Mornings Are Hard
Artist – Track || Album
1.) Black Lips – Kassandra || single
2.) OSEES – INFECTED CHROME || ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST
3.) Die Spitz – Pop Punk Anthem (Sorry for the Delay) || Something To Consume
4.) John DeNicola – King of His Own World || Don’t Wait
5.) Sundog – Despacito || Across the Rift of Doubt
6.) Wormburner – Senve Hours Upstate || Last of the Winter Light
7.) Chillteens – Short King || In Another Dream
8.) Afternoon Bike Ride – Miss Universe || Running With Scissors
9.) Marissa Burwell – Minneapolis || Before The Hour’s Up
10.) Saya Gray – PUDDLE ( OF ME ) || SAYA
11.) Begonia – Marigold || Powder Blue
12.) Sylvia Black – Anyway || single
13.) DEBBY FRIDAY – Bet On Me || The Starr Of The Queen Of Life
Mornings Are Hard || 2025-09-03
Mornings Are Hard
Artist – Track || Album
1.) Frankie Cosmos – Against The Grain || Different Talking
2.) Basia Bulat – La La Lie || Good Advice
3.) Royel Otis – who’s your boyfriend || hickey
4.) Florence + The Machine – Everybody Scream || Everybody Scream
5.) The Beths – Straight Line Was A Lie || single
6.) Sloan – No Damn Fears || Based On the Best Seller
7.) WITCH – Queenless King || SOGOLO
8.) Alabama Shakes – Another Life || single
9.) Lammping, Bloodshot Bill – Never Never || Never Never
10.) Mother Mother – Love To Death (Chill Version) || single
11.) Sam Salmon & the Grand Manan Bandits – If I Needed You Now || single
12.) Mac DeMarco – Holy || Guitar
13.) TOPS – Wheels at Night || Bury The Key
14.) U.S. Girls – Like James Said || Scratch It
15.) Church of Trees – The Angry Sky || Thief of Joy
16.) Dominique Adams – To Keep || To Keep
Indie Whimsy Episode 46 (April 8th 2025)
heya! in this episode of indie whimsy you’ll hear:
- hangman – beat happening (jamboree)
- month of may – arcade fire (the suburbs)
- such great heights – iron & wine (give up 10th anniversary edition)
- the theory of relativity – stars (the north)
- why i cry – all-time quarterback (all-time quarterback)
- trap door – stars (no one is lost)
- will i see you – all girl summer fun band (summer of ’98)
- no cars go – arcade fire (neon bible)
- home – edward sharpe & the magnetic zeros (up from below)
- baby i – amy millan (honey from the tombs)
- chemistry – kimya dawson (my cute fiend sweet princess)
- i don’t know how i survive – death cab for cutie (asphalt meadows)
- end of the affair – the field mice (snowball)
- boyfriend – best coast (crazy for you)
- sparkle – cherry twister (at home with cherry twister)
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Harmony Whimsy (Indie Whimsy) Episode 45 (April 1st 2025)
hiya! in this totally normal and nothing suspicious episode of indie whimsy you’ll hear:
- give a little time – belle and sebastian (late developers)
- suburban war – arcade fire (the suburbs)
- times square go-go boy – east river pipe (shining hours in a can)
- we don’t want your body – stars (the five ghosts)
- spy – they might be giants (john henry)
- hold on when you get love and let go when you give it – stars (the north)
- he never finished the thought – the laughing chimes (whispers in the speech machine)
- windowsill – arcade fire (neon bible)
- sudden organ – yo la tengo (painful)
- ruby ii – amy millan (honey from the tombs)
- driftwood collection – sissy bar (statutory grape)
- more loves than stupids – bunnygrunt (karen hater’s club)
- art student (sarah version) – action painting! (trial cuts)
- mustard gas (edie mullen radio session 1994) – action painting! (trial cuts)
- 1 2 3! – pitcher56 (her abiding memory)
- l.i.f.e.g.o.e.s.o.n. – noah & the whale (last night on earth)
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Testing For Echo – Episode 84 – RUSH HOUR – Orig. Air Date August 30, 2025

Hello there everyone. This is Tim Scammell, host of the weekly show Testing For Echo on CHSR on Saturday afternoons at 3:00 pm and Tuesday mornings at 7:00.
This week I’m sort of cheating.
As most of you know, our show is an homage to the best band to ever have existed, RUSH.
Back in April 2025 we had a station fundraiser and played many special live shows all day.
I offered to do a live show of all RUSH music, with the station manager Mark Kilfoil and I conversing between songs.
I felt it would be cool to replay the show today, for those that missed it.
So here we go, this is Testing For Echo, RUSH Hour.
- Fly By Night
- A Passage to Bangkok
- A Farewell to Kings
- The Spirit of Radio
- Vital Signs
- The Weapon
- Time Stand Still
- Alien Shore
- Roll the Bones
- Test For Echo
- Far Cry
- Seven Cities of Gold
- The Garden
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Nothing in Particular: 2025-Aug-26
Episode 8. For this episode’s [x] Years Later segment, x = 29 and the artist is the Legendary Pink Dots, with news highlights from the years 1990 and 2019.
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simple Minds | Someone Somewhere In Summertime | New Gold Dream | 1982 |
| Peter Gabriel | The Tower That Ate People | Red Planet (Soundtrack) | 2001 |
| Margaret Glaspy | You and I | Emotions and Math | 2016 |
| Mother Mother | Latter Days | The Sticks | 2012 |
| The Jam | That’s Entertainment | Sound Affects | 1980 |
| The Jerry Cans | On The Rocks | Echoes | 2020 |
| Legendary Pink Dots | I Love You In Your Tragic Beauty | The Crushed Velvet Apocalypse | 1990 |
| Legendary Pink Dots | Junkyard | Angel In The Detail | 2019 |
| Ayub Ogada | Dala | En Mana Kuoyo | 1993 |
| Jaian | Mohamour (Alexis Le Tan Edit) | RePhrase Collection: Hard Fist Edit Series | 2018 |
| Rotersand | Beneath The Stars | Random Is Resistance | 2009 |
| Angelique Kidjo | Born Under Punches | Remain in Light | 2018 |
| John Mann | Ill Placed Monuments | Acoustic Kitty | 2002 |
| Jill Barber | Hold On | Metaphora | 2018 |
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Nothing in Particular: 2025-Aug-19
Episode 7. For this week’s [x] Years Later segment, x = 43 and the artist is Wire, with news highlights from the years 1977 and 2020.
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
| Alan Parsons | Chomolungma | A Valid Path | 2004 |
| Darles Flow | Lost Tribes | Deep House Essentials: Blue Edition | 2020 |
| Anne Clark | Homecoming | Hopeless Cases | 1987 |
| Stars | The Night Starts Here | In Our Bedroom After the War | 2007 |
| The Beatles | Julia | White Album | 1968 |
| k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang | The Waters Edge | Sing It Loud | 2011 |
| Mackinaw | To the Salt | Key Anacon Road | 1999 |
| Wire | Mannequin | Pink Flag | 1977 |
| Wire | Eardrum Buzz (12″ Version) | It’s Beginning to and Back Again | 1989 |
| Wire | Primed and Ready | Mind Hive | 2020 |
| Nguyên Lê & Ngo Hong Quang feat. Paolo Fresuu | Cloud Chamber | Ha Noi Duo | 2017 |
| Contrived | The Void | Addicted to Saddness | 2024 |
| Conjure One w/ Jeff Martin | Premonition | Addicted to Saddness | 2002 |
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Testing For Echo – Episode 83 – Hungry for Great Tunes? This Will Help – Orig. Air Date August 16, 2025

Hi there folks. I hope that you are doing great and I’m really happy that you’ve tuned in.
This is episode 83 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world and I am your host Tim Scammell.
Episode Song List
- Styx – Lady – Remastered
- Depeche Mode – Heroes
- Josh Norrad – One Hand on the Wheel
- MELO – Don’t Feel a Thing
- Haken – A Cell Divides
- Gentle Hen – This Could Only Happen to You
- Tony Levin – Gut String Theory
- SAGA – Take a Chance
- Bill Bruford – Solo
- RUSH – Circumstances
- Envy of None – Dumb
- Tony Lewis – Here and Now
- Not Now – Isn’t Me
“The World of Music, One Song at a Time, Take Good Care”
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Nothing in Particular: 2025-Aug-05
| Episode 5. This week’s [x] Years Later segment, x = 29 and the artist is Alison Moyet, with news highlights from the years 1984 and 2013. | ![]() |
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
| Fingers in the Noise | Apero Beat | Apero Beats | 2010 |
| Annie Lennox | Coloured Bedspread | Songs of Mass Destruction | 2007 |
| Kate Bush | Get out of My House | The Dreaming | 1982 |
| Rhys Fulber w/ Sara Taylor | Slip It In | Diaspora | 2020 |
| Covenant | In Theory | Sound Mirrors | 2016 |
| Kenji Kawai | UTA I – Making of Cyborg | Ghost in the Shell | 1995 |
| Huun-Huur-Tu | Oske Cherde | Sixty Horses In My Herd | 1994 |
| Alison Moyet | Where Hides Sleep | Alf | 1984 |
| Alison Moyet | Right as Rain | The Minutes | 2013 |
| Frazey Ford | Done | Indian Ocean | 2014 |
| Dan Mangan | Robots | Nice, Nice, Very Nice | 2009 |
| Andrew Kagumba | Nandere | Global Music: Volume I | 2024 |
| Caro | Links Inna Chain | Lowlands | 2021 |
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“Love goes into everything we do here”: Fredericton Community Kitchens sees uptick in meals served this year
The Fredericton Community Kitchens serve 11,516 meals per month through its daily meal service and outreach program. That number represents an 8% increase in the past twelve months.
Chef Louis Cosman oversees all the meals served at the Fredericton Community Kitchens’ Downtown location and makes it his personal responsibility to create a welcoming environment for Fredericton’s most hungry residents. According to Abby Clarke, that clientele includes people from all walks of life, including university students, families trying to make ends meet, and the elderly.
With over 70% of the food served in the kitchens coming from donations, Chef Cosman noted that he often gets creative with recipes. One of his most popular dishes in recent years was a chocolate chip meatloaf that not only generated buzz from those eating at the kitchen, but provided a lighthearted topic of conversation for people often faced with daunting daily challenges. Cosman finished by asserting that his work at the Fredericton Community Kitchen is the most fulfilling he has ever done, and that “love goes into everything we do here.”
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New paving on University of New Brunswick Campus amid calls for improved wheelchair accessibility
This summer, large sections of the roads on the University of New Brunswick’s Fredericton campus are being repaved. According to a statement by the University, The new maintenance to UNB’s roads are intended to repair drainage while also upgrading the adjacent sidewalks. Wren Meadus, a UNB student and full time wheelchair user, has advocated for improved sidewalk maintenance on campus since January 2025.
Wren described the current state of accessibility on campus as “not good at all,” with the hope that this new construction will address some of their concerns.
A major challenge facing Wren’s efforts to raise awareness for UNB’s accessibility shortfall was finding the right person to talk to. Back in the winter 2025 semester Wren fell from their wheelchair after hitting a pothole filled with snow. After Wren reported the incident to UNB administrators their complaint was directed to the University’s Student Accessibility Centre (SAC). The SAC then told Wren that the Centre only addressed classroom accommodations—not general advocacy or maintenance—resulting in Wren’s concerns getting passed around without any action. By the end of the semester Wren was assured that paving would be a top priority when the asphalt plants opened in May, a promise the University appears to be upholding.
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Pickup truck drives through front window of Chase Benjamin Antiques
On Sunday, August 3, 2025, at approximately 10:15pm, a red pickup truck drove the wrong way down King Street, near the Smyth Street traffic circle, before travelling through the front window of Chase Benjamin Antiques. First responders appeared on the scene minutes later and reported that no one was injured during the accident. Four tenants live in the building alongside Chase Benjamin Antiques, all of whom were forced to find alternate accommodations due to the severe damage to the building’s structural integrity caused by the accident. Chase Plourde, the owner of Chase Benjamin Antiques, explained that he has not been allowed into the building to assess the damage due to those concerns about structural integrity. Plourde noted that an engineer needs to sign off on the building’s structural safety before he can begin filing an insurance claim and determining the extent of the damage. He has also not received any additional information, including the driver’s insurance information, from the Fredericton Police Force, who explained that the staff working Sunday night are not available until Friday, August 8th.
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Charlotte Street Art Centre receives $20,000 grant to create an audio production education program for youth
On Monday, July 21, the Charlotte Street Art Centre (CSAC) announced that they received a $20,000 grant from the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation to create an audio recording and live streaming education program for youth aged 12 to 18. The program will build upon CSAC’s existing ArtReach programming for youth, which includes the Girls+ Rock summer camp and Jam Sesh, both of which offer opportunities for young people to learn instruments, form bands, and perform in front of audiences. Oscar Tecu, CSAC’s ArtReach Coordinator, explained that kids who learn to play and perform will inevitably want to record their work, meaning that focusing the grant on audio recording was only natural. A focus on audio recording also means that Oscar can help facilitate the program, utilizing over ten years of recording experience he picked up on local badns like Chill Teens and his own solo projects.
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“Dignity doesn’t have a curfew”: John Howard Society receives funding for overnight outreach program
On Monday, July 21, 2025, Hon. Marjorie Michel, Federal Minister of Health, announced $578,100 in federal funding for the John Howard Society of Fredericton (JHS), to support a new overnight outreach program that will see the JHS hire six new staff members and purchase a sprinter van to respond to emergency calls related to drug use and mental health crises. The federal funding is part of $2.8 million committed to Atlantic Canada through Health Canada’s Substance Use and Addictions Program – Emergency Treatment Fund. The funding’s purpose is to address the worsening addiction and overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada. The JHS’s daytime outreach program has operated in Fredericton for several years, but with this new funding the program will to expand its scope to offer 24 hour service. John Barrow, the Program Manager at the JHS, explained that 24 hour service allows emergency crews to offer support to Fredericton’s most vulnerable when they need it most. The City of Fredericton took an active role in ensuring the JHS received the Federal Government’s support, with City officials providing oversight during the funding application process and helping facilitate the purchase of the new sprinter van. The city’s involvement directly addresses Recommendation 32 from the City’s Community Safety Task Force Report published in May of this year, which asked for 24 hour outreach units to address health, mental health, social services.
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Damage to the Charlotte Street Art Centre’s gazebo as city sees increase in outdoor fires
On Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025, Matt Carter, the Director of the Charlotte Street Art Centre (CSAC), found a hole burned in the floor of the gazebo in the Art Centre’s backyard. Carter explained that the damage was caused by a small fire contained in a can that had gotten too hot and ignited the floor. The damage prompted internal discussions at CSAC about how to prevent further damages, with suggestions including cutting back vegetation that obscures the gazebo and putting up signs to encourage visitors to respect the space. The damage to CSAC’s gazebo is an example of the 65% increase in outdoor fires Fredericton has seen over the past four years. After announcing the damage on CSAC’s social media, Brooke Batchelor, a community member and carpenter, offered to help repair the gazebo for free. Batchlor explained that she wanted to donate her time to CSAC because of its inviting atmosphere, noting that spaces like CSAC can easily go away without community involvement.
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The Mudroom Gallery provides an accessible alternative for young contemporary artists in Fredericton
On Friday, July 18th, 2025, the Mudroom, a new art gallery at 220 Charlotte Street, opened its first exhibition titled “DUSTOFF.” The Mudroom is situated in Seger Dow and Sienna Ingham’s front porch, which they converted into a DIY art gallery over the past month. Dow explained that he and Ingham wanted to provide an alternative avenue for young, contemporary artists to display their work. The Mudroom sharply contrasts the more institutional galleries already in Fredericton, which tend to favour more traditional forms of art—like landscapes and portraits—or pose too much of a financial barrier for young artists to consider. Ingham explained that creating a gallery in her front porch—where rent is free—and including a small group of artists already engaged with the scene kept costs low, making the Mudroom more accessible than larger galleries. Ingham hopes that the Mudroom will serve as inspiration for other artists in the city, not just to submit their work to her gallery, but to create their own spaces for art.
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Heavy police response to fire alarm in old Hartt Shoe Factory on York Street
On Friday, July 18th, 2025, the Fredericton Fire Department and Police Force responded to a fire alarm in the old Hartt Shoe Factory, which is now an apartment building at 401 York Street. shortly after arriving, first responders found a man in distress and over a dozen more officers arrived on the scene. Kevin Clarke, who was on the first floor of the building when the alarm went off, said that a man was taken out of the building covered with blood with visible burns. The window of the top floor’s south east corner was broken and glass littered the parking lot. According to Mark McVicker, a passerby, an ambulance left the scene without its sirens on. Both Kevin and Mark noted that the intensity of the police response, which included plain-clothes officers and officers armed with rifles, was out of the ordinary for Downtown Fredericton, and startling.
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Mornings Are Hard || 2025-08-08
Artist – Track || Album
1.) Erik Deutsch, Jeff Hill – Saddest Day in Paradise || This Was Then
2.) Cinephonic – Vapeurs || Refuge
3.) The Science of the Heart – Don’t Let Go || Night Drive
4.) Pharmax – Glittering || Vicious
5.) The Thing With Feathers – So Electric || single
6.) Mother Mother – Love To Death || Nostalgia
7.) Scott Hardware – Costume Off || single
8.) Aunt Katrina – Ran Out Of Time || This Heat Is Slowly Killing Me
9.) Penny & the Pits – Montenegro On Ice || Liquid Compactor
10.) Penny & the Pits – Pool Party || Liquid Compactor
11.) Panic Shack – Girl Band Starter Pack || Panic Shack
12.) The Warlocks – You can’t Lose A Broken Heart || The Manic Excessive Sounds Of
13.) Smut – Syd Sweeney || Tomorrow Comes Crashing
14.) Daisy the Great – Mary’s At The Carnival || The Rubber Teeth Talk
15.) Good Dear Good – Fool Me || single
People Need Music: August 7, 2025
Julie Stella is an Acadienne who lives in Ottawa and is bringing her moody, authentic music to the East Coast. Check her out on August 12th at The Cap and August 15th at the Monarch.
julie-stella.ca
Playlist
The Black Keys – No Rain, No Flowers ::
The Barr Brothers, Land of Talk – Run Right Into It ::
Lou-Adriane Cassidy – Cours, Cora, Cours ::
Julie Stella – Floating By ::
Julie Stella – Like A Ghost ::
Basia Bulat – The City With No Rivers ::
Zach Pelletier – See The Reason ::
Tanya Davis – Art ::
Jenn Grant, Ria Mae – One Hit Wonders ::
Young Galaxy – New Summer
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Mornings Are Hard || 2025-08-07
Artist – Track || Album
1.) Thanya Iyer – Low Tides || TIDE/TIED
2.) Saya Gray – 10 Ways (To Lose A Crown) || SAYA
3.) Men I Trust – Come Back Down || Equus Caballus
4.) Madeline Kenney – Scoop || Kiss From the Balcony
5.) Foxwarren – Deadhead || 2
6.) Far Caspian – An Outstretched Hand/Rain From Here to Kerry || Autofiction
7.) TOPS – Annihilation || single
8.) El Tata, Yoro – Walking || single
9.) JayWood – UNTITLED (Swirl) || SUN BABY
10.) Lammping, Bloodshot Bill – Never Never || Never Never
11.) Sargeant X Comrade – Power || Power, Vol. 1
12.) Matty LA – Edge Of My Life || single
13.) Good Dear Good – Each Other’s Best || single
14.) Lee Penn Sky – Road To Rome || Prophets and Pretenders
15.) Jamie Lidell – The Center || Places of Unknowing
Away From The Mire Episode 87 – Oh Me!
Welcome back for another week of music on Away From The Mire.
Been a few weeks since I’ve had a new episode so I was excited to put this one together. We’ve got new music from Sloan this week as well as Absolute Losers. Both bands have albums coming out in September that I am sure will not disappoint! We also lost the legend Ozzy Osbourne since I was last on air so we end the show with a track from one of my favorite releases of all time, the Tribute album released in honor of Randy Rhoads. This was my introduction to Ozzy and it features some great versions of Ozzy solo and his work with the almighty Black Sabbath.
Absolute Losers – In The Crowd
Jeffrey Lewis – Part Time Punks
Sloan – Dream Destroyer
Gigi Perez – Sailor Song (Acoustic)
Autogramm – Born Losers
MJ Lenderman – Wristwatch
Pearl Jam – Mankind
Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth – Dust
Deer Tick – Art Isn’t Real (City of Sin)
Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic Crew – Things That Could
Andrew Hunter and The Gatherers – Feel Good Song
Nirvana – Oh Me
Pink Floyd – Astronomy Domine
Jane’s Addiction – Ripple
Ozzy Osbourne – Paranoid (live)
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Testing For Echo – Episode 82 – More Great Music! Of Course – Orig. Air Date August 2, 2025

Hi again everyone. I hope that you’re doing very well and I really appreciate you tuning in.
This is episode 82 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world and I am your host Tim Scammell.
As usual, I’ve found a great selection of tunes this week. I’ve got hard stuff, soft stuff, old stuff and new stuff. If you aren’t a fan of something playing just hold on and the next one will be different. 😀
- The Beaches – Did I Say Too Much
- Genesis – Calling All Stations
- Net-Ruiner – Lowlife
- Metric – Black Sheep
- Brass Camel – I’ve Got the Fox
- Rhythm Crisis – Play That Funky Music
- Saga – As I Am
- Gentle Giant – Inside Out
- RUSH – Bastille Day
- ELP – Living Sin
- Teenage Head – Picture My Face
- King Crimson – Dig Me
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People Need Music: July 31, 2025
Zach Pelletier is releasing his first solo album called “Yucky Charm” on August 1, 2025 and he popped into the CHSR FM studios to chat with host, Tonya Price, about the new album.
You can listen to the album on all the streaming platforms and you can buy the album on Bandcamp. Be sure to check out the great videos too.
Playlist
Zach Pelletier – Yucky ::
Zach Pelletier – Go To Work ::
Zach Pelletier – Bones ::
Zach Pelletier – Cocoon ::
Zach Pelletier – See The Reason ::
Owen Steel – Vow of Silence ::
Sleepy Kicks – MOTH ::
Sloan – Live Forever
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Mornings Are Hard || 2025-07-31
Artist – Track || Album
1.) Alexander Flexman – Jaime Lee || single
2.) Yoshika Colwell – There’s Got To Be A Loser Babe || On Te Wing
3.) Michael Beach – I’m Gonna Need Ya || Big Black Plume
4.) No, Tyler – RBC messed up my vacation pay! || single
5.) Daisy the Great – Dog || The Rubber Teeth Talk
6.) Frankie Cosmos – Vanity || Different Talking
7.) Peanut Butter Sunday – Complique || Peanut Butter Sunday
8.) Aysanabee – Home || Edge Of The Earth
9.) Joel Plaskett Emergency – Fashionable People || Ashtray Rock
10.) Ya Tseen ft. Portugal. The Man – Taste On My Lips || single
11.) Mother Mother – Love To Death || Nostalgia
12.) Wet Leg – catch these fists || moisturizer
13.) Penny & the Pits – Headcrusher || Liquid Compactor
14.) Cub – New York City || Come Out Come Out
15.) Ribbon Skirt – Off Rez || Bite Down
16.) Paul Cargnello – Outcool || Combat Blues
The Lunchbox Interview: Richard Hornsby (NBSMF 2025)
Music can capture a moment in time, or influence that time and every one after.

My guest today is Richard Hornsby, organizer of the New Brunswick Summer Music Festival, an annual celebration of classical composition and performance. He joins me to talk about the inspirations behind this year’s theme: The Roaring 20’s! We also discuss musical influences, the changing landscape at the time, and the many ways that practical concerns change music.
The NBSMF runs from August 3 to 15, with the main series of concerts happening each night from August 13-15 at Memorial Hall. The first concert is coming up this weekend, with a free performance by Steven Peacock and Howard Baer at the Picaroon’s Roundhouse at 6pm. See the full lineup on our calendar, or at the NBSMF website.
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