-based community station for 52 years.
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STU Journalism presents The Lunchbox today with a pair of very different documentaries. First up, Kayla Byrne presents “Public Art in Fredericton”. Then, Frank Jr. Molley presents “The 40th Anniversary of Wounded Knee 1973”.
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STU Journalism students Nicole Vair and Nicola MacLeod bring you today’s pair of documentaries, all about mental health.
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Kara Comeau and Meridith Gillis present this episode of STU’s Lunchbox series, on the Controversy Between Spirit and Skin. The first half hour explores The Fringes of Sexuality, and the second half goes to the opposite extreme: People Who Never Have Sex.
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On the show this week: Front Page; By Any Other Name; Extras; CQ: What is the best or worst lesson about living life you’ve ever gotten from fiction (books, TV or movies)? Please donate to our radio station, and support great community radio! chsrfm.ca/donate
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