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The Lunchbox Interview: Ilango Sivasubramian (1st 420 Hemp Networking Project)

The world is changing its attitude toward hemp and its relatives, so it seems appropriate that the real annual celebration and commemoration happens in April, regardless of other official dates….

My guest today is Ilango Sivasubramanian, a local entrepreneur who has been organizing an upcoming interactive celebration called 1st 420 Hemp Networking Project, coming up on April 20th at the Boyce Farmers Market. Ilango spoke to me about the combination of celebratory and educational opportunities that form this unique event, bringing together music, agricultural demonstration, local beverages and special presentations.

The 1st 420 Hemp Networking Project features live DJs, presentations by Scott’s Nursery and others. It starts at 7:30pm on Saturday, April 20 at the Boyce Farmer’s Market. The $21 ticket includes free entry to BOOM! Nightclub following the event.

TEM Ep. 23 Yr. 2: The Tour Must Go On! ft. Interview with Fredrik Hathen

 

Tour Itinerary:

Club Electric:

“Atmosphere ft. Daniela Andrade” by Harrison off the album Apricity
“PixelDust” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album PixelDust

Chiptune District:

“Stranded” by Watch Out For Snakes off the album Spacetunes = WIN
“Catch That Girl She Stole My Heart!” by rekcahdam off the album Noisechan and Nugget: Adventures In Chiptunes

Future Hall:

“A Box Of Light” by Ben Zimmerman off the album Psymulcaster
“The Coral Cafe” by Jamie Goodchild off the album Night Dive

VGM District:

“Bit Happy” by Freaky DNA off the Retro City Rampage Soundtrack
“Killer Candy Carnival” by Fredrik Hathen off the Bloody Trapland 2 OST

Interview with Fredrik Häthén 

The artist behind the original game soundtrack to Bloody Trapland 2. He has also composed music for games such as FORCED, Knytt Underground, and Different Beats / A Common Pulse; he’s composed for films like Guardian Angel, If You Want to Love Me, and Thick Air. A composer, sound designer, arranger, and producer: you will likely have heard him more times than you would think.

If you haven’t already, check out their bandcamp, twitter, facebook, our even his podcast: “The Hummingbirds”

Final Stop:

“Black IC” by cullyn
“Are You Gunna Eat That?” by PROTODOME off the album Blueshift

 

Got any suggestions for future tours?

Tweet me @ElectricMetCHSR
or
Email me electricmetropolis [at] gmail [dot] com

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Homemade Jams 2019-04-16

Track Listing:
1.) SoHo Ghetto – Honorable Mention
2.) Don Brownrigg – Tom’s Diner
3.) Les Hôtesses d’Hilaire – Fais Faillite
4.) Villages – Maggie of the Cove
5.) Les Hay Babies – Motel 1755
6.) Colin Fowlie – Amusement Park
7.) Simon Daniel – Nightcrawler
8.) PUP – See You At Your Funeral (Toronto, ON)
9.) CHIPS – Modern Days
10.) Kilmore – Void
11.) Matt Mays – Drive On
12.) Jessie Brown – Debt (We Ain’t Got No Money)
13.) Pallmer – Grass Garden

Homemade Jams 2019-04-15

Track Listing: 
1.) Wintersleep – The Lighthouse
2.) The Town Heroes – Slag Heaps
3.) Beard Springsteen – Hipsters Don’t Spearfish
4.) David R. Elliott – I’m Not Him
5.) Wicked Vices – Sinkin’
6.) Kill Chicago – Work To Live
7.) Apollo Suns – Dark Night (Winnipeg, MB)
8.) Elephant Skeletons – Calm The Cloud
9.) bleum – Poison
10.) Dammien Alexander – Elevate (Underground Sol Remix)
11.) MAZK – Lit
12.) The Olympic Symphonium – Choral Voices
13.) The Hypochondriacs – The Meeting Place

The Lunchbox Interview: Swingin’ To Spring 2019

It’s time to kick off the winter boots and strap on your dancin’ shoes!

My guest today is Isabelle, one of the members of the Fredericton Swing Dance Club. They’re holding their 6th annual Swingin’ To Spring weekend event, and Isabelle tells about the special guests they are bringing, the full day of classes and workshops, and the fun dance events as part of the weekend. She also educates me on some of the subtlties of swing dance.

Swingin’ To Spring is from April 26 to 28 at the STU Conference Centre, 368 Forest Hill Road in Fredericton.

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The Lunchbox 2019-04-15: Emma Chevarie

Every fortnight, Emma Chevarie of Music Runs Through It shares her love of live music. We talk about the shows she’s caught and the ones right around the corner.

This week, Emma reminisces on recent shows, including Colin James, Buffie St Marie, Quote The Raven and Josh Bravener, and we gaze forward at the Symphony New Brunswick show (where they interpret ABBA), The Stampeders, Colin Fowlie’s album release, and more.

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The Lunchbox: Bondo Picks Colin Fowlie

Erin BondEach week, our very own Bondo (host of numerous shows, including Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!

This week, Bondo brings us the soon-to-be-officially-released full album from Colin Fowlie called Party Music. From that album we play Photographs, a haunting late addition to the album.

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RFYL Episode – AdviceEP064

Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

We’ve survived another week, this time with even more new and cool stuff to promote. On this week’s episode we get far more Maritimey than I care to suggest, as you’ll pick up just on the first song choice. Also, we’re pretty heavy and it picks up fast – so if you’ve been waiting for a headbanger, here we go!

Nothing profound here. Now if you don’t mind, it’s liquor store time.

Playlist:
Liquor Store – The Standstills
Alligator – Reignwolf
Bad Habit – Secondhand Habit
Legends Never Die – The Castor Troys
Better Days / Personality – Powder for Pigeons
Madison – Damn Cargo
I Can’t Understand – The Dyadics
Ghost – Bloody Diamonds
Vertigo – Blood Red Shoes
Lost (feat. Sully Erna) – Stitched Up Heart
I Was Never Her – A Brilliant Lie
Lost Cause – Cardinels
Down In Flames – Diablo Strange
Bare – That Handsome Devil

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HitG 014: Creating Atmosphere

Compare:

  • “You walk down a 10′-wide hallway made of stone. There is a wooden door on the North wall, and another on the East wall.”
  • “[Dims the lights.] The dim corridor would stand three of you, shoulder-to-shoulder. Your footsteps echo off charred and pitted stone walls. The sound of your footsteps echoes unnervingly in this tight space. Ahead, you can see a well-carved solid wood door, rusted iron hinges barely holding it in place. Along one wall, another door is recessed slightly into the wall, obviously much newer than the other, made of fresh-looking planks of wood. [Lights cedar incense.]”

When we play roleplaying games, we are building a world that largely lives in your head. What can we do to our environment and to our language to help construct that world in a more visceral way? We talk about building atmosphere at the table.

Hosts: Mark, Chris, Anita, Julian

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The Lunchbox Interview: James Boyle (Atlantic Podcast Summit 2019)

Podcasting is really about sharing stories, ideas and art — and I think Maritimer’s are pretty natural at it.

My guest today is James Boyle, co-founder of the upcoming Atlantic Podcast Summit, to be hosted in Halifax, NS on the weekend of May 4, 2019. James shares with me his reasoning behind why this event is needed now, how podcasting has grown and continues to grow in the Maritimes, and what to expect at the conference.

The Atlantic Podcast Summit runs the weekend of May 4, with special events on May 3rd and 5th. It is hosted in the Convention Centre in Halifax, NS.

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STU Lunchbox: Plays & Players

St Thomas University’s Journalism program takes over episodes of The Lunchbox in late Winter/early Spring and presents a series of shows with documentaries, interviews, discussions and more!

Wednesday, April 10
Plays and Players
Host Patty Saad looks at the people who make the Fredericton theatre scene a creative oasis for newcomers. And she plays some tunes she remembers hearing on her brother’s Walkman.
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STU Lunchbox: Education & Tabletop Gaming

St Thomas University’s Journalism program takes over episodes of The Lunchbox in late Winter/early Spring and presents a series of shows with documentaries, interviews, discussions and more!

Tuesday, April 2
Education and Tabletop Gaming
Hosts Hermine de Pontevès and Johnathan Duffy take a look at education reform in New Brunswick and why young people are back playing games face to face.
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STU Lunchbox: Sleep & Recycling

St Thomas University’s Journalism program takes over episodes of The Lunchbox in late Winter/early Spring and presents a series of shows with documentaries, interviews, discussions and more!

Tuesday, March 12
Sleep and recycling
Hosts Lauren Hoyt and Hillary Latham explore why millennials struggle to sleep and whether recycling is a waste.
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Homemade Jams 2019-04-10

Track Listing:
1.) Wintersleep – Into The Shape Of Your Heart
2.) David in the Dark – Boston
3.) Transatlantic Zodiac Ensemble – Port Mouton Bay
4.) Aftersurf – Zack Quit The Band
5.) Pomes – mooncat (Toronto, ON)
6.) Adyn Townes – Didn’t Mean Anything
7.) Alicia Toner – Dangerous Home
8.) Quote The Raven – Golden Hour
9.) Tortue – Slither
10.) Floodland – Tangled
11.) The Regal Beagle Band – Lost & Found
12.) Klackers – Ride Or Die
13.) Deep Fryer – King of King’s College

Homemade Jams 2019-04-09 w/ Quote The Raven

There’s something about Newfoundland artists, how even though you just met them for the first time you feel like you’ve known them forever.  So when Quote The Raven stopped into Homemade Jams before their show at The Tipsy Muse it felt more like a case of catching up rather than an interview with a touring band.

Listen in to the conversation and hear a few live performances too!

Track Listing:
1.) Quote The Raven – Golden Hour (Live in CHSR’s Studio A)
2.) Quote The Raven – This Isn’t Love (Live in CHSR’s Studio A)
3.) Quote The Raven – Dead Man’s Pond (Live in CHSR’s Studio A)
4.) Quote The Raven – Laser Beam

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Python’s Paradise Ep. 196 – 2017-12-26: Tracie Savage Interview

Tracie Savage Interview: Friday the 13th, Part 3 35th anniversary exclusive! Reflections on The Bone Garden, journalism, and more!

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Her Turn 2019-04-09

Track Listing: 
1.) Sharon Van Etten – Jupiter 4
2.) AKUA – Heaven
3.) Laurence-Anne – Instant zéro
4.) Elisapie – Arnaq
5.) Boyhood – Drivin’
6.) Hammydown – Pizzaface
7.) Crumb – So Tired
8.) Tanika Charles – Endless Chain
9.) Salomé Leclerc – Ton équilibre
10.) Suzanne de Bussac – Lazy Bones
11.) Jennifer Castle – Texas
12.) Wicked Vices – Sharks
13.) Wangled Teb – darkplaceV2.3
14.) Pale Lips – Some Sort Of Rock n’ Roll

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Homemade Jams 2019-04-05

Track Listing: 
1.) Colin Fowlie – Another Drug
2.) Colin Fowlie – Drifting Out
3.) Jamie Comeau & The Crooked Teeth – Tall Pine
4.) Melonvine – Stuck In Place
5.) Christine Campbell – Exit Out
6.) The Stogies – One The Road
7.) The Motorleague – Alone In The Universe
8.) The Brood – First Day Of School
9.) The Brood – Sapphire Blue
10.) Wangled Teb – DarkplaceV2.3
11.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – River of Past Reflection
12.) Wintersleep – Beneficiary

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Hour 1
1.) Lee Harvey Osmond – Mohawk
2.) Foxwarren – Fall Into A Dream
3.) Abigail Lapell – Leningrad
4.) Pale Lips – I’m A Witch
5.) Blessed – Rolled In Glass
6.) Bleum – Move With Me
7.) FET.NAT – Tapis
8.) Whitehorse – Baby, What You Want Me To Do
9.) Radiant Baby – Don’t Push
10.) Daniel Romano – Gleaming Secrets Of Aniram
11.) Emilie Kahn – Will You?
Hour 2
12.) BA Johnston – Tired Love
13.) Sharon Van Etten – Seventeen
14.) Yves Jarvis – Goodbye Reason, Goodbye Rhyme
15.) Kiwi Jr. – Salary Man
16.) Tallies – Easy Enough
17.) Motherhood – Way Down
18.) Royal Canoe – What’s Left In The River
19.) Said The Whale – Cascadia
20.) Homeshake – All Night Long
21.) Andrew Bird – Sisyphus
2 2.) Anemone – Sunshine (Back To The Start)

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RFYL Episode – TouristTrapEP063

Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

 

Some days, these episodes write themselves. Other days, you realize that it’s a recording and it’s unscripted. This is one of those latter days. Actually, every day is exactly like that.

Let this be a lesson. Interpret it, engage it and go out into the world; You’re now ready to face your fears.

Just grab a podcast before you go.

Unwoven – A Brilliant Lie
Nearer (Feat. The Wytches ) – Blood Red Shoes
Dead Or Alive – Bloody Diamonds
Want Me To Be / Rainy Day #2 – The Dyadics
Dirty Little Lie – SATE
Waves – Reason Define
Cold Blooded Killer – The Standstills
Fools Gold – Reignwolf
Behind Closed Doors – SoulHealer
Blacktop Mistress – Getaway Van
Catapult – Powder for Pigeons
Keep It Refreshing – We Hunt Buffalo
Lurker – Worst Part
Run With Us – Official Lisa Lougheed

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The Lunchbox Interview: Rowan Miller (NotaBle Acts 2019)

We should be all encouraged to share our stories — and perhaps transform some of them into stories told through unconventional theatre.

My guest today is Rowan Miller, the Administrative Manager of Notable Acts. For the past 18 years, Notable Acts has challenged playwrights from across the province to create new theatre productions. With a focus on supporting artistic growth in theatre — particularly in new playwrights — Notable Acts has inspired numerous folks to create innovate, local and amazing theatre, and helped them transform their abilities.

Notable Acts is currently looking for playwrights in its contest phase, which ends on Shakespeare’s birthday of April 23rd. Following that, the winning plays will be workshopped and developed to appear in their festival in late July.

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Python’s Paradise Ep. 195 – 2017-12-19: Bob DeSimone Interview

Bob DeSimone Interview: Friday the 13th, Part 5 – A New Beginning exclusive! Reflections on Savage Street and working with director Danny Steinmann twice. Working with his brother Tom DeSimone twice with Chatterbox and Concrete Jungle. Also The Seduction, Bob’s music career and more!

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