Track Listing:
1.) Lido Pimienta – Te Queria
2.) Caribou – Home
3.) Elephant Skeletons – Trash Sultan
4.) Grimes – Violence
5.) Half Waif – Ordinary Talk
6.) Vlossom – My Friend
7.) Doomsquad – General Hum
8.) Shad – The Fool Pt 1 (Get It Got It Good)
9.) Zuffalo – Any Given Speed
10.) FUUDGE – Tu peux prendre mon âme
11.) Old Blood – Blacklights
12.) Chocolat – Fou fou fou mon minou
13.) Julian Taylor Band – Avalanche
14.) Major Love – Tear It Down
RFYL Episode – GuidingBoltEP113
Hey folks! I’m still in recovery but I’ve still got a backlog of music (and a bevy of new tracks [who uses the word bevy?]) to throw at you, so here we are with yet another episode!
My voice gave out before I could do anything terribly funny, but I do wish you all a wonderful holiday weekend celebrating the birth of our remake, FF7.
Playlist:
Do You Dare – Die So Fluid
Put It On The Line – The Heavy
Bad Animal – Double Fuzz
DTC – Powder for Pigeons
True Bearings / Dead Air – Freeways
Welcome To The World – Gygax
Bad Brains – Sea Mouse
Old Silence – Woodhawk
Future Sun – Sacrifice to Survive
Heartless World – Unleash The Archers
Torus – Puta Volcano
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!earshot20 // 2020-04-10
Hour One:
#20 – TOPS – Too Much
#19 – Elephant Stone – Fox on the Run
#18 – Jennah Barry – Roller Disco
#17 – Waxahatchee – Arkadelphia
Bonus Track – Ryan Hillier – Winding Road
#16 – Loving – Lately In Another Time
#15 – Wolf Parade – Forest Green
#14 – Born Ruffians – I Fall In Love Every Night
#13 – William Prince – The Spark
#12 – Boniface – Stay Home
Bonus Track – Wolf Castle – Believe It
#11 – Grimes – IDORU
Hour Two:
#10 – Nap Eyes – Mystery Calling
#9 – Soccer Mommy – lucy
#8 – Destroyer – Crimson Tide
Bonus Track – Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
#7 – Sarah Harmer – Shoemaker
#6 – Les Deuxluxes – Everything Of Beauty
#5 – Basia Bulat – Electric Roses
#4 – Frazey Ford – U and Me
#3 – Andy Shauf – The Moon
Bonus Track – The Trick – Your Wildest Daydreams
#2 – Caribou – Ravi
#1 – U.S. Girls – Denise, Don’t Wait
Homemade Jams // 2020-04-09
Track Listing:
1.) The Stanfields – Stay The Blazes Home
2.) Colony Recording Club – RCA2RCA
3.) The Trick – All Your Wildest Daydreams
4.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
5.) FM Berlin – Packing Your Bags For Nowhere
6.) West Avenue – Spring Break ’08
7.) Melonvine – Confessions
8.) Bloody Diamonds – Monopoly
9.) Heat $heets – Axel Grease
10.) The Stogies – On The Road
11.) The Royal Volts – Bad Thing
12.) Force Fields – Robot Milk
13.) OUTTACONTROLLER – Too Soon
14.) Black Moor – Hellraiser
The Lunchbox 2020-04-10: COVID-19 update – 5 Years of Diamonds and Gold with Motherhood – music by Dennis Ellsworth + Tomato/Tomato
On Today’s Show:
- Wrap-up of this week’s notes:
- Launch of the Canadian Business Resilience Network (CBRN) by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
- TNB launches Dear Rona – Letters From Lockdown
- The National Arts Council (in partnership with Facebook) continue supporting performers with perform-from-home funding called #CanadaPerforms.
- Tom Jackson launches 12-week, artist-led series in aid of music community called Almighty Voices.
- The deadline is coming closer for this year’s NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival Playwriting Competition: submissions for the main contest end April 23; submissions for the Middle and High school contest close May 22.
- Events this weekend:
- Music: “Compassion” by Dennis Ellsworth. (Upcoming #CanadaPerforms concert on Sunday, 8pm)
- Interview: 5 Years of Diamonds and Gold with Motherhood (2018)
- Music: “Everybody’s Hurtin'” by Tomato/Tomato
COVID-19 Updates:
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- The province announced three new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon, bringing our total to 111. 53 people have since recovered from the virus.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell said there would be no exceptions made to social distancing rules during the long weekend and Easter.
- Projections for the province say that even if we reach our worst-case scenario, the health care system will keep up.
- Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) this week.
- Also, producing note: The government isn’t doing any updates over the weekend, so with that announcement, I won’t be doing an update for Monday.
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Python’s Paradise ep. 268 – 2019-03-18: Brad Jones Cinema Snob Interview
Brad Jones AKA The Cinema Snob discusses his channel, films, his film projects, and Lloyd!
Homemade Jams // 2020-04-08
Track Listing:
1.) Michael S. Ryan – Lightning
2.) Catherine Kennedy – Borrow Your Sorrow
3.) Christian Howse – Back In Montreal
4.) Quiet Parade – Don’t Put It On Me
5.) Jerry-Faye – Good Heart
6.) Mo Kenney – Sucker
7.) Les Hay Babies – Fontaine à voeux
8.) Jennah Barry – The Real Moon
9.) Colourful Language – Prehistoric Lovers
10.) Elephant Skeletons – Blindfold
11.) Chloé Breault – Quand on y pense
12.) Mike Trask – Bad News
13.) Kill Chicago – Pull Over
14.) Like A Motorcycle – High Hopes
The Lunchbox 2020-04-09: COVID-19 update – more theatre and arts for you to enjoy at home – Keith Lyons – Inland Island
On today’s show:
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- Spearhead Theatre continues it’s “Sunday Service” series of streamed performances this Sunday at 2pm with Alice Gerstenberg’s “Fourteen”
- TNB launches Dear Rona, a story collection project
Dear Rona – Letters from Lockdown is a new collaborative project inspired by our current state of affairs. The idea is simple: send us a letter telling us about your experience living in lockdown.All stories collected through this project will be used as a platform for inspiration to create a new original, multi-disciplinary performance piece. The collection process will continue until the fall at which time invited artists from various disciplines will work collaboratively to create a unique piece of art based on our collective experience as a community, a province and a country.Everyone is encouraged to take part and participation is easy! To contribute your voice to this project, simply get in touch and tell us how living in lockdown has changed your life. Maybe you’ve reconnected with friends and family or have rekindled your love of reading. Maybe you’ve taken up baking bread, knitting or listening to your music collection with a new focus. Maybe you’ve been inspired by the kindness you’ve seen or offended by ignorance. Or maybe this whole situation has you worried about the future. We’re all experiencing this in unique ways. There are no wrong answers.All contributions to this project will be accepted anonymously and excerpts from contributed stories will be shared through our social media channels as the project progresses. We want your story, not your name. However, all contributors will be acknowledged in the final format of this project.
To contribute your voice to this project, please send a letter, a postcard, an email or an audio recording to the addresses below. Submissions may be any length.
Mailing address: Theatre New Brunswick, 55 Whiting Road, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5Y5
Email: dearrona@tnb.nb.ca - #CanadaPerforms
- A partnership of the National Arts Council and Facebook to pay artists to perform at home.
https://nac-cna.ca/en/canadaperforms
#CanadaPerforms is a $700,000 short-term relief fund that pays professional Canadian artists and professionally published authors for their online performances. It was launched by Facebook Canada and the National Arts Centre to help ease the financial strain for Canadian artists impacted by the closure of performance venues across Canada related to COVID-19, and to lift the spirits of Canadians during the crisis. Artists who are selected will receive $1,000 and their online performance will be broadcast on the NAC’s Facebook page. - April 9, 5pm: Alan Doyle (who was originally to appear at the Playhouse on April 11)
- April 13, 4pm: Ben Caplan (who was here on February 25)
- April 13, 8pm: Dennis Ellsworth
- April 14, 6:30pm: The Town Heroes
- April 15, 7pm: Rob Lutes
- April 16, 3pm: Christina Martin
- A partnership of the National Arts Council and Facebook to pay artists to perform at home.
- The Fredericton Playhouse continues to be closed during the rest of the month of April. All ticket holders for cancelled events will receive a full refund. The box office will be in touch with ticket holders regarding returns. Given the number of returns being processed, this could take a few days. We will continue to monitor the situation, taking direction from public health officials and will provide updates on any additional cancellations as they arise.For more information, or to check for updates, please visit https://www.theplayhouse.ca/
- NotaBle Acts Seeks Entries for 19th Annual Province-Wide Playwriting Competition
The deadline for the main contest is April 23, 2020. The Middle and High and school contest closes on May 22, 2020.
See the website for details, rules and to submit. - Much thanks to the Fredericton Arts Alliance’s ARTSnews, and the Facebook group Covid-19 New Brunswick Artist Resource Network
COVID-19 Updates:
- The province announced three new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon, bringing our total to 108. 39 people have since recovered from the virus.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell said there would be no exceptions made to social distancing rules during the long weekend and Easter.
- Premier Blaine Higgs says local police will make the rounds to ensure people are following the rules. If not, residents could be fined as much as $10,000.
- UNB Researchers say New Brunswick is on a best-case trajectory for COVID-19, similar to that of South Korea.
- National COVID-19 numbers reached 19,289 last night, according to the Government of Canada.
- Stats Canada said the nation lost one million jobs last month due to the virus, bringing the unemployment rate to 7.8 per cent. In New Brunswick, that number equals 8.8 per cent.
- Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) this week.
- The kids are all right: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy are essential workers during COVID-19.
Interview: Keith Lyons (“Oh No! It’s Thursday!”)
Interview: Inland Island
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Homemade Jams // 2020-04-06
Track Listing:
1.) Ashley MacIsaac – Devil In The Kitchen
2.) Shaun Ferguson – Résilience
3.) Raphaël Butler – En amour avec toi
4.) Mandy Silk – Feelin Fine
5.) Aaron Grant – Heartbreak Bullet
6.) George Belliveau ft. Arthur Comeau – Grand verre de tchekafaire
7.) Ladd & Lasses – Not Giving Up Yet
8.) Frantically Atlantic – Maggie In The Woods/Maurice Manley’s
9.) Brent Mason – Monticello
10.) Cameron Molloy – When I Can’t Sleep
11.) Marc Montanchez – We Will Burn Away
12.) Keith Mullins – Home Is Where Your Ass Should Be
13.) Adam Washburn – Lift Me Up
14.) OLD Blood – Blacklights
15.) Rawls Royce – Don’t Let Me Go!
16.) CHIPS – Modern Days
The Lunchbox 2020-04-08: COVID-19 update – Interview: Jennifer Mcginnis-Warton (Potter) – Interview: Craig Schnieder (Sculptor)
On today’s show:
- Rivers for the Fredericton area remain well below flood levels.
- It’s Draw a Picture of a Bird Day! Look out your window and be inspired.
- It’s Zoo Lovers Day! Consider donating to your favourite zoos (such as the Cherry Brook Zoo or the Magnetic Hill Zoo) to show them some love.
- Spearhead Theatre presents Alice Gerstenberg’s “Fourteen”
- Interview: Jennifer Mcginnis-Warton (Potter)
- Interview: Craig Schnieder (Sculptor)
COVID-19 updates:
- The province announced two new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon, bringing the total to 105. 39 people have since recovered from the virus.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell reminds New Brunswickers that rules will evolve as often as the virus does. She encourages folks to wear non-medical face coverings.
- Premier Blaine Higgs announced businesses can apply for working capital loans during the pandemic. They can apply through Opportunities New Brunswick.
- Post-secondary students can apply for a new one time benefit of $750 if they can demonstrate that they fail to meet basic needs between now and the end of the semester.
- Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) this week.
- Canada’s chief medical officer of health recommended folks use non-medical masks when running their errands to help stop the spread of the virus.
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The Lunchbox 2020-04-07: COVID-19 update – Interview: Colour Film – Interview: Richard Hornsby
On today’s show:
- Flourish Festival has been postponed until the fall, although dates are yet to be determined.
- The Canadian Chamber of Commerce announced the launching of the Canadian Business Resilience Network (CBRN) in partnership with the Government of Canada to help the business community prepare, persevere and, ultimately, prosper in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Interview: Colour Film
- Interview: Richard Hornsby
COVID-19 update:
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The province announced two new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon, bringing the total to 103. 30 people have since recovered from the virus.
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Dr. Jennifer Russell reminds New Brunswickers that no loopholes can be made to the non-essential travel order.
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Premier Blaine Higgs and health minister Ted Flemming announced a new COVID-19 task force that will take a military-like approach to the health care system decisions.
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Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) this week.
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Canada’s chief medical officer of health recommended folks use non-medical masks when running their errands to help stop the spread of the virus.
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HitG 038: Maps, Minis, Scenery
Gaming around a table can often be more than just dice and character sheets. Depending on your style of play, you may want a little more tangible or visual support from props, game aids or tactical diagrams.
This time, we discuss the use of maps (both large scale and tactical scale), the use of miniature figures to represent the player characters and the foes, and the use of terrain — all toward the end of creating a form of more engaging experience.
Hosts: Anita, Chris, Mark, Pat
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The Lunchbox 2020-04-06: Farmer’s Market impacts; COVID-19 updates; David in the Dark & The Millennial Dream
On today’s show:
- Boyce Farmer’s Market will now send out a list of products available from its vendors each week that can be delivered. The list comes out on Tuesday. For more information, visit their web site.
- Sadly, it looks like we may be saying farewell to the North Side Market. Reports indicate that they have closed down permanently.
- COVID-19 Update:
- The province announced six new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, bringing the total to 101. 28 people have recovered from the virus.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell reminds New Brunswickers to take care of their mental health during this uncertain and stressful time.
- Education minister Dominic Cardy released a statement over the weekend for high school graduates about not giving up at this time.
- Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB)
- Her Majesty The Queen released a rare message for TV viewers around the Commonwealth last night encouraging viewers to remain hopeful and come together as one.
- The New Brunswick Drama Festival has also been cancelled. The event brings over 1500 public school students to St. Thomas University in May each year.
- And the federal government unveiled a new app about COVID-19.
- Interview: Kevin Belyea of David in the Dark.
- Interview: Jacob Wildman-Sisk on The Millennial Dream.
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Mornings Are Hard // 2020-04-03
Track Listing:
1.) Psychic Pollution – Into The Ocean
2.) U.S. Girls – Overtime
3.) Weyes Blood – Andromeda
4.) Jesse Maxwell – Average
5.) Ade – Thankful
6.) Telquist – Fun
7.) Pastiche – Adrenaline
8.) Darman – Splash
9.) U.S. Girls – IOU
10.) Elephant Stone – We Cry For Harmonia
11.) lié – Bugs
12.) Andy Shauf – Neon Skyline
13.) Jennah Barry – Rocket
Python’s Paradise ep. 267 – 2019-03-14: Jim Valente Interview 3
Jim Valente returns for more Blood Passion as well as the upcoming film adaptation.
Homemade Jams // 2020-04-03
Track Listing:
1.) Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth – Fortune
2.) Les Hôtesses d’Hilaire – Boule boule
3.) Glory Glory – Zombies!!
4.) Walrus – Cool To Who
5.) Chloé Breault – Ouest
6.) The Motorleague – North America
7.) The Olympic Symphonium – Jasper
8.) Jennah Barry – Pink Grey Blue
9.) The Montgomery St. Band – For Your Wage
10.) Grand Theft Bus – Gold Mine
11.) Elephant Skeletons – Awake Alright
12.) Weak Size Fish – Credit System
13.) bleum – Move With Me
14.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
RFYL Episode – MindspikeEP112
Welcome to a brand new episode of RFYL, where I am still in isolation and hacking up a lung whenever I get the chance! It’s great. Regardless, I still spent some energy on setting up a pretty solid playlist (if I do say so myself) for you all to listen to, so open a window and turn it up as loud as possible just to force everyone to listen to it or something.
Or don’t.
Playlist:
Another Day – Powder for Pigeons
Throw Away The Key – Sea Mouse
Pressure – Cory Hotline
How I Find Stars / Madison – Damn Cargo
Entropica – Puta Volcano
Alive – High On Vigers
Carry On – Tzimani
Something So Familiar – Gygax
Turning Point – Sacrifice to Survive
I’m Sick – Bella Clava
Tomorrow May Never Come – The Creepshow
Eden’s Refulgence – Husky by the Geek
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The Lunchbox 2020-04-03: Happenings (virtually) Around Town, COVID-19 update, Heather Rankin
Happening (virtually) Around Town:
- Make Some Noise from Home for Essential Workers! Saturday, April 4th at 7pm
http://www.fredericton.ca/en/news/city-hall/make-some-noise-from-home-for-essential-workers - Spearhead Theatre presents theatre: Sunday Service live-streamed performance of Eugene O’Neill’s “Thirst”, Sunday, April 5th at 6pm
- Living Rooms: A Facebook Live Festival, Sunday, April 5 at 4pm
Roots & Soul Music Promotions will have ten acts performing for 30 to 45 minutes each on the Roots & Soul Music Promotions, Grimross Brewing Co., and The Capital Complex Facebook pages
This Sunday: Mark Currie, Ethan Ash, Terra Spencer, Adam John Guidry, Dan Walsh, Katey Brooks, Black Suit Devil, Rory Taillon, Colin Fowlie, Sarah Smith
COVID-19 Update:
- The province announced ten new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to 91. Twenty-two people have since recovered from the virus.
- New Brunswick’s all-party committee has added some new rules to the province’s prolonged state of emergency, including making it illegal to knowingly go within two metres of someone who doesn’t live or work with you.
- More than 50,000 New Brunswickers have applied for the province’s one time $900 benefit.
- Education minister Dominic Cardy announced schools would remain closed for the rest of the term.
- St. Thomas University has approved a pass/fail grading system for students dealing with more stress than usual.
- We hear from a new mom in Saint John about how she’s coping with the threat of COVID-19 while caring for a newborn.
Featured Interview: Heather Rankin
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Homemade Jams // 2020-04-02
Track Listing:
1.) Beauts – The City Loves Me
2.) Nap Eyes – So Tired
3.) Penny Blacks – Good Dog
4.) Little You, Little Me – Traveled
5.) Melonvine – Confessions
6.) Kim Harris – Aquarius
7.) Rick Sparkes + the Enablers – Beseech You
8.) Colin Fowlie – Sanctuary
9.) Ryan Hillier – Winding Road
10.) Tomato/Tomato – You Don’t Know Anything
11.) The Belle Comedians – Rosy
12.) Young Satan In Love – Bibles For Missions
13.) Paper Lions – Travelling
14.) Nebullama – The Swing
!earshot20 // 2020-04-03
Hour One:
#20 – Wilsen – Align
#19 – Elephant Stone – I See You
#18 – Basia Bulat – Already Forgiven
#17 – Caveboy – I Wonder
#16 – William Prince – Old Souls
Bonus – Black Dimes – Ascension
#15 – King Krule – Please Complete
#14 – Loving – Simple Moon X
#13 – Tame Impala – Posthumous Forgiveness
#12 – Boniface – Oh My God
Bonus – Rey D – Loyal
#11 – Sarah Harmer – What I Was To You
Hour Two:
#10 – Les Deuxluxes – Beware of the Dog
#9 – Penny Diving – Constant Craving
#8 – soccer mommy – Yellow Is The Color Of Her Eyes
#7 – Grimes – Before The Fever
#6 – Frazey Ford – Let’s Start Again
#5 – Wolf Parade – Julia Take Your Man Home
#4 – Destroyer – University Hill
Bonus – Gregory Pepper and his Problems – Maybe I’ll See You
#3 – Andy Shauf – Where Are You Judy
#2 – Caribou – Ravi
Bonus – Lido Pimienta – Te Queria
#1 – U.S. Girls – The Quiver To The Bomb
Mornings Are Hard // 2020-04-02
Track Listing:
1.) Les Deuxluxes – I Am The Man
2.) Red Can – Do You Think So
3.) The Mariachi Ghost – Puro Dolor
4.) Sorry – Starstruck
5.) soccer mommy – Circle The Drain
6.) Certain Animals – Love, Space & Time
7.) Marian – Same Town
8.) Sarah Jane Scouten – Ballad of a Southern Midwife
9.) Jerry Leger – Canvas Of Gold
10.) Tami Neilsen – You Were Mine
11.) Sarah Harmer – Just Get Here
12.) Drive-By Truckers – Thoughts & Prayers
13.) Julia P. – Walking On By
14.) Black River Bell – For My Sister And Her Daughter
Mornings Are Hard // 2020-04-01
Track Listing:
1.) Ender Bender – Star Killer
2.) Hallows – Subtle
3.) Dirty Projectors – Search For Life
4.) Gold Cage – Repeater Kember
5.) GIRL SKIN – Soft Gun
6.) Basia Bulat – Already Forgiven
7.) Rose Cousins – The Swimmer (To Be An Old Man)
8.) Kacey Musgraves – Slow Burn
9.) Jessica Rhaye – It’s All Over Now Baby Blue
10.) The Highwomen – Crowded Table
11.) Jennah Barry – Roller Disco
12.) Sufjan Stevens, Lowell Brams – What It Takes
13.) Aunty Social – Trying
14.) Magic Sword – Depths of Power
Homemade Jams // 2020-04-01
Track Listing:
1.) Keegan Dobbelsteyn – Lately
2.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
3.) The Stogies – For The Second Time
4.) Kill Chicago – Moonlight
5.) Dad Patrol – You Are Unwise To Lower Your Defenses
6.) The Creaks – Manipulation
7.) Mike Bravener – Workin’ Man Blues
8.) Oh No Theodore – You Could Do Better Than Me
9.) Redwood Fields – Jacqueline
10.) The Trick – All Your Wildest Daydreams
11.) DenMother – a dream is a window into another one of your timelines
12.) Black Dimes – Ascension
13.) Cat LeBlanc – Side of the Road
The Lunchbox 2020-04-01: On today’s show: Virtual Exhibit from UNB Art Centre; COVID-19 update; The Steady Swagger; The Brood
On Today’s Show:
- UNB Art Centre Virtual Exhibition: “Attending the Apocalypse”
The UNB Art Centre presents its newest exhibition online. Attending the Apocalypse by Jennifer Lee Wiebe and Janice Wright Cheney is eerily prophetic as we face-down the Covid-19 pandemic. We will be launching the catalogue in a virtual space rather than an actual space. The link will be provided on our Facebook page, Instagram, and Twitter, Friday, April 3 at 5:00 pm.In Attending the Apocalypse Jennifer Lee Wiebe and Janice Wright Cheney provide a commentary on contemporary society by exploring the idea of networks— both digital and biological. Social media, like mycelia, has a broad network and an organic reach.
In Scratchcards for the Apocalypse, Jennifer Lee Wiebe explores language and our understanding of content in a series of canvasses painted with tweets made by Donald Trump since 2015. In Elysium, Janice Wright Cheney explores the symbolic power of mushrooms and the potential for mycelia to reshape our society.
- COVID-19 update:
- The province announced two new cases of COVID-19 bringing the total to 70. Nine people have since recovered from the virus.
- The province is working on a pandemic operational plan with both health authorities; we should learn more from that in the coming days.
- Premier Blaine Higgs expects to municipalities to follow the province’s lead and close local parks not owned by the provincial government to flatten the curve of COVID-19.
- We should hear more from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development about what public school students can expect about classes.
- New Brunswick’s carbon tax took effect today, bringing our maximum price of regular unleaded gas to 71.5 cents per litre.
- Song: Munchies by The Brood
- Interview: The Steady Swagger (2016)
- Song: Exile in Suburbia by The Brood
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Homemade Jams // 2020-03-31
Track Listing:
1.) Nick Earle and the Reckless Hearts – I Wanna Know
2.) Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire – Tell Me Lies
3.) Mike Biggar – Blood from a Stone
4.) Colin Fowlie – Amusement Park
5.) Matt Boudreau – Goéland
6.) The Stanfields – Born on the Wrong Side of Town
7.) Kendra Gale Band – Never Be Mine
8.) Les Hay Babies – Jacqueline
9.) Gypsophilia – Cake Walk
10.) les Païens – Anagance Shuffle
11.) JOYFULTALK – Part II – Pixelated Skin
