Track Listing:
*Interview with Mike Biggar*
1.) Mike Biggar – Hell and High Water
2.) The Stanfields – Carolina Reaper
3.) Deep Fryer – Freddy Beach Bum
4.) Before the War – Rise
5.) Good Lovelies – Move Away Clouds (Toronto, ON)
6.) Ladd & Lasses – Never Knowing
7.) The Olympic Symphonium – Coat of Arms
8.) Hey Rosetta! – Seeds
9.) Josh Bravener – Without You
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RadioU is a documentary series created by STU Journalism students. Each episode features a “major” and a “minor”, two topics that are somehow related. This series airs every Wednesday at noon, replacing an episode of The Lunchbox.
This episode of the St. Thomas Journalism program’s show will major in botany, as we tell you everything you need to know about the coming legalization of marijuana. We’ll walk you through the legal buying experience, talk about the business and employment possibilities and suggest where the government should go next.
We’ll also be minoring in pool politics with an update of the sad saga of the Max Aitken facility at UNB.
Hosts/Producers: Jack Carr and Jeff McLean
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The lights roll by and the wisps of mist flow past the tour bus, automated cars zip by without so much as a whisper let alone a roar. Inside, we smile and laugh in good humor and fun; even without the sun and amidst the heaviness of the world outside. It is here, in The Electric Metropolis that we can feel free, the music pulsing around us, through us, and inside our hearts. I am AD Springer, and this isn’t my city, I just happen to be your tour guide to all that is beautiful, wonderful, and enchanting in this city of sound and song. Be they man or machine, know that the singers we hear mean near-on every word with every bit of feeling they can jam in there. Some may be full of love; some of anger; some of hope; some of despair: but ride safe with me and know that you only have to take in what you have to. Your heart is your own, but always remember that it is always better the share than to hold it all onto yourself like so much tonnage upon the soul.
“The Plan” by Kitsune² off the album Tracker’s Draft
“Open World” by Arcade Blaster
“Pillars of Creation” by Diad (a Heosphoros x Tadpole Project) off the album Diad
“New Sneakers” by Scythe off the album Chipscape
“Dream Virtualizer” by LeveL -1 off the album Motherbrain
“Premonition” by Venator off the album Victor’s Descent
“Spacetime Thoughtcrime” by Mirrorvoid off the album Neon Tattoo
“I N F E R N U S *(by-product)” by Skyler off the album I N F E R N U S
“Into the Unknown” by Desired off the album Timeless
“Big Dreamer” off the album T H A *(Ryuzo Rider Super God) R U off the album Vapormex 95
“Vantablack” by PERTURBATOR off the album New Model
“u used to call me” by mikuma off the album pastel dreams
*Machine-Translated from the Japanese Characters
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Too often, history seems to focus on the wars and larger conflicts; it’s perhaps even more important to see art representing the personal-scale conflicts and the edges of lesser-discussed lives.
My guests today are Christopher and Julian, two of the students in a senior drama class and actors in Theatre UNB’s last production of the year, A Patriot For Me. We discuss their roles in this unusual and vibrant historical play, including getting to know their choreography and settle into their characters.
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Mike Gormley returns to Python’s Paradise to reflect on the various guests he has sent to this show including Lisa Langlois, Leah Lane of Moon Waves, Daryl Purpose, Ronny Cox, Peter Foldy, Johnny Hernandez of Oingo Boingo, Kimberly Haynes, Yannik Collin, and Sheila Nichols.
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Whether you just need a vacation or you like to go on a wild ride (no judgement), we have all the tunes to take you on either trip. So keep your eyes on the road (or don’t, no judgement) and enjoy all these CAREFULLY HAND-PICKED RIPE TUNES for you to take with you wherever you go.
If you grab the podcast.
Which is free.
(You should take it)
Also, Dorothy released a music video for Flawless recently. You should probably go check that out.
This is quite possibly the laziest post I’ve ever made.. but somehow I doubt it. I’m just too lazy to check.
Playlist:
Flawless – Dorothy
Peace Of Mind – The JB Conspiracy
Obligation – Tsunami Bomb
Elevator Coming Up – The Holy Snappers
Forever This Time – Almost Kings
Agent Orange – Fit For Rivals
Zeroth Law / Afterglow – Puta Volcano
Pagan Ritual – Ruby the Hatchet
The Great Escape – Magick Touch
Deadweight – Elder
Time Bender – Parasol Caravan
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It’s a sad truth that we often don’t realize the real impact of someone until after their passing. That means its even more important to celebrate them.
My guest today is musician Lucas Hicks, performing a tribute to Jason Molina, who passed away in 2013. Lucas discusses his passion for this singer-songwriter and what drives him to share Jason’s music with the world.
Lucas will be on stage at The Capital this evening at 9pm, along with David in the Dark doing their own tribute to Pedro the Lion, and followed by The Chaps playing covers of great artists and bands such as Tom Petty, The Band, Neil Young and more.
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RadioU is a documentary series created by STU Journalism students. Each episode features a “major” and a “minor”, two topics that are somehow related. This series airs every Wednesday at noon, replacing an episode of The Lunchbox.
This episode of RadioU majors in sports marketing and minors in sports journalism.
Can the Maritimes support a Canadian Football League franchise? We talk to a former commissioner of the league, the mayor of Halifax and long-time local broadcaster.
And, we’ve been looking into the future of sports journalism in the age of twitter, blogs and rookie publications like the Athletic… is there a future for the old-time, fedora-wearing, beat sports reporter at your daily newspaper?
In our second half-hour, we talk about the playoff picture in the NHL, the chances the Raptors win the NBA title, and the upcoming season for the Blue Jays. Could this be a banner year for Toronto teams?
Hosts/producers: Alex Dascalu and Noah Warren.
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I am AD Springer, the music is real and the beat is moving every night! With a loving touch we bring you a tour filled with music that will make your heart bump and jump with a soft smile in the neon lights. This is The Electric Metropolis music tour and you are catching some the latest the metro has to offer. Featuring artists from around the world: you will be brought across time and space starting on an ordinary sunday. As we cruise through the Chiptune District with our hearts in mind, we’ll think about Her. After that we’ll laugh to some tasty music as we cycle with the sundown touching us ever so gently. In the VGM District we’ll shred backward in time from NieR:Automata thru the Legend of Zelda until taking a short rest by the LOOM. To end our tour, we’ll settle down with Senzafine and enjoy the snowfall.
“Sunday” by Snail’s House off the album Ordinary Songs 4
“Transparent Heart” by Kommisar off the album Cosmic Phantasm
“Never Want to Be a Hero” by Kitsune² off the album Tracker’s Draft
“Economy of Emotion” by Hoffy off the album Whiskers Mahone
“R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Her” by TWRP off the album Ladyworld
“Talking About Her” by Bernice off the Puff EP
“Nevermore” by Milk & Bone off the album Deception Bay
“Umami” by cmyk! (A Hiro Tadomatsu x Crystal Cola x Seika-tan project) off the Umami (Single)
“Cycles At Sundown” by Opus Science Collective off the album Girls on Bikes
“Touch” by Snowshoo off the Snowshoo EP
“Grandma (Destruction)” by Ferdk off the album Glory to Metal (A Symphonic Metal Tribute to NieR: Automata)
“Ballad of the Sky Goddess” by Joel Kent off the Octorock: The Zelda Metal EP
“LOOM” by MASTER BOOT RECORD off the album WAREZ
“Snowfall (SenzaFine Remix)” by Garoad off the album VA-11 HALL-A EX – Bonus Tracks Collection
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Because the U Sports Men’s National Tournament is going to be broadcast on CHSR, Democracy Now! will be heard at 11am on Thursday and Friday of this week.
Track Listing:
1.) Matthew Byrne – Long Years Ago
2.) Ryan Cook – Cult Of My Own
3.) Ryan LeBlanc – Cerebellum
4.) Katherine Moller – The Kilted Plumber
5. ) The Hypochondriacs – Two Bottles Of Whiskey
6.) The Montgomery St. Band – The Busker’s Lament
7.) Pretty Archie – Safe With Me
8.) Alert The Medic – The Weatherman Pt. 2
9.) Alicia Toner – Let You Go
10.) Major Love – I Can’t Wrap My Heart Around It (Edmonton)
11.) Christine Campbell – Nobody Cares
12.) Quinn Bonnell – The Night
13.) The Olympic Symphonium – Lost in the Party
14.) The Olympic Symphonium – Look At Her Now
Too often, history seems to focus on the wars and larger conflicts; it’s perhaps even more important to see art representing the personal-scale conflicts and the edges of lesser-discussed lives.
My guests today are Tyson and Andrea, two of the students in a senior drama clash and actors in Theatre UNB’s last production of the year, A Patriot For Me. We discuss their roles in this unusual and vibrant historical play, including how the play sheds a different perspective on a time we have our typical ideas about.
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The annual U Sports Men’s Hockey Tournament is being hosted at UNB this year, and CHSR will be there to bring you all of the games! Our regular team of Dave Kilfoil and Michael Bourgeois will be supplemented by Kaley Etheridge and Sean Crocker (aka “K & Crox“), the hosts of our regular weekly sports talk program, Overtime (Fridays at 2pm).
The game schedule is as follows:
Tune in live in the area, or stream the games through our website.
Track Listing: 
1.) Courtney Farren – Nothing Like It
2.) Lucy Dacus – Your and Mine
3.) Avery Florence – Heavenly
4.) Jane Blanchard – Hiding Out
5.) Rachel Beck – Reckless Heart
6.) Major Love – So Good
7.) Mélissa Laveaux – Nibo
8.) Mango Reinhardt – Smoke & Fire
9.) Superorganism – Nobody Cares
10.) Liza Anne – Paranoia
11.) True Blue – Tell Me Texas
12.) FRIGS – Doghead
13.) The Darts – Slay Me
Every fortnight, Emma Chevarie of Music Runs Through It shares her love of live music. We talk about the shows she’s caught and the ones right around the corner.
This week, Emma talks about her experiences sharing a room with Dylan fans at the fundraiser for Autism Connections and several other shows she’s managed to catch, as well as cast an eye forward at the upcoming Brent Mason show in the new venue, York County Cider.
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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 tells us all about the recent self-titled EP release by Major Love. To give you an idea of the EP, we heard the song “Tear It Down”.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Stanfields – Desperation
2.) CHIPS – Modern Days
3.) Nap Eyes – Roses
4.) SUUNS – X-Alt
5.) Motherhood – Tin Can Beach Pt. 1 & Pt. II
6.) Rich Aucoin – The Fear
7.) Rich Aucoin – Release
8.) The Trick – Inaugurate Me
9.) Burning Coast – Stranger
10.) Spoutnique – Babylon Eyes
11. ) Beach Body – Deep Nothing
Liane Curtis Interview: Sixteen Candles exclusive! Reflections on Girlfriend from Hell. Working with John Sayles in Baby, It’s You. Also, Critters 2, Benny and Joon, and Rock N’ Roll High School Forever!
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Katherine Norland discusses her career in independent films such as Reality Terror Night, Hole, Smuggler’s Ransom, Office Games, and the upcoming Cannibal Corpse Killers.
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Why focus on the misery of life when you can focus on the misery of RADIO! Wait, that doesn’t help anything.
Grab some good tunes, switch off the old noggin’ and enjoy your weekend properly with tracks I generously HAND PICKED from my GOODIE BOX OF MUSIC. Everyone has one of those, right?
Sweet Christmas I’m tired. I’m going to go lay down.
Playlist:
Mother – Sleep Machine
Who Do You Love – Dorothy
Ghosts – Rockyard
This Changes Everything – Dead Sara [Official]
Turn The Record Over – The Last Gang
Daughters of the Sun – The Dreadnoughts
Witch Hunt / Come Undone – miesha & the spanks
Dragging The Line – Public Animal
Dead Twin Sister – Die So Fluid
Battered Grounds – Allout Helter
Fear The Fire – Orbital Express (Official)
Hold On – We Hunt Buffalo
Just Couldn’t Stand The Weather – Sasquatch
Let It Go – Powder for Pigeons
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Track Listing: 
1.) Raine Hamilton – Stalight
2.) Brave Shores – Cult Kids
3.) Sacre – Gaia
4.) Five Alarm Funk – We Play The Funk
5.) SUUNS – look No Further
6.) Nova Flares – Gut Splinter
7.) Look Vibrant – last One To Survive
8.) Mozes and the Firstborn – Baldy
9.) The Blaze Velluto Collection – M. Coyote
10.) Preoccupations – Antidote
11.) Sarah Cripps – Leave Behind
12.) Yamantaka//Sonic Titan – Dark Waters
13.) Ought – Disgraced in America
14.) MELONVINE – Flowers
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The magic of theatre allows us to travel anywhere, any time — even worlds that don’t exist — because the real power of theatre lives in our minds.
My guests today are Hannah, Robbie and Kat, three writer/director/actors in the upcoming production of Next Folding Theatre Company called “Songs of the Seer”. This production is a highly-collaborative and utterly original combination of the visions of 11 writers working on two different teams based on entirely different perspectives of a fantastical world based on the words “steampunk werewolf”. The trio talks about the creative process of transforming this idea into multiple stories set on stage.
“Songs of the Seer” opens Wednesday, March 14 at 7:30pm at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre and runs each night until Friday night. Be sure not to miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience!
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Join me with co-host John Heinstein for the very best in New Brunswick underground music!
Join me with Co-host John Heinstein for the best in underground New Brunswick music.
1.) The Brood – Exile in Suburbia
2.) Tortue – Superchamp
3.) Colour TV – Full Colour Cure
4.) Kill Chicago – Sharing Space
5.) Wintersleep – Danse Macabre
6.) Quinn Bonnell – Moving Pictures
7.) Quiet Parade – Nous Étions Icitte
8.) Christina Martin – Impossible To Hold
9.) Charlotte Day Wilson – Doubt (Toronto, ON)
10.) Jane Blanchard – Enemy
11.) Tin Pan Darlings – Cabana Song
12.) Chillteens – Sweet Bay
13.) In Dreams – Crazy Enough
