(Epic) Episode 54: Epic

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Epic 54

We take a good hard look at ourselves.

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Credits

  • Produced in partnership with CHSR 97.9 FM in Fredericton, New Brunswick
  • Published by CHSR Broadcasting, Inc.
  • Post Editing: Marc Cabot
  • Hosts: Marc Cabot, Joel Richard, Richard Gray, Andy McMullen, Nuchtchas, The Clockwork Doctor
  • Opening Sketch written by: Marc Cabot, Joel Richard, Andy McMullen, Nuchtchas, The Clockwork Doctor
  • Opening/Closing Music: ”Cheezee Lab” by Kevin MacLeod via Incompetech.com
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Rosie’s Juke Joint, aired on June 21st, 2014

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***THe #1 most listened to Canadian Blues Music Show in North Korea!!!***

Monkey Junk All Frequencies Why Are People Like That?
David Vest Roadhouse Revelation Santa Fe Steamer
David Vest Roadhouse Revelation Gone Too Far
Harpdog Brown What It IS How Come?
Harpdog Brown What It Is If Ya Wanna Grow Old
Harpdog Brown What It Is In My Younger Days
GB Roots The Key The Key
Fred Eaglesmith Tambourine What It Takes
Steve Hill Solo Recordings Vol2 Slim Chances
Steve Hill Solo Recordings Vol2 Go On
Robert Cray Band In My Soul You Move Me
John Nemeth Memphis Grease I Can’t Help Myself
Junior Wells Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Plays the Blues Messin’ With the Kid

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The Lunchbox: Adrian Park of “Diversions” on the 15th Annual Opera series

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LunchBox-DiversionsMusic moves you. It inspires, transmitting emotions and power without even understanding the language. That’s what opera feels like to me, but I feel like I’d really like to know more. That’s where Adrian comes in..

For the past 20 years, Adrian Park has hosted Diversions, a weekly show dedicated to highlighting great classical performances. For the last 15 years, he has also extended his show by an hour each summer to present his Opera Series, in which he plays some of his favourite operas along a theme.

Adrian joined me on the Lunchbox, and shared with me his vision of a great opera, opera as the root of all modern movie soundtracks, and a piece from his favourite opera of the season.

BONUS: Adrian also wrote an article for the blog section of CHSR. Check it out: “So, Just What Is Opera?”

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Homemade Jams 2014-06-25

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Margo Margo – Beats

2.) Mike Trask and the Precious Memories – Judy Moon

3.) Josh Bravener -OCD

4.) Mike Biggar – Feels Like Now

5.) Shaun LeBlanc – Move Together

6.) This Ship – Memory (Radio Edit)

7.) In Dreams – Hologram

8.) Glory Glory – Take My Time

9.) The Band Before Time – Pow!

10.) Burning Coast – Pow!

11.) Stephen Hero – Weekend Girl Pt. 2

12.) Banokkburn – Nowhere Fast

13.) Celestial Sunrise – She Regrets Me

 

Episode 296: NEW COMICS DAY!

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WMD 296

Listen to episode 296 now!

It’s NEW COMICS DAY this week on Where Monsters Dwell. It’s almost like they do this every week.

A lot of our favorite creators have books out this week; Mark Waid, Nick Bradshaw, Jim Zub, Dan Slott, Kel Symons, and Kurtis Wiebe are just a few of them. We’re going to dive in and tell you about them. Hell, we may have even read some of them. (Inside joke for those of you who have listened to the show.)

We’re also in countdown mode; it’s only 4 weeks until our 300th episode, hope you come along for the ride.

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

Where Monsters Dwell is brought to you by Strange Adventures and Club Fred Grafx.

WMD gets it’s pop culture news from SciFi Mafia.

Help Support the Monsters by purchasing some of our swag: WEAR Monsters Dwell.

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Episode 296: NEW COMICS DAY!

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WMD 296

Listen to episode 296 now!

It’s NEW COMICS DAY this week on Where Monsters Dwell. It’s almost like they do this every week.

A lot of our favorite creators have books out this week; Mark Waid, Nick Bradshaw, Jim Zub, Dan Slott, Kel Symons, and Kurtis Wiebe are just a few of them. We’re going to dive in and tell you about them. Hell, we may have even read some of them. (Inside joke for those of you who have listened to the show.)

We’re also in countdown mode; it’s only 4 weeks until our 300th episode, hope you come along for the ride.

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

Where Monsters Dwell is brought to you by Strange Adventures and Club Fred Grafx.

WMD gets it’s pop culture news from SciFi Mafia.

Help Support the Monsters by purchasing some of our swag: WEAR Monsters Dwell.

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Homemade Jams 2014-06-24

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Kuato – Black Horizon

2.) Joshua Van Tassel – The Sharpest Corner

3.) AA Wallace – Lipstick & Stethoscopes

4.) Ryan Hemsworth – Avec Vous

5.) Gianna Lauren – Ghosts

6.) Hey Rosetta! – Carry Me Home

7.) Hey Rosetta! – I’ve Been Asleep For A Long Long Time

8.) The Town Heroes – Rust Away

9.) Meaghan Smith – Have A Heart

10.) Cedric Noel – Count You Out

11.) RocketRocketShip – Tell Me What You’re Waiting For

12.) Alert The Medic – Hanna and the Ocean

13.) Like A Motorcycle – Georgia

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Against The Mat – June 18th, 2014

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We were all in this week for a quick rundown of Raw, offered some results from TNA’s Slammiversary PPV, reminded you kind folk that Hacksaw Jim Duggan is coming to Fredericton on July 12th, and had a disappointing ending to the finisherIt no go ding-ding-ding!.

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The Lunchbox: Interview with Len Falkenstein, Jacob Martin and John Ball of Bard In The Barracks’ “Hamlet”

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LunchBox-BardInTheBarracks-HamletI can’t help it: I love live theatre.

Truth be told, I probably love all forms of storytelling, but live theatre is truly magical. Movies try to be exact in their representation, where the written word is evocative. In the middle is live theatre, where there is some precise and immediate representation, but once caught up in the story, the world comes alive, the people transform into their characters, the rest of the world fades away to insignificance.

Now imagine doing that outdoors, and surrounding your audience with a landscape on which actors move in every dimension.

That’s my experience with Bard In The Barracks, the local theatre company which has for several years transformed works of the immortal English Bard, William Shakespeare, into a whole new experience.

Not ones to rest on their laurels, they are at it again, this time taking the brooding and tragic Hamlet and recasting it amongst a travelling band of itinerant workers. I had the chance to talk with Len Falkenstein (director/writer/artist director), Jacob Martin (actor/Hamlet) and John Ball (actor/Polonius) and discuss the challenges and appeals to performing one of the best known Shakespearean plays, the ideas of how they have transformed and interpreted the work, as well as hear the actors run through one of the scenes as a teaser.

Bard In The Barracks‘ production of Hamlet opens July 25 and runs until July 6, nestled in Odell Park. Be sure to arrive early, and try to bring something comfortable to sit on the ground with.

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