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 recently released album by Carmanah called Speak in Rhthyms. In this sample, we hear the lead track “Roots”.
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Track Listing: 
1.) The Hypochondriacs – Just Like Before
2.) Motherhood – Twosies
3.) Motherhood – “Sayin?”
4.) YAMANTAKA//SONIC TITAN – Someplace (Toronto, ON)
5.) Deep Fryer – Jeremy
6.) Diner Drugs – Bacteria
7.) Grand Theft Bus – Goldmine
8.) The Olympic Symphonium – The Middle
9.) Sleepy Driver – I Know You Know I Know
10.) Clare Follett – Without You
11.) MELONVINE – Flowers
12.) Alert the Medic – Corporate Kid
13.) The Waking Night – Vena Cava
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Hello hockey fans!
This is it: the finals of AUS Men’s Hockey starts tonight (Monday) at 7pm, with UNB hosting StFX. Listen live starting at 7pm on CHSR 97.9 FM and online at chsrfm.ca . Game two will be at StFX, and if a tie-breaker game is needed, we’ll be there for the exciting conclusion on Friday!
And don’t forget that UNB is also host to the national CIS University Cup for Men’s Hockey this year, and CHSR is planning to bring you great coverage of the games! The cup runs from March 15-18.
See you on the ice!
Interview with up-and-coming actress Mandy Powers.
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Welcome to the weekly edition of Overtime.
This week UNB Hockey Reporter and CHSR Colleague Johnny James joins us in the booth for the whole episode. We talk the rest of the AUS Men’s Hockey Playoffs. Try to predict who’s getting a birth in the University Cup, and also dedicate a lot of time to the NHL Trade Deadline while Crox enjoys having another Leafs fan alongside him.
Stay tuned for Double Overtime where we talk Stanley Cup Finals.
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Does your life need a soundtrack? Do you find that you live an exciting enough life that you could be doing something amazing with a badass song helping get the audience along with your emotive experience?
Maybe these questions are more applicable: Does your life bore you so much that you need music to help fuel your fantasies? Do you need these songs to motivate you to become that badass person you saw on the big screen?
Well, I believe in you – grab a podcast, chill out to tunes, and find your song.
Enjoy folks! Send requests out to RunForYourLifeCHSR@gmail.com and reach out to me on twitter at RFYLMatt !
Peace.
Playlist:
Rosemary’s Garden – Secondhand Habit
Ain’t Our Time To Die – Dorothy
Halfway Lady – The Holy Snappers
Blood Blood Blood – The Creepshow
Atmosphere – miesha & the spanks
Zero – Starbenders
Shots In The Dark – Napalmpom
Cynnu Tan – The Joy Formidable
Killer – Ruby the Hatchet
Undefeated / Free Yourself – Sumo Cyco
Electric Sorcery – Magick Touch
Shadow Guide – Unleash The Archers
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There are so many rewards to planting a garden, not least of which is having something to eat from it in the end.
My guest today is Aiden Pluta, the garden coordinator for the Campus Food Strategy Group at UNB. He joins me to talk about the new Campus Community Garden which is opening up this summer. We talk about food sustainability, the zen of gardening, and how you make a change in the world that also benefits the individual through gardening.
Plots are available for reservation now for students, staff and faculty at UNB. Contact the Campus Food Strategy Group for more information.
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1.) Legend of the Seagullmen – Shipswreck
2.) Spider Rockets – Rip Your Heart Out
3.) Death By Unga Bunga – Soldier
4.) The Districts – Nighttime Girls
5.) Muse – Thought Contagion
6.) The Blaze Velluto Collection – Mathilda
7.) Born Ruffians – Fade To Black
8.) Scenic Route To Alaska – How It Feels
9.) The Money War – Recall
10.) Moscow Apartment – Annie
11.) Flowshine – Strange Imagination
12.) Adrian Underhill – Cruel
13.) US Girls – Rosebud
14.) Wing Vilma – Cherry Granola
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David R. Elliott is a prolific new face in Canadian songwriting, with a unique perspective anchored in a childhood split evenly between rural and urban poverty. His respect for the craft of song is inclusive of all genres and his exploration of lower working class struggles is a specifically East Coast answer to Bruce Springsteen, Randy Newman and Ryan Adams.
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Photo Credit: Ashley Erb.
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
