Episode 247 with Dennis Hopeless

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Listen to episode 247 now!

This week on the only LIVE comics radio program that’s not afraid to step in the ring with the big boys, we welcome writer Dennis Hopeless to the Monster Cave.

Of course you know Dennis’ work from Marvel’s Avengers Arena and Legion of Monsters. He also has some webcomics that will be available soon in the form of Lakerats with Skottie Young and Meatshakes with Chris Grine.

If you have a question for Dennis Hopeless, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall or give us a call at 506-453-4949.

We will also be giving you our rundown of all the shenanigans that went down at the first ever East Coast Comic Expo last weekend as well as letting you know where you can go to listen to the audio and possibly view some video of the great creator panels that went on with the likes of Andy Belanger, Becky Cloonan, Troy little, Brenda Hickey, Nick Bradshaw and Ramon Perez.

We also have a great guest on the back end of the program this week in the form of local film maker Travis Grant who stops by to tell us about his current project ‘Vengeance Remains’. What is it? How can you help get it made? Tune in to find out!

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Episode 247 with Dennis Hopeless

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Listen to episode 247 now!

This week on the only LIVE comics radio program that’s not afraid to step in the ring with the big boys, we welcome writer Dennis Hopeless to the Monster Cave.

Of course you know Dennis’ work from Marvel’s Avengers Arena and Legion of Monsters. He also has some webcomics that will be available soon in the form of Lakerats with Skottie Young and Meatshakes with Chris Grine.

If you have a question for Dennis Hopeless, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall or give us a call at 506-453-4949.

We will also be giving you our rundown of all the shenanigans that went down at the first ever East Coast Comic Expo last weekend as well as letting you know where you can go to listen to the audio and possibly view some video of the great creator panels that went on with the likes of Andy Belanger, Becky Cloonan, Troy little, Brenda Hickey, Nick Bradshaw and Ramon Perez.

We also have a great guest on the back end of the program this week in the form of local film maker Travis Grant who stops by to tell us about his current project ‘Vengeance Remains’. What is it? How can you help get it made? Tune in to find out!

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

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Homemade Jams – May 21, 2013

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1.) The Kendra Gale Band – Those Eyes

2.) Morgan MacDonald – More Than Just The Stars

3.) Zac Crouse – Oh My Soul

4.) Thom Swift – Sweet Thing

5.) Ross Neilsen – Heartbreak Apart

6.) Garrett Mason & Keith Hallett – I Feel So Good

7.) Gianna Lauren – Anchor Down

8.) The Olympic Symphonium – Dead Man’s Inn (Live at the Empress Theatre)

9.) The Belle Comedians – Break + Enter

10.) Grand Theft Bus – Something Medicinal

11.) Grand Theft Bus – 365

 

 

Anything Goes – Episode 039

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AGTrack Listing:

1.) Stuck On Planet Earth – Better

2.) JJ Grey & Mofro – Harp And Drums

3.) Daniel Joseph AKA Sugarlips – Numb

4.) Youngblood Hawke – Stars (Hold On)

5.) Jon Gant & his Band – Sinking Ships

6.) Corinna Rose – So It Goes

7.) Ninety Pounds Of Ugly – Neither Here Nor There

8.) Ootheque – Lycanthrope

9.) Maylee Todd – Baby’s Got It

10.) Adaline – The noise

11.) Phonotactic – D&T

12.) Carvelli – Down (Radio Remix)

13.) Masters Of Love And Sound – Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing

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Harves Jazz And Blues 2013 Official Launch

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Walking into Dolan’s Pub this morning for the Harvest Jazz And Blues Official Launch I had to quickly remind myself that it wasn’t a Thursday night because the place was that packed. Looking around it was such a diverse group of people attending this event; everyone from suit and tie business men, elderly and children, media, and even the hipsters around the block. But what they all have in common is that we’re all music lovers, the exact same crowd the internationally recognized music festival attracts.

The morning began the with the world premiere of a short Harvest Jazz And Blues documentary made by emerging film maker John Pollack. It included great short commentary from both Harvest goers and musicians and is a great taste of what Harvest has to offer. You can watch the doc here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnmjaI8oVLA&feature=player_embedded

Ken Critchley, Festival Chair, spoke immediately after summing up pretty much what we were all thinking after watching Pollack’s film, “Where else would you rather be in September than Harvest.”

Premiere David Alward gave praise to the 1200 volunteers that have kept Harvest running for the past 22 years with the 23rd Harvest coming this fall. Alward also boasted that Harvest Jazz has a $7 million economic impact on the city!

Various festival sponsors spoke and gave their thanks with Labatt announcing that they’re re-branding The Budweiser Blues Tent to be The Alexander Keith’s Blues Tent because of it’s strong roots in The Maritimes.

Mayor Brad Woodside spoke on behalf of the city and said Harvest is the time of year to let your hair down and have fun. Listening to Mayor Woodside is always a treat, his love for this city is infectious.

Finally, Harvest’s Music Director Brent Staeben took the stage to announce this fall’s line-up. Some highlights will include long time friends Gordie Johnson and Warren Haynes performing an acoustic set, with Big Sugar and Gov’t Mule playing immediately after, all taking place the Friday night. David Migden and the Dirty Words are making their Harvest debut Thursday evening, and LEGENDARY bands Canned Heat and The Wailers will be rocking the stages Friday and Saturday respectively. The Revivalists from New Orleans are the band to look out for this year, while Harvest favourites from last year The Avett Brothers are making their return. After 20 years Holly Cole is finally coming back to Fredericton with Shivering Song’s stand out performer Royal Wood opening. My newest obsession JJ Grey & Mofro are playing The Blues Tent Wednesday evening too! But, the part I look forward to the most about Harvest is the Maritime Monster Jam that’s held every year. Garrett Mason, Keith Hallett and Ross Neilsen are being joined this year by Steve Strongman, MonkeyJunk and Charlie A’Court. Not to be missed!

Finally, I want to tip my hat to Harvest Jazz And Blues this year for all the East Coast bands they’re showcasing. This year Leeboy, Billie Dre & The Poor Boys, Coyote, In-Flight Safety, Ben Caplan, Hey Rosetta, SoHo Ghetto, and Rich Aucoin are just some of the local acts joining the Harvest roster.

Although dozens of shows were announced today there are still some more surprises to come. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, May 11th at 9am. If you’d like to see the entire schedule go to Harvest’s website www.harvestjazzandblues.com, and make sure to go to their Facebook page to keep up to date on news releases and music samples of the artist you can see this September 10th to 15th.

See you in September.

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Harvest Jazz And Blues 2013 Official Launch

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Walking into Dolan’s Pub this morning for the Harvest Jazz And Blues Official Launch I had to quickly remind myself that it wasn’t a Thursday night because the place was that packed. Looking around it was such a diverse group of people attending this event; everyone from suit and tie business men, elderly and children, media, and even the hipsters around the block. But what they all have in common is that we’re all music lovers, the exact same crowd the internationally recognized music festival attracts.

The morning began the with the world premiere of a short Harvest Jazz And Blues documentary made by emerging film maker John Pollack. It included great short commentary from both Harvest goers and musicians and is a great taste of what Harvest has to offer. You can watch the doc here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnmjaI8oVLA&feature=player_embedded

Ken Critchley, Festival Chair, spoke immediately after summing up pretty much what we were all thinking after watching Pollack’s film, “Where else would you rather be in September than Harvest.”

Premiere David Alward gave praise to the 1200 volunteers that have kept Harvest running for the past 22 years with the 23rd Harvest coming this fall. Alward also boasted that Harvest Jazz has a $7 million economic impact on the city!

Various festival sponsors spoke and gave their thanks with Labatt announcing that they’re re-branding The Budweiser Blues Tent to be The Alexander Keith’s Blues Tent because of it’s strong roots in The Maritimes.

Mayor Brad Woodside spoke on behalf of the city and said Harvest is the time of year to let your hair down and have fun. Listening to Mayor Woodside is always a treat, his love for this city is infectious.

Finally, Harvest’s Music Director Brent Staeben took the stage to announce this fall’s line-up. Some highlights will include long time friends Gordie Johnson and Warren Haynes performing an acoustic set, with Big Sugar and Gov’t Mule playing immediately after, all taking place the Friday night. David Migden and the Dirty Words are making their Harvest debut Thursday evening, and LEGENDARY bands Canned Heat and The Wailers will be rocking the stages Friday and Saturday respectively. The Revivalists from New Orleans are the band to look out for this year, while Harvest favourites from last year The Avett Brothers are making their return. After 20 years Holly Cole is finally coming back to Fredericton with Shivering Song’s stand out performer Royal Wood opening. My newest obsession JJ Grey & Mofro are playing The Blues Tent Wednesday evening too! But, the part I look forward to the most about Harvest is the Maritime Monster Jam that’s held every year. Garrett Mason, Keith Hallett and Ross Neilsen are being joined this year by Steve Strongman, MonkeyJunk and Charlie A’Court. Not to be missed!

Finally I want to tip my hat to Harvest Jazz And Blues this year for all the East Coast bands they’re showcasing. This year Leeboy, Billie Dre & The Poor Boys, Coyote, In-Flight Safety, Ben Caplan, Hey Rosetta, SoHo Ghetto, and Rich Aucoin are just some of the local acts joining the Harvest roster.

Although dozens of shows were announced today there are still some more surprises to come. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, May 11th at 9am. If you’d like to see the entire schedule go to Harvest’s website www.harvestjazzandblues.com, and make sure to go to their Facebook page to keep up to date on news releases and music samples of the artist you can see this September 10th to 15th.

See you in September.


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Harvest Jazz And Blues 2013 Official Launch

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Walking into Dolan’s Pub this morning for the Harvest Jazz And Blues Official Launch I had to quickly remind myself that it wasn’t a Thursday night because the place was that packed. Looking around it was such a diverse group of people attending this event; everyone from suit and tie business men, elderly and children, media, and even the hipsters around the block. But what they all have in common is that we’re all music lovers, the exact same crowd the internationally recognized music festival attracts.

The morning began the with the world premiere of a short Harvest Jazz And Blues documentary made by emerging film maker John Pollack. It included great short commentary from both Harvest goers and musicians and is a great taste of what Harvest has to offer. You can watch the doc here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnmjaI8oVLA&feature=player_embedded

Ken Critchley, Festival Chair, spoke immediately after summing up pretty much what we were all thinking after watching Pollack’s film, “Where else would you rather be in September than Harvest.”

JJ Grey & Mofro

Premiere David Alward gave praise to the 1200 volunteers that have kept Harvest running for the past 22 years with the 23rd Harvest coming this fall. Alward also boasted that Harvest Jazz has a $7 million economic impact on the city!

Various festival sponsors spoke and gave their thanks with Labatt announcing that they’re re-branding The Budweiser Blues Tent to be The Alexander Keith’s Blues Tent because of it’s strong roots in The Maritimes.

Mayor Brad Woodside spoke on behalf of the city and said Harvest is the time of year to let your hair down and have fun. Listening to Mayor Woodside is always a treat, his love for this city is infectious.

Finally, Harvest’s Music Director Brent Staeben took the stage to announce this fall’s line-up. Some highlights will includBig Sugare long time friends Gordie Johnson and Warren Haynes performing an acoustic set, with Big Sugar and Gov’t Mule playing immediately after, all taking place the Friday night. David Migden and the Dirty Words are making their Harvest debut Thursday evening, and LEGENDARY bands Canned Heat and The Wailers will be rocking the stages Friday and Saturday respectively. The Revivalists from New Orleans are the band to look out for this year, while Harvest favourites from last year The Avett Brothers are making their return. After 20 years Holly Cole is finally coming back to Fredericton with Shivering Song’s stand out performer Royal Wood opening. My newest obsession JJ Grey & Mofro are playing The Blues Tent Wednesday evening too! But, the part I look forward to the most about Harvest is the Maritime Monster Jam that’s held every year. Garrett Mason, Keith Hallett and Ross Neilsen are being joined this year by Steve Strongman, MonkeyJunk and Charlie A’Court. Not to be missed!

Finally I want to tip my hat to Harvest Jazz And Blues this yearfor all the East Coast bands they’re showcasing. This year Leeboy, Billie Dre & The Poor Boys, Coyote, In-Flight Safety, Ben Caplan, Hey Rosetta, SoHo Ghetto, and Rich Aucoin are just some of the local acts joining the Harvest roster.

Although dozens of shows were announced today there are still some more surprises to come. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, May 11th at 9am. If you’d like to see the entire schedule go to Harvest’s websitewww.harvestjazzandblues.com, and make sure to go to their Facebook page to keep up to date on news releases and music samples of the artist you can see this September 10th to 15th.

See you in September.

 

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(Epic) Episode 33: Mass Hysteria

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A look at some strange and interesting cases of mass hysteria through history and in modern times.

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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2013-05-18: “Eno and Oldfield”

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CFN 2013-05-18 coverartIt is time once again that we honour two of the founding fathers of CAFFEEN!, the ambitious creator of ambient music (Brian Eno), and the artist who introduced me to a whole different kind of music (Mike Oldfield). The legacy and influence of these two musicians is vast, and for giving me a chance to hear them both, I thank my mentor and lifelong friend, Ron.

Intermixed with a selection of Eno and Oldfield are other artists who I feel remind me of their works. And this episode diverges from the norm — if a norm can exist for this show — by also be slightly worded.

  • 2/1 by Brian Eno from the album Ambient 1: Music for Airports.
  • Silence by John Sobocan from the album Features Of Spheres.
  • Riverside by Brian Eno from the album The Shutov Assembly.
  • In the Care of Knowing by Time Being from the album A Dimension Reflected.
  • The Inner Child by Mike Oldfield from the album Tubular Bells III.
  • show by mind of a squid from the album wish.
  • The Work of Art in the Age of Cultural Overproduction by Tim Hecker from the album Haunt Me.
  • The Bell by Mike Oldfield from the album Tubular Bells II.
  • Out Of Mind by Mike Oldfield from the album Guitars.
  • Mirage by Mike Oldfield from the album QE2.
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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2013-05-18: “Eno and Oldfield”

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CFN 2013-05-18 coverartIt is time once again that we honour two of the founding fathers of CAFFEEN!, the ambitious creator of ambient music (Brian Eno), and the artist who introduced me to a whole different kind of music (Mike Oldfield). The legacy and influence of these two musicians is vast, and for giving me a chance to hear them both, I thank my mentor and lifelong friend, Ron.

Intermixed with a selection of Eno and Oldfield are other artists who I feel remind me of their works. And this episode diverges from the norm — if a norm can exist for this show — by also be slightly worded.

  • 2/1 by Brian Eno from the album Ambient 1: Music for Airports.
  • Silence by John Sobocan from the album Features Of Spheres.
  • Riverside by Brian Eno from the album The Shutov Assembly.
  • In the Care of Knowing by Time Being from the album A Dimension Reflected.
  • The Inner Child by Mike Oldfield from the album Tubular Bells III.
  • show by mind of a squid from the album wish.
  • The Work of Art in the Age of Cultural Overproduction by Tim Hecker from the album Haunt Me.
  • The Bell by Mike Oldfield from the album Tubular Bells II.
  • Out Of Mind by Mike Oldfield from the album Guitars.
  • Mirage by Mike Oldfield from the album QE2.
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The Velvet Lounge Episode 05

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Velvet Lounge – Episode 05

Who did I spin today?

Background music by Ben Landis 

“Need you More” Ross Neilsen
“Weatherman Pt. 2” Alert the Medic
“Theodore the Monster” Oh No, Theodore
“Remember” Andrew Hunter & the Gatherers
“June Night” Mike Biggar
“Take this City” The Royal Streets
“Too Late” Christine Campbell
“Territory” Two Hours Traffic
“Sleepwalk” In Dreams
“Turn off Time” David Myles

Be sure to connect with any of your favorite bands/artist by joining their fan pages or subscribing to their email lists etc.

www.facebook.com/velvetloungejr
www.twitter.com/velvetloungejr

EMAIL music submission requests to velvetloungejr@gmail.com

Feel free to check out my www.jaclynreinhartmusic.com that is home to my blog various things Jaclyn!

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RFYL Episode: Classic

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 HighKicks – Money
Rockyard – Smash
The Pack AD – Seasick
TRUCKER DIABL0 – Not So Superstar
Hawkai – The Machine
GRIFTER – Good Day For Bad News
The Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was “Wolves” by EYES OF VERONA!
The Brains – The Damned
Rezurex – Dance of the Dead
ChronGoblin – Why You Gotta Stare?
Blackbyrd – Fall From Grace
Fit For Rivals – Reason
Diablo Blvd. – Black Heart Bleed
The Creepshow – The Garden

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Featured Non-Profit of the Month – Fredericton Food Bank

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FoodBank1) Can you tell us about the mission of your organization?

The Fredericton Community Food Center has evolved from a food bank providing emergency food and clothing to an organization providing emergency food and clothing as well as offering different programs to promote self-sufficiency. With our new location we have the space to utilize so we’re constantly changing and evolving.

2) What got you/your organization started on your mission?

The food bank started when members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church saw that there was a need for someone to provide free clothing to those in need. It then progressed to food and clothing and then to more programs, such as school supplies, Christmas hampers, Christmas gifts for kids, tax filing etc. I started as a volunteer 17 years ago which then segued into working with the furniture program and then into my primary position which is client relations. I think it’s very important to make sure that anyone and everyone who comes to us for help is treated as an important individual. We try very hard to not treat anyone as a number or a statistic.

3) What is it about Fredericton and the surrounding area that makes your mission so important?

There’s a need in the city to provide food and food security to those who are on a low or fixed income. The rents in the city are disproportionately high and combined with the prices for necessities like power and phone there’s very little left for those on income assistance or working for minimum wage or getting employment insurance. Although many of our clients are on assistance, the second highest percentage of people using the food bank services are employed. They simply can’t make ends meet on minimum wage.

4) Do you have any big events coming up?

We almost constantly have things on the go, food drives and promotions, new projects and the like. We are just about finished renovations on our kitchen so we can provide a teaching kitchen for those who can benefit from learning basic cooking skills. We have gardening opportunities to provide produce for our food hampers. There’s a lot going on. Coming up in September, in accordance with Family Farm Day (September 15th) we’ll be having tours and activities as well.

5) What do you hope to see for your organization in the coming year?

We hope to have more opportunities to engage our clients, to keep them involved and to help them establish more self sufficiency. We hope to have the kitchen be available if a group wants to make their own jams or bottle vegetables in a commercial grade facility (thus allowing for reselling), we hope to open up the garden space and greenhouses as part of the community garden projects. We’d like to be able to offer budgeting seminars and the like as well. It’s a constant and ongoing look at what is needed and what we can provide.

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Against The Mat – May 15th, 2013

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We are back this week to talk about Dolph Ziggler’s concussion and the repercussion it has on this Sunday’s Extreme Rules PPV; how The Shield is now in contention for 2 titles; a quick run down of our predictions for Extreme Rules; and quite a bit more.

We also had Alex Greenfield, a former WWE Head Writer, on the line to talk about his time in WWE.

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Homemade Jams – May 15, 2013 with The Creaks!

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The CreaksToday’s Homemade Jams had Fredericton band The Creaks live in studio talking about their new EP “Technical Difficulties” which is being released Saturday May 18, 2013 at The Capital! Plus they brought along their track “Run Run Run” and gave CHSR the exclusive first play!

Track Listing:

1.) The Creaks – Young Love

2.) The Creaks – Run Run Run

3.) The Stogies – Skeleton Crew

4.) Burning Coast – Split Ends

5.) Verse The Sun – Nothing Left

6.) Floodland – Low

7.) Gloryhound – Electric Dusk

8.) Brothers – Black & White

9.) Coyote – Fossils

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Anything Goes – Episode 38

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1.) Maylee Todd – Pinball Number Count

2.) Dear Rouge – Say Something

3.) Elos Arma – Hands Here

4.) Sue Newberry & The Law – Gold

5.) Oldfolks Home – Out The Seams Pt. 1

6.) Young Benjamens – Out There (In The Wild)

7.) Mama Rosin – Bye Bye Birdie Black

8.) Kopecky Family Band – Wandering Eyes

9.) JJ Grey & Mofro – Write A Letter

10.) Pepper The Crow – Summer Breeze

11.) The Tontos – Modern Life

12.) A Volatile Mixture – Bus Station Blues (Dr. Teeth Version)

13.) No Joy – Wrack Attack

14.) Savages – I Am Here

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Episode 246 with Mark Waid

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This week on the most swashbuckling LIVE comics radio show, we welcome Mark Waid back into the Monster Cave. Since we last chatted with Mark he has turned Daredevil back into an entertaining book, brought The Indestructible Hulk into the Marvel Now!, released the first issue of his new Dynamite book ‘The Green Hornet’ and he’s just been announced as the writer for IDW’s team up of the Rocketeer and The Spirit. We’ll be chatting with Mark about all this and much, much more so as always, if you have a question for Mark Waid, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall.

This is also our last show before we head out to the East Coast Comic Expo which is being held in our neighbouring city of Moncton, New Brunswick. If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, there is still time. It’s the very first year for this new con but it has some great guests lined up. Click here to check it out!

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Episode 246 with Mark Waid

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Listen to episode 246 now!

This week on the most swashbuckling LIVE comics radio show, we welcome Mark Waid back into the Monster Cave. Since we last chatted with Mark he has turned Daredevil back into an entertaining book, brought The Indestructible Hulk into the Marvel Now!, released the first issue of his new Dynamite book ‘The Green Hornet’ and he’s just been announced as the writer for IDW’s team up of the Rocketeer and The Spirit. We’ll be chatting with Mark about all this and much, much more so as always, if you have a question for Mark Waid, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall.

This is also our last show before we head out to the East Coast Comic Expo which is being held in our neighbouring city of Moncton, New Brunswick. If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, there is still time. It’s the very first year for this new con but it has some great guests lined up. Click here to check it out!

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

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Homemade Jams – May 14, 2013

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Zac CrouseTrack Listing

1.) Jowsaf Ross – Slanty Olympics

2.) Zac Crouse – Oh My Soul

3.) Tonella – Tell Tale Lie

4.) Gabrielle Papillon – Moonless Night

5.) Jared Klok – A Little Bit Broke

6.) Motherhood – Youngest Fool

7.) Repartee – Masterpiece

8.) This Ship – Memory

9.) Olympic Symphonium – State Of The Union Address

10.) The Kendra Gale Band – Those Eyes

11.) The Waking Night – Change

12.) Joshua Van Tassel – Sentimental Health

13.) Mo Kenney – Deja Vu

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ParaPhrasing – New Brunswick’s Haunted Folklore

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prof-logo-blackIn this episode of ParaPhrasing we discuss New Brunswick’s haunted folklore! Including Bathurst’s phantom ships in Baie des Chaleurs, Fredericton’s Christ Church Cathedral, The Dungarvon Whooper, Lake Utopia’s “Old Ned”, plus many more stories! Did we miss YOUR favourte tale? Let us know! @PROF_Fredericton on Twitter, info@paranormal-researchers.com.

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