Hour One:
#20 – Run The Jewels – Never Look Back
#19 – Sneaks – Faith
#18 – Kathleen Edwards – Glenfern
Bonus Track – Krief – Line Stepper
#17 – New Fries – Lily
#16 – Pantayo – Heto Na
#15 – Bright Eyes – One and Done
#14 – Backxwash ft. Ada Rook & Devi McCallion – Demons
#13 – Jessy Lanza – Alexander
Bonus Track – Heaps – Softly
#12 – Fontaines D.C. – Sunny
#11 – Ora Cogan – Crime
Hour Two:
#10 – Dizzy – Good and Right
Bonus Track – Dent May – I Could Use A Miracle
#09 – The Jerry Cans – Nain
#08 – Crack Cloud – Tunnel Vision
#07 – Orville Peck ft. Shania Twain – Legends Never Die
#06 – Dog Day – Mind Reader
#05 – Zoon – Vibrant Colours
Bonus Track – GHST MDRN – The Depths
#04 – Protomartyr – Michigan Hammers
#03 – Thanya Iyer – Alien
#02 – Land Of Talk – Love in 2 Stages
Bonus Track – Wicked Vices – Butterfly
#01 – Tough Age – Self-Confidence
Mornings Are Hard // 2020-09-10
Track Listing:
1.) Sharon Van Etten – Comeback Kid
2.) Wares – Violence
3.) Kiwi Jr. – Murder in the Cathedral
4.) Dizzy – Beatrice
5.) Ellis – Fall Apart
6.) Dent May – Full Speed Ahead
7.) Foreign Diplomats – Moth
8.) Witch Prophet – Elsabet
9.) Arcade Fire – Reflektor
10.) Radiohead – How To Disappear Completely
11.) WHOOP=Szo – Cut Your Hair (Zoon Remix)
12.) Cayley Thomas – Two Minds
The Lunchbox 2020-09-14: It’s A Harvest, Anyway
On today’s show:
- It’s voting day! Get to it! Have questions? Look up the official site and get to it!
- And because the province is on my mind, I pulled up my 2014 interview with Michael de Adder about his his book of political cartoons, You Might Be From New Brunswick If…
- And because Harvest is also on my mind, we revisit my brief chat with Old Man Leudecke before his performance at Harvest in 2015. I paired that with Quiet Creek and Thrown By The Bull from two of his albums.
- Speaking of Harvest Jazz & Blues, it’s not happening — at least, not in it’s normal, large form. BUT, there are lots of local celebrations for our own home-grown, just-us version.
- Pallmer, Blue Lobelia & Kurtis Eugene will take the stage at The Cap Patio on Wednesday night at 7pm. See the Facebook event for more details.
- Josh Bravener is playing on Thursday at 5pm at The Delta Fredericton. Free cover!
- The Delta Fredericton will also feature Anthony Gray on Friday at 9pm for another show. Again: free cover!
- Maggie’s Farm Revival is celebrating Harvest at Dolan’s Pub on Thursday night at 7pm. Due to social distancing, reservations of a table (for 4 or more) are necessary; email Rick Hutchins (hutchinsr@outlook.com) to reserve.
- Dolan’s Pub welcomes Certified for Friday and Saturday nights at 9pm.
- Gin & Jazz at The Southside Shake will be on both Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm with special guests both nights.
- The Royal Canadian Legion (365 Smythe St) is bringing back live music starting this week with Rabbit Town Ramblers & Friends on Friday at 6pm.
- The Tribute Bar & Lounge welcomes Theresa Malenfant & Scott Medford on Friday at 7pm. Tickets are $20 and must be purchased in groups of 4 or 6. Limited seating is available. See the Facebook event for more details.
- The Montgomery Street Band and Womb To Tomb are on the stage at The Charlotte Street Arts Centre on Friday night at 7pm. See the Facebook event for more details.
- While there are going to be some actual performances, you can also see great past performances streaming online via Harvest’s Facebook and YouTube pages on Saturday. See the website for more details.
- You can celebrate Harvest and help people on Saturday at noon by joining a fundraiser in support of Nutriendo el Future at the Feeding The Future (Venezuela) in The Tannery. There is no ticket price, but tables must be reserved in advance on The Cap Patio and the extended Klub Khrome Patio. (Reserve your tickets in advance.) The Dolan’s Patio will operate on a first come, first served basis.
- And while you can probably wander by to enjoy it, official tickets have sold out for Sunday afternoon’s Harvest 29.5 show in the Tannery. The show will feature Dub Antennae, The Big Band of Fun, McKinley Morrison & Williams, Hum & Hollow and Catherine Kennedy (with Josh McKinley). See the Facebook event for more details
News update:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend.
- After four weeks of a fast-paced campaign, residents will head to the polls.
- Police rescued a man and his three children after they didn’t return from a hike on Friday morning near Mount Carleton.
- Residents in Blackville are in mourning today after three teenage boys died following a car crash early yesterday morning.
- The murder trial for Matthew Vincent Raymond is slated to begin on Tuesday morning.
- New Brunswick’s theatre community has had to come up with many workarounds during COVID-19, and St. Thomas University is no exception.
- Students from Priestman Street Elementary School are back in the classroom today.
- And one teen had his lifelong dream come true after a Toronto Star article.
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Her Turn // 2020-09-08
Tracklisting:
1.) The Beths – Dying To Believe
2.) Baby Bulldog – Everyone But Me
3.) Jane Blanchard – Still, Again
4.) Helena Deland – Lylz
5.) Arlo Parks – Black Dog
6.) Madison Cunningham – Pin It Down
7.) Avery Leigh’s Night Palace – Into The Wake, Mystified
8.) Le Ren – Love Can’t Be The Only Reason
9.) Dolly Valentine – How To Be Good
10.) Girl Friday – This Is Not The Indie Rock I Signed Up For
11.) Dizzy – The Magician
12.) Dream Wife – Hasta La Vista
13.) Pantayo – Heto Na
14.) Madame Gandhi – See Me Thru (Sarah Farina Remix)
15.) Wangled Teb – Dark Place (Black Water Mix)
Homemade Jams // 2020-09-10
Track Listing:
1.) Colin Fowlie – Modern Love Story
2.) Chris Colepaugh – All There Is
3.) Kylie Fox – Avocado
4.) Jessica Rhaye – It’s All Over Now Baby Blue
5.) Alicia Toner – Let You Go
6.) Tyler Hache – Let The Colours Run
7.) The Town Heroes – Words For Days
8.) The Gregories – Your Smile
9.) Adam Mowery – Floyd On 45
10.) Keegan Dobbelsteyn – Fear
11.) Pony Rouge – Prince De Funk
12.) Wicked Vices – Butterfly
13.) Sound Drown – Radio Song
14.) Heat $heets – Axel Grease
Homemade Jams // 2020-09-09
Track Listing:
1.) Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire – Pick Up Lines
2.) Stereo Airing – Feel This Good
3.) Some Dads – Calling
4.) Force Fields – Robot Milk
5.) Motherhood – Hallway
6.) Keith Hallett – Hell West & Crooked
7.) Pastel Skeleton – Dead Punx
8.) Beach Body – Beach Body W/ A Broken Heart
9.) Sleeper – Closer
10.) Belle Comedians – Break + Enter
11.) Art of the Possible – Passerby
12.) Weak Size Fish – Roots Of Creation
RFYL Episode – RevivifyEP133
More new tracks and albums coming out on the horizon, but I’m not done with all the awesome releases we’ve been experimenting joining the madness that is my endless playlist. Apologies for the voice this week, but it’s … the same as every other week, honestly. SOMEDAY I’ll be back to normal and not half-dizzy whenever I set these things up. Here, have a..
Playlist:
Guiding Lights – The JB Conspiracy
One Foot In – Cory Hotline
True Bearings – Freeways
Alive – High On Vigers
Cave Of Mischief – Kitchen Witch
New Sway – Powder for Pigeons
First Light – Puta Volcano
Savior Machine – BLACK FATE
Ignite – Osyron
Missed – From The Depth
Soulbound/Carry The Flame – Unleash The Archers
Fly For Your Life – Gunship
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The Lunchbox 2020-09-10: Moving Poetry in Moving Pictures
On today’s show:
- I spoke with Jo-Anne Elder, Chair of Word Feast, about the upcoming Video Poetry Bash which you can participate in! Send your compositions before September 21 to be included for this online event. Find out more at their website, WordFeast.ca .
- Back in 2015, I spoke with Isobelle & Bianca about their project to talk to youth about their cultural fellowships for The Identity Project.
- And we have more Positive Songs for Pandemics with B Street’s Lainie B. This week, she brings us a song by Mavis Staples.
- Maybe you need to go talk to a fuzzy animal about how to improve frozen food? It was Swap Ideas Day, Alpaca Day and TV Dinner Day. You’re welcome!
- More seriously, today is World Suicide Prevention Day. We’re in uncertain times, and the most vulnerable among us need a sympathetic ear, shoulder and hand even more than ever. If you are experiencing a difficult time, there are people you can talk to for help:
- GNB site for suicide prevention
- CHIMO Helpline 1-800-667-5005
- Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868
- Canada Suicide Prevention Service (CSPS) 1-833-456-4566
- Hope for Wellness Indigenous Helpline and on line chat 1-855-242-3310 or https://www.hopeforwellness.ca/
- Symphony NB is planning a musical season this year, despite the difficulties that the pandemic precautions have introduced, and season tickets are on sale now. The Symphony will deliver a program of six Virtuoso Series performances and a special silent film event with music by Andrew Miller in addition to three Main Series concerts that will take place in October, November, and December on stages throughout the province. Due to limited seating, regular subscriber seats may not be available. For this reason also, SNB are asking patrons who may subsequently be unable to use tickets to return them to the theatre. For concert details please go to the SNB website at symphonynb.com.
- FLOURISH FEST continues tonight at 8pm at the Cap with a screening of Digital Dream, featuring Juice Girls, Lil Omar, Arma Epifania, Brick House Babes and Left Hand Girls.
No news update this week! See you tomorrow!
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 298 – 2019-07-08: Linnea Quigley Interview
Linnea Quigley Interview: Discussing her role as Scream Queen chatting such films as Graduation Day, Silent Night Deadly Night, Savage Streets, Return of the Living Dead, Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers, Sorority Babes and the Slimeball Bowl O Rama, Nightmare Sisters, Night of the Demons, Vice Academy, Cool As Hell 2, and more!
Mornings Are Hard // 2020-09-09
Track Listing:
1.) Walrus – Cool To Who
2.) Vampire Weekend – Harmony Hill
3.) Tame Impala – Borderline
4.) Ora Cogan – Fixe
5.) Dream Wife – Old Flame
6.) Ty Segall – Milk Bird Flyer
7.) Margo Price – Twinkle Twinkle
8.) Samurai Kip – Daybreak
9.) Braids – Young Buck
10.) Overcoats – Fire & Fury
11.) Witch Prophet – Musa
12.) Pottery – Bobby’s Forecast
13.) Video Age – Pleasure Line
14.) Tami Neilson – You Were Mine
Homemade Jams // 2020-09-08
Track Listing:
1.) Stogies – Gift Horse
2.) Wicked Vices – Butterfly
3.) Alert The Medic – Corporate Kid
4.) Like A Motorcycle – Swept Out
5.) Outtacontroller – Operator
6.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
7.) Sexghost – Dead Girl
8.) Hello Delaware – We Were The Ocean
9.) Young Satan In Love– PC Satan
10.) Adam Mowery – What’s The Difference
11.) Free To Grow – Bad Bear
12.) Dog Day – Mind Reader
13.) Kuato – The Great Upheaval
14.) Ceeb Dread – Good Morning
The Lunchbox 2020-09-08: Setting The Table For A Feast of Words
On today’s show:
- Live long & prosper! It’s Star Trek Day, when the original series first began and changed sci-fi television (and so much more!) forever.
- It’s also a great time to celebrate the people who bring stories to life: it’s Actors’ Day!
- And above all, let’s celebrate stories! Being able to read is important, not only to really enjoy fiction, but also to write your own — and to interact with the wild world of knowledge. Today is International Literacy Day, which means not only to broaden your own horizons and grow as a reader, but also to support programs which help other people expand their reading skills.
- Speaking of literacy, the local celebration of the craft of writing, Word Feast is back again this year! Today we have the first of a series of interviews and programs about the upcoming festival. Today we talk with Jennifer Houle, Vice-Chair about the general shape of the festival this year.
- I also turned back time to last summer, when I spoke to Lois MacDonald-Letyon about her felt art in residence in Odell Park.
- If you’re looking for more games during lockdown, player registration for the Enbicon gaming convention is open.
- After Wednesday at 12:15 you can tune in on Facebook to attend the returning Curator Crunch series from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. This week, your host John Leroux talks about Thaddeus Holowin’s Jolicure Pond.
- The Fredericton Arts Alliance is hosting a Virtual Election Forum online this year. Following opening statements, candidates will be challenged with one of five questions circulated in advance to the parties, after there will be an opportunity for questions from participants. Questions may be submitted in advance to president@frederictonartalliance.ca, or during the event via chat. The FAA has held election forum for all federal, provincial, and municipal elections since 1999, giving citizens an opportunity to discover where the various candidates and parties stand on a wide range of arts and culture related issues.
- And Flourish Fest continues this week, with two performances by Motherhood, alongside FAXES at 6pm at the Cap and with chillteens at 9pm this Wednesday.
News update:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 Monday afternoon.
- It’s less than a week away from the provincial election, and two candidates have been ousted by their respective parties.
- Many students return to the classroom Monday, and New Brunswick’s top doctor wants to ease the minds of worried parents.
- A 45-year-old man from Plaster Rock is dead after a motorcycle accident near Perth-Andover on Sunday.
- Police here in Fredericton are looking for the public’s help to identify two suspects following a break and enter.
- The reopening of a Fredericton elementary school has been delayed until next week.
- NB Power has been given the green light by the Energy and Utilities Board to roll out smart meters across the province.
- And a New Brunswick tradition will be back this year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 297 – 2019-07-08: Catlin Adams Interview
Catlin Adams Interview: The Jerk 40th anniversary exclusive! Reflections of The Jazz Singer and its poor reception. Also, Underworld: Awakening, and more!
RFYL Episode – MeldIntoStoneEP132
This week we don’t give time for a build-up .. we hit the ground running! I mean, figuratively. Lately I can barely wander around my kitchen. BUT FIGURATIVELY we are GIANTS.
I have no idea what I’m talking about. Check out some awesome music, linked just below, and snag the podcast for very minimal talking from my still-mostly-voiceless self and a lot of great tunes being spun free of charge!
Shabam.
Playlist:
Close Your Eyes – A Primitive Evolution
Don’t Leave Me Here – Bloody Diamonds
Turning Point – Sacrifice to Survive
The Frontal Lobe – Kitchen Witch
Weightless Light – Woodhawk
Shadow Man – Rezurex
The Ones Below – Osyron
Forget and Survive – From The Depths
Through Stars / Return To Me – Unleash The Archers
Dark All Day – Gunship
On That Day 5 Years Ago – RoboRob
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-31: Reliving early summer
On today’s show:
- Today was Trail Mix Day, so celebrate with a mouthful of mixed, dried nuts and raisins!
- Good news: FEST FORWARD is a go for (despite) 2020! They are accepting submissions for the annual emerging artist festival until September 10. See the Facebook group for more information.
- Don’t forget that FLOURISH Fest is coming up this week! Displaced from the spring, but it’s back with two weeks of music and workshops, socially distanced and properly heard. It starts on Thursday night at 6pm with a FLOURISH Zine launch at The Cap and Sardinia at Created Here.
- Earlier this year, I spoke with Peter Hicks of Sleepy Driver about their brand-new collaborative album Northeastern Chorus. We revisit that moment, and get a chance to hear Come Around Lover from the album.
- And the first artist I spoke to in residence at the Botanic Garden this summer was Cat Candow. We chat on the picnic table about her flower weaving projects.
News update:
- There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported by New Brunswick Public Health over the weekend.
- The weekend didn’t stop provincial party leaders from making whistlestop tours to persuade undecided voters.
- Students attending public school might not have a laptop ready for the start of the academic year on Sept. 8.
- New Brunswick’s top doctor is making changes to visits in long term care and nursing homes.
- An Oromocto man will spend the next two years in jail for owning and distributing child pornography.
- Starting tomorrow, all shoppers at Atlantic Superstore locations must wear a face mask.
- And starting on Tuesday, those travelling on WestJet flights must wear a mask or risk severe penalties
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 296 – 2019-07-06: Todd Duffey Interview 2
Todd Duffey returns to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Office Space, and more!
The Lunchbox 2020-08-28: Sensory Transmogrification
On today’s show:
- Given that Symphony NB has just announced a fall series of performances, including one by Andrew Miller with a performance in front of a silent movie, I thought I’d give you a listen to when I spoke to him and Nadia Francavilla about the time they did this with the classic The Cabinet of Dr Caligari in 2016.
- And to mix mediums exquisitely, I brought out my 2018 interview with Cathy Holtmann about her project called PhotoVoice.
- It was Cherry Turnover Day, so it’s time to get out the pastries! But don’t eat them over your computer, even if it is Crackers Over The Keyboard Day. Trust me on this…
- Saturday will be More Herbs, Less Salt Day, so you’ll be healthier in no time!
- Sunday is Frankenstein Day, so be prepared to make a collection of things into an artistic mess you may regret.
- The Enbicon Gaming Convention has opening up player registration for this year’s online, virtual event coming up on September 25-27.
- This is perhaps the last night for the Delta Drive-in, featuring The Shawshank Redemption tonight at 7:30pm. Get your tickets here!
- Mike Bravener is performing tonight at 7pm at The Tipsy Muse Café. See the Facebook event for more details.
- Certified will be on stage at Dolan’s Pub tonight and Saturday night at 10pm.
- This Saturday is Record Store Day! Show your support for local record stores like Backstreet Records and The Cap, and enjoy Heat $heets at The Cap Patio at 6pm. See the Facebook event for more details.
- This weekend, join Alison Taylor for the launch of her debut novel Aftershock at Westminster Books, Sunday afternoon at 2pm.
- “Shared trauma has driven them a world apart; they will need to find each other again to begin to heal. Nightmares still haunt Chloe thirteen years after a fatal tragedy led to the disintegration of her family. Her mother, Jules, has a busy tech career, a long history of chronic pain—and little time for Chloe. After Chloe drops out of university to travel for a year, Jules’ OxyContin dependency quickly worsens.Aftershock follows their parallel journeys: Jules struggles to regain control of her life, while Chloe, after a rocky visit with her estranged father in New Zealand, resolves to go off the map and spend some time alone, travelling. When Jules suddenly can’t find her daughter, the feeling is all too familiar. Mother and daughter will need to address old secrets and the emotional impact they have wrought before they can reconcile with each other, and, finally, with themselves.”
News updates:
- There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported by New Brunswick Public Health yesterday afternoon.
- Residents who travelled on Air Canada flight 8918 from Toronto to Moncton on Aug. 14 are being asked to self-isolate for 14 days.
- Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail with many promises to undecided voters.
- Parents are learning more about the province’s plan to bring high school students back to the classroom.
- A bail hearing for a Saint John man charged with second-degree murder has been delayed until next week.
- Starting on Sept. 1, shoppers at Atlantic Superstore must wear a face mask.
- According to a new study, over 200 Canadian TV and radio stations could go off the air over the next three years.
- And the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League released a statement last night pledging full support for the Black Lives Matter movement.
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RFYL Episode – LifeTransferenceEP131
On this week’s episode, still more releases as August isn’t quite over yet! We’re still doing the whole “Holy crap a lot launched last week” double down, playing some more local stuff that’s awesome and otherwise just giving you an intense rundown of music because I can’t handle as many breaks as I used to have to talk at you folks.
Support artists during this time so they can keep releasing new stuff. Feed the cycle! FEED IT!
Playlist:
The Long Road to Zurich – The JB Conspiracy
Same Old Song – Sea Mouse
The Wheel – Cory Hotline
Chase The Sun – Kitchen Witch
Ball and Chain – Diablo Strange
Break – Shades of Sorrow
Just Ice / A Matter Of Time – From The Depths
Battle of the Thames – Osyron
Legacy – Unleash The Archers
Future Sun – Sacrifice to Survive
My Actual Code – Gigi’s Song – (There Is No Game OST)
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-27: Ingrained Art
On today’s show:
- Today is Burger Day, so whether you cooked them yourselves, if they were made of meat or veg, I hope you grabbed a handful of the quintessential summer sandwich and enjoyed it.
- Sadly (but unsurprisingly), the Monday Night Film Series has been cancelled for this fall due to COVID.
- However, Symphony NB is staging a Condensed Ensemble to celebrate it’s 70th season, with 10 performances in October, November and December.
- Flourish Fest has shifted from the spring 4-day spring festival to be a 10-day fall celebration! FLOURISH will be held from September 3-13, and ALL projects and programming will be totally free of charge. See the Facebook event for more details.
- 2018 was a good year for artists, apparently. I found my interviews with Bruce Gray (wood artist) and Emily Blair and Emily Kennedy (WARPED).
News update:
- There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported by New Brunswick Public Health yesterday afternoon.
- Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail with many promises to undecided voters.
- Drivers will pay a bit more at the gas pumps this week.
- The RCMP Major Crimes Unit is investigating after a homicide on the Burnt Church First Nation.
- Two people have been arrested after police searched a home in Upper Woodstock on Tuesday.
- To help the school population stay safe this semester, St. Thomas University will provide students with reusable face masks.
- And provinces and territories are getting an extra two billion dollars to help ensure kids can safely go back to school next month.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-26: Sasha French
On the show:
- It was Webmistress Day, so I hope you celebrated the women who make the web.
- I had an opportunity share a thunderstorm with Sasha French in Odell Park on Tuesday to talk about her painting and other arts as part of her residency.
- And, maybe inspired by the rain, I rolled out an interview from 2016 with Rachel Watters, a painter who was in residency in the Barracks that summer.
News update:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
- Provincial party leaders continue to make whistle-stop tours yesterday as they gear up for next month’s snap election.
- It’s game on for school sports and other clubs as long as the province stays within the yellow phase.
- The Grand Bay-Westfield RCMP is investigating after shots were fired at a vehicle last Friday.
- One person is in hospital after an ATV crash just outside of Saint John yesterday afternoon.
- The City of Fredericton is seeking a volunteer to fill a seat on the mayor’s community and post-secondary committee to represent wards 9 or 11.
- And the Royal Canadian Snowbirds are back in the air.
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Homemade Jams // 2020-08-26
Tracklisting:
1.) Shotgun Jimmie – Tumbleweed
2.) Jon McKiel – Private Eye
3.) Julie Aubé – Seras-tu là?
4.) The Town Heroes – Poets
5.) The Burning Hell – Amateur Rappers
6.) Colin Fowlie – Sanctuary
7.) Catherine Kennedy – Borrow You Sorrow
8.) Dave Puhacz – Pour être avec elle
9.) Les Hôtesses d’Hilaire – Boule boule
10.) New Fries – Ploce (Toronto, ON)
11.) FM Berlin – Yer Honour
12.) CHIPS – Mystery Love
13.) Mike Boyd – I Get Around
14.) Rey D – Loyal
Mornings Are Hard // 2020-08-26
Track Listing:
1.) Kid Travis – Galaxy
2.) Dead Wicks – The Smoke You Hide
3.) KARTINI – Devil In Disguise
4.) Ryan H – Kiko
5.) Camille Delean – Idle Fever, Out Of Tune
6.) Dan Friese – Streetlight
7.) Shred Kelly – Roman Candle Eyes
8.) The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer – Black and Blue
9.) Kyle & The Pity Party – The Feeling Of Being Alone
10.) Carver Commodore – Black Plastic
11.) Royal Tusk – DealBreaker
12.) The High Chameleons – The Himalayas
13.) Baby Bulldog – I Rly Rly Like U
14.) Dent May – Hotel Stationery
Homemade Jams // 2020-08-25
Track Listing:
1.) Kylie Fox – Avocado
2.) Quote The Raven – Hope
3.) P’tit Belliveau – Drivin’ On Empty
4.) Mike Bravener – The Jones Boys 1 & 2
5.) Sleepy Driver, Northeastern Chorus – Wilderness
6.) Ryan Hillier – Brave New Waves
7.) Free To Grow – The Storm
8.) DIllon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
9.) Nebullama – Groovin’
10.) Lil Omar – So What?
11.) Chiller – Heretic
12.) Klackers – Rise Or Die
13.) bleum – Welcome To My Life
14.) Elephant Skeletons – Trash Sultan
15.) Jimmy Swift Band – Two Hands On The Wheel
The Lunchbox 2020-08-25: Tracey Dutt
On today’s show:
- It’s both Kiss and Make Up Day and Banana Split Day. Not sure if these are working against each other, or satisfying some couples’ dreams…
- I just heard about Maggie’s Farm Revival‘s show at Dolan’s Pub tonight at 5:30pm — but it was sold out anyway.
- So, here’s fair warning! Keith Hallett is playing at The Cap on Wednesday at 7pm. (Provided it doesn’t rain…) Get your tickets while they are available!
- I sat down with Tracey Dutt at the Botanic Gardens on Monday afternoon to chat about her artist residency working with textiles.
- And back in 2017 I spoke with Lisa Ann Ross of Solo Chicken Productions about their art show called Shorts & Sweets.
News update:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, keeping the province’s total number of active cases at nine.
- Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail yesterday afternoon.
- Elections New Brunswick has announced there won’t be polling stations on campus for the snap election.
- Police say two men have been arrested and charged for possessing loaded firearms and illegal cigarettes.
- The City of Fredericton is launching a new website for residents to provide feedback to city hall on several topics.
- Police are warning residents about a fraudulent call claiming to represent Service Canada and the Saint John Police Force.
- And a New Brunswick drive-in has received a special honour from Reader’s Digest Canada.
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 295 – 2019-07-04: Diana Rein Interview
Diana Rein promotes her new cd Queen of My Castle as well as reflect on Home Alone and Dennis the Menace.
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