Martha Smith Interview: National Lampoon’s Animal House exclusive! Martha as Babs! Reflections on Blood Link, Loveless in Los Angeles, and the upcoming A Futile and Stupid Gesture, and more!
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It’s the Winter Olympics. You probably haven’t watched much because it’s all happening at night here but Sean and I have got you covered with all the updates. Including some ‘LIVE’ ones to the time that we are recording.
We also break down the AUS Hockey Playoffs for Men and Women, and look ahead at the University Cup which is coming to Fredericton this March.
Big Olympic Congrats from us to Ted-Jan Bloemen, for his Silver Medal in 5000m Long Track Speed Skating. His family is from Bathurst! No, I don’t care he’s billed from Calgary, he’s one of ours!
-K
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We’ve managed to survive another week, so why not have another episode? This one’s on me.
I mean, all of them have been, but still – enjoy! We experience many singles that have been releasing over the past few weeks, and we casually ignore the fact that I didn’t do a Valentine’s Day episode this year!
Maybe next week. Maybe not.
But until then, enjoy the show! It’s a ton of music that I barely managed to squeeze into an hour!
Playlist:
Beast In The East – The Standstills
Gavrilo – The Dreadnoughts
Mother / Wild Woman – Sleep Machine
Happenstance – The Stogies
While I Was Sleeping – Starbenders
Another Way Out – The Creepshow
Killer – Ruby the Hatchet
Circles – Powder for Pigeons
Into The Light – Spocaine
Bird – Puta Volcano
Apex – Unleash The Archers
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On this episode me an Jake dive into the weirdest music we’ve ever come across! The likes of which include Watsky, The Cardiacs, Primus, Frank Zappa and more!
Tune in next week when we play our favourite Canadian music!
Johnny James
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This is the first episode of Paradigm Shift, where every Tuesday from 10pm-12am me (Johnny James) and my co-host Jake Hollis conform the show to a different paradigm of music and pull the best tracks we can out of it.
For episode 1 we picked out our best instrumentals, which includes the likes of YES, Claude Debussy, Tommy Emmanuel and Stephen Lewis and the Big Band of Fun.
We hope you enjoy!
Johnny James
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Passengers of The Crazy Train! Welcome back!
This is your new conductor Johnny James! Many thanks to outgoing host Chris Waddell for passing the torch on to me and letting me keep this show going! I hope I do it justice!
Here is the first podcasted episode of a new era, the first of many! Lets make it memorable!
Cheers!
Johnny James
PLAYLIST:
HOUR 1:
HOUR 2:
BRAND NEW VIDEO FROM THE GREEN LUNG GRINDERS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVBNdkYNB14&feature=youtu.be
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Weekly radio show spinning all New Brunswick music. Catch hosts Tammie Hayward and John Heinstein every Thursday morning from 8-9 on CHSR 97.9 FM.
Jeff Patch joins me today with 4 new tracks from Free to Grow’s upcoming May release!!!
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RadioU is a documentary series created by STU Journalism students. Each episode features a “major” and a “minor”, two topics that are somehow related. This series airs every Wednesday at noon, replacing an episode of The Lunchbox.
On this Valentine’s Day episode, the St. Thomas University radio journalism class does a double major in social psychology and politics, with a minor in anthropology.
The show looks at how the metoo movement is changing romance in the workplace, questions why young people are having less sex than their grandparents, and examines how open and transgender relationships are advancing the parameters of romantic love. Guests include SallyWells, a workplace consultant in Fredericton.
Producer/Hosts: Cassidy Chisholm and Isabelle Leger
Coming up on Feb. 21 on Radio U: Amazon vs. Fredericton
The St. Thomas University journalism class majors in economics and minors in marketing this week with a look at the evolution of retail and how local businesses can adapt and thrive.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Drug Rugs – Crawlin’
2.) Floodland – Hurricane
3.) David in the Dark – Hard To See
4.) The Hypochondriacs – Two Bottles Of Whiskey
5.) The Hypochondriacs – Hung Up and Hungover
6.) Burgundy Drive – When I Nod
7.) The Waking Night – Third Digit
8.) The Stanfields – Afraid of the World
9.) Gavin Simms – Stranger
10.) Hillsburn – Everything Is New
11.) Dillon Anthony – The Fox
12.) Gypsophilia – Cake Walk
13.) Zac Crouse – Oh My Soul
Track Listing:
1.) The Stogies – You Don’t Look Too Good
2.) The Disasterbaters – Searchin
3.) Off Season – Civil War
4.) Jane Blanchard – Were In Love
5.) Jane Blanchard – Island
6.) Usse – In Through Beyond
7.) The Brood – The Don
8.) Ceeb Dread – Extra Boom Bap
9.) Spoutnique – Euphoria (Oh, Dear Final Frontier)
10.) The Olympic Symphonium – Lost In The Party
11.) Andrew Moore – All Along The Watchtower
12.) The Belle Comedians – Margaret
13.) Don Brownrigg – Sweet Dream Sleeper
This is The Electric Metropolis, I am AD Springer, your musical tour guide to all things future funk, chiptune, synthpop and other reach out and grab you music in the electronica sphere! On this Valentine’s, we celebrate those who seek to love, be loved, and love themselves both within and beyond this brilliant city of sound. Our tour begins with some rising excitement of chiptune souring through the sky by Rock Candy. In the Event Plaza, we’ll catch the exchange of chocolates, cards, hugs, and enjoy lovely music while we’re there; feel free to pick up a lonely cactus on your way out. We’ll then stop by the Future Funk District to enjoy the glittering clubs sparking in the city like stars down here amidst us. The Synth District will be a nice cool and breezy drive where the night sky shines on you. The Chiptune District is coming at ya mighty aggressive but means well, take what comes your way or don’t, that’s entirely up to you. In the Final Stop, there will be a charming walk to beyond the limits of the Metropolis, soak it in as you leave and know this: no matter what, you are loved, deserving of love, and will can always be loved if only by yourself. So come on the tour, brace yourself, and enjoy.
“Delirium Overture” by Rock Candy (a DBOYD x Kommisar project) off the album Rock Candy
“Gin On The Rocks” by King Ruhtra off the album Fine Dining With An Octopus
“Cactus on Valentine’s (ft. Braz_OS)” by RoBKTA off the album Cactus on Valentine’s – Single
“i know it’s not easy but you’re not alone anymore” by In Love With A Ghost off the album healing
“Romance (Take me to the beach) Ft. Gra4ce” by Fairy off the album Slice of Life OVA
“Breakfast Reunion” by Blue Velvet
“Fantasy” by Maid Cafe
“Frozen (feat. Mnynms)” by FM Attack off the album Stellar
“Look To Your Heart” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album Synth City
“Venus” by Nerex off the Hyperspace EP
“I Want You in my Bedroom” by PROTODOME off the album Chipfunk
“Postlude (feat. Emily Yancey)” by Danimal Cannon off the album Lunaria
“Take Them On (feat. Nikki-Chi)” by Nokae & Ben Briggs off the album Still Turning
“Green Walls” by Kirsten Todd off the album Demos
“Aria di Mezzo Carattere – Mckenna’s Ceilidh – Trip to Casmalia” by The Travellers VGM off the album Ode to the Lovers
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Track Listing:
Interview with Adrian Underhill
1.) Adrian Underhill – Not Good Enough
2.) the WAYO – Skat
3.) Jessie Brown – Someone Else
4.) Ian Janes – Lying Awake
5.) Nap Eyes – Every Time The Feeling
6.) Little You Little Me – I’m Wasted On Myself
7.) Sound Drown – (Bittersweet) Fault Lines
8.) Melonvine – Summer Says
9.) CHIPS – Lose the Soul
10.) Mrs. Hippie – Do The Kids Know?
11.) Maiden Names – White As Milk
Toronto’s Adrian Underhill gets vulnerable with his debut album CU Again, released February 9, 2018 via Indica Records. With such honest, sweet, and almost confessional lyrics set to soulful pop melodies it’s no wonder that they’re making waves throughout the Canadian music scene.
Listen in while Bondo chats with Underhill about the new record, their mutual love for Savage Garden, and what it feels like to finally release such a personal project into the world.
You can follow Adrian Underhill on his social medias here.
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Track Listing:
Chat with Andrew Laite of Rube & Rake
1.) Rube & Rake – From Left to Right
2.) Fortunate Ones – Northern Star
3.) The Barrowdowns – Landlocked
4.) Tye Dempsey – Stone Cold Hustle
5.) Ian Sherwood – I See Red
6.) The Olympic Symphonium – The Middle
7.) Les Jeunes d’Asteure – Geppetto/Pour Donna
8.) Moonwake – Be Still
9.) Art of the Possible – Passerby
10.) This is Our Design – Barely Alive
11.) OUTTACONTROLLER – You’ll Get Yours
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Amanda Henn discusses 40 years of modeling and her hopes to break into acting.
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Join me with co-host John Heinstein of Sleepy Driver with incredible and seriously local music!!!! This is a super awesome, informative show that includes music we never hear about!!!!!!
Free to Grow joins me this morning to talk and hopefully play, from their upcoming release!!!!! Can’t wait!!!
Toronto’s Adrian Underhill‘s new album
CU Again blends together pop and R&B sounds to create some chill, smooth, baby-making jams. Working with famed producer Kindness, who has worked with both Solange and pop Goddess Robyn, added a subtle electronic element to the record which gives some tracks a little funk undertone, even disco-esque at times.
It’s also nice to hear a record that’s sweet and about love rather than the trials of failed relationships and how awful the world can be to live in. And what’s most impressive is that this is Underhill’s debut album! With such a strong project launching his solo career I’m really excited to see what comes next.
Recommended Tracks: Cruel; Weather; As I Think Of Something Different
CU AGAIN is out February 9, 2018 via Indica Records.
SUPER BOWL!!!!!
Like seriously. We spend 35 minutes talking about the Super Bowl. If you’re done with the Super Bowl, I wouldn’t listen.
We also talk about Jennifer Jones’ record tying 6th Canadian National Curling Championship.
Olympics too, those also start this week.
Enjoy the Show Friends,
-K
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1.) King Diamond Tut – DACOU
2.) Matthew Chaim – Passion Soda
3.) CHVRCHES – Get Out
4.) Ascot Royals – Evil I Know
5.) Stimulator Jones – Choosey Lover
6.) *Repeat Repeat* – Mostly
7.) Akeem Ouellet//Dreams & Schemes – Winter Crush
8.) Low Cut Connie – Beverly
9.) Mary and The Ram – The Cross
10.) Monk Tamony – The Good Side
11.) We Were Sharks – Hotel Beds
12.) Colour Tongues – Temper
13.) Twisted Wheel – Oh What have You Done
14.) Preoccupations – Espionage
15.) Starbenders – Zero
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Same logo, same time, same host, new music!
Here we go, into the month of February once again to scale past the challenge and provide all you zombie lovers some solid tunes to listen to. We revisited a few older albums this week (is 2016 old?) while also running with some new singles released from bands that are show favourites. I’m still eagerly awaiting a few releases from bands I only found out about a few months into the show back when it all started.
Anyway, keep up the requests! I’ve been SUPER busy this week so I haven’t been able to get to them, but I have time set aside before next week’s episode. We may even get an all-request episode in at this rate. Craziness!
RunForYourLifeCHSR [at] gmail [dot] com !
Playlist:
Oh My God – JPNSGRLS
Hard To Move – Ruby Bones
Bad Moon – Kat Meoz
Who Do You Love – Dorothy
Tik Tok – Secondhand Habit
The Impact – Rockyard
After The Fire – Magick Touch
They Tell me – Powder for Pigeons
Gemini / Planetary Space Child – Ruby the Hatchet
Undefeated – Sumo Cyco
Who’s Your Maker – A Primitive Evolution
Run – Dr. Rage & The Uppercuts
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St. John’s NFLD’s folk duo 
Rube & Rake are ambitiously touring Eastern Canada this February with New Brunswick dates in Perth-Andover, St. Andrew’s, Sackville, and Fredericton.
Listen in while Rube & Rake‘s Andrew chats with Bondo about their tour so far, some valley love, and where you can find them over the next few days.
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Episode 7 is the second of a two part interview. Once again our guest, Joanne, who has struggled with poverty through part of her adult life, will give you her First Voice experience with poverty, homelessness and working through the maze that is government bureaucracy.
Joanne does not sugarcoat her experiences but with her educational background (she has a BA and Masters in Sociology and began her PhD at McMaster University) she is uniquely equipped to observe, study and understand the system first hand.
Host: K Brookland, Technician: Colm Lee-MacPhee
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