TWS275: Stay Grounded

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CQ: Which will come first: the immersive, 3-D hologram or the near-human-level artificial intelligence, and why?

Full list of 27 articles after the jump!

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RFYL Episode: MonkeyFaces

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

RFYL Episode: MonkeyFaces

Playlist:

Rockyard -Bondage
Mr. Bella – Crash and Burn
Sumo Cyco – Go Go Go
Monster Truck – The Lion
The Pack AD – Stalking is Normal
Some kind of syndrome – The Maze
The Beneath the Grid Music song of the week is Anyone’s Guess – March in the Dark
Zealots Desire – Nameless
THE BALCONIES – Boys & Girls
Verse The Sun – Contagion
Careers in Science – Boss Fight
Bobaflex – Never Coming Back

As I foolishly said on my own FB page, thanks for calling in / making requests. You can do this during the first half of the show via the request line, on FB, or during the week by emailing RunForYourLifeCHSR@gmail.com

Also, like I said in the show, if you want me to give creepy shoutouts to your loved ones with next week’s Valentine’s Day episode, just give me the name I should be shouting out to and I’ll pair the name up with a completely inappropriate song. Yay!

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Homemade Jams – February 7, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Kappa Chow – Bang Bang

2.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Great Claims of Grandeur

3.) Jon McKiel – Strands

4.) Wooden Wives – Whatcha Gonna Do About It? (Come See Me)

5.) Gabrielle Papillon – Little Bug

6.) Jenn Grant – Getcha Good

7.) Rich Aucoin – Brian Wilson is A.L.I.V.E.

8.) In-Flight Safety – Coast Is Clear

9.) Les Hay Babies – Tumbleweed

10.) Zac Crouse – Oh My Soul

11.) Burning Coast – Split Ends

12.) The Creaks – Trickle

13.) Levy Step – Paradise

Homemade Jams – February 6, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Young Satan In Love – Young Satan In Love

2.) Minus World – Slashes

3.) Adam Mowery – Local Bands

4.) Owen Steel & The Sad Turns – Time Machine Blues

5.) Sherman Downey and the Ambiguous Case – Heart vs. Doubt

6.) Jessica Rhaye – It Is All Right

7.) Molly Thomason – Buttons

8.) Jessie Brown – Wolf

9.) Tonella – Tell Tale Heart

10.) Genre – Wanted From You

11.) The Danks – Not News

12.) Long Distance Runners – The Great Escape (Live @ CHSR)

13.) Gloryhound – Let You Down

14.) Motherhood – Youngest Fool

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CHSR is looking for a Music Director!

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CDsCHSR is one of the oldest community radio stations in Atlantic Canada and has the largest music library east of Montreal. CHSR is currently looking for a Music Director to handle the operations of the Music Department at the station.

Typically, Music Directors are buried under a few hundred new CD’s and are responsible for liaising with artists and reps of record labels and other music industry representatives. Other duties include intensive music listening, categorizing, labeling, data entry, and making sure the newest music is available for show hosts.

If you are a passionate music fan and knowledgeable about a wide range of music, are able to communicate and work with lots of different people and have 6-10 hours per week to volunteer with CHSR then this may be the position for you!

Most importantly, the position requires dedication and a willingness to give it your all. The reward is making a difference in the music community and having fun while doing it.

Interested? Drop by CHSR during office hours (Mon-Fri 10am-5pm) or email recruiting@chsrfm.ca

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Homemade Jams – February 5, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Carleton Stone – The Darkness

2.) Gianna Lauren – Trouble

3.) The Olympic Symphonium – Predictor

4.) Kim Wempe – Come Home

5.) Ross Neilsen – When My Trouble’s Gone

6.) David R. Elliott – Foolish Lips

7.) Redwood Fields – Jacqueline

8.) Emotional Problem – (Spelling[Tuesday])

9.) Carleton Stone – Draws Blood

10.) Slowcoaster – On My Tab

11.) Sleepers – Take You Home

12.) The Belle Comedians – Bess

13.) Motherhood – Gunhand

 

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Win a Signed Copy of Jay Malinowski & The Deadcoast’s New Album!

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Jay MailinowskiJay Malinowski & The Deadcoast‘s new album “Martel” will be relased February 11, 2014 and thanks to With A Bullet Radio Promotions YOU have a chance to win a signed copy. All you have to do is check out Jay Malinowski & The Deadcoast’s interactive website http://www.whoismartel.com/ and answer one of the following questions:

1) On a boat in Bristol, England, Jay Malinowski & The Deadcoast play what song?
2) What song plays during the video of the world turning?
3) What song does Jay Malinowski play live off the floor in Vancouver?
4) What is the caption under the picture of the Berlin Wall?
5) In a video, who is reading the Robert Service poem, “The Men Who Don’t Fit In”?
Tweet your answer(s) to @CHSR979 using the hashtag #WhoIsMartel and you’re automatically entered to win.
Good luck!
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Anything Goes – 2014-02-04

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AGTrack Listing:

1.) Howlin’ Brothers – Tennessee Blues

2.) Joe Nolan – I’ll Still Remember our Name

3.) Ian Kelly – I’m On Your Side

4.) Steven Taetz – Waiting for Wishes

5.) MAZ – La Traque 3

6.) Monogrenade – L’aimant

7.) Warparint – Disco//Very

8.) Twink – Close to Home

9.) Silkken Laumann – On The Mend

10.) Bad Things – Saturday Night

11.) The Other Outfit – Fever

12.) Revenge of the Trees – Revenge Of The Trees

13.) Damn Fools – I’ve Been Waiting

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Episode 279 with Sandy Carruthers

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Listen to episode 279 now!

This week on Where Monsters Dwell we welcome yet another great comic creator from the east coast of Canada, Sandy Carruthers. Sandy has had a varied career and is most well known as the artist for The Men in Black (Aircel Comics) which spawned a successful movie franchise. He is also a teacher, editorial cartoonist, author, and webcartoonist. You can see some of his new work in March when he’ll be one of the contributors to the first issue of The Charlton Arrow.

If you have a question for Sandy Carruthers, feel free to post it in our Facebook group or give us a call at 506-453-4949.

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 279 with Sandy Carruthers

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Listen to episode 279 now!

This week on Where Monsters Dwell we welcome yet another great comic creator from the east coast of Canada, Sandy Carruthers. Sandy has had a varied career and is most well known as the artist for The Men in Black (Aircel Comics) which spawned a successful movie franchise. He is also a teacher, editorial cartoonist, author, and webcartoonist. You can see some of his new work in March when he’ll be one of the contributors to the first issue of The Charlton Arrow.

If you have a question for Sandy Carruthers, feel free to post it in our Facebook group or give us a call at 506-453-4949.

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 – February 4, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Motherhood – Dead Water/ABE

2.) Brothers – Black & White

3.) Dr. Preachenstein – I Know Nothing

4.) Gloryhound – I Need Ya

5.) Rebekah Higgs – Shake It Off

6.) Heaven For Real – Love Solo

7.) Hey Rosetta! – Seeds

8.) Magnolia – Wandering

9.) First Words – All Day Breakfast

10.) Elephant Skeleton – Let’s Begin!

11.) Chris Picco – In Your Light

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Homemade Jams – February 3, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) The Olympic Symphonium – Predictor

2.) Alert The Medic – The Weatherman Pt. 2

3.) Kuato – Groundwork

4.) Slowcoaster – The Long And The Short Of It All

5.) Dog Day – Leave Your Body

6.) Verse The Sun – Nothing Left

7.) The Waking Night – Sundried Tomatoes

8.) Quaker Parents – Rubber Match

9.) The Stanfields – Mrs. McGrath

10.) The Shorty Tubbs – Omyo Mei

11.) The Motorleague – Good Men

12.) Gypsophilia – Horska (Dub Remix)

 

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WWE’s Golden Opportunity

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By Drew McConnell

In sixty two days, WWE will present its biggest annual event – WrestleMania XXX from the SuperDome in New Orleans. For weeks now, if you had an internet connection and the desire to know, you could go online and find most of the WrestleMania lineup. That’s not completely unheard of, as I can recall numerous years where we knew, or at least had a very good idea, of where things were headed. And this year was no different. And then last week happened.

If you logged on to your favourite wrestling website in the days leading up to the Royal Rumble, you likely had a good idea where WrestleMania plans stood. You would have seen matches such as Batista vs. Randy Orton for the WWE Title; The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar; Triple H vs. CM Punk; Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus; and John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt. Those five matches were being floated around as this year’s main attractions for WrestleMania. Again, that was until last week. With the emotional upheaval of the Pittsburgh crowd at the Royal Rumble, traditionally WWE’s #2 PPV of the year, and the sudden unceremonious departure of the company’s #2 babyface, CM Punk, WWE finds themselves at an unexpected crossroads. And a golden opportunity.

I’m sure some people felt differently, but of the people I’ve talked to, almost all of them had the same reaction to the aforementioned ‘Mania card: apathy. People didn’t care about any of those proposed matches. Even most people were surprisingly down on the idea of Lesnar & Undertaker. Perhaps because it was done copiously more than a decade ago, or maybe it’s because they don’t feel that Lesnar and ‘Taker could not have the “five star” classics fans have come to expect from the “Deadman” every April. Whatever the reasons, one thing is clear; people don’t want what was being planned. Given the crowd’s visceral reaction to the Orton/Cena match, and the lack of Daniel Bryan in the Rumble, including the complete rejection of Big Dave Batista, company officials need to recognize a change is needed. And based on reports over the weekend, they have.

Multiple sites, including PW Torch and PW Insider, reported that WWE Creative partook in some major meetings late last week. The topic of discussion? WrestleMania. WWE realized with last week’s bizarre happenings, alternative plans were needed. According to the reports, various new matches have been discussed. Here’s a look at some of the new bouts being bandied about:

-Batista vs. Brock Lesnar
-The Undertaker vs. John Cena
-Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan
-Sheamus vs. Kane

These are just a few of the matches that were being thrown around, as some matches also include CM Punk, whom Vince McMahon is going to try very hard to have back in the fold before April 6th. But let’s suppose for a second that those four listed matches are the top four they go with. I can’t be the only one that would be way more satisfied with this than what had been rumoured. Batista vs. Brock Lesnar feels like a WrestleMania match. Hell, it feels like a big time main event. Undertaker and John Cena is the one big match that hasn’t happened since Cena became the man. It should happen. Triple H vs. Bryan should happen as well. If you’ve been listening to Against The Mat, you would know that I’ve been advocating for this match since September. It just makes the most sense. As for Sheamus vs. Kane, it falls into the “meh” category. I would personally like to see Sheamus replace Cena in the match against Wyatt.

Although last week has been claimed by some as the “week from hell” given the Rumble crowd hijacking, and CM Punk’s departure, it may also be known as a week that in hindsight, turned into a major positive. It gave WWE a great opportunity, a golden opportunity if you will, to shake things up and make WrestleMania XXX the spectacle that it should be.

What do you think? Let us know by filling out the comment form below!

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WWE’s Golden Opportunity

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By Drew McConnell

In sixty two days, WWE will present its biggest annual event – WrestleMania XXX from the SuperDome in New Orleans. For weeks now, if you had an internet connection and the desire to know, you could go online and find most of the WrestleMania lineup. That’s not completely unheard of, as I can recall numerous years where we knew, or at least had a very good idea, of where things were headed. And this year was no different. And then last week happened.

If you logged on to your favourite wrestling website in the days leading up to the Royal Rumble, you likely had a good idea where WrestleMania plans stood. You would have seen matches such as Batista vs. Randy Orton for the WWE Title; The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar; Triple H vs. CM Punk; Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus; and John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt. Those five matches were being floated around as this year’s main attractions for WrestleMania. Again, that was until last week. With the emotional upheaval of the Pittsburgh crowd at the Royal Rumble, traditionally WWE’s #2 PPV of the year, and the sudden unceremonious departure of the company’s #2 babyface, CM Punk, WWE finds themselves at an unexpected crossroads. And a golden opportunity.

I’m sure some people felt differently, but of the people I’ve talked to, almost all of them had the same reaction to the aforementioned ‘Mania card: apathy. People didn’t care about any of those proposed matches. Even most people were surprisingly down on the idea of Lesnar & Undertaker. Perhaps because it was done copiously more than a decade ago, or maybe it’s because they don’t feel that Lesnar and ‘Taker could not have the “five star” classics fans have come to expect from the “Deadman” every April. Whatever the reasons, one thing is clear; people don’t want what was being planned. Given the crowd’s visceral reaction to the Orton/Cena match, and the lack of Daniel Bryan in the Rumble, including the complete rejection of Big Dave Batista, company officials need to recognize a change is needed. And based on reports over the weekend, they have.

Multiple sites, including PW Torch and PW Insider, reported that WWE Creative partook in some major meetings late last week. The topic of discussion? WrestleMania. WWE realized with last week’s bizarre happenings, alternative plans were needed. According to the reports, various new matches have been discussed. Here’s a look at some of the new bouts being bandied about:

-Batista vs. Brock Lesnar
-The Undertaker vs. John Cena
-Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan
-Sheamus vs. Kane

These are just a few of the matches that were being thrown around, as some matches also include CM Punk, whom Vince McMahon is going to try very hard to have back in the fold before April 6th. But let’s suppose for a second that those four listed matches are the top four they go with. I can’t be the only one that would be way more satisfied with this than what had been rumoured. Batista vs. Brock Lesnar feels like a WrestleMania match. Hell, it feels like a big time main event. Undertaker and John Cena is the one big match that hasn’t happened since Cena became the man. It should happen. Triple H vs. Bryan should happen as well. If you’ve been listening to Against The Mat, you would know that I’ve been advocating for this match since September. It just makes the most sense. As for Sheamus vs. Kane, it falls into the “meh” category. I would personally like to see Sheamus replace Cena in the match against Wyatt.

Although last week has been claimed by some as the “week from hell” given the Rumble crowd hijacking, and CM Punk’s departure, it may also be known as a week that in hindsight, turned into a major positive. It gave WWE a great opportunity, a golden opportunity if you will, to shake things up and make WrestleMania XXX the spectacle that it should be.

What do you think? Let us know by filling out the comment form below!

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RFYL Episode: Glass House

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RFYL Zombies

Playlist:

THE BALCONIES – Boys & Girls
A Primitive Evolution – Still Waiting
CLEAN AFTER USE – Magic Bottle
Sandveiss – Do You Really Know
The Pack AD – Animal
Mals Totem – Grind Tune
The StandStills – The Wolf
Glory Owl – Crow of Fate
The Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was The Creepshow – Sinners & Saints
The Black Cadillacs – Choke
Diablo Strange – Swine
We Hunt Buffalo – Blood From A Stone

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Homemade Jams – January 30, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Slowcoaster – Heat Lamp

2.) The Playdates – Last Night Alive

3.) Redwood Fields – Accidentals

4.) Paper Lions – Pull Me In

5.) Jennah Barry – 4×4

6.) Heat and Lights – A Part You Can’t Play

7.) Don Brownrigg – Sweet Dream Sleeper

8.) The Town Heroes – Sunday Movies

9.) Kyle Mischiek ft. Steven MacDougall – You Wake Up Beautiful

8.) Caravan – The Groove

9.) SoHo Ghetto – Your Weapon

10.) Matt Mays – Indio

11.) Matt Anderson – Let You Down

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Blood Donor Clinics

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November 18th – Blood Donor Clinics

There will be Blood donor clinics at the Nashwaaksis Baptist Church November 18th, from 2:30-4:30pm, and again 5:30-8:30pm. Come on out and donate to save a life! For more information or to book an appointment visit www.blood.ca or call 1-888-2-donate, Walk-ins are welcome but expect at least 1/2 hour wait.

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Anything Goes – 2014-01-28

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AGTrack Listing:

The Balconies – Boys and Girls
The Ballroom Babies – In My Head
The Flatliners – Caskets Full
Delhi – Show
FLow My Tears – Song for a Departure
Coeur de Pirate – Dead Flowers
Cayley Thomas – Hideaway
Post Script – Impossible
Grandola – Rose’s Law
The Psychic Alliance – Cradle of Creation
Devin Townsend – Juular
The Balconies – Do It In The Dark

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Homemade Jams – January 29, 2014

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HJTrack Listing:

1.) Josh Bravener – Without You

2.) Neil Conway – No Lift

3.) David R. Elliott – Shadows

4.) Chris Brown – The Getaway

5.) The Fourth Well – You Were Wrong

6.) Wet Denim – Leisure

7.) The Belle Comedians – Margaret

8.) This Ship – Shelter

9.) Glory Glory – Zombies

10.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud

11.) The Motorleague – We Are Chemical

12.) Big Game Hunt – The Grail

Against The Mat Preview – CM Punk leaves town, Royal Rumble & More

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Be sure to join us for another live edition of Against the Mat as we delve into the major story regarding CM Punk’s departure from WWE. We’ll speak with Bryan Alvarez of wrestlingobserver.com about the story and get the inside scoop regarding “The Best In The World’s” decision to step away from WWE… for now at least.

We’ll also talk about this past Sunday’s Royal Rumble PPV, take a look at Raw and more!

Tune it at 6pm ET live on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton, online at chsrfm.ca worldwide and on the go usin

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Against The Mat Preview – CM Punk leaves town, Royal Rumble & More

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cm punk

Be sure to join us for another live edition of Against the Mat as we delve into the major story regarding CM Punk’s departure from WWE. We’ll speak with Bryan Alvarez of wrestlingobserver.com about the story and get the inside scoop regarding “The Best In The World’s” decision to step away from WWE… for now at least.

We’ll also talk about this past Sunday’s Royal Rumble PPV, take a look at Raw and more!

Tune it at 6pm ET live on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton, online at chsrfm.ca worldwide and on the go usin

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Against The Mat Preview – CM Punk leaves town, Royal Rumble & More

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cm punk

Be sure to join us for another live edition of Against the Mat as we delve into the major story regarding CM Punk’s departure from WWE. We’ll speak with Bryan Alvarez of wrestlingobserver.com about the story and get the inside scoop regarding “The Best In The World’s” decision to step away from WWE… for now at least.

We’ll also talk about this past Sunday’s Royal Rumble PPV, take a look at Raw and more!

Tune it at 6pm ET live on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton, online at chsrfm.ca worldwide and on the go usin

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