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Unpack your lunch and pack your mind! Join us Monday through Friday at noon for this hour-long round-up with a rotating cast!
Or feel like having Lunch for Dinner? Then check out the sometimes-podcast version of the show.
News update; Len Falkenstein, Emily Darling, Chris Rogers: TheatreUNB presents TomorrowLove; Bloody Diamonds (I’m Not A Machine); Les Hay Babies (Jacqueline)
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News updates; Rose He (Fossil Free UNB/STU); Marie Maltais (UNB Art Centre) & Jeff Mundee (Spandrell Interactive)
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News update; Tea Fazio (2019), pallmer (Grass Garden), PSFP: Black Pumas (Colors)
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Hosts Dylan Kennedy and Declan Ryan explore the normalization of cannabis since legalization two years ago.
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News update; Elizabeth Effinger, Ysabelle Vautour, PSFP The Weakerthans
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News update; Maddy Macnab (2015; Passages Canada); Jesse Brown (2017; Deep Down Below; Debt)
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News update; Amanda LeBlanc (2017); Imelda Perley (2015); Kylie Fox (Song: Avocado)
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Since we can’t spend our March Break in Mexico let alone Truro, hosts Summer Arsenault and Peter Jewett give some advice on discovering the great outdoors close by.
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Funding Opportunity for NB composer-singers! (first round ends FEB 25, 2021 — act now!)
Hosts Jasmine Gidney and Aaron Sousa explore whether Black Lives Matters and Indigenous right protests represent a real awakening or only a harbinger of growing racial intolerance.
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CHSR News for 2021-02-24
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News update; Heather Rankin (2016); music by Heather Rankin & Weak Size Fish.
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News update; Rory Jurmain, director of Theatre UNB’s current production, Greenland; Tim Fox on Random Acts of Kindness (2017); Kill Chicago
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Jared Durelle (journalist) joins me to talk about this year’s State of the Province address, and how it has changed during the pandemic.
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Jared joins me for a conversation originally scheduled to be about the State of the Province, but since that was postponed, becomes about his experiences during the pandemic over the last year.
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Hosts Lars Schwarz and Morgan Bell search for the New Brunswick identity with the help of branding experts, dialect enthusiasts, conflict intervenors and the ghost of Richard Hatfield.
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On today’s show we’re asking visual artists, musicians, writers what they’ve been doing with their time alone, and what came of it. And how a few of them managed to make a buck with this thing called social media.
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An interview with Len Falkenstein, Julianne Richard and Chris Rogers about Theatre UNB’s presentation of “Into” by Dave Carley, streaming live from February 3-6 and 9-13.
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An interview with Len Falkenstein, Joshua Burke and Amanda Thorne about Theatre UNB’s production of “Punch Up”, streaming live on February 4-6 and 9-13.
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