In this episode we review “Red 2” and the first episode of “Orange is the New Black”. We also give mini reviews for “By the Will of Ghengis Kahn”, :Detropia”, and “Ideocracy”.
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In this episode we review “Pacific Rim” for half the show because it’s that good. We also give mini reviews for “Under the Dome” “Rollerball” and “Mothra”.
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In this episode we review “Despicable Me 2” and “The Burrowers”. plus a mini review of “Shark Night” and our top 10 movies of the year so far.
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Track Listing:
1.) RT Music Production – Hands Of God
2.) The Caravan – The Groove
3.) Repartee – I Would Die Before You
4.) Rebekah Higgs – Shoop
5.) Long Distance Runners – Sally Ann
6.) Jenn Grant – I Want You Back
7.) Interview With Trevor Murphy of Quiet Parade
8.) Quiet Parade – Edge Of The Ocean
This month we are shining a spotlight on Ovarian Cancer Canada and their annual Walk of Hope.
The mission of Ovarian Cancer Canada is to overcome ovarian cancer, providing leadership by:
Corinne Boyer succumbed to ovarian cancer at 57 years old and in 1997, Corinne’s husband, Patrick Boyer created the Corinne Boyer Fund to advance ovarian cancer research and to raise awareness of the disease in Canada.
In 1999, the name was changed to National Ovarian Cancer Association (NOCA). The Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Canada was founded in 1998, and in 1999 the Corinne Boyer Chair in Ovarian Cancer Research was established and co-funded with the University of Ottawa, which was later renamed to Ovarian Cancer Canada. In 2007 Ovarian Cancer Canada and the National Ovarian Cancer Association joined together to create the organization that is existence today.
The Fredericton Walk of Hope for Ovarian Cancer Canada began in 2009 with the leadership of Nicole MacFarlane. She was motivated to create spread awareness of Ovarian Cancer in the Fredericton region after her grandmother, Mary Corey, lost her battle with Ovarian Cancer.
3) What is it about Fredericton and the surrounding area that makes your mission so important?The people of Fredericton and the surrounding area makes the mission to spread information and knowledge about Ovarian Cancer so important. Ovarian cancer is a silent cancer and there is no screening test to detect it. The symptoms are varied, vague, and easy to miss. The mission is to inform women of the risks, symptoms, and treatment of ovarian cancer because when ovarian cancer is detected early there is a 90% survival
rate.
4) Do you have any big events coming up?On September.7, 2013 the Walk for Hope is happening. The kickoff is at 9:30 AM in Officer’s Square, and will include a warm up, registration, and then the Walk. This is the main fundraiser and awareness campaign for Ovarian Cancer Canada.
I would like to see the Walk of Hope grow in the number of participants
and volunteers for next year’s walk.
You can get involved or find out more information by visiting their Facebook Page.
This month’s show of the month is The Velvet Lounger with Jaclyn Reinhart:
I have always been told I have a radio voice, I love music and I’m funny so it seemed like a good fit. I worked in radio as an account manager and love the vibe of a radio station.
I am a musician and a social networking butterfly. I am very outgoing, loud, put my foot in my mouth often, flitry, chubby cute and love life and I take chances because I believe we should only ever regret what we were too afraid to do.
Grace Potter
Tim Rayne roped me in 🙂 Also the staff at the station are so helpful and welcoming I really enjoy it.
I think it could be syndicated around the east coast and who knows maybe I’ll make it a talk show some day and feature live acts.
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*Due to our website technical difficulties in August, The Velvet Lounge will be the featured show of the month for September too.
Brad Schofield and Bondo had the chance to speak with Trevor Murphy of Quiet Parade about the new album, working with Daniel Ledwell, and their upcoming show at The Capital on August 17, 2013.
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In the first half of the show, Cedric and I discuss the awareness of the band members as distinct parts of a band (and other things).
In the second half, the interview I recorded with Jon Quinn of the Fredericton Gaming Expo (FGX). Continue reading
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Track Listing:
1.) Sissy & The Hobos – Home On The Hill
2.) Oh No, Theodore! – Cannibals
3.) Construction & Destruction – Cato
4.) The Danks – Who Is You?
5.) Idlers – Can’t Stop
6.) Redwood Fields – Jacqueline
7.) Chris Picco – The Beach
8.) Two Hours Traffic – Magic
9.) Joshua Van Tassel – The Sharpest Corner
10.) Jaclyn Reinhart – One Day
11.) April Wine (Jaguar Knight Edit) – Tonight Is A Wonderful Night
12.) Foxwitches – Vessel/Old Fred
13.) The Stogies – What’s For Dinner Jack?
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This week we have a brief rundown of the E! channel’s Total Divas from this past Sunday and Monday night’s Raw; a quick mention of Randy Orton’s attack in South Africa; our ideas of matches to be set for Summerslam; TNA’s continued craziness and a new hashtag debut; and very briefly cover some UFC.
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Track Listing:
1.) Owen Dacombe Steel – Time Machine Blues
2.) Acres and Acres – Gone
3.) The Backyard Devils – Old Train
4.) Zac Crouse – Oh My Soul
5.) Molly Thomason – Heroes
6.) The Fourth Well – Summer Time
7.) Jayde Hunter – Catch Me If You Can
8.) Old Blood – Arrows
9.) Bloody Diamonds – Monsters
10.) Verse The Sun – Nothing Left
11.) RocketRocketShip – Here’s To Us
12.) The Burning Hell – Amateur Rappers
13.) This Ship – Typical Speakers
Not every episode of the Lunchbox is an interview with a community member, artist, musician, or newsmaker (although many are!) and they can’t all be filled with the events in your community happening on that day or the next (although we mention as many as we can!).
Sometimes, you have to follow the conversation where it goes, to seek meaning in a moment’s inspiration off of a random comment. That’s what today’s show is: a moment of reflection, looking at everything from our (subjective) perceptions of times (of minutes, and hours, and weeks, and months, and years) to the definition of our times and what we see of the world. Join Cedric and I on this journey today, and see if any of us end up where we thought we were going to go..
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CHSR Mini Review: Redwood Fields – Accidentals
Listen as you read. 😉 http://redwoodfields.bandcamp.com/
The first time I heard the Redwood Fields was with my wife Nathalie when we were listening to music online for our CHSR music show East Coast Stream. Nathalie immediately picked them as her favourite East Coast band. It made sense, at least to me, why this band would be her favourite. She loves British music. While the Redwood Fields’ are not British, there are elements of British anthem rock, new wave, and shoegaze throughout the poppy immediacy of their songs. Cedric Noel opens the album with the line “Welcome to this back ass town, with all this shit all around…we are all looking for a way out.” For me this line exemplifies the creative renaissance occurring in the Fredericton music scene. There is an empowerment and confidence in the songwriting of the local bands; the assurance that ‘we’ are not alone and ‘we’ can use rural-trapment for creative impetus in rising above and beyond regional expectations. The Redwood Fields, with their excellent debut album Accidentals, have proven to be an essential contributor in Fredericton’s prominent music scene.
Cedric Noel’s guitar sound provides the melody and Heather Ogilvie’s basslines supply the catchy hooks while Bruce Duval energetically pounds relentlessly on the drums and Brendan MaGee’s synth/keys generates a warm electronic blanket of sound. Each instrument compliments the other, causing the listener to bounce from one player to the next, generating climatic walls built on thick layers of texture that truly stimulate the imagination within the accessible pop song framework. Cedric’s voice is distinct and powerful and his range has significantly increased since the bands first two song EP release. Heather Ogilvie’s voice has been noticeably raised in the mix and she really shines – the highlight, for me, is when Cedric and Heather harmonize – it’s simply beautiful.
Cedric Noel wrote six out of the eight tracks while Brendan MaGee wrote two; Sappy and Neurasthenia. Cedric and Brendan both compose strong pop melodies and they can write complimentary lyrics that reflect on fate, hope and love loss, that fit these epic musical arrangements. Redwood Fields have made a record that is inspiring, addictive, and at times whimsical. Accidentals showcases the Redwood Fields as possibly one of the Nations best indie pop acts and with this album they should soar. Play it loud, play it often.
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This week I played some Jerry Lee Lewis, Fleetwood Mac, Talking Heads, Evaporators, Bones Malones and many more!!
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This week on the skull-kickingest podcast around, we welcome back to the Monster Cave writer, artist and art instructor Jim Zub! Jim is still pumping out his hit creator owned series ‘Skullkickers‘ from Image and has just begun writing the ‘Samurai Jack‘ comic for IDW which will see it’s first issue released this October. He joins us LIVE on the air to chat about all this and much more so, if you have a question for Jim Zub, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall or give us a call at 506-453-4949.
Where Monsters Dwell is brought to you by Strange Adventures and Club Fred Grafx.
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Listen to episode 256 now!
This week on the skull-kickingest podcast around, we welcome back to the Monster Cave writer, artist and art instructor Jim Zub! Jim is still pumping out his hit creator owned series ‘Skullkickers‘ from Image and has just begun writing the ‘Samurai Jack‘ comic for IDW which will see it’s first issue released this October. He joins us LIVE on the air to chat about all this and much more so, if you have a question for Jim Zub, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall or give us a call at 506-453-4949.
Where Monsters Dwell is brought to you by Strange Adventures and Club Fred Grafx.
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This week on L2J:
-Harley Quinn
-Painkiller Jane
-Marvel
-Icon
-What If
-San Diego CCI
-Weapon of God
-Kickstarter
-Forager
-Wool
-Mermaids
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Listen to Jimmy #74 now!
This week on L2J:
-Harley Quinn
-Painkiller Jane
-Marvel
-Icon
-What If
-San Diego CCI
-Weapon of God
-Kickstarter
-Forager
-Wool
-Mermaids
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Track Listing:
1.) The Mouthbreathers – Standards
2.) Gavin Simms and The Garrison Hill Band – Reading The Stream
3.) Old Man Luedecke – Kingdom Come
4.) Josh Bravener – Dark Is The Night
5.) Brydon Crain – The Confessions Of Hyena Hank
6.) The Heavy Blinkers – Someone Died Today At The Ice Capades
7.) Lisa LeBlanc – Cerveau Ramoli
8.) Adam Washburn – The Better Part
9.) David Myles ft. Classified – So Blind
10.) Matt Mays – Ain’t That The Truth
11.) She Roars – European Influences (On Western Culture)
12.) AA Wallace – Feels Too Real
13.) Scientists Of Sound – Train REC
Track Listing:
1.) Maximum RNR – Ire Of The Ram – The Prequil
2.) Maximum RNR – Trainwreck
3.) Cunter – Stay Hungry
4.) Cunter – The Blue And White
5.) Goofetroope – 2Hot
6.) Inverview With Kyle Dawe of The Sole Pursuit
7.) The Sole Pursuit – Sedan
8.) Michelle McDorey – Leave The Main Road
9.) Wayfarer – Way Of The Road
10.) The Paint Movement – Fortune’s Window
11.) Stuck on Planet Earth – Better
12.) The Paper Kites – Leopold Street
13.) Savoir Adore – Dreamers
14.) Redwood Fields – Accidentals
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The Epic travel through time! In a forward direction and at the same rate as normal time. For about 28 minutes.
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
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Track Listing:
1.) Maiden Names – Get Yer Gun
2.) The Motorleague – Burned In Effigy
3.) Bruised Orange – She’s Gone Long Gone
4.) Willie Stratton – November
5.) Quiet Parade – Ghosts
6.) Gianna Lauren – Ghosts
7.) Ben Caplan and the Casual Smokers – Bang To Break The Drum
8.) Two Hours Traffic – Meaning Of Love
9.) Rich Aucoin – Brian Wilson is A.L.I.V.E.
10.) Repartee – Hello Hello Hello
11.) Kyle Mischiek – Somethin’ About Summertime
12.) Lovestorm – Beauty
13.) Death Ray Salad – Success
14.) TWRP – No Pants Dance
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New Brunswick is lucky to be surrounded and filled with great lakes, rivers and ocean sides where many people enjoy getting out in boats, swimming or water-skiing. But part of having fun is being safe, because while it can be a bit awkward to wear a life jacket or personal floatation device (PFD) the first time, it’s more tragic to lose someone in an accident.
Emily, Danielle and Danika dropped by to tell us about the PFD Loan Program, a joint program between The Red Cross and Transport Canada aimed at promoting water safety by letting people borrow a safety device for their activities. We also talk about water safety in general (including the 1-10-1 rule), the difference between a life jacket and a PFD, and programs to teach kids about getting used to water safety.
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