On March 25, 2014 Bondo had the chance to chat with Adam Warren from Halifax’s Glory Glory about their new EP “So Long”, touring in the UK, a new member, and what’s next for the band. Listen in to the full conversation and catch them back in Fredericton April 4, 2014 at The Capital Complex!
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This week on Where Monsters Dwell, we’re going to be talking to Jason Aaron. Jason is a writer whom you may know from his run on Marvel’s Thor: God of Thunder, and Image’s Southern Bastards which drops on April 30th.
We’ll also be discussing the season 4 finale of AMC‘s The Walking Dead, the upcoming release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and whatever else we think is interesting.
As always, we welcome you to participate in the show. If you have questions or comments for Jason you can ask him by posting in our Facebook group or by calling 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.
WMD is a proud supporter of the East Coast Comic Expo happening May 17th in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Help Support the Monsters by purchasing some of our swag: WEAR Monsters Dwell.
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This week on Where Monsters Dwell, we’re going to be talking to Jason Aaron. Jason is a writer whom you may know from his run on Marvel’s Thor: God of Thunder, and Image’s Southern Bastards which drops on April 30th.
We’ll also be discussing the season 4 finale of AMC‘s The Walking Dead, the upcoming release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and whatever else we think is interesting.
As always, we welcome you to participate in the show. If you have questions or comments for Jason you can ask him by posting in our Facebook group or by calling 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.
WMD is a proud supporter of the East Coast Comic Expo happening May 17th in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Help Support the Monsters by purchasing some of our swag: WEAR Monsters Dwell.
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Track List:
1.) The waking Night – Evelyn
2.) Josh Bravener – Summer Time!
3.) Green & Gold – Wolves
4.) Kieran Smyth – Streetlights
5.) Chris Picco – The Beach
6.) The Olympic Symphonium – Predictor
7.) The Belle Comedians – Althea
8.) Oh No, Theodore – Senescence Song
9.) Don Brownrigg – Sweet Dream Sleeper
10.) Shaun Leblanc – Move Together
11.) Joshua Van Tassel – The Sharpest Corner
12.) Young Satan in Love – Young Satan In Love
13.) Ross Neilsen – Heartbreak Apart
14.) Ross Neilsen – Need You More
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No guest today, but Station Manager “They Call Him” Tim joins me and we muse about memories of Nirvana, the notion of curated music in an age of information overload as the answer to why vinyl is so popular, and the international, instantaneous nature of all forms of music (which defeats ageism).
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Playlist:
The JB Conspiracy – The Escape
Handsome Distraction – No False Alarm
the black frame spectacle – Patient Zero
Die Mannequin – Bad Medicine
Dr. Rage & The Uppercuts – Obscure Me
The Pack AD – Animal (playing tonight at the Capital!)
The StandStills – Rise Above
Blood Red Shoes – Teufelzunge
Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was Who Do You Want by Seven Years Past
Tactus – The Fall (vote for them!)
The Body Politic – Split the Ground
The Stone Pines – Straight Through
Lisa Lougheed – Run With Us
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Here is our full 2 hour special from Monday, March 31st, 2014. The show features the finalists from I Am The Voice Fredericton, FASSCI Communications Director Duncan McSporran, and comedian Trevor Muxworthy. Check it out here!
-Bec
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The Morning Madness Team is excited to announce the arrival of our latest hostess! After weeks of searching for the perfect third team member, we have found her! Congrats goes to Rebecca Barton! Welcome to the team. Tune in on Monday Morning at 9am for Bec’s first show with us along with comedian Trevor Muxworthy!
-EL
Track Listing:
1.) Cavern – Winter
2.) Like A Motorcycle – Gerogia
3.) Red Herring – Shoulders
4.) Billie Dre and the Poor Boys – Hattie Watson
5.) The Motorleague – Burned in Effigy
6.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
7.) Adam Baldwin – Arms
8.) Banokkburn – Empty Room
9.) Rebekah Higgs – Loneliness
10.) Motherhood – Youngest Fool
11.) This Ship – Memory
September 11, 2001.
So many things changed that day, but are we really aware of all the changes? And what if we could tell that some of the changes weren’t real?
The narrative is well-known to most, but is it correct? Many have proposed theories around what happened, but a group of scientists are making the biggest claim yet: that it didn’t happen the way we’ve been told, because it couldn’t have.
Richard Gage is speaking at the Wu Centre this evening (March 29) at 7pm. He’s going to talk about the evidence that shows that what we’ve been told about the falling buildings doesn’t make any sense, and present some theories about what really happened. We talked a bit about the crux of the problem, where we go from here, and the questions we need to ask.
Find out more about their work and the talking tour at ReThink911.ca.
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I believe in theatre. It is not just 3D television, nor is it a book being read to you. It is it’s own medium, unique and powerful. Caleb Marshall, Director and Co-Producer of the new production of RED, joined me to talk about the challenges of a bi-located play (produced, practiced and performed in Fredericton and Saint John), a play with only two actors (and lots of words), and a play set within the world of abstract painting.
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Track Listing:
1.) Glory Glory – Indigo Sun
2.) Interview with Glory Glory
3.) Glory Glory – Take My Time
4.) Jessie Brown & the Black Divine – Deep Down Below
5.) Nap Eyes – The Night of the First Show
6.) Walrus – Bulash
7.) Carleton Stone – Draws Blood
8.) Interview with Carleton Stone
9.) Carleton Stone – Like A Knife
10.) The Belle Comedians – Rosy
11.) The Olympic Symphonium – Sacred Son
12.) Rock Ranger – Singalong
On Monday March 31 The Morning Madness Show will have a two hour special starting at 8am! The first hour will be with the finalists from I Am The Voice Fredericton. The second hour will be with comedian Trevor Muxworthy talking about the Fredericton United Comedy Collective! Between these two shows we have an exclusive interview with Duncan McSporran, from FASSCI discussing the 2015 Canada East short track speed skating championships coming to Freddy. Don’t Miss our two hour special!
-EL
It doesn’t get more diverse than today’s combination of guests! First up, Marianne Glover from the Tay Creek Folk Festival dropped by to tell us about their upcoming fundraiser for the Festival, as well as shared some of this history of the event and some of the performers coming at this summer’s edition.
The fundraiser is called Synergies and Energies, and will be at the Wilser’s Room this coming Friday night at 8pm.
In the second half, local scientist Christine Leblanc came to talk about an upcoming presentation and discussion called ReThink911. We talk about the apparent failure of scientific inquiry into the falling of the three towers of the World Trade Centre on that traumatic day of 9/11, as well as the need to make sure that credible, independent science is demonstrated when investigating significant incidents.
The upcoming talk at the Wu Centre will feature Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth. That talk is on Friday, March 28 at 7pm.
If you are a student and wish to get a $5 coupon to reduce the door charge, please drop by CHSR between 10am and 5pm.
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Saint John, New Brunswick’s Elephant Skeletons‘ new EP Zazzerzaz Vol II is self described as sounding “like a crew of gypsy rockers threw a disco dance marathon” by the man behind the project Clifford J. Doucette. As a musician in psychedelic power folk band Wet Grow Light, Elephant Skeletons took some of that gypsy/world sound and added it into their electronic dance beats creating a driving energy that is incredibly interesting to listen to and keeps your body moving at all times. Mix some ethnic vibes with minimal industrial and some early Daft Punk and that is exactly the enigmatic sound Elephant Skeletons delivers. They are the future of East Coast electronic music.
Listen to Zazzerzaz Vol II here: http://elephantskeletons.bandcamp.com/
Track choices: Let’s Begin!, Cassette Please, IronLion
Infinite in variety, it has been said there is a kind of beer for every individual, for every taste. On the first half of today’s STU Lunchbox, Conrad Palmer investigates the world of the sudsy drink.
A last-minute cancellation meant a missing space to fill, so the normally silent-engineer-in-the-room, class teacher Mark Tunney joins a few of his students in reminiscing on the STU Lunchbox season so far, and plays a few of the interviews and other clips that didn’t make it on the original show.
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Track Listing:
1.) Betty Time – Sorry Not Sorry
2.) Keegan Dobbelsteyn – Come Spring
3.) Dark for Dark – Around
4.) Giana Lauren – Trouble
5.) The Olympic Symphonium – Jasper
6.) Ryan Hillier – Midnight Revelation
7.) Josh Sangster – Human Condition
8.) Scott Nicks – Gat Do
9.) Green & Gold – Night Rainbows
10.) Walrus – Bulash
11.) Carleton Stone & Molly Thomason – Never Felt A Thing
12.) Mo Kenney – Fakin’ It
13.) Meaghan Blanchard – Cryin’ In Harmony
14.) Elephant Skeletons – Lips
Here is our show from March 24 2014! take a listen:)
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On the show this week:
CQ: Have we lost the traditions, environments and social structures which used to give rise to “common sense”, or are they just in flux?
Full list of 30 articles after the jump!
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Read all about our fundraising efforts and the changes coming to CHSR on theaquinian.net
Please make sure to vote for your favourite shows and hosts in the 2013-2014 Barry Awards! Three of the awards will be determined by popular vote, there are five that will be judged by our panel. Stay tuned for the results!
The world is a complicated place. Perhaps it has always been so, and individuals have always had to choose the compromises and integrations of the pressures of society, family, and your own sense of being. We think of ourselves perhaps in an enlightened age, but that only means that we can discuss these conflicts more openly. That is a great progress, but we still have work to do.
One of the conflicts that many people face are their personal feelings, morals and beliefs with that of a spiritual belief and collective faith. John Staples faced that a decade ago in his own life, and that drove him to find a reconciliation. He’s still learning, but a recent story of a student forced to either leave his church or volunteer with the LGBTQ community brought it all to the forefront.
John is now the president of Spectrum at STU and UNB, and is hosting an event, “The Cross and the Closet”, to start a dialogue, discuss what he’s discovered, and share in spreading compassion, understanding and growth. He dropped by the Lunchbox to talk about where this came from, and some of the issues surrounding his life.
The Cross & The Closet is happening at 7:00pm on March 21 at Brian Mulroney Hall, room 101.
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Playlist:
Bella Clava – I’m Sick
Verse The Sun – Contagion
COOL – White
The Pack AD – Rocket (coming to The Capital Complex next week!)
Bloody Diamonds – Bright Lights Darling (Coming to town at the end of April!)
Double Fuzz – Big City Lights
Audrey and the Agents – Saboteur
Careers In Science – Cowards
Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was Kill The Sound – Wake Me Up
HighKicks – Money
Mos Generator – Solar Angels
Toy Called God – Skin Coat
ChronGoblin – Lonely Prey
Go vote for Hi, I’m Fred over at chsrfm.ca/barryawards … And I guess, Run For Your Life. Also, my name is Matt, if I’m your favourite host.
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Track Listing:
1.) Fredericton Music scene Week Wrap-Up
2.) Old Man Luedecke – Time Alone
3.) Thom Swift – Sweet Thing
4.) Kieran Smyth – Streetlights
5.) Neil Conway – Beautiful Vegan Girl
6.) Kim Wempe – Restless Soul
7.) David R. Elliott – Foolish Lips
8.) The Belle Comedians – Rosy
9.) In-Flight Safety – Destroy
10.) Paper Lions – My Friend (Whaleskin Remix)
11.) Redwood Fields – Accidentals
12.) Andy Brown – Tin Man
13.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
14.) Banokkburn – Empty Room
15.) Kickin’ Krotch – Fearless
Listen in to hear what happened this week in the Fredericton music scene.
Shows:
FRIDAY Mike Biggar/Peter Hicks @ The Cellar
Gypsophilia @ The Capital
Forty Fingers @ Dolan’s
SATURDAY Sexghost/Mike Trask and the Precious Memories/Adam Mowery @The Capital
Hard Charger/Reveen/Homeless/Pick Pocket/Panzy/Goiter/Horsefucker/Cable Crusher @Odell Park
Forty Fingers @ Dolan’s
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