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The Lunchbox Interview: Billie Joe Steever (Gender HUMAN Rights Protest)

We all go through life trying to figure out who we are; sometimes, the world seems to get in the way of that.

My guest today is Billie Joe Steever, who is fighting to have her gender identity recognized properly. She shares the story of her journey of self-discovery and troubles that she underwent getting support, both medical, personal and political.

Billie is holding a protest on April 9th at noon in front of the Legislature, to call attention to her situation and seek to resolve it for herself, and for others who might be going through a similar difficulty.

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Homemade Jams 2019-04-04

Track Listing: 
1.) Nebullama – Elemenopé
2.) Bleum – Move With Me
3.) LIKEN – Sums
4.) Shadow – Escape
5.) The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire – When The Blues Come To Town
6.) Kill Chicago – Bend
7.) Wicked Vices – Sharks
8.) The Olympic Symphonium – Glory Of Love
9.) Mike Bravener – Here For A Reason
10.) Colin Fowlie – Modern Love Story
11.) Colin Fowlie – Photographs
12.) The Belle Comedians – The Weight You Hold
13.) Hard Charger – Conquer Darkness

AQ Radio – Final episode

In the final episode of AQ Radio, we’ll take a listen to an interview with third-year St. Thomas University student Hailey Frenette who’s returning to work at Disney World for the second year in a row.

After that, we’ll go behind the scenes of The Aquinian to hear some highlights from the past year and some hopes and dreams for the future.

Then, we’ll get some tips and tricks from seasoned students about their tips for freshman year.

We’ll also listen to some music, hear about some awards given out at the Tommies Athletics Banquet and hear about some upcoming events at STU.

Go to http://theaquinian.net/ to check out more.

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AQ Radio – Episode 7

In the seventh episode of AQ Radio, if you missed the annual lecture in journalism that was held March 21 at St. Thomas University, don’t worry, we have you covered. We’ll have a chat with an AQ panel and dive into journalist and Trump fact checker Daniel Dale’s central message.

After that, we’ll have a conversation with the Features Editor Lauren Hoyt about the anti-vaccination memes you see on a daily basis on social media. We’ll find out where the anti-vaxx movement came from, and what some STU students and professors are saying about it.

And there’s less than one month left until the class of 2019 says farewell to STU. So, we’ll hear from some fourth-year students about what their plans are for after graduation.

We’ll also listen to some music and hear about some upcoming events at STU.

 

Go to http://theaquinian.net/ to check out more.

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Homemade Jams 2019-04-02

Track Listing: 
1.) Còig – Deep Down In The River
2.) Dan MacDonald – Peter Baille
3.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Great Claims of Grandeur
4.) Alert The Medic – What Are The Odds?
5) Motherhood – Sweet Kid
6.) Art of the Possible – Passerby
7.) Wicked Vice – Appetite
8.) Orville Peck – Big Sky
9.) The Hypochondriacs – In The Mountains
10.) The Galpines – #Blessed
11.) The Montgomery Street Band – For Your Wage
12.) Don Brownrigg– Bad Timing
13.) Rachel Beck – Reckless Heart
14.) David in the Dark – Fire

Mornings Are Hard // 2019-04-03

Track Listing: 
1.) Con Brio – Heart Shaped Box
2.) Toro Y Moi – Freelance
3.) Royal Canoe – 77-76
4.) Foxwarren – In Another Life
5.) Said The Whale – UnAmerican
6.) Wintersleep – Beneficiary
7.) Shiek – Alone in the Dark
8.) Nipsey Hussle – Dedication
9.) Jenny Lewis – Red Bull and Hennessy
10.) Andrew Bird – Sisyphus
11.) Orville Peck – Dead Of Night
12.) New Swears – Dance With The Devil
13.) Le Trouble – How Was I To Know?

Mornings Are Hard // 2019-04-02

Track Listing: 
1.) The Claypool Lennon Delirium – Blood and Rockets
2.) King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Barefoot Desert
3.) Alice in Chains – Down In A Hole
4.) Kiwi Jr. – Leslie
5.) FIDLAR – Scam Likely
6.) Saxsyndrum – Let Go (Montreal, QC)
7.) Tora – Amsterdam
8.) After Funk – Face in the Crowd
9.) Colin Fowlie – The Maze
10.) Jennifer Irving – Weight
11.) Trampoline – Children of the Hill
12.) Said The Whale – Wake Up

The Lunchbox 2019-04-01: 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 tells us about the one-man show Steve Hill and I reminisce about the Wangled Tep EP release last Friday (with Goldpunks and DenMother). We also highlight shows coming up, including a tribute to the Beatles, shows by Joyful Talk, The Walking Contradictions, and more! No Foolin’!

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Hour 1 
1.) Girlpool – All Blacked Out
2.) Swim Team – Firefly
3.) Radiant Baby – Firecracker
4.) N0V3L – Suspicion
5.) Foxwarren – Give It A Chance
6.) Whitehorse – John The Revelator
7.) Tunic – Dry Heave (Bonus Track)
8.) BA Johnston – We’re All Going To Die (Except Pete, He’s Going To Jail)
9.) Said The Whale – UnAmerican
10.) Daniel Romano – Have You Arrival
11.) Emilie Kahn – Seeking
12.) Wangled Teb – season_depressV6.5 (Bonus Track)

Hour 2
13.) Living Hour– Bottom Step
14.) Sharon Van Etten – Comeback Kid
15.) Broken Social Scene – 1972
16.) Lee Harvey Osmond – Magic
17.) Yves Jarvis – Out Of The Blue, Into Both Hands
18.) FET.NAT – Des Fois II
19.) Motherhood – Nuns
20.) Royal Canoe – 77-76
21.) Anemone – Only You
22.) Homeshake – Couch Cushion

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HitG 013: Dynamic Combat

What does a combat look like? Is it two people standing stock still, swinging swords like some sort of prehistoric 2-bit video game, or is it moving all over the place, jumping for the chandelier, carving a Z into a doublet, leaping off the table to balance onto a chair while parrying three knights?

In this episode, we’re looking at making combat more dynamic.

Featuring: Mark, Don, Anita, Chris

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RFYL Episode – ReleasesEP062

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

I’m sad because I’m missing a show tomorrow – so I’m having my show right now. Any locals better be going out to see The Standstills play at the Boyce Farmers’ Market on Saturday!

/shill

Anyway, even more albums are coming out and I’m not done enjoying all the new stuff we have here. So, we’re going to keep playing more great stuff while getting you ready for the next big barrage. Also, my new work schedule is missing with my brain as I can’t talk properly anymore. I think it’s serious but I also might just be tired.

HAVE A PLAYLIST:

Zero In – Rockyard
The Tarot – A Brilliant Lie
Anxiety – Blood Red Shoes
Everything I Need – The Dyadics
Sensitive – Bloody Diamonds
Living Too Fast / Black Hill Creek – The Standstills
Black Letters – The Dreadnoughts
Wreck Of The Bastard – The Castor Troys
Over & Over – Reignwolf
Expectation – Powder for Pigeons
Thread – Worst Part
Rattle Your Bones – Diablo Strange
Dead Skies – A Primitive Evolution
You Can (Maybe) Do It – Psychostick

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The Lunchbox Interview: TUNB’s “The Country Wife”

Our view of history is often wrong, and sometimes it’s important to remember that in the most conservative of times, people were still having — and conspiring about — sex.

My guests today are Len Falkenstein (Director of Drama, UNB; aka “Grand Poobah of Theatre in Fredericton”) and two actors, Kate (“Mrs. Fidget”) and Bhavrya (“Mr. Fidget”), from the upcoming Theatre UNB staging of The Country Wife. They join me to talk about the surprising sexual comedy of the Restoration period, how everything is a double-entendre in this play, and about being aware of timing precisely for another character’s aside.

The Country Wife is Theatre UNB’s final production of the season. It opens April 3, and runs until April 6, on stage at Memorial Hall at UNB each night at 7:30pm.

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The Lunchbox Interview: SCP’s The Coop presents The Despot

Take any historical or contemporary public figure and ask yourself not necessarily what they would say, but how would they move?

My guests today are Lesandra Dodson (Solo Chicken Productions) and Sydney Hallet (actor) who have been working with numerous students at STU to create a new physical production called The Despot. They join me to talk about the initial creation of this unique interpretation of public figures, and how it has evolved from a wild idea to something that fits on a stage.

The Despot runs just two nights, on April 5 and 6 at 7:30pm, staged at the Black Box Theatre at STU.

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STU Lunchbox: Truth or Trump?

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, March 27
Truth or Trump?
Hosts Alishya Weiland and Patty Saad explore the age of untruth with special guest Daniel Dale, who documents Trumps tall tales for the Toronto Star.
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TEM Ep. 22 Yr. 2: Venture Forth My Dear Tourist

 

Tour Itinerary:

First Stop:

“City Lights” by Crystal Cola off the album Oneironaut

Club Electric:

“Small Foreign Faction” by Haley Blais off the album Let Yourself Go
“Prom Night” by Villainest off the album A Vision of Light
“Right Here” by M.M. CRONE off the album M.M. CRONE 2.1

Chiptune District:

“Here and There” by MC Snax off the album Healing Sounds of the Benevolent Realm Vol. 3
“Seven Teens” by Brick BRKer off the album The Land Behind
“The Stone King” by cornchyp off the album Kaiju Lullaby

Future Hall:

“Shine Again” by Strawberry Station off the album Yesterday’s Jam
“Dreamcast ft. Emily Millis” by RoBKTA off the album Selfie USA
“Liftoff (ft. Matthew Clanton)” by Discoholic

VGM District:

“Winds of Tamira (Overworld Theme)” by Dead Genre Studios off the album Of Songs And Men (The Daybreak Empire Original Soundtrack)
“Sparkling Spire” by Fredrik Hathen off the Bloody Trapland 2 OST
“My Silly Days” by Daisuke Achiwa, Ken Nakagawa, Kanae Aoki, Marie, Dani off the album Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy – Alchemic Symphony

Final Stop:

“Distant Hearts” by Random-storykeeper

**Special Thanks to the website https://vgmdb.net/ for posting information to properly credit the artists that worked on “My Silly Days”

Got any suggestions for future tours?

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

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Schedule changes for Thursdays!

We’re shaking things up for Thursday night!

Two new shows have been added to the schedule:

  • The Public Debate takes topics on the minds of members of the UNB Debate Society to an open discussion. Join them at 9pm on Thursday nights.
  • EXXTRA joins the airwaves on Thursday nights at 8pm to talk about gender-related issues and societal topics.

That means that Bravery, Repetition & Noise will be moving from Thursday nights to Tuesday nights at 10pm.

STU Lunchbox: International Students

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, March 20
International Students
Hosts Bruna Porta and Anna Jung look at the pressures faced by international students from arriving in a strange, new country to finding a job that will let them stay.
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Python’s Paradise Ep. 193 – 2017-12-14: Moosie Drier Interview

Moosie Drier Interview: Oh God 40th anniversary exclusive! Working with Carl Reiner, George Burns and John Denver! Reflections on American Hot Wax. Also Hollywood Knights, The War Between Men and Women, and Up the Sandbox, and more!

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Anything Goes 2019-03-23

Track Listing: Anything Goes with Bondo – there is so much great new music out there
1.) The Claypool Lennon Delirium – Blood and Rockets
2.) FET.NAT – Patio Monday
3.) Moony Matelot – Tempest
4.) Foxwarren – In Another Life
5.) Don Brownrigg – Tom’s Diner
6.) Fabrizio Cammarata – Run Run Run
7.) Moondle – Destroyer
8.) Scott Orr – A Memory
9.) Tallies – Not So Proud
10.) The Foreign Resort – Obsessing
11.) The Pink Noise – European Son
12.) Kiwi Jr. – Gimmie More
13.) Patty Griffin – The Wheel

RFYL Episode – ClickEP061

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

What do you get when you have more album releases, shows to promote and just solid tunes to spin yet again? Why, it’s another RFYL episode! This week we push one of our favourite duos of all time, but.. that’s not really fair, is it? So many solid duos.

Also, we speak SLIGHTLY MORE than usual because you can vote for shows now. I believe in you. Do it.

I’m not linking it.

Playlist:
Keeper – Reignwolf
Dawn to Dusk – Kilmore
Eye to Eye – Blood Red Shoes
Feels So Good – The Dyadics
Whiskey & Mead / Diablo – The Standstills
Watch The City Burn – The Castor Troys
Lazarus – 1989
Come Down – Mokomokai
Standing Alone – Striker
Innocent – Reason Define
Burn It Down (With Fire) – Lords of the Trident ft Brittney Slayes
Big Land Blues – Worst Part
Personality – Powder for Pigeons
Angler Must Die – We Hunt Buffalo

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!earshot20 2019-03-19

Hour 1: 
1.) Pale Lips – All My Baby Brought Back Was The Blues
2.) nêhiyawak – Page
3.) Girlpool – Chemical Freeze
4.)  Living Hour – Bottom Step
5.) Yves Jarvis – To Say That Is Easy
6.) Emilie Kahn – Aquarium
7.) Broken Social Scene – Boyfriends
8.) Fet.Nat – Your World Is My Mystery Gift
9.) Dan Mangan – Troubled Mind
10.) Whitehorse – Who’s Been Talkin’

Hour 2:
11.)  BA Johnston – Canadian Beers
12.) Motherhood ft. The Hypochondriacs – Bird Chirp
13.) Lee Harvey Osmond – Colours
14.) Foxwarren – Sunset Canyon
15.) Sharon Van Etten – No One’s Easy To Love
16.) Daniel Romano – Gleaming Sects Of Aniram
17.) Jamie Comeau & The Crooked Teeth – Tall Pine (Bonus Track)
18.) Said The Whale – Moonlight
19.) Royal Canoe – What’s Left In The River
20.) Anemone – Vanilla (Here We Go Again)
12.) Homeshake – Anything At All

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The Lunchbox: Budget Season (w/ Jared Durelle)

A budget is really less of a statement of money, and more of a statement of ideas — and the desire to do specific things.

My guest today is Jared Durelle, local reporter, who helps us digest and interpret both the Provincial budget in the context of a minority government, and the Federal budget in the context of a majority government — in both cases, addressing a precarious political forecast.

 

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TEM Ep. 21 Yr. 2: Beyond the Perfect Luminous Space Line ft. Interview with James Harding

 

Tour Itinerary:

First Stop:

“Saezuri” by takeda mitsuki off the album Re: Seasons

Chiptune District:

“Luminous Flower” by Kommisar off the album Cosmic Phantasm
“A Perfect World” by Hellokikimusic off the album Made In Tokyo

Future Hall:

“Delta Level Damage” by vid.nas off the album MAN MACHINE INTERFACE
“darkplaceV2.3” by Wangled Teb off the album Seasonal Depression (coming out on Mar. 29 2019!)

VGM District:

“Nemesis 3 ‘Follow The Sun’ OC Remix” by Jorito, JohnStacy, Damien Nguyen, Gamer of the Winds, DS, BardicKnowledge from the website ocremix.org
“Hyrule Field (From: ‘The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess’)” by Joel Kent off the album Helmarock: Zelda Metal Vol. II

Club Electric:

“Red Line” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album Pixeldust
“Escape From Space Jail” by Villainest off the album A Vision of Light

Interview with James Harding of Villainest

A member of the band behind the album A Vision of Light; this same band has been rocking chiptunes since 2014 with Welcome to Paranoid Island, 16-Bit Sessions: Vol.1, Fight On a Theme/Mixtape, and A Good Day to Try Hard. Featuring a mix of live instrument work with chiptune crunchiness, they have played for cheering audiences and to the delight of their fans.

If you haven’t already, check out their bandcamp, twitter, facebook, and their soundcloud!


Final Stop:

“Beyond” by BUTO off the Radio Pleasure EP

Got any suggestions for future tours?

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

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