Track Listing: 
1.) Oh Sees – Sentient Oona
2.) The Black Keys – Thickfreakness
3.) The Dying Arts – Fame
4.) Heavydive – Sirens
5.) Art d’Ecco – Who Is It Now
6.) Unwed Mothers – Skeletons
7.) The New Pornographers – Hi-Rise
8.) The Town Heroes – Only One
9.) Grizzly Bear – Two Weeks
10.) Gorillaz – Humility
11.) Croatia – Half Dreams
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The intersection between politics and academia often intersect in esoteric ways — but sometimes it’s simply a manner of what will affect the student’s lives.
Jared Durelle joins me today to talk about the upcoming election, focusing on the answers to his specific platform questions and their discussions at the public roundtable recently hosted by UNB Student Union.
Use the following to listen to the entire roundtable debate with the candidates:
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Sometimes, it’s important to find some means to connect with people, whether that involves a personal connection or just saying something meaningful. As this is a music show, it’s rare that I share a lot of information about myself other than my playlists, which often reflect what I am currently listening to. If you want, you can think of this as me giving you my personal mixtape for an hour. It wouldn’t be wrong; I do this every week, and have for almost eight years now.
So is this something meaningful? Maybe. Or maybe it’s just me helping you find good music.
Seeya next week, folks.
Playlist:
Anybody – Dead Sara [Official]
It Don’t Seem Right – Public Animal
The Wire – Kilmore
Agent Orange – FIT FOR RIVALS
Lente, Baby / Passes For Reason – the black frame spectacle
Being Alright – Tsunami Bomb
Severed – 1989
Overcome – Cardinels
Rally – Sumo Cyco
Our Song – Diemonds
Black and White – The Dreadnoughts
Bleeding Out – Stitched Up Heart
Call Me Immortal – Unleash The Archers
Throw It Back (feat TaskRok) – ProleteR
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Listen to Beneath The Lab Coat Saturdays at 11:30am on 97.9FM! This past Saturday we had Alex Bond on the program. He is the Senior Curator in Charge of Birds at The Natural History Museum in the UK, which has one of the largest collections in the world. More broadly, Alex is an ecologist and conservation biologist, with a focus in marine birds and oceanic islands, using a mix of lab, field, and analytical techniques to better understand natural and human-caused changes to the natural world. We spoke about seabird conservation, plastic pollution in the oceans and possible solutions to this massive problem.
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“Tune 6” by Norrin_Radd off the Retro City Rampage Soundtrack
“Eye of the Trigger (Chrono Trigger)” by OverClocked University feat. prophetik music off the album Sophomore Year
“Towns 1 (Hello World)” by Marshall Art & Cory Johnson off the Timeline EP
“Voices” by Ellevator off the album Ellevator
“Only For One Night” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album PixelDust
“The Black Earth” by Heos off the album Embered Recollections
“Night train (to your town)” by scythe off the album Chiptunes = WIN; Volume 7
“Crush” by Moe Shop off the album Pure Pure
“Azures” by Aloe Island Posse off the album Goodnight Aloe Island
The artist behind the albums Midnight Selects, Goodnight Aloe Island, and Welcome to Aloe Island. Whom has claimed to have been ruining good songs since 2003 and for at least three years they have brought us the mythical island Future Funkiness.
“Lament” by Cody Carpenter & Mark Day off the album Shadow Spirits Vol. 1
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Most musicians 
dream of being on the open road; the wind in your hair while you travel from city to city. Touring is exciting AND is the main way musicians are making money these days. But uh, you know you have to actually book dates and plan months in advance, right?
In Episode 007 we chat with Eddie Young of Roots and Soul Music Promotions. Eddie has booked tours for acts like Jared Lutes, Adyn Townes, Eastcoast Love Story, and The Vaudevillian, just to name a few. He’s also the primary booker for various venues in the GFA (Greater Fredericton area), most notably Grimross Brewing Co. Eddie talks about the important information that must be included in your pitch to a venue, the overlooked costs of touring, but also reassures that you *can* actually make a profit while on the road, you just have to be organized and properly plan.
Whether you like it or not, the music business is a business. This podcast series is meant to help the emerging musician navigate the music industry by talking to those in the local scene who are actually “doing it”.
This morning we were joined by Wangled Teb who told us about Breakcore music, their new EP Earth, and what’s coming up in the near future!
Track Listing:
1.) Santana ft. Scott Weiland – Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
2.) Dilly Dally – Doom
3.) The Faps – Friendshi*
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4.) Wangled Teb – Stalactites/\Stalagmites\/ feat. Chris Giles
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5.) Wangled Teb – Whispering Willows feat. Emily Kennedy
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There’s nothing quite like a nearly week-long festival taking over downtown to help promote live music!
My guests today are Emma Chevarie (Music Runs Through It) and CHSR’s own Roger Jean (Top 10, Rosie’s Juke Joint, Nocturnal Transmissions, formerly Rosie Morning). We’ve all recovered from an exciting Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival and its time to bask in the afterglow.
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Today we’re celebrating Jeremy Dutcher‘s win of the 2018 Polaris Music Prize for his album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa. It’s the first time the prize has been awarded to an album from the East Coast!
Track Listing: 
1.) Jeremy Dutcher – Mehcinut
2.) Jeremy Dutcher – Essuwonike
3.) Jeremy Dutcher – Eqpahak
4.) Jeremy Dutcher – Ultestakon
5.) Jeremy Dutcher – ‘kotuwossomikhal
6.) Jeremy Dutcher – Sakomawit
7.) Jeremy Dutcher – Oqiton
8.) Jeremy Dutcher – Nipuwoltin
9.) Jeremy Dutcher – Pomok naka Poktoinskwes
10.) Jeremy Dutcher – Qonute
11.) Jeremy Dutcher – Koselwintuwakon
12.) Mike Bern – First Mother
13.) Wangled Teb – Home ft. Glenn Bernard
Hey Everyone,
Ryan Howard from CHSR’s Against the Mat joins us so we have a Habs voice in the booth to discuss the Pacioretty Trade. We also go over the rest of a crazy week in the world of hockey, including Karlsson, McQuaid and some wild resignings.
We also talk about Serena Williams. Because the US Open was a strange affair.
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Track Listing:
1.) Motherhood – Youngest Fool
2.) Jessie Brown – Ghost
3.) Jerry-Faye – Kings College Rd.
4.) Shrimp Ring – Baby Names
5.) Shrimp Ring – Space Elevator
6.) ELEPHANT SKELETONS – All This Time
7.) Maiden Names – Get Yer Gun
8.) The Waking Night – Evelyn
9.) Goofetroope – 2SPOOKY4ME
10.) sexghost – Dead Girl
11.) Beach Body – Beach Body w/ A Broken Heart
12.) the Slate Pacific – Jenn’s Not Going To Make It
13.) Kathleen Gorey-McSorley – Big Fall
David Vest is performing tonight in the Cox & Palmer Blues Court. Doors open at 7pm and line-up includes:
7:30 Kendra Gale Band
9 pm David Vest
10:30 Buck Tingley
12 am Ross Neilsen
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David Katims Interview: Friday the 13th, Part 3 exclusive! Playing Chuck in the 3-D horror classic! Also, The Invisible Kid, The First Power, Genuine Risk, and more!
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It can be unimaginable for most of us to have to consider leaving our home country out of fear for our lives and well-being, but the next challenge can be even more difficult: settling and finding your place in a new country.
My guest today is Jared Durelle, who brings with him an interview with Jael Duarte. Duarte works with No One Is Illegal Fredericton to help refugees get access to services and work through the difficult process of becoming an immigrant.
Jared spoke with Jael for considerably longer than we had for the show, so we decided to bring the full interview here:
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The art of structured argument is sincerely needed in our current society, so it’s always encouraging to hear people are interested in exploring the tradition or reasoned debate.
My guest today is Alexandre Silberman, the president of the St Thomas University Debate Society. He chats with me about what a competition debate looks like and what motivates him and others to take up the challenge.
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Hello and welcome to the beginning of the end of Summer! We can finally enjoy hoodies, pretend to ignore people while hiding in the shadows of our sweaters and otherwise mention cardigans while confusing our hipster friends.
I have no idea what I’m talking about, but there’s a lot of new releases on this week’s show that you should check out. Grab the podcast, listen to me ramble on about essentially nothing toward the end of the episode, and then arbitrarily make up your own facts!
You have that right!
Playlist:
Zero In – Rockyard
Times To Remember – Dead Sara [Official]
The Wrong Side / Dance of the Lotus – The Joy Formidable
I See Red – Diemonds
My Precious War – the black frame spectacle
Circles – Powder for Pigeons
Killer – Ruby the Hatchet
Heavy Low – We Hunt Buffalo
Heart of Lies – Striker (CAN)
Pitch Black – SoulHealer
Saviour – Infrared
Ugly At Times – Kemo The Blaxican
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Professor Valerie Reeves was born and raised near Salisbury, NB, and would never wish to be from anywhere else! It’s been 25 years since she came to UNB to study Sciences and she is still here! She has completed a BSc in Chemistry and a PhD in Forestry and began teaching in January of 2003. She quickly fell in love with her first class, and every class that she has taught since.
When not teaching or advising, Val. is a Mom/Cook/Taxi/Coach/etc… She loves to cross-country ski, play and coach basketball, and read historical fiction. She adores her children and her fur babies, too. She is happiest when she is in the woods, soaking up all that Mother Nature has to offer, with her family and friends.
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Andrew Lewis AKA The Shit Flicks Critic discusses his awesome YouTube channel and various bad films ranging from The Room, Troll 2, Birdemic, Samurai Cop, and Plan 9 From Outer Space!
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You think you know roleplaying games? Maybe so, but what is a roleplaying game, at its core? Does it always have stats, a dice roll, character sheets? Or is it more complicated to define?
Rather than try to create a precise definition, the hosts of Head In The Game talk about what seems typical and — more importantly! — atypical about games we’ve played.
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Harvest Jazz and Blues is officially underway after the first tent show of the festival last night. This year’s festival technically started on Tuesday night at the playhouse with performances by Fredericton’s own Ross Neilsen and The Blind Boys of Alabama, but most dedicated patrons will tell you that it doesn’t truly feel like Harvest under you pack a crowd underneath a tent.
The first tent show was kicked off last night by Swedish-American Anders Osborne. Osborne and his band quickly packed the Blues Tent, enthralling audiences with long jam sections built into each song that didn’t lose a moment of the crowd’s attention. Osborne combined the stage presence of John Mayer with the playing of Eric Clapton, putting on a masterclass in soloing whilst grooving all over the stage.
His supporting cast was led by bassist Carl Dufrene, who laid back in a comfortable, modest stance, hidden by the coloring of his sunglasses, keeping the machine turning with every note he hit. Osborne’s drummer, Brady Blade, who was placed right out front in the bands stage plot, added greatly to their presence with his loose, shoulder-shaking playing.
Osborne delivered each powerful moment with grace and ease, leaning into every solo with passion and unforgettable facial expressions. While the set list was kept short, with little communication to the crowd, in the end they weren’t needed. The music spoke for itself and gave you your moneys worth with bands to spare.
One of those other bands was The Record Company, who took a mere 30 seconds to prove why Harvest gave them their first festival opportunity and has brought them back ever since.
The bands multi-instrumentalist/lead vocalist Chris Vos came out of the gate with his guitar swinging, throwing his body around every inch of the stage. Whether it was on an electric, acoustic, a steel or even a harmonica; Vos undeniably stole the show.
Above all the physical theatrics however stood Vos’s vocal range, from deafening, gritty blue rock vocals to pitch perfect frequencies on the band’s sweeter songs.
When it was all said and done, Vos and the rest of the band had nothing but love letters for Fredericton and the festival.
“It will never be lost on us,” said Vos when expressing the bands gratitude for the opportunities Harvest has given them.
Track Listing:
1.) Ross Neilsen Music – Ash Fault
2.) Ian Janes – Lying Awake
3.) Leeboy – 365
4.) The Crossroad Devils – Moonshine Cafe
5.) The Hypochondriacs – Hung Up & Hung Over
6.) The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire – She’s Alright
7.) Jerry-Faye – Kings College Rd.
8.) Stephen Lewis and The BIG Band Of FUN – Can’t Quit You
9.) Joyful Noise – Bertha
10.) Quinn Bonnell – I Don’t Mind
11.) Kendra Gale Band – All You Do
12.) Amanda Jackson Band – Before The Night Is Through
13.) Bleum – Lose You
“Flowers and Knives” by 1989 off the album Neon Nightmares
“Mirror Power” by True Blue off the album Edge Of
“A Love That You Will Never Know” by Rococode off the Young Ones EP
“Chantal” by Dylarama off the album Certified Cutie
“Gold Saucer” by Video Game Music Box off the album Music Box Classics: Final Fantasy VII
“Back to the Streets” by Mike Norvak off the album REDUKED: Deluxe Edition
“Out Run” by MASTER BOOT RECORD off the album WAREZ
“Sunset” by Aloe Island Posse off the album Aloe Island Adventures
“Keep On Baby! (ft. KILL ME BABY)” by LemKuuja off the album CHEESECAKE+
“Love Found” by Aritus off the Walkingman EP
“Chasing Birds” by Hoffy off the album Whiskers Mahone
“Curse of the Heavens” by Kommisar off the album Cosmic Phantasm
“Skyline” by Ben Nickerson off The Skyline PE
“Believe in Me Who Believes in You” by Garoad off the album VA-11 HALL-A – Second Round
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Track Listing:
1.) Jane Blanchard – Hiding Out
2.) Begonia – The Light (Winnipeg, MB)
3.) The Town Heroes – Babe Ruth
4.) Bleum – Lose You
5.) Paper Beat Scissors – All We Know
6.) Weak Size Fish – Lost Lagoon
7.) Pat LePoidevin – Cha Cha
8.) Ryan Cook – Cult of my Own
9.) Ben Caplan – Widow Bride
10.) The Barrowdowns – Mockingbird
11.) Force Fields – Bonus Cats
12.) Kuato – The Great Upheaval
Each week, our very own Bondo (host of Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!
This week, Bondo brings us news of the upcoming Live in The Lobby series (starting September 11 at 7pm!), the CHSR-hosted Blues Court Tent at the Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival and, of course, an album pick. This week, Bondo picked the song Undertow from Rae Spoon‘s most recent album, bodiesofwater.
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Each week, our very own Bondo (host of Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!
This week, Bondo brings us Saskatchewan from Zuffalo‘s self-titled release.
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