Track List:
1.) Matt Comeau – Witness
2.) Mike Bern – First Mother
3.) Silver Wolf Band – Sons Of Labrador (Until You Come Home)
4.) Marian – Side Street
5.) District Avenue – Revival
6.) Beaatz – How I Feel
7.) Old Self – Stand Still
8.) City Natives – In The Air
9.) Wolf Castle – Cha Cha
10.) M3D14 – The Art Of Self Destruction
11.) Wangled Teb – Drown_mev8.234923
12.) Jeremy Dutcher – Essuwonike
B Street : June 21, 2021
Welcome to summer, fellow babies! Here’s what you would have heard on the June 21st show, a mix of fun summery stuff with the saddest song about your parents splitting up and having to move snuck in:
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-18
Track List:
1.) Mike Bravener – The Banks of the Miramichi
2.) Colin Fowlie – Overcompensating
3.) Matt Comeau – Brothers
4.) Icarus – Icarus
5.) Honey Gut – Pavement People
6.) The Town Heroes – Fuse
7.) Andre Pettipas and the Giants – Homesick
8.) Keeper E. – Please Don’t Tell Me
9.) Black Dimes – Imperative
10.) Nebullama – Within
11.) Gabrielle Papillon – Shout It Out (Rich Aucoin Remix)
12.) CHIPS – Mystery Love
13.) Dash Talk – Dirty Looks
14.) Jono – C’est La Weekend
RFYL Episode – KrigalaEP166
Bright and sunny days ahead! Forever! Or well, enough to enjoy a weekend hopefully. As a night / lizard person, I don’t tend to enjoy the sun so much as go immobile and freeze up, but I know normal human beings tend to enjoy some form of sunlight. But before you do that, maybe grab yourself a podcast and blast something loud for you and all your friends to enjoy?
I think that’s a more than fair request. It’s June, people. JUNE!
Playlist:
Promesse – Cellar Twins
Reach For The Stars – BLACK FATE
Flavor of the Day – Rock Johnson
Resistance 2029 (feat. Andy La Rocque) – Silver Talon
Cipher – The Wring
Sugar Cube – Puta Volcano
Mark of the Wolf / Ride the Dragon – Lycanthro
Lost – Kitchen Witch
Aeroplane – Sonic Circus
Dead In August – Blue Hour Ghosts
Road Warriors – Iron Kingdom
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Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-18
Track List:
1.) Islands – (We Like To) Do It With The Lights On
2.) Church Of Trees – Powerful Love
3.) mothé – It’s OK To Be Lonely
4.) Dani Nash – Lady, Lover
5.) Dark Time – Radiation
6.) Chad VanGaalen – Starlight
7.) Mauno – Vampire
8.) The August Arrival – Show Yourself
9.) Trinsicate – Don’t Give In To Fate
10.) G.R. Gritt – Quiet Years
11.) Endrick & the Sandwiches – Cheeseburger Blues
12.) Chris Kirby – Close To You Again
13.) Kyp Harness – Fire Hydrant
14.) Steel & Timber – Slow Down
15.) Tetrix – Friends In Low Places
16.) Lazermortis – The Night
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-17
Track List:
1.) Wolf Castle – Green Eyes
2.) Aquakultre, Uncle Fester – Lemongrass
3.) Beaatz – Where Are You
4.) Weak Size Fish – Elevate
5.) Lil Omar – Long Way Home
6.) Jane Blanchard – Care
7.) Brookside Mall – O.K.
8.) Tyler Hache – Let The Colours Run
9.) Matt Boudreau – Jalouse
10.) The Motorleague – For The First Time
11.) The Blind Jacks – The City
12.) Andre Pettipas and The Giants – Rubber Arm
13.) Jessie Brown – Voyeur
14.) Wicked Vices – Butterfly
15.) The Stanfields – Streets of Gold
16.) La Patente – Reviens à maison
Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-17
Track List:
1.) Reno McCarthy – Nightout
2.) Khruangbin – Time (You & I)
3.) Les Louanges – Pitou
4.) Stinking Rich – Love Her So
5.) MGMT – Electric Feel
6.) Tame Impala – Borderline
7.) Vampire Weekend – Harmony Hill
8.) Jane Inc. – Gem
9.) Braids – Young Buck
10.) Charlotte Cardin – Passive Aggressive
11.) Rochelle Jordan – ALREADY
12.) Spoon – Do I Have To Talk You Into It
13.) Luge – Poor Pelt
14.) Motherhood – Pick of the Pugs
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-16
Track List:
1.) Some Dads – Calling
2.) The Waking Night – Evelyn
3.) Tortue – Slither
4.) Janowskii – Genocide
5.) Mike Trask – Melted Wax
6.) Jon McKiel – Private Eye
7.) GREAT DANES – Spring
8.) Chillteens – Suite Life
9.) David in the Dark – Slap Happy
10.) Ceeb Dread – Drill Em
11.) Ms. Thomas – Running Back To You
12.) M3D14 – Hopeful Secrets
The Lunchbox 2021-06-16: Bard In The Garden’s The Tempest
Feature:
- It’s just about time to enjoy some outdoor summer theatre — and this year, we’re actually able to do it! Bard in the Barracks is back again this year with a new twist on a classic in a new location: Shakespeare’s The Tempest, but with a scifi twist, and staged in the Botanical Gardens. I’m joined by Grand Poobah of Theatre Len Falkenstein and two of the actors of this year’s performance: Rebekah Chassé (Prospero) and Lara Lewis (Ariel).
- And with Mike Bravener performing on The Patio at the Cap tonight, I thought I’d bring forward my 2019 interview with him about the album of New Brunswick folk songs which was just coming out then (and has now been released): Depends Upon The Pay.
News Headlines
- New Brunswick is now on track to slowly loosen COVID-19 health restrictions.
- Meanwhile, Premier Blaine Higgs says we could move to phase two of green recovery later this week.
- A woman who appealed a first-degree murder charge has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
- The Vitalite Health Network says its hospitals have been equipped with technology allowing pathology specimens to be viewed remotely.
- A cybersecurity expert says a recent password leak may have put your security at risk.
- Ward 8 Councilor Greg Ericson has been appointed Deputy Mayor for the City of Fredericton.
- The yellow bike program is starting to gain traction in Fredericton.
- And business leaders are calling on Ottawa to lay out a plan to reopen the economy and international borders.
Upcoming Events:
- ECO Market, Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday noon-4pm, Thursday noon-6pm
The Ville Cooperative has launched a new ECO market that promotes sustainable living! You’ll find environmentally conscious arts, crafts, fresh produce, and no plastic products. Stop by for all things local, fresh and eco-friendly! - Wednesday (16):
- Mike Bravener, 7pm, The Patio, The Cap
- Thursday (17):
- Rock ‘n’ Roll Bingo, 7pm, The Wilser’s Room
- An Ocean of Evergreens [THEATRE], 7pm (17-19), 2pm (19, 20), Odell Park
An Ocean of Evergreens is a story about childhood best friends reuniting after four years apart in different cities and different worlds.
As they return to Fundy National Park and undertake the traditional May long weekend camping trip, they are met with the ghosts of their past.
This supernatural ensemble play explores topics of loss, grief and how growing apart is an important part of growing up. Written by New Brunswick Playwright Jena McLean.
This is an outdoor performance. Guests are encouraged to dress for the weather. COVID safety measures will be in place. Please bring a mask as they will be required when not seated.
GENERAL ADMISSION -$15-
Bring your own lawn chair or blanket and choose a spot anywhere
Buy 4 or more tickets and get 10% off! - Anthony Gray, 8pm, St Louis Bar & Grill (weekly)
- The Rik Reese Band, 9:30pm, Dolan’s Pub
- Friday (18):
- Wabanaki Exhibit opening, 5:30pm, Gallery on Queen
Wabanaki will showcase various Indigenous artists and mediums. This exhibition celebrates the heritage, the strength, and the variety of forms that these artists create.
Join us for Wabanaki’s opening event with an introductory ceremony hosted by Chief Alan Polchies.
See work from: Katie Augustine, Kennlin Barlow, Braelynne Cyr, Brian Francis, Frannie Francis, Tara Francis, Charlie Gaffney, Tim Hogan, Chantal Polchies, Justin Sappier, Alan Syliboy, Garry Sanipass, Pauline Young-Matchet.
We will also feature work from the collections of Ned Bear and Roger Simon. - Hansen|Ball with Justine Everett, 7pm, Southside Shake
- Outlaw, 7pm, The Royal Canadian Legion
- Quinn Bonnell, 7pm, The Tipsy Muse Café
- Frantically Atlantic, 7pm, York County Cider
- An Ocean of Evergreens [THEATRE], 7pm (17-19), 2pm (19, 20), Odell Park
- Drive-in Movie: Night At The Museum, 8pm, Delta Hotel
- Comedy Night, 9pm, The Cap
with: Mary Green, Maggie Estey, Jenn Flewelling, Brandy Lee Rivers, Ayla Poitras, Gill Salmon, Indigo Poirier! Hosted by Nat Armstrong
- Wabanaki Exhibit opening, 5:30pm, Gallery on Queen
- Saturday (19):
- An Ocean of Evergreens [THEATRE], 7pm (17-19), 2pm (19, 20), Odell Park
- GIN & Jazz with music by BRIDGE, 7pm, Southside Shake
- Jaclyn Reinhart, 7pm, Crabbe Mountain Inn
- The Don Bosse Trio featuring Gary Hansen, 7pm, The Tipsy Muse Café
- [Living Roots] Colin Fowlie Album Release, 7:30pm, The Playhouse
- Cunningham Haines & Stmr.36 BBQ 1 Yr Anniversary, 9:00pm, Stmr.36 BBQ & Social
- Sonic Detour with Celldweller, 9pm, The Cap
- The Rik Reese Band, 9:30pm, Dolan’s Pub
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Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-16
Track List:
1.) Allison Russell – Nightflyer
2.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – The Story
3.) Teenage Fanclub – Endless Arcade
4.) Dinosaur Jr. – Feel The Pain
5.) Art d’Ecco – TV God
6.) Staus/Non-Status – Find A Home
7.) Fly Pan Am – Parkour
8.) Squid – Narrator
9.) PONY – Chokecherry
10.) Peach Kelli Pop – Hello Kitty Knife
11.) The Lee Harvey Oswalds – Sugar Cubes
12.) Death from Above 1979 – Modern Guy
13.) TEKE::TEKE – Kala Kala
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-15
Track List:
1.) Ura Star + Fireball Kid – Working It Out
2.) Nate Murchison – Beach Days
3.) Century Egg – Do You Want To Dance?
4.) Not Now – Lost My Head
5.) In-Flight Safety – Stockholm
6.) The Backstays – No Hot Cargo
7.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – The Story
8.) Sluice – Électrique
9.) FM Berlin – Yer Honor
10.) Ian Janes – Vital Signs
11.) Chris Kirby – Close To You Again
12.) Honey Gut – Something’s Gotta Give
13.) Matt Steele – Falling Asleep At The Metal Show
14.) Colin Fowlie – Bridge To Nowhere
15.) Chris Ryan – Less of a Stranger
Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-10
Track List:
1.) Hello Delaware – Over
2.) Telquist – Trash Talk
3.) The Ormidates – Strangers After All
4.) Julian Bachlow – It’ll Happen Anyway
5.) Guy Paul Thibault – She Can
6.) Tomorrow Bird – What Comes Next
7.) The Gravel-Aires – Three Quarter Time
8.) Tony Dekker – On My Way Back
9.) Thanya Iyer – Please Don’t Hold Me Hostage For Who I Am, Who I Was
10.) Dorothea Paas – Frozen Window
11.) James Hill & Anne Janelle – Billie Jean
12.) Jessica Rhaye – It Is Alright
13.) Colin Fowlie – Passerby
14.) Andrew Gagne – Folklore
Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-09
Track List:
1.) Breagh Isabel – Girlfriends
2.) Hildegard – Jour 1
3.) The Maximum Chill – Long Distance Friction
4.) Les Païens – Septembre
5.) Big Little Lions – Only A Friend Like You
6.) The Darcys – Look Me In The Eyes
7.) Plants and Animals – Love That Boy
8.) Ormiston – Step From The Limelight
9.) Dan Mangan – Troubled Mind
10.) Marina Allen – Oh, Louise
11.) Born Ruffians – Checkin’ Out
12.) Hotel Life – Summer Of Love
13.) Composit – Make It Right
14.) Sam Huber – You’ll Survive
15.) Chris Ronald – Please Don’t Come For Me Now
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-09
Track List:
1.) Quinn Bonnell – Wonder
2.) Chloè Breault – Menteur
3.) Les Hay Babies – Some Old, Same Old
4.) The Gregories – Show Your Teeth When You Smile
5.) Short For Arthur – Planting Seeds
6.) Motherhood – Way Down
7.) Jamie Comeau & The Crooked Teeth – Left Behind
8.) Joey Robin Haché – Alright
9.) Oh No, Theodore! – Bloody Hands
10.) Ben Caplan – Beautiful
11.) Jennah Barry – Roller Disco
12.) Heat $heets – Groger
13.) Sonic Detour – Breathe Out
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-08
Track List:
1.) Michael S. Ryan – Empire
2.) Colin Fowlie – First-World War
3.) Campbell & Johnston’s Black Market Band – Don’t Leave Me Hangin’
4.) The Backstays – Forever Gold Bricks
5.) FM Berlin – Good Magic
6.) Lashes – Bleed Out
7.) Les MoonTunes – Paper Boat
8.) Spoutnique – Solace
9.) Weak Size Fish – Never Know
10.) The Belle Comedians – Margaret
11.) Hemineglect – Lustrum
12.) HYGLYPH – A Breath Of Fresh Aerosol
13.) Deep Fryer – Fix Stuff
News updates 2021-06-14
News updates:
- Public Health’s Drive for 75 is closing in as 74.6 per cent of eligible residents have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
- After no apology from Premier Blaine Higgs, a former New Brunswick doctor is suing the province and the RCMP.
- The RCMP continue to search for a man believed to be responsible for a shots fired incident on Friday.
- The Higgs’ government says it has endorsed all 12 recommendations in a recent rental review.
- The first session of the new legislative assembly adjourned Friday with another 28 bills passed.
- The City of Fredericton is celebrating high school graduates with a light installation at the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge.
- An east coast favourite is now the latest flavour for Covered Bridge Potato Chips.
- And a motion calling on Ottawa to recognize residential school genocide has fallen flat.
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RFYL Episode – HarmoniaEP165
Another week down, and while I was on the cusp of melting I instead managed to hike up my power bill by embracing the cold freezing frozen glow of my air conditioner instead. So this is my life now.. and I have yet another reason to never want to step outside.
I do miss shows, still.
Anyway! This week’s down and this episode will get you through the Friday so you can enjoy whatever the Hell it is anyone does anymore. Enjoy!
Playlist:
Millennium – Cellar Twins
Starting Again – The JB Conspiracy
No Way Out – Nightingale – Music & Videos
Divine Fury – Silver Talon
Kingsbane – Osyron
Steelier / The Light – The Wring
Evangelion – Lycanthro
The Wind That Shapes The Land – Unleash The Archers
Song of the Ancients / Fate – Husky by the Geek
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News update 2021-06-11
News headlines:
- Public Health says nearly 73 per cent of New Brunswick adults have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
- Fredericton Green MP Jenica Atwin is crossing the floor to join the Liberal Party.
- A 26-year-old man from Perth-Andover faces charges for forcible confinement and aggravated assault after an incident in the community.
- The City of Fredericton has found its new deputy chief administrative officer in Sara DeGrace.
- The East Coast Music Awards are returning to Fredericton for the first time since 2008.
- Joe Salerno has been named the new head coach for UNB Reds men’s basketball.
- The Fundy Fringe Festival unveiled its summer theatre line-up on Wednesday.
- And Canada’s health minister says border restrictions could ease up as early as July.
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News update 2021-06-09
News Headlines:
- For the first time since late March, New Brunswick’s number of active COVID-19 cases has fallen below 100.
- The family of Chantel Moore will file a wrongful death claim against the City of Edmundston and the officer who killed her last year.
- Meanwhile, two men are charged with the death of 38-year old Jamie Leard.
- Many students have been sent home from school due to heat warnings, but that’s not the case for teachers.
- Students attending college or university this fall can now apply for student loans.
- A new survey says most Canadians agree that churches that ran residential schools should be held responsible for the abuse children faced.
- Tickets for the Area 506 festival have nearly sold out less than a week after sales began.
- And all federal parties are calling on Ottawa to drop legal battles against a pair of rulings involving First Nations children.
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Mornings Are Hard // 2021-06-08
Track List:
1.) The Beths – Future Me Hates Me
2.) Mike Trask – Yellow Sky
3.) Lily Frost – Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
4.) GIRL SKIN – Forever & Always
5.) Lightning Dust – When It Rains
6.) Royal Canoe – Scratching Static
7.) Sook-Yin Lee & Adam Litovitz – Wrecking Heart
8.) Foreign Diplomats – Gabriel’s Heart
9.) Jon McKiel – Object Permanence
10.) Squirrel Flower – Flames and Flat Tires
11.) Maude Audet – Tu Trembleras encore
12.) Lido Pimienta – Te Queria
13.) Pantayo – Heto Na
14.) The Reed Effect – Fine Here
Homemade Jams // 2021-06-07
Track List:
1.) Matt Mays – Drive On
2.) Marian – Side Street
3.) StoneHouse – Holy Water
4.) Not Now – Lost My Head
5.) Subtle – Calculus Class
6.) Richie Young – Daytime Rambler
7.) Honey Gut – Something’s Gotta Give
8.) Jane Blanchard – Still, Again
9.) The Town Heroes – Babe Ruth
10.) sadie – Popcorn
11.) Stephen Hero – Forever Now
12.) Kylie Fox – Chetwynd
13.) Catherine Kennedy – Borrow Your Sorrow
14.) The Chatham Family Band – River Man
15.) Ryan Cook – Everybody’s Talkin’
B Street : June 7, 2021
Have you also reached the “I want to use my mask for a dishrag” portion of this pandemic?
Here’s what you would have heard on this edition of the show: Continue reading
News 2021-06-07
News headlines:
- Today is the day where some COVID restrictions are supposed to loosen.
- Crown prosecutors have dropped a charge against a doctor accused of violating COVID measures.
- The RCMP’s Major Crime Unit found the human remains of a 38-year-old man on Thursday.
- A competition to fill the position of the province’s Auditor General was announced Friday.
- New Brunswick began heat surveillance last week.
- Statistics Canada says Canada lost 68,000 jobs in May as COVID-19 lockdowns continue.
- Although the Maritimes are heading back to normal this summer, the head of an events company says there’s still a future for virtual events.
- And Ottawa has passed a motion for a statutory holiday for Indigenous reconciliation on Sept. 30.
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RFYL Episode – MercuriaEP164
We continue forward into.. June! And more releases out today, as well! It seems like we’re definitely pulling away from the rut of 2020 with the amount of awesome metal coming out these days, and I’m finding life easier and easier when it comes to setting up a more diverse playlist.
Or maybe it just feels good to jam out to metal again.
My voice is slowly returning to normal, and the exhaustion? Well, that’s never going anywhere. So let the metal guide you.
Or don’t. I’m not your boss.
Playlist:
Antithesis – Cellar Twins
Walking Backwards – Blue Hour Ghosts
Viper Queen – Osyron
High Road – Motion Device
Fortress of Solitude – BLACK FATE
In Metal We Trust / Into Oblivion – Lycanthro
Touch – The Wring
Run With The Giants – Sumo Cyco
Kill All Kings / Next To The Sun – Silver Talon
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb
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News Update 2021-06-03
News headlines:
- Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Jennifer Russell says for the province’s COVID restrictions to loosen, we must get more needles in arms.
- The provincial government has cut the wait time for knee and hip replacements by half.
- The Codiac RCMP is asking for the public’s help to locate a 15-year-old girl from Moncton.
- Fire crews rescued an injured man at Cochrane Lane Cliffs near Welsford yesterday.
- Drivers will pay a little more for this gasoline this week.
- At least 15 recounts are underway across New Brunswick after last week’s municipal election.
- Saint John’s City Council will begin its meetings with a reading of an Indigenous land acknowledgment.
- And with the Garrison Night Market not going ahead this year, the Saint John Night Market will set up its stalls on the tenth.
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