In The Know Episode 8

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In the Know.jpgIt seems like there is a diagnosis and pill for everything these days. Over the past 10 years, we have seen a dramatic rise in physical and mental health ailments, and medical science has found a way to catch up to all of them: increased promotion of pharmaceuticals on our TV screens.

Because of advancements in medical science, we are living healthier and longer lives thanks to medication improvements over the years, but now, big pharmaceutical companies are bullying us around on TV, telling us that medication IS THE ONLY WAY TO TREAT DISEASE!!!!!

Canada is slowly being turned into Camerica: pharmaceutical companies are finding ways to bend the law in our country, and if we don’t do something soon collectively, we will wake up very soon and find out that CBC is now the “Camarican Broadcasting Corporation”, still CBC, LOL!!!

This episode of In The Know discusses pharmaceutical companies in the “Drugs as Thugs” forum. Sarah Gladville is a pharmacist, and she is here to tell us about her experience with the clever tactics used by BIG PHARMA to sell us pills, and continuously convincing us to take more pills for the many side effects from all the pills we are on! This episode does not attack people taking medication, it exposes the issue of PILLS BEING THE ONLY SOLUTION TO OUR HEALTH ISSUES. Do we REALLY need them?

It is the episode that will have you asking more questions, rather than accepting all the answers you hear from those trustworthy experts we always listen to ON TV. The interview with Sarah and the hilarious satire commercial promoting the “PILL WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR” that is a perfect fit for This Hour Has 22 Minutes will cure every single one of your ills! We love you Canada, enjoy eh!!!

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Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired on Feb 14, 2015

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Feb 14
JW-Jones Belmont Boulevard Love Times Ten
Leonard Cohen Popular Problems Almost Like the Blues
Ruth Moody
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Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live Slide Over Here
Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live I Can’t Hear A Word You Say
Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live You Can Leave Your Hat On
Harpdog Brown What It Is In My Younger Days
Harpdog Brown What It Is Whiskey Bottle
Doug Adamz National Steel High Roller
Robin Banks Modern Classic Crazy
Henry Turner jr Single One Too Many Women
JP Leblanc Le Blues M’Emporte Mes Amis D’ici
Robert Johnson Me & the Devil Bluesblues

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The Lunchbox Interview: Lori Quick, Nicholas Gibeault, John Doucette (Heavy Metal Art Zone)

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LunchBox-HeavyMetalArtZoneWe throw out too much stuff.

Technology is a wonderful thing, and the pace of invention is incredible, but it has a dark side: waste. A phone bought brand new today may only have a useable lifetime of a few years. A desktop computer might be obsolete in 5 years, and your TV is reinvented every year.

But what happens to the old stuff, the stuff you have to throw away?

Too much of it is just ploughed into the ground, presumably to be a problem for people “of the future” to deal with. Instead, we need to face this problem.

But what “face” should we look at?

There’s a great project going on with ArtZone right now: drop off your e-waste, they’ll take it and first turn it into art (to put another “face” on your stuff), then they’ll give it all to Beaverdam Recycling to be torn down for recycling.

And they are also adding a heavy metal concert to the mix!

My guests today are Lori Quick (UNB Art Centre), Nicholas Gibeault (ArtZone) and John Doucette (Beaverdam Recycling). We had a great talk about the intersection between art and trash and recycling, and make the point that we have to deal with this problem, or it will deal with us.

Music today:

  • The weather lately has been full of strong wind — and will be again, soon! — so let’s hear Going Sideways by Shred Kelly from the Sing To The Night album.
  • And reminding us of our responsibility, one of the performers at the free, all-ages Heavy Metal concert as part of the Art Zone project, we heard It’s Up To You from Moment of Inertia‘s In These Riot Streets album.
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RFYL Episode: Dysnopian Metal Days

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Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

Playlist:

Blood Red Shoes – The Perfect Mess
Bellusira – By Your Side
BA Johnson – Pizza Party For One
Black Earth – Catching Knives
Die So Fluid – You Suffocate We All Suffer
Freeze the Atlantic – Idiot Check
Bella Clava – Waste Not, Want Not
Beneath the Grid Music – Hands Off Gretel – Other Town
Them County Bastardz “T.C.B” – The Bastard / Metal For Mark
Crawl – Loaded
Blind Race – Hopeless
Hair Force One – Bare in the Woods

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Anything Goes 2015-02-22

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Anything Goes with Bondo – there is so much great new music out thereTrack Listing:

1.) Kodaline – Lost

2.) Interview with Cairo

3.) Cairo  -A History Of Reasons

4.) James Irwin – Face Value

5.) Elaquent – Oreos

6.) Twin River – Secret in a Seance

7.) Thomas D’Arcy – Fooled You Twice

8.) Hilotrons – Real Game Changer

9.) StereoKid – Young Heart

10.) B.A. Johnston – When Is Trash Day?

11.) B.A. Johnston – Bat In The House

12.) B.A. Johnston – What A Wonderfully Mediocre Day

13.) Pow Wows – You Haven’t Got Me Yet

14.) Danko Jones – Do You Wanna Rock

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The Lunchbox Interview: Sarah Beth Shiplett (Atlantic Sinfonia) & Andre Sampson (Art Battle)

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LunchBox-AtlanticSinfonia-ArtBattleArt moves us..

Whether it is the art of music, or the art of painting, we are moved by the expressions from its creators and performers, drawn up into a world of imagination and suspended there for a time.

On today’s show, a pair of interesting conversations about two art presentations. First up, Sarah Beth Shiplett of Music On The Hill returns to enlighten me on how music sounds in a space, and lets us all know about the upcoming performance of music commemorating the end of the battle of 1812, performed by Atlantic Sinfonia. That concert is on this coming Saturday at 3pm at Memorial Hall here on campus.

And secondly, I phoned up Andre Sampson to ask him about the whole Art Battle phenomenon: where it came from, what it is and how it’s growing. The next Art Battle in Fredericton comes up on Friday night at 8pm at the Charlotte Street Art Centre.

Music today:

  • I promise, eventually and with enough practice, I’ll Get It Right (Echo Nebraska from their Send The Ships album);
  • And while I didn’t have any actual symphony music to play, I do have Olympic Symphonium to always choose from, here taking on the weather (in my mind) with Chance To Fate from the album of the same name;
  • And finally, to give you a sense of the pace of competition, Halifax’s own Instruments gives us Clock from the recent The End Of Light By Heat album,
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STU Lunchbox: Winter Fun & Beer Culture

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STULunchBox-WinterFunBeerCultureSTU Journalism presents: the STU Lunchbox!

Winters in this part of the world are long. You’ve got a couple of choices: leave (not always feasible); hide inside (sometimes feasible, at least until you climb the walls); or enjoy it.

On this show, Chris Brooks takes a look into how to beat the Winter blues — by facing show face-on, with skis, poles and smiles. And Johnny Cullen looks into an indoor activity that’s growing in popularity: beer culture, and brewing your own.

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Homemade Jams 2015-02-19

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Homemade Jams – your local rockin’ ride home

Homemade Jams

Track Listing:

1.) Mrs. Hippie – Spit It Out (Live @ CHSR)

2.) Mrs. Hippie – Strong Ears (Live @ CHSR)

3.) Jon Mckiel – I Know, I Know

4.) Bend The River – The Hour Comes Down

5.) Adam Washburn – The Better Part Of

6.) Bloody Diamonds – Nightmare

7.) The Jimmy Swift Band – Now They Will Know We Were Here Pt. I

8.) The Jimmy Swift Band – Now They Will Know We Were Here Pt. II

9.) Elza – Purpose (Vancouver, BC)

10.) Alert the Medic – Echo and Fade

 

(Epic) Episode 69: Star Wars Physics

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Tek, Nutty, and Adam discuss some star wars physics and what they think of the new lightsaber.

Hosts

Music

Emm Gryner: Excess Baggage
Home Page: http://www.emmgryner.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/emmgryner/

In Dreams: 8-Bit Man
Bandcamp: indreamsband.bandcamp.com
Facebook: facebook.com/indreamsband
Twitter: @indreamsband

Show Notes

Original article from IO9: If This Doesn’t Sell You On Episode VII’s New Lightsaber, Nothing Will.

Youtube Playlist: Lightsaber Cross-guard Test by ThegnThrand

Corrections

If you noticed any issues with this episode and would like us to post a correction, email us here: epicchsr@gmail.com or tweet us at: @epicchsr

Credits

  • Produced in partnership with CHSR 97.9 FM in Fredericton, New Brunswick
  • Post Editing: Marc Cabot
  • Opening Sketch written by: Marc Cabot
  • Opening/Closing Music: ”Cheezee Lab” by Kevin MacLeod via Incompetech.com
  • Epic is published by CHSR Broadcasting Inc.
  • All views expressed on this program are solely those of the individual and not necessarily that of CHSR Broadcasting or Geekloo.
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Live and Let Die – Lament For The Living/Evil Gal Blues

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ValentinesDaySpecial.jpgTrack Listing:

1.) The Vitamin String Quartet – Live and Let Die

2.) Barbara & Brenda – Too Young To Be Fooled

3.) Cindy Parker – Why Am I Crying

4.) Reparta and the Delrons – I’m Nobody’s Baby Now

5.) The Ronettes – I Wish I Never Saw The Sunrise

6.) Dionne Warwick – Valley Of The Dolls

7.) The McKinleys – That Lonely Feeling

8.) The Paris Sisters – A Lonely Girl’s Prayer

9.) The Shannons – Born Too Late

10.) Nancy Sinatra – Bang Bang

11.) Aretha Franklin – Evil Gal Blues

12.) The Village Callers – Evil Ways

13.) Barrett Strong- Money (That’s What I Want)

14.) Black Joe Lewis and the Honey Bears – She’s So Scandalous

15.) Sarah Vaughn – Whatever Lola Wants

16.) Ray Charles – Night Time Is The Right Time

17.) Nancy Sinatra – These Boots Are Made For Walkin’

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Homemade Jams 2015-02-18

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Homemade Jams – your local rockin’ ride home

Homemade Jams

Track Listing:

1.) les Païens – Septembre

2.) Before The War – The Wreck

3.) Floodland – All We Need

4.)Mayors – Next Of Kin

5.) Trophy Wife – real, official – Eyes Like A Smoking Gun

6.) Carleton Stone – Climbing Up The Walls

7.) SoHo Ghetto – Man Down

8.) Ross Neilsen Music – When My Trouble’s Gone

9.) Mike Biggar – Feels Like Now

10.) Maiden Names – Get Yer Gun

11.) Reagan’s Rayguns – Pizza Song

12.) Ho Chi Minh Shuffle – CO-EX

13.) VKNGS – Nineteen

Episode 325 – Fifty Shades of Comics

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WMD 325Fifty Shades of Grey is a terrible movie and should not be seen by human eyes.

This week on WMD Radio we welcome two local comic creators to the show.

Alan Spinney who is the co-creator and artist of “Brittle Hill”, and Adam Atkinson, co-creator and writer of “Psychosis”.

Both live in the Moncton area, and they’ll be with us live to talk about their books.

It all starts at 8 pm EST.

As always, we welcome you to participate in the show. You can post any questions or comments you may have in our Facebook group, on Twitter (@WMDRadio) or call us at 506-452-6056.

WMD Radio is sponsored by Club Fred Grafx and Strange Adventures and we get pop culture news from SciFi Mafia.

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Donair Kitchen Party Radio Show – Episode 2 – “Pleasure”

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This week on Donair Kitchen Party Radio Show, Henry and Mike explored the theme of Pleasure as it relates to the senses and experiences of Donairs. Exploring general themes like more sensual physical pleasures to the overarching concept of funliness, they explored fresh Donair concepts. Features artists included such notable acts as Gayngs, The Burning Hell, Charles Manson, The Eagles, and Rilo Kiley just to name a few!

Check it out, and don’t forget to tune in next week at 9pm AST on CHSR FM!

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Pardon My French – Episode 24

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Episode 24: Pirate d’Hochelarrrrga

Playlist:

Malajube – Pirate d’Hochelaga

Karkwa – Dormir le jour

Les Chiens – Vénus du Mile-End

Zen Bamboo – Tête d’ange

Maxime Auguste – Sommeil boréal

Marc-Antoine Larche – Ça arrivera pas

La Carabine – Fais Là?

Aspect Mendoza – Il paraît

Chub-E Pelletier avec The Sainte Catherines – Ma Musique

Cerbère – Stoneur Rock

Absolu – Le Nord

Peter Paul – Paradoxal

Mansfield.Tya – Sur le plafond

Le Ton Mité – Interrupteur du sol (Choochooshoeshoot)

Mia Verko – Dans l’bois (La cave II)

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Homemade Jams 2015-02-17

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Homemade Jams – your local rockin’ ride home

Homemade Jams

Track Listing:

1.) Katie McGarry – Why I Keep Hangin’ Round

2.) Katie McGarry – It Shall Be Done

3.) Gabrielle Papillon – Brother, Throw Down

4.) Gabrielle Papillon – Then Will I

5.) Cy – Margo

6.) Cy – Nu-pieds aux Concessions

7.) Elliot Maginot – Monsters At War

8.) Elliot Maginot – Djibril

9.) ER & The Other – Close My Eyes

10.) ER & The Other – Mirror Image

11.) Moon – Gormorrah

12.) Floodland – Old School

13.) Cameron Molloy – Good Enough

 

 

The Lunchbox: Random Acts of Kindness (For Yourself & Others)

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LunchBox-DAY-2-TUESDAYToday, it is suggested that we take two contradictory ideas and put them together: do things for others, and do them for ourselves as well.

Pick some things that you want to do, and do them. Then pick a few things you can do for others, and do those. Assert yourself, but remember others. Act selfishly once and a while, but don’t act only for yourself all the time.

Balance, it seems, is the objective, and the third holiday rings it true: Human Spirit Day. Live more than just a job or a duty: live a life. Be someone.

Music today:

  • I’d love to give you everything, including the certainty of the weather, but it’s Not Mine To Give (Samantha Savage Smith from the album Fine Lines);
  • And if we Move Together, we can accomplish great things (Shaun LeBlanc, Kaleidoscope).
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Instant Breakfast: Feb. 17, 2015 w/ Nick Cobham

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Nick CobhamInstant Breakfast: Feb. 17, 2015 w/ Nick Cobham

Playlist

1. The Beatles – Within Without/Tomorrow Never Knows

2. The Grateful Dead – Cream Puff War

3. Rheostatics – Rich Beautiful Mine

4. Stomp’n Tom – Reversing Falls Darling

5. Nilsson – Gotta Get Up

6. Dan Dyke Parks – The All Golden

7. Nilsson – He Need Me

8. Midlake – Van Occupanther

9. Jim Guthrie – Broken Chair

10. George Jones – Just One More

11. The Louven Brothers – Are You Wasting My Time

12. The Roches – Hammond Song

13. Nina Simone – It Be’s That Way Sometimes

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Homemade Jams 2015-02-16

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Homemade Jams – your local rockin’ ride home

Homemade Jams

Track Listing:

1.) Alana Yorke – Forbidden/Hidden Man

2.) Christina Martin – Puppet Museum

3.) James Hill – She’s Still Got It

4.) Fortunate Ones – The Bliss

5.) Interview with Hayden

6.) Hayden – Nowhere We Cannot Go

7.) London Above – Creatures

8.) The Thymes

9.) Sherman Downey and the Ambiguous Case – An Apology

 

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The Crazy Train Episode# XXXI

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Riding just ahead of ‘Snowmageddon III’, the Crazy Train’s 31st epic show!

Steve ‘The Buzz Man’ Dunnett and I played a lot of heavy tunes by Metal acts about to play (or having just played) in our area.

This included: Hero’s Last Rite, Siegebreaker, Resign First Responder, Novichok, Forward Until Dawn, Tactus and much more!

In hour II we played some requests including some SLAYER, GWAR, Halloween, Dio, Tool, Arch Enemy!

Please vote for the Crazy Train! Are we your number #1, most favorite Metal radio show on CHSR?

Please vote for the show by following this link: http://chsrfm.ca/blog/about/barryawards

If you’re in a Metal band and want to get your music out to the masses, by all means, please send us your material or a link to your material. We’re always accepting new Metal madness to play!

Don’t forget to ‘Like’ us on Facebook and “share” us with your friends and fellow Metal-heads!

 

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In The Know Episode 7

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In the Know.jpgFast food is on a lot of peoples minds or stomachs these days, whether it be buying your kid a happy meal to avoid an “unhappy” meal at home, or cutting back on those delicious McDonald’s french fries to lose those stubborn “flabdominal’ muscles that just wont to go away. This episode of The Know is the “Sodium Explodium” forum. We talk about the health risks associated with fast food beyond “ALL THE ANSWERS” you hear from all those experts on other shows. The core issues regarding over-consumption of those tasty Whoppers are exposed, and of course, CBC news articles are referenced.

Michael D. Fryer, a biologist and physiologist from Waterloo University is interviewed, and ironically, he sounds like the nerdy scientist of the Simpsons, a hilarious but serious conversation! There is going to be both laughing and concern after you listen to this one. Those commercials that we need to get on This Hour Has 22 Minutes for me and the cast and crew to act out to give them a desperately needed ratings boost are included, and a parody song so unique and captivating, you’ll be asking questions about the nutrition facts at KFC instead of reading all the answers in the ‘approved fine print’ they give you.

Enjoy, uh!!!!!!

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TWS305: Shoveling the Cold, Hard Calculations

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TWS305 logoOn the show this week:

  • Front Page
  • Things of Internet
  • Winter is Coming

CQ: Science fiction often projects this, but: should humanity have one, unified, consistent world government, and what could that look like?

Promo: The Flash Pulp Podcast (http://flashpulp.com) – An incredible series of pulp-style stories told over a multiverse of styles and often inter-related characters. It comes out frequently and always engages. I started listening last year at episode 1, and have crested over episode 300 this year. I’m still looking forward to every episode, and will relish the day I’ve caught up — right up to the point I realize I have to start waiting for episodes! Listen and enjoy!

Full list of 20 articles after the jump!

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