Ominar’s “The Lake”
https://ominar.bandcamp.com/track/the-lake
vs.
Mrs. Hippie’s “Do the Kids Know?”
https://mrshippiemusic.bandcamp.com/track/do-the-kids-know-2
Rosie’s Juke Joint 2016-08-13
Tonight’s Playlist
Steve Hill Rhythm All Over
David Vest We’re All Sharecroppers Now
David Vest The Blues Lives On
The Paul Deslaurier Band We just Might
The Paul Deslaurier Band I’m Your Man
Monkeyjunk Show Me Yours
JJ Grey & Mofro Every Minute
Kermit Ruffins Drop Me Off in New Orleans
Professor Longhair In the Night
Lazy Lester Blues Stop Knockin’
Marcia Ball/Irma Thomas/Tracy Nelson Sing It
Sonny Landreth Native Stepson
Skip James 22-20 Blues
Esther Bigeou The Memphis Blues
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RFYL Episode: SssstuckEp31
A whole TON of new albums coming out today, and we play a whole bunch of them. Black Hole Space Wizard Part 1, anyone? Anyway, this playlist is just a ton of fun, and I got to revisit some older tracks from bands that are once again active! I mean, bam. Just love it.
I really need to see if some of these bands want to set up interviews…
Anyway! Go pick up The Pack AD’s “Positive Thinking”, Like A Motorcycle’s pre-order release “High Hopes”, JPNSGRLS’ release “Divorce”, subscribe to Rockyard’s Patreon, find A Brilliant Lie’s album “Threads: Cutter”, and the new release from Howling Giant “Black Hole Space Wizard Part 1”. Also if you’re watching L7 or Tsunami Bomb tonight I am SUPER JEALOUS.
Playlist:
The Standstills – Rise of the Fall
Like A Motorcycle – High Hopes
JPNSGRLS – 2009
Rockyard – Zero In
The Pack AD – Los Angeles / Yes, I Know
Beneath the Grid Music – A Brilliant Lie – This Means War
Burn The Void – My Symphony
Howling Giant – Mothership
Diemonds – Over It
Kitchen Witch – Delusion
Tsunami Bomb – The Simple Truth
L7 Official – Stuck Here Again
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The Lunchbox Interview: Quinn Bonnell (Musician)
There is no better way to get experience than by simply doing it — do everything you can manage to do.
My guest today is Quinn Bonnell, a musician from Miramichi currently living and working in Fredericton. His music draws inspiration from blues and John Mayer, plays guitar (and all the instruments), and is working on an EP due out around October. We talked about his background as a hard-working cover artist and his current ambitions to play music that people respond to.
You can catch Quinn Bonnell at the Fredericton Region Museum‘s free open-house day, August 14, between 1pm and 2pm.
I played two tracks from Quinn’s SoundCloud account: Moving Pictures and I Don’t Mind.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Natalie Sapper & Nate Miller (Making Music)
To make music is to combine the heart, the mind and the body in a singular expression — even if more than one person is involved.
During the summer, the Fredericton Arts Alliance brings a pair of artists together in the Barracks to practice their art for all to see. These artists come from a wide variety of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to basket-weaving and writing. As each pair of artists comes in, we’ll be talking to them on the Lunchbox.
My guests today are Natalie Sappier and Nate Miller. Natalie is known as a painter and artist, and Nate is known for new-age music, but together they are making music of another kind. They are spending two weeks in the Barracks as Artists-in-Residence collaborating on compositions with guitar, percussion, voice and keyboards. I spoke to them together about what they are looking forward to creating over this next couple of weeks, what creating music together is like for two solo artists, and what opportunities are presented to go from blank slate to finished product in the public “zoo” at the Barracks.
I played two piece of music from Nate’s existing catalog as Emanate 7, which features Natalie on vocals: Floating and Oceans.
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LEGO Star Wars the Force Awakens Review
Lego is back with an all-new installment of the Star Wars franchise, creating Lego Star Wars the Force Awakens. Does this particular installment conquer with the resistance or does it get beaten by the first order let’s find out?
Going into this game, I had no idea what to expect because I had never really played a Lego Star Wars game before. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised in how much fun I was having.
The game began with me taking on the role of Leia, Han Solo, Chewbacca and Luke Skywalker in the battle of Endor. From there you progress through the story of the seventh installment of the Star Wars franchise. In the Force Awakens, you will play through Ten, epic chapters of non-stop action, puzzle solving, platforming fun. All the way from the Assault on Jakku to the Epilogue of Lukes island. Playing as characters from the franchise we all know and love and some new ones who we have grown to love.
Now the gameplay in this game is something that threw me off course because of Lego games I have seen before. It is an action adventure/ third person cover shooter, Which is great because we see all these genres of games coming together in this one game. When I started to be able to fly in the millennium falcon and dog fighting I lost my mind in excitement. Going around shooting, hitting enemies of the first order and watching them fall apart into pieces is very satisfying. Now as far as puzzles go the majority of them are quite easy but as I progressed through the story of the game I found them to become more challenging there were two or three puzzles that took me about fifteen minutes to figure out. While you are doing these puzzles you have to switch between characters a lot because certain characters that have certain specialties; which is why this game is more fun if you have someone to co-op this game with.
Lego Star Wars is a game that is fun and exhilarating with over 100 collectibles it gives you all the more reason to go back and play it all over again to get more of the collectibles that you missed on your first playthrough because you needed a certain character for. With great gameplay mechanics and great dialogue and some comedy that even an adult will have a great appreciation for. Lego Star Wars the Force Awakens is definitely worth the pickup.
Lego Star Wars the Force Awakens gets a 7.5 out of 10
Reviewed by Gamers of the Round Table.
Anything Goes 2016-08-13
Track Listing: 
1.) Laura Sauvage – Have You Heard The Good News?
2.) The Waking Night – Vena Cava
3.) Mrs. Hippie – Boots, Cats, & Cowbell
4.) JPNSGRLS – Gap Year
5.) Lauren Mann – Who Are You
6.) MoonMuseum – Expressions
7.) Animalia – Hurting
8.) Ominar – The Lake
9.) Matt Corby – Wrong Man
10.) River Tiber – Barcelona
11.) Samito – LOL
12.) Bibio – Town & Country
13.) SUUNS – Careful
The Lunchbox Interview: The Steady Swagger
We are reinventing folk music again, making it what it once was, and what it never was.
My guests today are Chewie, Pi and Sergio of The Steady Swagger. This Montreal group combines elements of folk, jazz, sea shanty, rockabilly, klezmer and a dozen other traditions into a rockin’, rollickin’, foot-stompin’ music they’ve dubbed “whiskeybillie”. It’s part pirate crew, part jazz trio, part kitchen party, and all fun. We talked about how this band came about, the broad range of influences that go into it, and the reception across Canada and throughout Europe to their brand of music.
They’re playing in Fredericton on August 9 at 7:30pm at The Grimross Brewing Company. Opening for them is Speedy Johnson.
Music:
- From their first album, … and they called it Whiskeybillie, I played something for the good weather: Big Fat Radiant Sun.
- And from their second, self-titled album, I played the song which has a great video, Barrels of Rhum.
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Rosie Morning Song Battle
Rosie’s Juke Joint 2016-08-06
Playlist
Heat & Lights Something Good
Lalya Zoe Work Horse
Rob Heath Everything I Can’t Have
Danny Marks Once I Was Crazy
Blackburn I Can’t Go Home
Colin Linden No More Cheap Wine
Ma Rainey Jealous Hearted Blues
Etta James How Strong Is A Woman
Etta James Don’t Explain (Billie Holiday)
Sarah Vaughn Key Largo
Billie Holiday What A Little Moonlight Can Do
Billie Holiday Miss Brown To You
Ella Fitzgerald Medley: My Mother’s Eyes/Try A Little Tenderness/I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good)
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CHSR 97.9 FM’s Top Ten Countdown 06/08/2016
Playlist
Hotshot Debut #13 Oh Pep! Stadium Cake
Hotshot Debut #12 Moulettes Prenatural
#10 Weaves Weaves
#9 Heaven for Real Kill Your Memory
#8 Tsunami Bomb Trust No One
# 7 Jay Arner Jay II
#6 The Burning Hell Public Library
#5 Lucy Woodward Til They Bang On the Door
#4 Jaclyn Reinhart Adventures
#3 Hannah Georgas For Evelyn
#2 BADBADNOTGOOD IV
Hotshot Debut #14 Matt Corby Telluric
#1 Adrian Teacher and the Subs Terminal City
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Rosie Morning Health Transformation Ep.10
Listen in as Rosie Morning features SLS Health Coaches John and Mary Ellen Landry with special guest, Tina Lejeune (co-owner of The Abbey Cafe).
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RFYL Episode: NothingLikeItEP30
On today’s episode of RFYL: We answer the unanswerable questions. We provide you with nothing. You have all the tools you need to succeed. All you had to do was call in, get nothing, and understand!
We’re also rejoined by the Man Waiting For The Bus, who was waiting a full year waiting for a bus that no longer followed that route! Amazing stories. Interviewing skills are top notch! Everything is great about this episode!
More seriously, we play some Die So Fluid in tribute to Al Fletcher, talk about new albums coming out and otherwise just share some great tunes with you cats out there in radio land.
Playlist:
Dead Sara [Official] – Something Good
Public Animal – Horizon’s Gone
JPNSGRLS – Trojan Horse
Lionsault – Counting Down
Lucys Crown – Coloured Rain
Zealots Desire – Ascend
Beneath the Grid Music – Blaine the Mono – The Slip
Die So Fluid – Mercurcy / Existential Baby
Rockyard – The Impact
Fractal Cypher – Prison Planet
Diemonds – Wild At Heart
Tsunami Bomb – Breakaway
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TWS363: Artificially Regenerated The First Time
On the show this week:
- Thinking About It
- Japanimated
- Space Between Your Fears
- Death is a Plug-in
- What Are, Water, Everywhere?
CQ: Presume that humans that grew up on different planets are genetically modified — whether by nature or science — and therefore more adapted to different environments. Would they still be eligible for the Olympics?
Thanks to Rich the TT for the email!
Full list of 27 articles after the jump!
- Thinking About It:
- Are we fundamentally fooling ourselves? Is it possible that it doesn’t matter?: The NY Times – Consciousness: The Mind Messing With the Mind
- A copy of the popular “it’s just a copy” theory.: The Conversation – Could we upload a brain to a computer — and should we even try?
- If we can raise kids on TV, why not virtual kids?: Japan Today – How do you teach human interaction to a robot? Lots of TV
- Is AI the ultimate cover band, backup band, or THE band?: The Verge – (O) Google’s art machine just wrote its first song
- Better written than half the Hollywood scripts, although a little too Shakespearean in dialogue.: io9 – (O) Watch This Fascinatingly Incoherent Short Film Written By a Neural Network
- It’s a little like using Pokemon Go to teach people about socializing. Oh.. Wait..: LiveScience – Microsoft Mines ‘Minecraft’ to Study Artificial Intelligence
- Japanimated:
- (EXTRA) Japan is a mythical place..: The New York Times – Cartoons Keep Order at Japanese Construction Sites
- (EXTRA) Don’t we all sorta rent our friends, mostly?: This Week – Inside Japan’s booming rent-a-friend industry
- (EXTRA) Is there too much pressure to create the “perfect” childhood? Wasn’t that the 50s?: The Plate – Is There a Dark Side to Those Adorable Bento Boxes?
- (EXTRA) I’m sure you could rent-a-farmer to drive one..: RocketNews24 – (O) Japan’s better farming through precision drone strikes
- Space Between Your Fears:
- (EXTRA) Waiting for the solar space plane next..: Live Science – Solar Plane Completes Historic Round-the-World Flight
- (EXTRA) Seems a little like a backward step from “we’ll be on Mars in 5 years”, but is it more realistic?: ScienceAlert – Experts says a ‘space base’ halfway between the Moon and Earth could be built in 10 years
- (EXTRA) Surprisingly, not the Space Guy!: Mashable – Three special Lego figurines are currently orbiting Jupiter
- (EXTRA) Are we being too cautious, or are we just too impatient?: New Scientist – Rip up the rule book and let NASA’s Mars rover check ‘life’ zone
- (EXTRA) I wonder how big “contamination from curious species” factors in..: Scientific American – New Equation Tallies Odds of Life Beginning
- (EXTRA) Can you treat incorrect mental processes with incorrect ideas?: ScienceAlert – A hospital in Argentina is using astrology to treat mental health patients
- Death is a Plug-in:
- (EXTRA) A historical bio of a young Trump?: Unknown source: – (O) This 25-year-old lived for more than a year without a heart
- (EXTRA) We are hurting ourselves in new vain ways.: Metro – Selfie elbow is now a genuine health issue
- (EXTRA) Maybe it can tell you to stop taking selfies..: Live Science – Ultrathin Electric ‘Tattoo’ Can Monitor Muscles and More
- (EXTRA) Otherwise known as “stars on ice”!: New Scientist – A visual tour of the weird world of the cryogenically frozen
- (EXTRA) Number 10: you’ll probably never know if it was successful.: New Scientist – 9 things you need to know about cryogenically freezing your body
- (EXTRA) Probably the ones that scream “don’t freeze me!”: Nova Next – (O) Some Genes Don’t Turn On Until After You Die
- (EXTRA) It is the single most important liquid we have invented. (But I may be biased..): NPR – If War Is Hell, Then Coffee Has Offered U.S. Soldiers Some Salvation
- What Are, Water, Everywhere?:
- (EXTRA) The Earth still doesn’t know the words..: LiveWire/The Conversation – (O) What’s Causing Mysterious ‘Worldwide Hum?’
- (EXTRA) Cthulhu snores.: Gizmodo – (O) An Unearthly Sound Is Emanating From the Caribbean Sea
- (EXTRA) Should weather forecasts be crowdsourced?: The UK Telegraph – Met Office seeks ‘weather obsessed’ British public to help make more accurate forecasts
- (EXTRA) Of course, they can also probably dock up with other split houses, creating a whole floating orgy thing..: The UK Daily Mail – Bizarre floating ‘prenup house’ can be split in two if a marriage doesn’t work out – letting spouses simply sail away
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The Lunchbox Interview: Shannon from Kid’s Help Phone
Being human can be lonely and confusing some times; it can be hard to talk to people you know about things which are in your head. Kid’s Help Phone exists to listen to kids and offer a voice of support, a sounding board and a place to turn when no where else makes sense.
My guest today is Shannon, a Counseling Manager with Kids Help Phone. With Fredericton Pride right around the corner, it’s a good time to think about what sorts of questions kids might have about gender, sexuality and celebration. We talk about the opportunities Pride presents, how to prepare for Pride, and things both positive and negative that should be considered.
Fredericton Pride Week kicks off this Friday with a flag-raising at noon at City Hall, and runs for an entire week with a parade and several events around the city. Take Pride, everyone!
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The Lunchbox Interview: Benjamin Dugdale (Filmmaker)
The world is full of story; you just have to have the eyes wide enough to see it, the dreaming mind to interpret it, and the skills to capture it..
During the summer, the Fredericton Arts Alliance brings a pair of artists together in the Barracks to practice their art for all to see. These artists come from a wide variety of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to basket-weaving and writing. As each pair of artists comes in, we’ll be talking to them on the Lunchbox.
My guest today is Benjamin Dugdale, a local filmmaker working on composing film with traditional film stock. He’s currently one of the artists-in-residence down at the Barracks, working on editing his silent film. We caught up a little on the status of Knots ‘n’ Prods, a student film he last spoke to me about in January, as well as the wild process used to produce his latest work.
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Against The Mat – August 3rd, 2016
A new month, a new era, a new show.
Ryan ran down the PPVs that debuted in August to start off, and we quickly mentioned another UFC title switch; we moved on to the times the Tag Team Championship(s) were defended at Summerslam; a quick recap of Raw and Smackdown, and the build up to Summerslam.
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Highland Radio – Clan MacLean
Joe Blades speaks with the president of Clan MacLean, Andrea MacLean-Holohan. Clan MacLean was the host clan of Highland Games this year, and we learned a lot of Clan MacLean’s interests in promoting heritage throughout Canada. They exist both on Facebook and they have a website set up here, and any and all relations are welcome to join them so they can get in contact with you and share all of their events.
Be sure to give this podcast a listen and hear all about the rich history and troubles they’ve overcome with different projects.
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 37 – 2016-06-21: Tami Stronach Interview
Interview with the lovely Tami Stronach who is best remembered as the Empress in The Never Ending Story. She is also an accomplished dancer in both stage and theater.
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Rosie Morning Song Battle 01/08/16
The Lunchbox Interview: Julian & Marie (Enbicon 2016)
The imagination is the most powerful movie studio, the most meaningful writers, the most elaborate puzzles, the most affordable entertainment generator you can have. The game’s the thing, in which I’ll catch the imagination of a King!
My guests today are Julian and Marie from Enbicon, the region’s longest-running and largest tabletop RPG and war gaming convention. Each year, it brings people from all over for the love of the game, to challenge each other, to create tremendous stories, and to celebrate their fun. Julian joins me to talk about the kinds of games available this year, the return of some classic mecha [giant robot] tournaments, and the addition of a licensed area for adult gaming. Marie brings knowledge and a love of cosplay, with Capital Cosplay again returning as a joint convention, providing chances to talk about, display and create costumes.
Enbicon will be on the weekend of September 17-18 this year, at the Capital Exhibit Centre. Registration for those wanting to run a game end July 29, but player registration will run right up until the days of the convention. Join the Facebook group to discuss the convention, or follow the convention page and make sure you’re there!
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Rosie’s Juke Joint 2016-07-31
Playlist
Theresa Malenfant Eye of the Hurricane
Sunday Wilde Momma’s Drinkin’s Done
Sunday Wilde John the Conquer Root
Rob Heath Everything I Can’t Have
David Vest West Coast Saturday Night
Jordan Patterson You’re My Girl
Fathead Take A Little Time for Yourself
John Lee Hooker If You Miss Em’ I Got Em’
John Lee Hooker Boom Boom
John Lee Hooker Sally Mae
John Lee Hooker One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
Andre Williams The Black Godfather
Andre Williams Detroit, Michigan
Jimmy Dawkins The Things I Used to Do
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CHSR Top Ten 2016-07-30
PlayList
Hotshot Debut Tomato/Tomato I Go Where You Go Back to Eden
Hotshot Debut Adam Baldwin No Telling When Sparrow Song
#10 Heaven for Real Kill Your Memory Missfire
#9 Jaclyn Reinhart Adventures Here’s to You
#8 Dories Outside Observer Woodwork
#7 Tsunami Bomb Trust No One Lemonade
#6 Jay Arner Jay II Street Freaks
#5 Hannah Georgas For Evelyn Lost Cause
#4 BADBADNOTGOOD IV In Your Eyes
#3 Various Artists Dance (Loon) Oh Hi! No 2
#2 The Burning Hell Good Times Public Library
Hotshot Debut Fossil Cliffs If Time Sets You Free Enter the Realm
Hotshot Debut Al Tuck Bootleg Whisky (Reprise) Fair Country
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RFYL Episode: GapDayEP29
We start off fast, take you on a slow ride, get heavy and then end fast and heavy. I mean, that’s how every episode goes, right? Survive through the humidity with us and blast some great tunes while I tell you what to buy. Or don’t buy it and keep listening, I mean, whatever.
If you have any requests or anything for next week’s show, GET YOUR OWN SHOW.
Or just email me at RunForYourLife(at)gmail.com , find me on Facebook here, and on twitter as (at)RFYLMatt !
Playlist:
JPNSGRLS – Gap Year
Bloody Diamonds – Sugar & Spice
THE BALCONIES – Money Money / War
Tsunami Bomb – … Not Forever
Matchless – King’s Ransom
Diemonds – Secret
Screech Bats – ET
Beneath the Grid Music – Hands Off Gretel – Be Mine
The Joy Formidable – Passerby
Kitchen Witch – Like Blood
A REBEL FEW – Said N Done
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Rosie Morning -Health Transformation Episode 9 -Carbs!!!
We talk carbs this morning with John and Mary Ellen Landry of SLS Health Coaching.
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