Instant Breakfast (Vinyl Monday) w/ Mike Nason
Instant Breakfast (Vinyl Monday) w/ Mike Nason
Playlist
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1. Marnie Stern – You Don’t Turn Down
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The Crazy Train Episode#XXXV
PLEASE NOTE! I re-edited Episode 35 of the Crazy Train. So if you downloaded the episode March 23rd, please download the re-edited version!
This week we had on as a special guest Chris Galbraith. Chris and I go way back into the early 1990’s and he was also a member here at CHSR from about 1992-1998. Chris brought in a selection of “old” local music including ‘Lizard’ and a few other fine selections from the past
In hour II we played some vinyl and some more great tunes from the past including.
Also don’t forget about Fundrive! Please go to www.chsrfm.ca and click on ‘Donate’ or click on the link to our Indie Go-Go campaign.
You do not have to give us a HUGE amount, $5 or $10 is great! The more the merrier and the more we’ll be able to do at CHSR, plus keep all our shows on the air.
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Rosie Morning March 19th w/ Jonathan Carten
Jonathan updates us on the latest in sports and we discuss how you know if you have your shit together.
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Rosie Morning March 17th Celebrate St. Paddys day with Steve “Buzzman” Dunnett
We are in Full St. Paddys Day mode this morning …5 places to visit for St. Paddys Day!
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Rosie Morning March 16th w/ Joseph Keefe
Joseph and I have fun in the studio with parodies and humour!
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Rosie Morning March 13th w/Chris Waddell
Chris and I run through some events happening over the weekend and play a few funny movie clips.
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Rosie Morning March 12th w/ Jonathon Carten
Jonathon gives us a rundown on the latest in university sports and Tim Raine stops in for a visit
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Rosie Morning March 11th w/ Stephanie Lynn Sirois
Stephanie and I go through the different types of annoying customers at your P/T retail job!
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Rosies Juke Joint Aired on March 21, 2015
Sunday Wilde He Digs Me Gimme One More
Kirby Sewell Band Girl With the New Tattoo Til the River Starts to Overflow
Matt Andersen Coal Mining Blues Baby I’ll Be
Matt Andersen Weightless Weightless
Lynn Hansen River of Sand Waiting By the Water
Harpooonist & the Axe Murderer A Real Fine Mess My Paradise
Corb Lund Counterfeiter Blue Counterfeiter Blue
Craig Moreau The Daredevil Kid Blame it On the Fields
Tinsley Ellis Tough Love Leave Me
Trigger Hippy Trigger Hippy Rise Up Singin’
Gary Clark Jr Bright Lights Don’t Owe You A Thing
Keb Mo Bluesamericana The Worst is Yet to Come
Tania Breen Bricklin: An Automotive Fantasy Oil On His Collar
Muddy Waters I’m Ready
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Rosie’s Juke Joint New Episode Coming right up at Noon!!
Ok..so I said that we would be hearing some Matt Andersen, Tania Breen and Gary Clark jr. last night..well…I forgot to tell myself to queue in that episode…however, you can hear it at noon atl time today and again tomorrow morning (mon) at 9am. I know that you are probably breathing a sigh of relief upon reading this…I will also podcast the episode shortly ..
Reminder..we are currently undergoing our annual fundrive to raise money for the station. Joseph is down to his last three rolls of duct tape. so please donate generously 🙂
Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired on March 14th, 2015
March 14th
JW-Jones Coming After Me
JW-Jones Love Times Ten
JW-Jones Never Worth It
Craig Moreau Sweet Luanne
Craig Moreau Blame It On The Fields
Ruth Moody One Light Shining
Bahamas All The Time
Steve Strongman Get Used To It
Donald Ray Johnson No Guitar Blues
Digging Roots The Time Has Come For Going
Trigger Hippy Rise Up Singing
Fathead Evil Eye
Elmore James It Hurts Me To
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Tonight on Rosies Juke Joint!
Where can you hear NB’s own Matt Andersen, Fredericton’s own Tania Breen, Gary Clark Jr and Muddy Waters all on the same music show?
If you guessed Rosies Juke Joint, You guessed right my friends!
Tonight at 8pm following the Crazy Train, stay tuned for Rosies Juke Joint, right here on CHSR-FM 97.9 and chsrfm.ca online!
In The Know Episode 12
It’s time to “Get Fracking!!!!!!”
Since the first drill well set up shop in 1947, hydraulic fracturing, AKA, “fracking” has been on the wallets of many big corporations and on the minds of many small citizens, whether it be “the government” improving the economy without relying on outside energy sources, or “the people” dying of water contamination from leftover carcinogens on their properties. Water contamination reports tied to big corporations are always swept under the rug from an out of court settlement, just like in the movie Erin Brockovich.
There is a lot of contradiction and confusion surrounding fracking. We hear reports of how safe it is and how unsafe it is at the same time. What better way to keep people confused! Who can we trust, or better yet, can we trust anyone?
This episode of In The Know talks about more than just the immediate “FRACK COCAINE” high of instant profits, lots of jobs and energy to keep our “amazing” economy moving in Canada, with many more poor people living here than rich ones. In our “Fracking With Backing” forum, we talk to Jimmy Perchlorate, a Geologist working at Dalhousie University in Halifax Nova Scotia. He is here to expose all the contradiction and confusion surrounding Fracking in Canada and the US, instead of attacking or defending against any opinion or viewpoint attached to this issue from all our natural gas production. As Jesus said in the bible, its time to FART and TURN THE OTHER CHEEK!!!!!!
With an interview both serious and hilarious, and an amazing and unique comedy commercial that needs to be performed by me and the rest of the cast and crew on 22 Minutes, you’ll feel better after knowing what Fracking is really all about, instead of trying to believe which “EXPERT” is more credible on the stand: our public expert conducting water contamination tests, or our TRUSTED government expert conducting them?
Also, the parody song to wrap up this episode is amazing, funny and “FART” !! You’ll be laughing from all the natural LAUGHING GAS in this one eh! Where are you 22 Minutes? I love you 🙂 We In The Know are not a one show pony, we know a thing or 2 about a SING or 2 Margie, you bet ya, yeaaahhh!!!
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RFYL Episode: UnlikedBySomeLovedByAll
Playlist:
The Pack AD – Cellophane
Some kind of syndrome – Coming Through
HighKicks – Good Life
JPNSGRLS – David and Goliath
Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling – Arrival
Niche Savannah – Living The Breakdown
Beneath the Grid Music – Mr. Bella – So Long To Sanity
The Real McKenzies – Who’d A Thought
the black frame spectacle – Neverborn
Diablo Strange – Swine
Tactus – Resurface
Martina Topley-Bird – I Wanna Be There
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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2015-03-14: “In Cog We Trust”
Humanity has placed their faith in machines. We have remade the world and our place in it, and now in our imaginations, we do it once more.
The Age of Machines will be upon us!
Especially if we started a hundred years before..
- From the album If Only A Sweet Surrender to the Nights to Come be True by Esmerine we heard The Marvellous Engines Of Resistance.
- We heard Arban & Steven Severin with their song The Call from the album Beauty and the Beast.
- From the album Entering into the Space Country by Øresund Space Collective we heard Rising Tides and Floating Nebulas.
- We heard Man an Ocean with their song Crash from the album Fields/Hurricanes.
- From KUATO‘s album Winter EP, we heard Anarchy In The Ukraine.
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TWS309: Retroactive Deja Vu
On the show this week:
- Front Page
- Inside Perspective
- War on Terra
- Extras
CQ: If we could create an AI and give it the seeming personality of a character from a novel, movie or other story, which AI personality would you want to give you advice?
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Full list of 17 articles after the jump!
- Front Page:
- There are harder ways to die than bacon, after all..: Metro – Will you have your bacon fried, microwaved or grilled with a M16 assault rifle, Sir?
- It looks like Mars has rendered the invader robot armless..: New Scientist – Curiosity’s arm short circuit leaves Mars rover stranded
- 2015: the year the squirrels declared WAR.: Metro – This car couldn’t go over 40mph because a squirrel had filled the engine with nuts
- Number 8: it will hopefully inspire more solar research, making my solar-powered phone a future possibility..: Metro – 7 things you need to know about the first round-the-world solar flight
- Anyone who scoffs at them doing “intangible research”, please point to studies of Madonna and Brittany Spears..: Philidelphia Inquirer – Ghostly pursuits at the University of Pennsylvania
- Inside Perspective:
- Why do this? Because no one else has?: Orange – Artist paints at the bottom of a lake
- It’s a job filled with ups and downs..: Orange – Human cannonball shares the experience
- Is this true? The best way to see it might be to record everything now, and look back in 50 years..: Business Insider – No one could see the color blue until modern times
- I think I heard something about this.. last night.. when I was sleeping..: Unknown source: – New memories implanted in mice while they sleep
- At least, among those already wealthy enough to know better..: New Scientist – Apple ResearchKit and Watch will boost health research
- Clearly, this will be the next step for the i-Devices: Go Go Mighty Morphin’ Power Gadgets!: New Scientist – Liquid metal brings shape-shifting robot a step closer
- Nature has had a lot more time to try out some interesting tricks; I want a jacket or hat made from this example. (But not out of actual geckos!): New Scientist – Watch this gecko’s explosive self-cleaning trick
- I could not have seen this coming. (It was camoflaged.): New Scientist – Chameleons don’t change colour, they use smart mirrors
- War on Terra:
- (EXTRA) I can’t judge. In fact, it reminds us that they’re just humans. Confused, maybe, but: human.: Metro – ISIS extremist Jihadi John ‘likes to watch Teletubbies and Game of Thrones’ according to hostage
- (EXTRA) Maybe it’s up to parents rather than soldiers to stop the wars..: Metro – Jihadi John apologises to his mother after true identity was revealed
- (EXTRA) And it may be regrettable, but it isn’t surprising that people might attack history — especially if it shocks everyone.: New Scientist – Can we save history from ISIS vandals?
- (EXTRA) But wait.. aren’t they waiting for the rest of the show, too?: Metro – Terrorists try to blow up cast of Game of Thrones
- Extras:
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Anything Goes 2015-03-20
Track Listing:
1.) Interview with CANVAS
2.) CANVAS – Keeping Score
3.) Milk & Bone – Coconut Water
4.) Sun K – Sweet Marie
5.) Interview with Sun K
6.) Sun K – Let It Grow
7.) Michael Feuerstack – Receiver
8.) Colleen Brown – Lead Me On
9.) This Ship – In Your Bones
10.) This Ship – To Move On
11.) Sieraslave – No Plan B
12.) The Dying Arts – Alice Practice
Ross Neilsen LIVE in Studio D – CHSR Sessions
Ross Neilsen LIVE in Studio D – CHSR Sessions
March 13, 2015 – Canada’s hardest working musician has returned home to New Brunswick and stopped into CHSR for a Session. Accompanied by his guitar and stomp box, Ross Neilsen and Erin chat about his solo cross-Canada tour that just wrapped up, gigs coming up in the near future (sorry Kempt Shore), and how he first got into music. Besure to check out his amazing photography and blog.
For more Ross and Erin banter you can always check out their Therapy Hour.
Host: Erin Bond
Audio Engineer: Gilles Roger of 2 Dogs Productions
Artist Info:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/rossneilsenmusic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RossNeilsen
Photo Credit: Erin Bond
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CapGeek Founder Passes Away
The hosts of The Bounce mourn the loss of the founder of famed hockey website capgeek.com after a battle with colon cancer. Matthew Wuest was born in Stanley, New Brunswick and is survived by his wife Melanie. Capgeek.com was closed down on January 3rd, 2015 due to this illness.
The Lunchbox Interview: Robert McMichael (YES Atlantic)
There’s a strong DIY undercurrent running through many circles today — but does that extend to business?
The answer is YES! The Youth Entrepreneurship Summit is taking place on March 20 and 21, bringing in young men and women from all over Atlantic Canada to learn, discuss, imagine, network and potentially construct the business opportunities of the future.
My guest today is Robert McMichael, one of the student ambassadors from the Pond-Deshpande Centre who is helping to organize the summit as part of the East Coast Startup Week.
Music today:
- As befits the weather, we have Turns To Snow by The Fourth Well from their self-titled album.
- And TTWWRRSS reinforces the need for networking in business with the song I Need You, taken from their TTWWRRSS_2 album.
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Homemade Jams 2015-03-19
Track Listing:
1.) CANVAS – Gold
2.) Interview with Chris of CANVAS
3.) CANVAS – Keeping Score
4.) The Meds– South America
5.) ER & The Other – Close My Eyes
6.) Motherhood – Crowhands
7.) Walrus – Bulash
8.) Moon – Narrow Draw
9.) The Stogies – Happenstance
10.) INSTRUMENTS – Black Cloud
11.) Oh No, Theodore! – You Can Do Better Than Me
12.) Fortunate Ones – Lay Me Down
Milk & Bone – Little Mourning
Soft and sensual like silk in your ears, Montreal’s female electro pop duo Milk & Bone’s full length debut release Little Mourning is hypnotizing, dark, and sweet. Warmly singing lyrics like “You’ll never say you like me, I’ll never be your friend”, Laurence Lafond-Beaulne and Camille Poliquin’s crystal clear lyrics layered on top of a dreamy melody is refreshing in a genre that’s over populated with reverb heavy/over textured tones. Listen if you like to daydream.
Little Mourning is released March 17, 2015 on Bonsound.
Favourite tracks: Easy To Read, Pressure, Coconut Water, Watch
Buy the album on iTunes or Bandcamp!
STU Lunchbox: The Women of ISIS
What does it take to want to join an organization that seems to be causing such hateful actions?
Who are the people who support and recruit for them?
Today, Taylor Hoyt and Jessica Christmas present their discoveries when looking into how people involved in ISIS discuss their motivations, and how they quite effectively recruit and promote their cause on Twitter.
The second half of the show is an exploration of some of the work behind the scenes in these STU Journalism Lunchbox documentaries, including clips from other work done by the class to work up to the storytelling craft they are creating. Presented by course instructor Mark Tunney.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Chase Plourde (Espresso Yourself)
We should celebrate diversity in many forms — not least of which is the diversity of ways we can love each other.
Until the day comes, however, it is necessary to support those who would speak out for and live in a variety of sexual orientations.
And if we can do that with music, poetry and coffee, well.. Even better!
My guest today is Chase Plourde, one of the organizers of the Espresso Yourself! Coffee House and Silent Auction. That’s coming up at the Roxstone Café on March 20, starting at 6:30pm. The event is a feel-good fundraiser for the Fredericton Pride parade (and other events put on by Fredericton Pride). Chase (and silent friend!) joined me to talk about the positive changing experience of the full spectrum of sexualities that this city is providing, as well as talk about the continuing need to reinforce open-mindedness and equality in sexual thinking.
Music today:
- I’m dreaming of the hot, hot sun by playing It’s A Burn by Samantha Savage Smith off her Fine Lines album.
- After an interview about a coffee house, why not play Wake Me Up from the self-titled album by Fossil Cliffs?
- Finally, we Leave No Bridge Unburned and go Downtown with Whitehorse.
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