All shows which are special, maybe even indescribable.
My guest today is Tracy Austin, a fabric artist who specializes in miniature, doll-shaped fashion dresses that are as much sculpture as they are clothing.
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This week, Bondo shares what might be the last album from Hollerado, called Retaliation Vacation, from which we hear Speechless.
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This week, Emma looks forward to the week’s musical events, and farther forward to a celebration of the famous Woodstock concert.
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My guest today is Matt Watkins, a plein-air painter taking in the beauty of Odell Park during his residency.
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My guest today is Lois Mcdonald-Layden, a felt artist whose remarkable creation include birds, landscapes and even felt geodes.
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My guest today is Sarah Petite, who practices encaustic painting.
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My guests today are Laura-Beth Bird and Dustin Forbes, artists working on shadow puppet theatre.
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There’s a certain magic involved when getting lost in a good book. They can take you to a new world and introduce you to new friends, some of whom you’ll keep with you for the rest of your life. CHSR is putting a twist on borrowing books from your friends by hosting a Blind Date
My guest today is singer-songwriter John Muirhead. He’s on tour on the East coast, bringing his thoughtful, clever folk rock sounds to local venues across the country.
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My guest today is Eva Christensen, a painter who will be working on watercolour painting for the week of June 24.
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Joining me are Len Falkenstein, Lucas Gutierrez-Robert and Liam Browne, to talk about this summer’s Bard In The Barracks’ production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Odell Park.
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My guests today are part of the cast and crew one of the upcoming Bard In The Barracks productions, Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure. Joining me are John Ball (director), Tilley Jackson (Escala) and Miguel Roy (Angelo).
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My guest today is Margo Sheppard, a member of the Fredericton Chapter of the Council of Canadians and part of the organizing committee of Green New Deal Canada.
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This week, Emma joins me to celebrate the summer, from the free outdoor concerts to the festivals to the return of the Thursday night market.
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This week, Bondo shares the new album called Dovetale by Patrick Krief, and chooses the song Osaka to demonstrate what makes this album special.
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My guest today is Adrian Park, host of CHSR’s long-running classical and opera program, Diversions, which is holding it’s 20th edition of its Summer Opera Series.
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My guest today is Eddie Young, creator and organizer of the Living Roots Music Festival, now in it’s fourth incarnation.
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This week, Emma joins me in enthusiastically looking forward to the upcoming Living Roots Music Festival, as well as looking back on the Too Blue For You show.
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Bondo picks the track “Can You Find Her Place” from Lydia Ainsworth’s new album Phantom Forest.
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Tune in to SappyFest Radio on Tuesday nights at 8pm, starting May 21, for an hour of interviews and music of pre-Fest fun!
My guest today is Alison Howells, the Program Development Coordinator of UNB Leisure Learning and Design Works Programs. She joins me to celebrate the upcoming UNB Design Works summer camps for kids.
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We’re looking for people interested in voice acting, scriptwriting, audio directing, audio editing and foley (sound fx) for a re-creation of an old-time radio drama script “What Was It?” by The Weird Circle. Join us on May 22 at 5:30pm to get started!
My guest today is Tim Rayne, a local film-maker who has been on a journey to document the community of musicians, venues, fans and others in something titled The Capital Project, which begins releasing its large collection of mini-docs on YouTube on May 15.
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My guest today is Greg Everett, a local playwright working on a site-specific piece about the Old Burial Ground in the centre of Fredericton, entitled “Written in Marble, Buried in Earth: The Spirit of a Place”
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