Step into Rosie’s Time Machine as we go way back and explore some postwar blues from the 40’s with an eye on the westcoast blues scene! Including Ivory Joe Hunter, Peewee Crayton, Johnny Otis, Little Esther and more. We will also run through the Maple Blues Award winners..all this and more, right after the Crazy Train! 🙂
RFYL Episode: GrabAShovel

Playlist:
Kill Matilda – Sanctuary
Diemonds – Ain’t That Kinda Girl
Sonic Circus – Over The Line
Rockyard – The Impact
Dead Sara [Official] – LA City Slum / Lovesick
Lionsault – Shoot Em Up
FFXIV “Gun Soken & The Primals” – Oblivion
Beneath the Grid Music – LAST RED RANSOM – The Electric Sky
Chron Goblin – Fuller
HIBRIA – Life
Nirvana – The Man Who Sold The World (Bowie cover!)
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Against The Mat – January 20th, 2016
We are back after a forced week off with this week in wrestling history; our top 10 non-Rumble Royal Rumble matches; and our predictions for this Sunday’s Royal Rumble event.
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 21 – 2016-01-12: Zoe Tamerlis Lund Tribute 2
Robert Lund returns to Python’s Paradise to further detail the life and fascinating starlet that was Zoe Tamerlis Lund who sadly passed away in 1999 but is remembered for her performances in films such as Ms. 45, Special Effects and Bad Lieutenant.
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TWS344: Warming Trends
- Astronomical Odds
- Sun Scream
- Small Inventions
- Hot Topics
- Future Doctor’s Appointments
- Virtuallly On Topic
CQ: What mythical creature would you have as a pet, and why?
Full list of 19 articles after the jump!
- Astronomical Odds:
- So, back to sphere one?: New Scientist – Comets can’t explain weird ‘alien megastructure’ star after all
- Technically, it would be “planet IX”..: CBC/AP – Planet X? 9th planet, beyond Pluto, may exist, new study suggests
- According to the map, there’s a big X right there!: Scientific American – Strong Evidence Suggests a Super Earth Lies beyond Pluto
- Sun Scream:
- In the future, we’re all in the ivy leagues..: New Scientist – (O) Plastic grass could cover buildings to produce energy from wind
- There a thousand ways the world can end. Hawking seems determined to remind us of each of them.: LiveScience – Stephen Hawking Warns of Planetary Doom (Again)
- See? Crisis averted!: The Washington Post – (O) Scientists say human greenhouse gas emissions have canceled the next ice age
- I think we may have overcompensated a bit..: New Scientist – 2016 will be even hotter than 2015 — the hottest year ever
- Small Inventions:
- There’s an entire science fiction society to be modelled on this..: Phys.org – Ants found to encode nest structural plans in building materials
- Only if they meet in a dark alley, with knives..: Motherboard – Will This Fancy Metallic Glue Kill Soldering?
- In the future, pills will be used to deliver diagnostic tools..: LiveScience – Dissolving Implants Could Monitor the Brain One Day, Rat Study Shows
- Hot Topics:
- (EXTRA) You know, like.. rocks?: Phys.org – (O) Material could harvest sunlight by day, release heat on demand hours or days later
- (EXTRA) You know, like rocks?: New Scientist – (O) Smart clothes adapt so you are always the right temperature
- (EXTRA) Yeah, but can they hold a conversation?: The UK Daily Mirror – (O) Sex robots could be ‘biggest trend of 2016′ as more lonely humans seek mechanical companions
- Future Doctor’s Appointments:
- (EXTRA) Understanding the world before seeing it.: New Scientist – (O) Memory recall works twice as fast as the blink of an eye
- (EXTRA) It all ads up..: New Scientist – (O) Maths helps ‘locked-in’ pair show awareness for first time
- (EXTRA) The origins of a superhero?: Yorkshire Post – (O) Amazing ‘bionic girl’, 7, who never gets tired or hungry and can’t feel pain
- (EXTRA) That sounds convenient, but will it make it harder to wear shoes?: Sky News – (O) Humans Of The Future ‘Could Grow Webbed Feet’
- Virtuallly On Topic:
- (EXTRA) There are things beyond gaming?: LiveScience – Beyond Gaming: 10 Other Fascinating Uses for Virtual-Reality Tech
- (EXTRA) Is that St Patrick’s Day without green?: WWLP – No groundhog for next Groundhog Day
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The Lunchbox Interview: Stacey Russell (Frostival)
Not convinced?
Then you haven’t been paying attention to Frostival! It’s the capital region’s biggest celebration, combining together over 100 events over 4 weekends (and several days of the week) to chase away the wintertime blues and replace them with art, music, theatre, museums, outdoor athletics and cultural celebration.
My guest today is Stacey Russell, who works with Tourism Fredericton to help make Frostival an incredible event. We talk about some of her favourite events, the organization of dozens of events, and some of the do-not-miss events for this season.
Music today:
- We began with JP Hoe with Save You (Here I Am Waiting) from the latest album, Hideaway.
- Another one of the Shivering Songs artists entertained us, with The Weather Station bringing us Way It Is, Way It Could Be from their album Loyalty.
- And the folks who started the Shivering Songs Festival are The Olympic Symphonium, here bringing us Seize The Day from Chance To Fate.
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Homemade Jams 2016-01-20
1.) Lennie Gallant – Abegweit
2.) Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy – Fiddler’s Despair
3.) Ben Caplan – I Got Me A Woman
4.) Mo Kenney – I Faked It
5.) Mo Kenney – In My Dreams
6.) Sleepy Driver – I Know You Know I Know
7.) Cactus Flower – Darkest Hour
8.) The Fortunate Ones – Solitary Sparks
9.) The Fortunate Ones – The Bliss
10.) Oh No, Theodore! – We’re All Under Achieving
11.) Rattlesnake Choir – Spaghetti Sunrise
12.) Norma MacDonald – Accidental Guest
13.) Andy Brown – Tin Man
14.) Anne Janelle – A Good Lover
Gamers of the Round Table Jan 06
Homemade Jams 2016-01-19
1.) Matt Andersen – Between The Lines
2.) John McKinley – Dirty Nails
3.) Burning Coast – Fragile
4.) Reversing Falls – Secret Goth
5.) David R. Elliott – Foolish Lips
6.) Adam Mowery – Master of Reaction
7.) The Motorleague – Wounded Animal
8.) Motherhood – Dead Water/ABE
9.) Michael Feuerstack – Receiver
10.) Motherhood – Yarn-Barred (Greville Tapes Music Club vol. 1)
11.) The Stanfields – White Juan
12.) The Stogies – Happenstance
13.) Long Distance Runners – Knuckles
14.) Adam Baldwin – Love You With My Eyes Closed
CHSR 97.9FM Top 30 Album Chart – January 10, 2016 to January 16, 2016
The Crazy Train EpisodeLXXII
– Crazy Train – Ozzy Osbourne|| Viral Judgement – Hero’s Last Rite|| Dragunov – Novichok|| The Realm of Tomorrow – Unleash The Archers|| Bolshevik – Dischord *brand new track!|| Tomb Legions – Spinesplitter|| Open Your Eyes – Sanktuary|| Nuclear Warrior – Hard Charger||
Hour II started early as we had more Global Metal requests than Canadian Indie Metal requests
Beneath the Remains – Sepultura|| Going Down – Illuminati|| Pyrokinesis & Re-Animation – Sacrifice|| Search & Seizure + Critical Mass – Nuclear Assault|| Suffocation – Morbid Angel|| Deliver Us To Evil – Exodus|| Shimmy – System of a Down|| The Sombrelain + The Mistress of the Bleeding Sorrow – Dissection|| Secular Haze – Ghost|| Over the Mountain – Ozzy|| Over To You – Black Sabbath|| Father of Lies – White Chapel|| Hail The Apocalypse – Avatar
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Homemade Jams 2016-01-18
1.) Nap Eyes – Stargazer
2.) Nap Eyes – Lion In Chains
3.) Beauts – Sick
4.) Beauts – After All
5.) AA Wallace – Nothing
6.) AA Wallace – Shake It Out
7.) Megan Landry – Cut To It
8.) Megan Landry – Yellow At A Funeral
9.) Vogue Dots – Way With SIlence
10.) Vogue Dots – Tux
11.) Micropanik – Monochrome
12.) Micropanik – Wake Up, WTF
13.) Glory Glory – Where The People Are
14.) Glory Glory – When He Woke Up
RFYL Episode: WeAreNotAlfExperts

Playlist:
Double Fuzz – Wanna Go For A Ride
Arcane Saints – Faith of the Faithless
Diemonds – Save Your Life
Bellusira – Black Seed
Lionsault – Living With The Devil
Rockyard – No Release / Grindhouse
Beneath the Grid Music – Dear Stalker – Since When Were We Enemies
Shades of Sorrow – Soul Hyperdrive
Chron Goblin – Seattle
Sergeant Thunderhoof – When Time Stood Still
ProleteR – Throw It Back
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The Lunchbox Interview: Benjamin Dugdale, Robin Goodine (Knots N Prods)
Just about everyone likes a good story — some people want to tell them.
It used to be, though, that if it cost money to make stories, you were probably out of luck. And movies cost money to make.
But what if everyone who would appreciate the story gave a little?
That’s one of the successful motivations behind crowd-funding your film project, which my guests today hope is their avenue to make their story. Benjamin Dugdale and Robin Goodine are students in the UNB Production 3 class, and are embarking on bringing their story to reality with the rest of their class. Knots N Prods is their story and their crowdfunding campaign. We talk about where the story came from, what these students hope to achieve, and how you can help them tell stories. Join the IndieGoGo campaign here!
Today also featured the debut of a new Friday segment on The Lunchbox: The Sports Update, with the Sports Editor of The Brunswickan, Rob Trites. This will be a regular segment, giving you insight and updates on all the sports happening around UNB campus and with the UNB teams. Feedback is appreciated!
Music today:
- We began with a tempting number from one of the Shivering Songs festival performer, Michael Feuerstack, called The Devil.
- We all want things, at least Just A Little Bit, which was not really the point of the song by The Julian Taylor Band.
- Determined to do a project just like the Knobs N Prods folks? Do Carry On, which is good advice from Coeur de Pirate.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Escape Logic Games
Do you like puzzles? Do you like playing games?
What about being inside one?
There’s a new company offering a different kind of game experience: Escape Logic Games is opening on January 15, providing Fredericton with its own incarnation of the “escape room” scenario, in which you and your friends have 60 minutes to solve the puzzles, figure out the answer to the problem (such as “who is the murderer?”) and escape!
My guests today are Brad McCann and Kody Belliveau, the co-owners, co-founders and principal workers at Escape Logic Games. We talk about what motivated them to build their escape room, and I tease out a small detail or two about their first offering “The Study” and the second one coming in February, “The Egyptian Tomb”.
Music today:
- To mark the passing of an incredible artist, I played David Bowie’s Look Back In Anger. He is missed.
- Canadians stuck in a room? Why not Warehoser by DedSheppard as the the song?
- Another one of the Shivering Songs artists to end of the show: Jenn Grant, admitting her connection to you with No One’s Gonna Love You (Quite Like I Do).
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TWS342: Universal Probability Drives
- Head In The Sky
- Elementary
- Health Stealth
- Intangible Awards
- Animal Life
- Inventions For An Alternate Present
CQ: Is it more important to have a broad life, or a deep life — and more important to whom?
Full list of 21 articles after the jump!
- Head In The Sky:
- In defence of the astronomy folks: it’s a big sky out there..: IFLScience – New Galaxy Discovered With Backyard Telescope
- In defence of the astronomy folks: it’s really, really, *really* far away..: Oxford University Press – The world’s most (in)famous exoplanet vanishes
- I think the Farce Awakened..: The Daily Gazette – Man who changed name to Obi-Mark Kenobi after Star Wars character appears at Colchester Magistrates Court
- Elementary:
- It’s a banner week for chemistry!: NPR – 4 New Elements Are Added To The Periodic Table
- Not sure if I really like the idea of an element that has properties of being very short-lasting being named after such a long-lasting talent..: Boing Boing – Petition to name a new element in Terry Pratchett’s honour
- At least this one’s heavy metal!: The UK Independent – Lemmy: Fans call for periodic table element to be named after Motorhead frontman
- Possibly a banner week for physics!: Quanta Magazine – This physicist has a groundbreaking idea about why life exists
- Health Stealth:
- No coincidence this comes after the biggest eating time of the year, is there?: MedLine – Artificial Pancreas to Get Long-Term ‘Real-Life’ Trial
- Turns out: it’s got to hurt more, so we hurt ourselves less..: New Scientist – Mexico’s sugary-drink tax was all fizz for very little pop
- A pox on all your meat-like substitutes!: San Jose Mercury News – End of meat? Former Stanford scientist seeks meat alternatives for the masses
- (EXTRA) Who breathes in from their toilets?: New Scientist – We breathe in more bugs from our tap water than from our toilets
- Intangible Awards:
- (EXTRA) I wish my memory worked that fast. My tends to… Um.. Y’know.. Uh.. stall!: New Scientist – Memory recall works twice as fast as the blink of an eye
- (EXTRA) Doing email is work. If you are working, can you be destressing?: News.com.au – Turn off emails to avoid stress: report
- (EXTRA) Funny, I was *just* going to ask that..: CNN – The Other Side: Where do coincidences come from?
- (EXTRA) Sleep is a rude habit that I can’t help but enjoy it from time to time..: New Scientist – Sleep isn’t needed to create long-term memories — just time out
- Animal Life:
- (EXTRA) I really want everything painted like this..: Atlas Obscura – Fleeting Wonders: 400 Glow-in-the-Dark Reindeer
- (EXTRA) Actually, he looks more like a late-stage video game character *should* look..: Popular Science – Bison Struck By Lightning Is Doing Fine, Looks Like A Zombie
- Inventions For An Alternate Present:
- (EXTRA) And by “smart”, they really mean “golly, gee whiz features”. (Unless you can install Watson on it..): Fox News – CES: Would you pay $5,000 for a Samsung smart fridge?
- (EXTRA) Helper, or boss-proxy?: New Scientist – Taskmaster robots watch while you work in case you miss a step
- (EXTRA) The house could be the new wave of energy. (Get it?): New Scientist – Plastic grass could cover buildings to produce energy from wind
- (EXTRA) Genius, or are we missing the missing ingredient?: The UK Mirror – Mechanic invents ‘water fuelled’ car that runs for less than 2p a litre
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Against The Mat-January 13th, 2016
Due to “Snowpocalypse 2016-A” hitting the East coast of Canada, we will not be live this week.
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CHSR 97.9FM Top 30 Album Chart – January 3, 2016 to January 9, 2016
The Crazy Train Episode #LXXI
Episode #71 was Part II of our ‘Best of 2015′. It was a phenomenal year for Metal on the East Coast. The original idea when I resurrected the Crazy Train was to give exposure to Indie Metal bands from all across our great country. But there’s so much amazing Metal right here in Atlantic Canada it’s hard to not pay attention to it. We do get in some great Metal from across the country, 88 Mile Trip, Adrenechrome, Sanktuary to name a few. But in the end, this year saw incredible albums from Halifax’s Chaos Theory, Enemy Designed, Saint John NB’s No Man’s Throne, Beyond Eternal and right here in Fredericton Brother and several other great bands all released incredible albums. In the day where any musician with the right gear and excellent ear can produce themselves a quality product it kinda really opens the flood gates for all the music that people in the past couldn’t afford to release. In short, in today’s digital medium, nothing can stop Metal!
Here’s the playlist for Episode #71!
Hour I:
Crazy Train – Ozzy|| Born To Kill – Beyond Eternal (Saint John, NB)|| Into the Void – Nihilo Machina (Fredericton, NB)|| The Final Reckoning – Enemy Designed (Halifax, NS)|| Killed By The Cross – Dark Shrine (Halifax, NS)|| Such A Doll – Brother (Fredericton, NB)|| Tranquility of the Neighborhood – Rosewood Annie (Halifax, NS)|| Lockstep – Adrenechrome (Orillia, Ont.)|| Transcendental Inception – Erimha (Montreal, Que)
Hour II:
Sol Invictus – Faith No More|| Lights of White Phosphorous – Blasphenomapher|| End Over End – White Noise Owl|| Messe Noir – Behemoth|| Broken Promises – August Burns Red|| Erase This – Lamb Of God|| Cast The First Stone – SLAYER|| Into the Abyss – Fallen Angels|| Millennium – Stratovarius|| God Was Never On Your Side – Motorhead
Got some guests coming up over the next months. Give aways, if ya’s want ’em.
If you’re in a band or know of a band that should be heard on the Crazy Train, by all means send us your/there music, links etc. to musicdirectorATchsrfm.ca!
Keep it Metal!
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Moanin’ Mondays 2016-01-11
1.) Dillon Anthony – Cold Cold Ground
2.) Les Hay Babies –Â J’ai vendu mon char
3.) Linda Ronstadt – Silver Threads and Golden Needles
4.)Â Linda Ronstadt – Desperado
5.)Â Linda Ronstadt – When Will I Be Loved
6.) Marty Robbins – El Paso
7.) Marty Robbins – Big Iron
8.) Marty Robbins – Cool Water
9.) Marty Robbins – Running Gun
10.) Stompin’ Tom Connors – Bud the Spud
11.)Â Stompin’ Tom Connors – Rubberhead
12.)Â Stompin’ Tom Connors – Loose guitar
13.) Sturgill Simpson – Life Ain’t Fair and the World Is Mean
14.) Townes Van Zandt – Waiting Around to Die
15.) Willie Nelson – I Can’t Help It If I’m Still In Love With You
16.) Willie Nelson – Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
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CM Punk in Ea sports ufc 2
Hey Guys tyler here from gamers of the round table while browsing the web. New announcement from ea sports ufc 2 that CM Punk will be in the game along with the gameplay series trailer will be coming out tomorrow.
That’s all for now happy gaming.
The Last of Us Remastered Review
The Last of Us Remastered Review
The Last of us is a 3rd person survival horror game. Brought to you by the studio that did the hit series uncharted. Does this game take a bite out of you? Or does it survive the zombie apocalypse? Let’s find out.
Story: You play as Joel a survivor of the infected for 20 years. Haunted by his past Joel struggles to live life so he smuggles things in to the area he lives in whether it be guns or ration cards. All this changes when Joel is obligated to escort a girl named Ellie to a group called the fire flies across a deserted and infected America.
Gameplay: This is a 3rd person shooter and stealth game supplies are limited in this game. Your best bet in this game is to go stealthy or going hand to hand combat. In this game you are outnumbered the majority of the time so sneaking up behind someone and choking them out is best in this situation .If you get spotted just brawl it out one on one with your enemy as long as there is only one enemy left if you are outnumbered run and hide. When you are sneaking around in this game your adrenaline is pumping. There is nothing like hitting a infected or hunter with a led pipe with scissors going through it or even just choking them out. While sneaking around you pick up things to craft like nail bombs, smoke bombs, shiv’s etc. Along your journey you can pick up extra things like comics, artifacts, upgrade manuals and firefly pendants.
Conclusion: This game is action packed, very emotional within ten minutes you are drawn in to the characters. By the end of the game you can see the relationships that have developed throughout the journey you have taken. You get so attached to these characters you can’t help but love and feel for these characters and it saddens you to say goodbye to them at the end of the game. The scenery in this game is stunning just like in Uncharted Naughty Dog pulls it off again with the graphics and visuals and story. I give this game a 10 out of 10.
The last of us Remastered:10/10
Reviewed by Tyler at gamers of the round table on 97.9 CHSR FM
Barry Awards winners 2014-2015
CHSR held their 44th annual Barry Awards February 28, 2015 in the Alumni Memorial Hall. Named after Barry Yoell, one of the station’s co-founders, the awards ceremony honours and recognizes the hard work of its members over the past year both in front and behind the mic.
Congratulations to all our members for another successful year at CHSR! Here is a run-down of shows who took home awards:
- Best New Show:Â Pardon My French
- Best Live Show:Â Against The Mat
- Best Locally Focused Show:Â Fredericton This Week
- Best Pre-Recorded Show:Â Do You Know Jack?
- Best Cultural Show: Pardon My French
- Fan Favourite Music Show:Â Run For Your Life
- Fan Favourite Spoken Word Show:Â Where Monsters Dwell
- Fan Favourite Host:Â Bond
- The Carmen Kilburn Award:Â Chris Waddell
- Director’s Choice: Fred Gagnon
Rosie’s Juke Joint coming up in 10 minutes!
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