Beaverbrook Art Gallery: Tour and Exhibitions

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beaverbrook-art-gallery070326I was never much of an “art connoisseur”, despite my growing respect and admiration for the visual arts. This week, however, I decided to take it upon myself to get a little more educated. On Thursday, I had made my way back downtown to Beaverbrook Art Gallery, where I had the chance to meet with Terry Graff, the curator of the gallery. I arrived quite a bit early because of my drive, so I took a walk through the gallery beforehand. Having never been inside the gallery, it was quite an experience. Beautiful pieces of artwork in each exhibition, coupled with antique furniture, tapestries, and dishes (along with some paintings from children aged 10 and 11 downstairs).

When I met up with Terry, we first discussed the Masterworks exhibition. The exhibition, on tour with 75 of the favourite pieces of Beaverbrook’s collection, is a North American tour over the span of 3 years, currently residing in Palm Beach, Florida’s Society of the Four Arts until March 30th. Terry said that it was a long, complex project, and it was especially a struggle moving Salvador Dali’s piece, Santiago El Grande, as it barely fits on the moving truck. This is only the second time the piece has left the gallery in 50 years.  Terry’s plan was to share the collection with the rest of North America, and after doing extensive research on Beaverbrook himself (and his motivations for beginning the gallery), the result was the Masterworks book and the tour.

dali_santiago-el-grandeFollowing the Masterworks discussion, we spoke of one of the popular exhibitions that is currently in the Gallery. The Fabric of Her Life, stunning fabric art by Charlotte Glencross, was an absolutely amazing exhibition to see. Charlotte was a large part of the art community in Fredericton, and her death was terribly sad for many.  She was very well liked and known; however, very few people knew of the artwork that she, herself, was producing. Upon her death, her family offered to give many of the pieces to Beaverbrook Art Gallery, where they are currently paying tribute to her life – even recreating her workspace with the combination of her loom (used for weaving) brought into the gallery, featuring stunning textile work of linen, cotton, and wool.

The other exhibitions currently part of the program include Art Treasures of New Brunswick and Dreams of Order at the Edge of Chaos: Contemporary Geometric Abstraction.

When asked to define the current program, Terry said that the three words he would use to describe it were “collaboration, community, and collection”. His excitement about the current exhibitions and the Masterworks tour was beautiful, and speaking with him was an adventure in itself. Walking through the gallery with him and discussing some of the pieces is an experience I will never forget, and I hope to cover more of Beaverbrook Art Gallery’s programs in the future.

RFYL Episode: OUT OF CONTEXT!

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Episode: Out Of Context

Playlist:

Wired Desire – No One Sleeps
Mad Sin Official – Kicked Down Low, Get Back Up
A Primitive Evolution – Show Me
The Pack AD – Take
the black frame spectacle – Use Your Claws

March Into Paris – Inside My Heart
 Die So Fluid – Sound In Colour
Audrey and the Agents – Saboteur
Alexx Calise – Get Used To It
Blaine the Mono – Missing
 The Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was “Friends With A Superhero” by Malaya!
SPINNERETTE – Valium Knights
The Peacocks – Nothing Left To Sing
Verse The Sun – Fire Run

Also, as an added thing, why not..

Next Friday, RFYL will be a Duck and Cover episode – UNLESS – I receive six requests! If I do receive six (or more), the show will be live as usual leading up to Fund Drive. (more on that later)

So, send in your requests to RunForYourLifeCHSR@gmail.com – and no, requesting six songs doesn’t count. Six different people, six different songs. Share the hell out of this message so we can see what happens!

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Homemade Jams for March 1, 2013 on CHSR 97.9FM Fredericton

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HomemadeJamsHappy Friday! Today we have 2 new Maritime CD’s making their debut on CHSR, Sackville New Brunswick’s Shotgun Jimmie and Halifax’s Quiet Parade. Plus once again I have my trusty sidekick Nolan co-hosting with me.

Track Listing:

1.) Shotgun Jimmie – Everything Everything

2.) Adam Mowery – The Black Path

3.) Matt Mays – Queen Of Portland Street

4.) John Jerome And The Congregation – Great Claims Of Grandure

5.) English Words – Bumblebees

6.) Long Distance Runners – Nothing But Your Love

7.) Seventh Stone – What It Is

8.) Quiet Parade – Edge Of The Ocean

9.) Lead Mule – Third Degree

10.) Dave Gunning – These Hands

11.) Les Hay Babies – Obsedee

12.) Breagh MacKinnon – Secret

13.) Perpetual Detour – Pushing Daisies

14.) Gypsophilia – Goncourt

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Homemade Jams for February 28, 2013 on CHSR 97.9FM

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HomemadeJamsDue to the icy weather today’s Homemade Jams is a prerecorded show, but as a treat I play some bands that I haven’t spun often enough. And, I have a quiet co-host too. Enjoy!

Track Listing:

1.) Armada Drive – Ballroom Blitz

2.) Yellowteeth – Without A Groan

3.) The Stogies – What’s For Dinner, Jack?

4.) The Winter Coats – My Cowboy & Me

5.) Rebekah Higgs – Little Voice

6.) Ria Mae – Between The Bad

7.) Ben Caplan – Down To The River

8.) Jenn Grant – The Fighter

9.) Charlie A’Court – Up There I Can Fly

10.) Brothers – Don’t Feed The Beast

11.) Milks & Rectangles – Heart’s The Target

12.) North Lakes – Grab Me By The Lapel

13.) Kestrels – There All The Time Without You

14.) Black City Avenger – The 25th Hour

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CHSR Mini Review – Forward Music Group Sampler 2013

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CHSR Mini-Review – Forward Music Group Music Sampler 2013

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 The Forward Music Group label has released some of the ‘best of the best’ East Coast music since 2006. The Olympic Symphonium, Snail House, Gypsophilia, Gianna Lauren, and Paper Beat Scissors are some of the acts on Forward Music Group’s roster. The impressive line-up presents a diverse range of musical styles and genres while remaining true to the labels definable sound that happens to celebrate regional identity. The jazzy theatricality and high energy of Gyposphilia somehow manages to fit nicely with Snail House’s Michael Feuerstack minimalist folk-rock. Gianna Lauren’s angelic vocals is soothing, while being subversively playful in a devilishly self-reflexive tone. Paper Beat Scissors warm, albeit short, folk chamber pop number does not feel out of place when juxtaposed against the traditional stylings of Alan Jeffries regional flair. The stand out track for me is the Olympic Symphnonium track State of the Union Address which has been remixed (reinterpreted) by an unknown hip hop act – it is staggeringly brilliant. If this is an accurate indication of what to expect from the Forward Music Group in 2013, music fans are in for a hell of run of releases. The artists on the label manage a subtle regional identity in their music while providing an individuality that is each their own. Have a listen.

Forward Music Group Sampler 2013 Mini Review with The Olympic Symphonium, Alan Jeffries, Paper Beat Scissors,Gypsophilia, Michael Feuerstack, and Gianna Lauren. http://forwardmusic.bandcamp.com/album/forward-music-2013-sampler

Tim Rayne

 

Homemade Jams – February 27, 2013 on CHSR 97.9FM Fredericton

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HomemadeJamsToday’s Homemade Jams is something special, it’s all Fredericton all hour. Only on CHSR 97.9FM can you find an entire hour of only Fredericton bands and musicians. It’s our gift to you. Enjoy.

Track Listing:

1.) Grand Theft Bus – Something Medicinal

2.) Maiden Names – White As Milk

3.) In Dreams – Lie To Me

4.) Sean One – Coffee Beans

5.) Brothers – Black & White

6.) Oh No, Theodore! – Senescence Song

7.) The Belle Comedians – Break + Enter

8.) Motherhood – ABE

9.) Pastel Skeleton – Heat Exhaustion

10.) Margo Margo – Colorado

11.) Genre – Wanted From You

12.) Jaclyn Reinhart – I Know A Girl

13.) Hero’s Last Rite – The Hell You’re In For

Episode 235 with Conor McCreery

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Listen to episode 235 now!

This week on the bardiest LIVE comics radio program upon-Avon, we welcome co-author of Kill Shakespeare and the recently released first issue of Kill Shakespeare: The Tide of Blood, Conor McCreery to the Monster Cave. We will be chatting with Conor about his new book and quite possibly taking part in the usual shenanigans that take place when we have him on the program. If you have a question for Conor, feel free to post it on our Facebook wall or give us a call at 506-453-4949.

As an added bonus, we’ll have DeWayne Feenstra on at the top of the show. DeWayne is a fellow podcaster and comic creator who has a new Kickstarter campaign under way to fund his golden age inspired comic “The Adventures of Aero-Girl“. He will join us to give us the skinny on that and how YOU can help get it printed.

Also; ‘Shit Comics Reviewers Say’; Last week we picked up Nova #1 from Strange Adventures.

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STU Lunchbox: Unemployment in Generation Y & Changing Fitness Models

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STU LogoSTU Journalism Students take to the air again! The first half-hour is led by Cerise Letson (formerly of CHSR’s Insert Quarter), and is dedicated to examining how Generation Y is dealing with (un)employment — both the perception of how they deal, and how they themselves see it.

The second half-hour is turned over to Nick Murray (CHSR’s current Sports Coordinator). This time, the focus turns to how we look at fitness today, both on the professional and personal level.

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Homemade Jams for February 26, 2013 on CHSR 97.9FM

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HomemadeJamsCovered music from all four Maritime provinces on today’s Homemade Jams, and even had a little something special for last!

Track Listing:

1.) Seventh Stone – What It Is

2.) Idlers – Merchant

3.) Minus World – Slashes

4.) The Waking Night – Change

5.) Charlie A’Court – A Change Is Gonna Come

6.) Les Hay Babies – Tumbleweed

7.) Jennah Barry – To Be Patient

8.) Milks and Rectangles – Hospital Patience

9.) Erin Costello – Oh Me Oh My

10.) Rob Lutes – Things We Didn’t Choose

11.) December Fallout – If This Were The Price Is Right, I Would’ve Won By Now

12.) Gloryhound – Hung Up

13.) TWRP vs. JMR – The No Pants Dance (NES Remix)

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Anything Goes – Episode 29

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Anything GoesTrack Listing:

1.) Beekeeper – Bees

2.) Beekeeper – Oh Hi!

3.) Nataly Dawn – Still A Believer

4.) PVT – New Morning

5.) Whitehorse – Achilles Desire

6.) Elephant Stone – Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin

7.) Matt Blais – Set The City On Fire

8.) The Wallflowers – Reboot The Mission

9.) Twin Library – Abandon Everyone

10.) Hollerado – Pure Emotion

11.) Hollerado – Fresno Chunk

12.) Thorcraft Cobra – Party Clock

13.) Magneta Lane – Burn

14.) Nosis – Wash Me

 

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Homemade Jams – February 25th on CHSR 97.9FM

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Starting the week off right, we begin the show off lightly with a little folk but end the hour with some good ol’ rock n’ roll.

Track Listing:

1.) Jason MacDonald – Overdue

2.) The Tom Fun Orchestra – Animal Mask

3.) Gabrielle Papillon – Concrete Of The City

4.) Ben Caplan – Stranger

5.) Jenn Grant – Gone Baby Gone

6.) The Belle Comedians – Break + Enter

7.) The Wax – Departure

8.) Seventh Stone – The World’s A Little Funky

9.) Two Hours Traffic – Meaning Of Love

10.) The Lucy Grays – Silver Tongue

11.) Rain Over St. Ambrose – Walking Home

12.) Brothers – Black & White

13.) Verse The Sun – Contagion

14.) Bloody Diamonds – Monopoly

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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2013-02-23: “Dungeons & Dreamings”

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CFN 2012-02-23 coverartAs a participant and supporter of roleplaying games, I tend to see stories as adventures. I imagine that, while we sleep, there are quests we generate for ourselves. This is one of them…

  • Comfortable Expectations by Christopher Bissonette from the album Periphery.
  • Lost Landmarks by Robert Rich from the album Calling Down the Sky.
  • Left Where It Fell by Brian Eno & Jah Wobble from the album Celestial Journey.
  • Unsettled by Spunkshine from the album Brotherhood of Good Explosions (free).
  • Exhale by Loud from the album Echo And Flow.
  • steal compass/drive north/disappear… by Set Fire to Flames from the album Sings Reign Rebuilder.
  • Point Doom by Buckethead from the album Electric Sea.
  • Libre, enfin by Man an Ocean from the album Fields/Hurricanes.
  • Sylvan Court by Precious Fathers from the album Alluvial Fan.
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CHSR Instant Breakfast – Forward Music Group, Shifty Bits Cult and Kulbrick’s The Shining

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CHSR Instant Breakfast – Feb. 22, 2013

Instant Breakfast

A great mix of East Coast Jams by Red Herring, David R. Elliot,Forward Music Group and Shifty Bits Cult samplers. Where Monsters Dwell‘s Remy and I talk about the new documentary Room 237 that is about insights into Stanley Kulbrick’s The Shining and we discuss some of our favourite metal docs. Lock and load. enjoy.

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A Strange Adventure, Indeed.

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Charity Comic Boob Auction by Strange AdventuresAfter living in Fredericton for two months, I haven’t been out too often. Despite the amount of free time I’ve had, my desire to face the bracing winds and drastically changing weather was essentially non-existent. However, on a milder day like today, I found my way downtown to Strange Adventures, the comic book store on York street.

There, I spoke with Jason Arnold, the manager about the upcoming events. The first, occurring now until March 2nd, they are holding an auction of statues, rare comic books, and hand-drawn covers by local artists both professional and amateur. Arranged by Marvel and DC, they send blank slips to the stores for artists to come in, draw, and auction off their pieces. The best part? 100% of the proceeds are going to the Chalmers Regional Hospital Foundation for the Children’s Ward. Jason said that that not only would people own a piece of completely original artwork, but hoped they would feel “warm and fuzzy” that the proceeds were going to a good cause.

I’m always impressed when stores do things like these, especially considering the fact that it was created by Marvel and DC themselves. With so many charities using the money to pay employees and pay for events, very little money winds up going to the charity itself. Jason’s excitement about the event was adamant, which gave for a great atmosphere in the store.

March 2nd, as well, is the third “Ladies Night”  that they have hosted so far this year. Jason said that the first two even had lines down the street, and is hoping their third will have the same turnout. It’s from 6-8pm; there will be prizes, snacks, and free cupcakes.  The goal of Ladies Night is to help open up women to the idea of comic books, and, Jason hopes, to sway any cautions that the stores are anything like their “narrow-minded” representation on shows like The Big Bang Theory. Only female employees will be staffed, and only female shoppers will be in the store during those hours.

It could be something interesting to check out — for the artwork, warm fuzzies, or simply for the free cupcakes.

Against The Mat – February 20th, 2013

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With the whole crew back, the guys covered the results of the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view and some of their effects on Wrestlemania matches; a quick talk about Jack Swagger; and a quick run down of the main 2 fights for this weekend’s UFC 157.

To listen to this show, you can download it from here.

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TWS240: Drop it like it’s hot

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TWS240 coverartOn the show this week:

  • Front Page
  • BigNewsFoot
  • Hearts and Minds
  • Future Artificial Intelligence Life (FAIL)
  • Extras

CQ: Should we avoid tragedy and large impacting events at all costs, or should we accept the changing nature of the universe, and let some things be beyond our control?

Sadly, we bid goodbye to the voicemail this month. It wasn’t called in a while, and had really been just me calling it every month. I may get another one, but for now, we’ll rely on other methods (like email).

Full list of 42 articles after the jump!

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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2013-02-16: “Cold Walk”

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CFN 2013-02-16 coverartOn February 16, 1813, 553 brave souls marched from Fredericton, NB to Kingston, ON. It took two months, and they walked through one of the worst winters on record.

  • Cold by Fellirium from the album Fleurs d’Hiver.
  • Long March by The American Dollar from the album The American Dollar.
  • Infinite Snow by Monolake from the album Silence.
  • Death in the Snow by David Arkenstone from the album Frontier.
  • Yet Onward We Marched by Joy Wants Eternity from the album You Who Pretend to Sleep.
  • Over Land, Over Ice by Surface Of Eceyon from the album Dragyyn.
  • Tears Of Glass by Cellobassmetal from the album Plays With Cello And Bass.
  • winternational by Hangedup from the album Hangedup.
  • Nostalgia Trails by One from the album Four September Suns.
  • Cranley’s Gonna Make It by Broken Social Scene from the album Feel Good Lost.
  • Conflict by Mike Oldfield from the album QE2.
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RFYL Episode: Peace And Love

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RFYL ZombiesRFYL Episode: Peace and Love
Playlist:

Diemonds – Mystery
Fit For Rivals – Novocaine
The Peacocks – How Did They Do That?
The Dyadics – SOmeday
Mos Generator – Can’t Get Where I Belong
Bella Clava – Ding Dong Ditch
Verse The Sun – Contagion
The Brains – I Don’t Care
The Beneath the Grid Music song of the week was Digital Recluse byPolarity!
MOMENT OF INERTIA – Wrecking Ball
Left Spine Down – The Truth is A Lie
Sumo Cyco – Mercy
Unleash The Archers – Soulstorm

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Homemade Jams – February 22nd

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HomemadeJamsToday we heard some music that has never been played on Homemade Jams before. February 22nd saw the CHSR debut of Stephen Fearing, Klarka Weinwurm and Fredericton’s own Alan Jeffries.

Track Listing:

1.) Broke On Payday – Shelter

2.) Two Hours Traffic – O My Love

3.) Rain Over St. Ambrose – Your Audience

4.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Unconditional Aid

5.) Rob Lutes – Things We Didn’t Choose

6.) Stephen Fearing – As The Crow Flies

7.) Klarka Weinwurm – Coyotes In The Commons

8.) Alan Jeffries – Sitting On Top Of The World

9.) Bruised Orange – To You

10.) Brad Fillatre – New Tattoo

11.) Repartee – Masterpiece

12.) SoHo Ghetto – Honorable Mention

13.) Matt Mays – Ain’t That The Truth

14.) Weak Size Fish ft. Monark – Early Morning Riser

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(Epic) Episode 27: Stuff to Blow Your Mind

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Hosts:

Marc Cabot, Richard Gray, Andy McMullen, Nuchtchas, The Clockwork Doctor

Description:

Marc, Rich, Andy, Nuchtchas, and Tek talk about some mind blowing (and some not so mind blowing) facts.

Epic Words

“The reason why certain people turn to philosophy, why I became a philosopher, since I was a little boy, I always felt that existence as such was weird.  I mean, here we are.  Isn’t that odd?”
– Alan Watts

Some Things We Speak Of:

Did the brain name itself?
Image from memegenerator.net

Amazing Facts to Blow Your Mindz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ni5HOdGtzM

World of Minecraft – Best of 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0jsVJZI8YI

How long has the earth been here?
http://jersey.uoregon.edu/~mstrick/AskGeoMan/geoQuerry16.html

Here’s Why So Many Crazy Russian Car Crashes Are Caught On Camera
http://www.businessinsider.com/why-russian-drivers-have-dash-cams-2012-12

Extincton
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinction (Secondary Source)
Image from nationalgeographic.com

Methane Seeps From Arctic Sea Bed
http://www.americanscientist.org/science/pub/-59

Just Declassified: Spy Satellite KH-9 Hexagon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQq9KcEw7nk

Who Invented Mountain Dew
http://wanttoknowit.com/who-invented-mountain-dew/
Image from Joystiq.com

Canada Dry – Tales of a Wonderful Canadian Beverage
http://www.canadadry.ca/history.html

Graham crackers were introduced to suppress sexual urges!
http://www.omg-facts.com/Sex/Graham-Crackers-Were-Introduced-To-Suppr/50672

Delicious QWERTY
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Big Stupid S’More
Image from Epic Meal Time (epicmealtime.com)

McMuffin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMuffin (Secondary Source)
Image from McDonalds.com

Top 10 Failed McDonald’s Products
http://listverse.com/2009/05/30/top-10-failed-mcdonalds-products/

Mouse Meat in McRib
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=4661
Image from huffingtonpost.com

Laetiporus mushroom image from Wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laetiporus

Will We Ever Visit Other Stars?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD08CuUi_Ek&feature=share&list=UU6nSFpj9HTCZ5t-N3Rm3-HA

A Man Exposed to a Total Vacuum During Spacesuit Testing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5HOtNcDiCs

Moon Machines: Apollo Guidance Computer NASA (Part 1 of 3)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7sMe52fEAc

ENIAC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAnhFNJgNYY

Are the flags left on the moon still there?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS4gpRCjIbE

Mythbusters Moon Hoax Flag Flapping
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhab86KoVjU

Apollo Video Cameras Explained
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKl8g_Su880

7 Minutes of Terror
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2I8AoB1xgU

What American English sounds like to non-English speakers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZXcRqFmFa8

Credits:

  • HostsOpening/Closing Music: “Cheezee Lab” by Kevin MacLeod via Incompetech.com
  • Intro Sketch By: The Clockwork Doctor
  • Post Production: Marc Cabot
  • Epic is produced in partnership with CHSR 97.9 FM in Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Homemade Jams – February 21st

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HomemadeJamsTrack Listing:

1.) Lead Mule – Absence

2.) Verse The Sun – Nothing Left

3.) Oh No, Theodore! – Sleek And Slender

4.) Bad Habits – How About You

5.) Wintersleep – In Came The Flood

6.) Seventh Stone – What It Is

7.) Mardeen – Icon

8.) Bloody Diamonds – Baby Don’t Be Nice

9.) The Troublestarters – Rigadadoo

10.) North Lakes – The Holy Water

11.) The Mouthbreathers – P.Y.O.T.

12.) Long Distance Runners – Knuckles

13.) Grassmarket – The Ravine

14.) Moonshine Ramblers – Some Like Wine