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This weeks episode features Deep Fryer. This humour filled, hardcore band brings songs from their sophomore EP “Rockin’ Right Hard“.
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This weeks episode features Tooth & the Fang. Dedicated to slow core dynamics, the band hangs their hat on beautifully melancholy music and lyrics and transcendental noise. We talk song writing process, the on-going noise complaints with live music in Saint John, and touring untapped, rural areas closer to home rather than culture hubs.
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This weeks episode features the lush and sinuous soundscapes of Saint John band, Sheik. Steeped in dreamy psychedlica and shoegaze, the trio shares music from their 2016 debut EP and a forthcoming 2018 release. We talk their progression as a band, and Saint Johns evolution as a live music city.
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Jerry Faye, the sincere singer songwriter, performs songs from her new album, In Sum, and talks the style and pace of her writing, the switch from full band to solo, and striking a balance between being an artist and a full time student.
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Track Listing:
1.) White Lyres – Valley of the Kings
2.) Penny Blacks – The High Tides Motel
3.) Designosaur – This Feeling
4.) Sheik – Alone in the Dark
5.) Ouroboros – Cabbage
6.) Ellen Doty – Sea Of Change
7.) The Olympic Symphonium – Coat of Arms
8.) Port Cities – Where Have You Been
9.) The Hypochondriacs – In The Mountains
10.) Margo Margo – Breath Wasted
11.) Jane Blanchard – Were In Love
12.) Ian Janes – He Can Have You
13.) Ben Caplan – Down to the River
Good art presents you with something you can interpret. Great art presents contradictions and challenges you to understand not only the art, but yourself.
My guest today is Maria Martais, the Director of the UNB Art Centre. The Centre has two galleries located in the beautiful Memorial Hall on UNB campus, and are frequently featuring great exhibits of meaningful work. On Friday, March 2, the Centre is opening up a new exhibit of photographic works by Edward Burtynsky called “A Terrible Beauty”. In conjunction with the exhibition opening is the beginning of a new music accompaniment series called “FLOW”. Maria joins me to talk about the challenging and fascinating contradictions that will be on display and heard for this exhibition.
“A Terrible Beauty” and “FLOW” both open on Friday, March 2 at 5pm at the UNB Arts Centre, located in Memorial Hall at 9 Bailey Drive on UNB. “A Terrible Beauty” is on display until early April.
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Track Listing:
1.) les Païens – Non Non Non Oui Non
2.) Wet Grow Light – Lie Detector
3.) Math Class – East Coast Love Song
4.) This Ship – Typical Speakers
5.) Sherman Downey & The Ambiguous Case – The Right Idea
6.) Alicia Toner – Waves
7.) Know Issue – Empty Hallways
8.) The Motorleague – North America
9.) Matt Mays – Station Out of Range
10.) FRIGS – Talking Pictures (Toronto, ON)
11.) The Stogies – What Have You Done For Rock n’ Roll Lately
12.) 283 – Not Enough To Die For
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“Miss You Myself” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album Synth City
“Victor’s Descent” by Venator off the album Victor’s Descent
“Marble Skies” by Django Django off the album Marble Skies
“Courtesy Of” by Running Touch off the album Equaliser
“THE Flood” by Milk & Bone off the album Deception Bay
“Twin Dragons Theme” by Please Lose Battle off the Twin Dragons OST
“21” by BOOSH off the album Alberta Chiptune: Volume 1
“Forgive and Remember” by Ben Nickerson off the EP The Skyline
“Nanidato – Flower Umbrella” by Sailor Team off the album Sailor Team Hits!
“Constellations” by Seiun
“Woman” by D41N
“Twilight Run” by Visualeyes off the EP Playtime
“Abyss” by Chromak
“Hop Skip Jump” by Snail’s House off the album Ordinary Songs 4
“Merging Black Holstice [Solstice, NES]” by LONELYROLLINGSTARS off the album SUGARBURGER
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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.
We’ve heard a lot about sexual harassment in Hollywood and journalism workplaces, but women in low-paying jobs are often the most vulnerable. St. Thomas radio journalism class majors in gender studies this week and questions why it is that the policy “the customer is always right” often ends up with the women being wronged.
And today, we’re minoring in Science and Technology Studies by talking to New Brunswick women who are slowly changing the “boys club culture” of the tech world.
Hosts/Producers: Allison Roy, Maddy McLaughlin
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Track Listing:
1.) CHIPS – The Game
Interview with CHIPS
2.) CHIPS – Modern Days
3.) Diner Drugs – Bad Books
4.) PASTEL SKELETON – Beach Punx
5.) Chiller – Heretic
6.) Not You – Mabel
7.) Sarah Cripps – Leave Behind (Toronto)
8.) Kurtis Eugene – So Far
9.) The Olympic Symphonium – Careful
10.) Jessica Rhaye – It Is Alright
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Track Listing:
1.) Milk & Bone – Daydream
2.) Half Waif – Keep It Out
3.) Kate Teague – Low Life
4.) Soccer Mommy – Still Clean
5.) Mango Reinhardt – 008
6.) Lilyer – Never Getting Closer
7.) Ellen Doty – Sea Of Hearts
8.) Charlotte Day Wilson – Stone Woman
9.) Million Miles – Ice Cream & Cigarettes
10.) Kim Doolittle – Under A Memphis Moon
11.) The Accidentals – KW
12.) Peach Kelli Pop – Crooked & Crazy
13.) Discolor Blind – Black & Grey
14.) Chemtrails – Ghosts Of My Dead Cat
15.) Miesha & The Spanks – Atmosphere
16.) FRIGS – Talking Pictures
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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 tells us about upcoming shows with Alexis P Suter, Brent Mason, Mike Biggar and shows featuring the music of legends like Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan.
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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 upcoming album by Ladd & Lasses called She Wonders. In this sample, we hear the lead track “Never Knowing”.
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Track Listing:
1.) Christine Campbell – Exit Out
2.) Christine Campbell – Last Man Standing
3.) Brittany McQuinn – Fact Without A Feeling
4.) US Girls – Incidental Boogie
5.) FM Berlin – At Least You’re Having Fun
6.) Nap Eyes – I’m Bad
7.) The Olympic Symphonium – Thanks A Lot
8.) Ladd & Lasses – Je Me Retrouve
9.) Anne Janelle – Butterfly
10.) Shushed – Tuesday
11.) Alert The Medic – Young Love
12.) Carleton Stone – Draws Blood
Tiffany and Krystle Mataras become the FIRST twins to grace Python’s Paradise! Single White Female 25th anniversary exclusive! Reflections on Kindergarten Cop, Problem Child 2, Camp Nowhere, and more!
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Jean Coulter interview: Stunt woman who has appeared on screen with Airport ’77, The End, and Jaws 2 as well as perform dangerous stunts in films such as The Blues Brothers, Cujo, Honky Tonk Freeway, A View to a Kill, and Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock.
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INTERVIEW with Kelty Apperson
Hello loyal listeners, big day today as we have Kelty Apperson on the phone with us. For those who don’t know Kelty, there’s a long list of accolades we could list but the key points are that she’s:
That’s right, we’re joined by an honest to goodness professional hockey player.
We talked about many a thing, mainly what brought her to St. Thomas, what it was like to reach such highs with a University program. What being drafted was like, and how it’s different being a pro. We also asked some fun things like what road trips to China are like because the CWHL has a partnership with two Chinese teams.
We also touch briefly on the very small salaries afforded to Women’s Professionals and Kelty teaches us what the Olympic process is like for the Women who are over in Peyongchang.
After we’re off the phone with Kelty, Sean and I dicuss the racist remarks lobbed at Devante Smith-Pelly, and Handicap the Men’s and Women’s Hockey Finals at the Olympics.
I also admit to being willing to make a bet I’m glad I didn’t because I’d be out $200.
Thanks for listening,
K
Header image of Kelty’s time at STU taken from The Aquinian
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In this episode of Bassix Radio, we go deep with some heavy hitting halftime, experimental bass and a few new releases from local talent. Tune in every Thursday from 9-10pm.
Tracklist:
Shades – Third Gate
Bleep Bloop x NastyNasty – IDC
Geolithic – Noer the boy
X&G – Safe
Roger Wilco x Holly – Heathrow
Tsuruda – Pack Heat
U do with – DAYLE
Chee – Medallion
Monty – Man no laugh
Digital Ethos – Contact
Snuffy – Kitty Litter
Bits – Balance
Apriskah – Back it up
Cloverdale – Eat That
Close with Hysteria – G Jones x Eprom
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Remember the days of old, where a certain Guest 1 joined the stage with me? Well, we’re back, we were live, and now I guess it’s still just recorded… but it’s still great.
Grab the podcast, find a buddy, and force them to listen to me, him, yourself afterwards, and .. some more music. Do these things, and you will become great.
Playlist:
Dorothy – Flawless
Come The Spring – For What It’s Worth
The Dreadnoughts – Foreign Skies
The Last Gang – Sing For Your Supper
Die So Fluid – Bittersweet
Stitched Up Heart – Bleeding Out
Miracle of Sound – Keepers
Ruby the Hatchet – The Fool / Lightning Comes Again
Gygax – The Lascivious Underdark
Kitchen Witch – Delusion
Sumo Cyco – Undefeated
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Join me with co-host John Heinstein as we explore New Brunswick’s best underground music!!
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Track Listing:
1.) Jane Blanchard – 22
2.) Will Pacey – Away
3.) The Mike Bochoff Band – I Can’t Be Yours
4.) Jaclyn Reinhart – Liam
5.) David R. Elliott – I’m Not Him
6.) Papal Visit – What Makes Him Win Like That
7.) Motherhood – Youngest Fool
8.) Loveland – Light Night Dark Day
9.) Adyn Townes – I Believe
10.) Shaun LB – Dawn
11.) Starving Ghosts – Un à dix sur l’échelle de l’angoisse et du malaise
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 week, Haley Stairs and Sarah Morin explore the conflict and opportunity in the tension between local business and multi-national online mega-corporations like Amazon. Today’s major is in economics with a minor in marketing.
In addition to asking students their opinion on shopping local vs online, exploring the changes the millennial generation may experience in the retail experience, the hosts speak to Heather Maclean, an award-winning Marketing and Communications Practitioner who has lead teams and strategies for national and international private-sector organizations and currently teaches in the Communications and Public Policy department at STU.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Olympic Symphonium – Look At Her Now
2.) The Olympic Symphonium – Choral Voices
3.) The Hypochondriacs – 3/4
4.) The Hypochondriacs – Last Night
5.) Kathleen Gorey-McSorely – Big Fall
6.) Kathleen Gorey-McSorely – Oh
7.) Not You – Soup
8.) Not You – TwoFour
9.) Andrew Moore – Superstition
