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Rosie’s Juke Joint 2016-06-04

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Romi Mayes                Monkey of A Man

Sean Pinchin               Goin’ Hobo

Danny Marks               Goin’ Down the Road

Harrison Kennedy      I’ve Got News for You

Ria Reece Band            A Thing Called Love

Albert Castiglia            Let the Big Dog Eat

Curtis Selgado              I Know A Good Think

Joe Bonamassa             Drive

Janiva Magness            Real Slow

Danielle Nicol               Wolf Den

JJ Grey & Mofro           Every Minute

Joe Louis Walker         Everybody Wants A Piece

Mark Hill                       Yankee Doodle Dixie

WC Handy                     St.Louis Blues

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CHSR 97.9 FM’s Top 10 Show, for week ending May 31st

Play List

Chart Mover  Jeff Healey                                                   Heal My Soul (Daze of the Night)

Chart Mover  The Highest Order                                      Still Holding (Hurry Down)

#10                  Walrus                                                           Goodbye Something (Wearing It)

#9                    Roxy & the Underground Soul Sound Don’t You Know? (Choppin’ Block)

#8                   Kill Chicago                                                   The Grey (Bend)

#7                    Dylan Menzie                                                Heather Avenue (That’s So Far)

#6                   Cecile Doo-Kingue                                     Anybody Listening Part Two: Dialogues (Six Letters)

#5                   LAPS                                                              Eyelet/Islet (Low Room)

#4                   Elephant Skeletons                                      The Traveler (Shade)

#3                   Luke & the Drifters                                      Luke & the Drifters (Beasts of the Now)

#2                   Free To Grow                                                Launch Code (Grey Skies)

Chart Mover Lab Coast                                                      Remember the Moon (Wish We Were Anywhere)

#1                   Richie Young                                                The Story Everyone Knows (Oughta Look)

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RFYL Episode: ThroughSpacetimeEP21

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

Dead Sara [Official] – Greaser
Kilmore – Weight of the World
Kitchen Witch – Slipstream
Rockyard – Zero In
Tsunami Bomb – No One’s Looking
Bellusira – The Fire Song
Bloody Diamonds – Tough Love
Lacuna Coil – Delirium
Beneath the Grid Music – Blaine the Mono with Capsize / The Slip andAnyone’s Guess – Akrasia / Unthinkable
Stitched Up Heart – Monster

#ShaneIsReal

Today I had long-time listener, first-time guest from the future Shane on my show to fill in the void Guest 1 left when he went to go on his magical voyage to the mystical land of Toronto, Canada. Actually, I don’t know where Guest 1 is.

Shane and I talk about random stuff while I struggle to get band names right, and pay homage and respect to bands to the songs they actually made. I didn’t screw anything up this time! Yay!

Bloody Diamonds have a great new album on the way. Go buy it. Lacuna Coil’s album “Delirium” is awesome, go buy that.
Go buy everything. Spend the moneys. Love the music.

Thanks for joining me, Shane!

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Rosie Morning -Health Transformation Blog -Grocery Shopping

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I just arrived back from a lesson on Healthy Grocery Shopping.

SLS Health Coach, Mary Ellen Landry was very informative and showed me where I can find what I need (in those mysterious aisles that I normally pass by) and I am now much more prepared to begin my plant based/whole food journy.  Armed with food knowledge,  I’m excited to actually plan my week’s meals and make my grocery list accordingly.  The best part of all of this is that I have less aisles to go through!  We will be discussing grocery shopping this Thursday.

Tune in every Thursday morning at 7:30 on CHSR 97.9’s Rosie Morning as we discuss living healthy with SLS Health Coaches, Mary-Ellen and John Landry!    If you have any questions in regards to groceries, send us a message on our facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/rosiemorning/, and we will have an answer for you on Thursday’s show.

Rosie Morning – Health Transformation Ep.1

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On our first of twelve Health Transformation segments (every Thursday at 7:30am),  we discuss Chronic Disease and how food factors in, Why Power (as opposed to Will Power) and much more.

If listeners have any questions for John and Mary-Ellen of SLS Health Coaching,  please do not hesitate to send us a message on our facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/CHSR979) and we can make sure that they get answered on the air.

..And don’t forget to tune in, every Thursday at 7:30 for more healthy talk

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CAFFEEN! 2016-05-14: “Vocaboratory”

CFN 2016-05-14 coverartWe don’t always appreciate that words are not created by the world.

They are created by humans. They are science, they are art, they are whimsy.

They are under our control.

So we can change them.

Dissect them.

Rearrange them as we see fit.

(Destroy them.)

  • From the album Endless Falls by Loscil we heard Estuarine.
  • We heard AeTopus with their song Quietus Est from the album When.
  • From the album Never Were the Way She Was by Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld we heard In the Vespers.
  • From the album The Flowers Of Hell by The Flowers of Hell we heard Opt Out.
  • We heard the song Sintagma by THE TACITS / Post Rock, Instrumental Rock which came from the album Cycle II.
  • From Mid Atlantic‘s album The Great War, we heard Sails/Sales.
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CAFFEEN! 2016-05-14: “Vocaboratory”

CFN 2016-05-14 coverartWe don’t always appreciate that words are not created by the world.

They are created by humans. They are science, they are art, they are whimsy.

They are under our control.

So we can change them.

Dissect them.

Rearrange them as we see fit.

(Destroy them.)

  • From the album Endless Falls by Loscil we heard Estuarine.
  • We heard AeTopus with their song Quietus Est from the album When.
  • From the album Never Were the Way She Was by Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld we heard In the Vespers.
  • From the album The Flowers Of Hell by The Flowers of Hell we heard Opt Out.
  • We heard the song Sintagma by THE TACITS / Post Rock, Instrumental Rock which came from the album Cycle II.
  • From Mid Atlantic‘s album The Great War, we heard Sails/Sales.
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Against The Mat – May 18th & 25th, 2016

Back with another double posting of episodes.

May 18th, 2016 –
A quick run down of that week in history, of that Monday’s Raw and quite a bit more.

May 25th, 2016 –
One last run down of this week in history; a quick bit on Monday’s Raw; and just a bit more that is worth streaming or downloading the episode.

You can also Subscribe to our podcast directly.

Filed under: Show Upload

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Rosie Morning with Road Trip Boogie

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Steve and I had the pleasure of speaking with Pam Paton and Liz Powers of Road Trip Boogie, who have just wrapped up a marathon tour that began last August!  I also had the opportunity to see them perform at the Hollywood Star Room last night.  You need to see them live! It was a fun, wonderful time and they put on a fantastic show! 🙂

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CAFFEEN! 2016-05-07: “Other’s Day”

CFN 2016-05-07 coverartThe universe may be infinite, but from our point of view it can be seen a series of beginnings —

— and endings.

When the end of your beginnings come, it is a loss we carry to our own end.

While others celebrate their beginnings, we come to resent the celebrations, because our beginnings are endings now.

  • From the album Features Of Spheres by John Sobocan we heard Ma.
  • We heard the song Comfortable Expectations by Christopher Bissonnette which came from the album Periphery.
  • We heard the song We Drift Like Worried Fire by Godspeed You Black Emperor! which came from the album Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend!.
  • We heard feint from their self-title album, with the song fallen ikon.
  • From the album Blind Windows by Nash The Slash we heard Til Death Do Us Part.
  • From the self-titled album by Shalabi Effect, we heard Mending Holes in a Wooden Heart.
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Sessions :SongShop For Kids! New Maryland Elementary

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Check out one of the FUNNEST Sessions you will ever hear!  I am very happy to have been a part of this.  Thank you Indigo P for the sound and Matt N for the editing.

Kudos also to Dave Somerville, Tom Finley and Charlene McLeodfor making this happen!

This project funded by

**Arts and Cultural Industries Branch of the NB Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture as well as the Education and Early Childhood Development Program**

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CHSR Top Ten Show 2016-05-28

CHSR Top 10

Playlist

Chart Climber   Richie Young    The Story Everyone Knows    Acid Tongue

Chart Climber   Luke & the Drifters  Luke & the Drifters         Candlelight Swing

#10                      Basia Bulat            Good Advice                          Fool

#9                        Lionsault                Are You Feeling Lucky?      Reckless

#8                        Matt Andersen       Honest Man                          Lets Get Back

#7                         Kill Chicago           The Grey                                 Take the City

#6                        Walrus                     Goodbye Something             Fur Skin Coat

#5                         LAPS                        Eyelet/Islet                             9 & 3

#4                        Shotgun Jimmie    Field of Trampolines             Walkman Battery Bleed

#2                        Free to Grow           Launch Code                          Lady of the Night

Chart Climber   Elephant Skeletons   The Traveller                      Boomerang

#1                        Royal Tusk                Deal Breaker                          Deal Breaker

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Rosie’s Juke Joint 2016-05-29

 

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Playlist

Jeff Healey                       Daze of the Night

Jeff Healey                       Put the Shoe On the Other Foot

Bill Durst                          Heaven Heaven

Romi Mayes                     Monkey of A Man

Angel Forrest                  Hangman

Tim Williams                  My Big Money

Cecile Doo-Kingue         Sweet Talkin’ Devil

David Myles                    Where Do I Belong

Hurricane Ruth             Built for Comfort

Benny C & the Associates    Serious Joe

Jason Damico                Terra Firma

In Laymans Terms       Fake It ’til You Make It

Ted Hefke                      Sweat Upon My Brow

Mamie Smith                Crazy Blues

 

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(Epic) Episode 83: As Seen on TV

 

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Epic look at things as they were seen on TV and how they worked in reality.

Hosts

Show Notes

The whisper 2000

The flowbee: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEfA6hhhK90
https://www.flowbee.com/

Where Did The Soda Go
https://www.reddit.com/r/wheredidthesodago/

Royal Posture System
https://www.royalposture.com/?uid=046D7C42ADE2206411144F4B2012BD38&uid=046D7C42ADE2206411144F4B2012BD38

Zoomies

Ron Poeil
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Popeil

Shake Weight

Wonder Boner

 

Corrections

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Credits

  • Produced in partnership with CHSR 97.9 FM in Fredericton, New Brunswick
  • Post Editing:Andy McMullen
  • Opening Sketch written by: Marc Cabot
  • Episode Graphic by: Matt Murray
  • Opening/Closing Music: ”Cheezee Lab” by Kevin MacLeod via Incompetech.com
  • Epic is published by CHSR Broadcasting Inc.
  • All views expressed on this program are solely those of the individual and not necessarily that of CHSR Broadcasting or Geekloo.
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CAFFEEN! 2016-04-30: “Mirrorglass Inflection”

CFN 2016-04-30 coverartThe mind is no sacred ground when science can lay it bare in front of you.

If you could hack it, why wouldn’t you?

  • From the album The Fog Is Rising by Joy Wants Eternity we heard Shut Your Eyes and You’ll Burst Into Flames.
  • From godspeed you! black emperor‘s album Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress, we heard Peasantry or ‘Light! Inside of Light!’.
  • We heard Interference by Blackfilm from their self-titled album.
  • From AeTopus‘s album When, we heard Dubious Numbers.
  • We heard the song The Rest of Us by Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld which came from the album Never Were the Way She Was.
  • We heard the song there is no dance in frequency and balance… by Set Fire to Flames which came from the album Sings Reign Rebuilder.
  • We heard The Field with their song It´s Up There from the album Looping State Of Mind.
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RFYL Episode: FlySoloEP20

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

 

On this episode, I screw up song names, miss out on playing a few tracks I intended, and otherwise barely manage to hold on! But, flying solo, all the trends and segments get pushed aside as I try to stay entertaining. It worked! Probably. At least you still got a really good song of the week from Beneath the Grid, even if I managed to introduce it as A Brilliant Lie instead. Both bands are fantastic and you should give them a listen anyway.

A lot of great Canadian artists show up on this episode, and also, I brag about how many people were messaging me on Facebook because that’s the kind of person I am! Props to Shane – we’ll get you live on the show at some point soon! Maybe even next week!

Requests can be made for next week’s show by emailing me at RunForYourLifeCHSR [at] gmail [dot] com or finding me at facebook.com/RunForYourLifeCHSR

Playlist:
JPNSGRLS – Bully For You
Kilmore – Rising Sun
The Standstills – Pay No Mind
Napalmpom – Make Me Cry
Double Experience – Exposure Exposure
Rockyard – The Impact
Diemonds – Meet Your Maker
Lionsault – Running Wild
Beneath the Grid Music – Blaine the Mono – Jellyfish
A REBEL FEW – Serious
We Hunt Buffalo – Back To The River
Shades of Sorrow – Tome of Deception / Sky Blazer

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TWS360: Take-out Leftovers

TWS360 logoOn the show this week:

  • Patient, Heal Thy Self

CQ: Everybody compared inventions for ages as “the best thing since sliced bread”. Tell me a modern equivalent: what’s an invention in the last 20 years that seems relatively simple, but which has made the greatest impact to daily life?

Full list of articles after the jump!

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Python’s Paradise Ep. 31 – 2016-05-15: Jenny Wright Interview

Here I interview the lovely and talented Jenny Wright who was unfortunately nursing a cold while conducting this interview but she pressed on. She starred in such films as The World According to Garp, Pink Floyd: The Wall, The Wild Life, St. Elmo’s Fire, and Near Dark.

 

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The Lunchbox Interview: Isabelle & Bianca from The Identity Journey Project (followup)

LunchBox-IdentityJourneyHow do you condense hundreds of ideas into a single piece of theatre?

That’s the question Isabelle and Bianca of Thèâtre La Cicogne are asking themselves now. I first spoke to the pair back in November of last year about the beginning of their adventure, The Identity Journey Project. They canvassed hundreds of youth between the ages of 15 and 30 all over the province to ask them about how they identify as New Brunswickers. Now, they’re transforming the results into a play.

We talk about the task ahead, the challenge of creating a 4-language play, and the mentoring from a similar project in Quebec.

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CAFFEEN! 2016-04-23: “Star Stuff Upgrade”

CFN 2016-04-23 coverartIt is said that we are made of star stuff that suddenly became self-aware.

What if star stuff isn’t the starting point?

What if something better was where something like this began?

  • We heard Time Being with their song Dust of Sorts from the album A Dimension Reflected.
  • We heard the song Gather by AeTopus which came from the album When.
  • We heard Esmerine with their song My Mamma Pinned a Rose on Me from the album Lost Voices.
  • We heard the song Herstory of Glory by Do Make Say Think which came from the album You, You’re History In Rust.
  • From Oceanic‘s album Origin, we heard Origin.
  • We heard Battles with their song Tricentennial from the album La Di Da Di.
  • We heard THE TACITS / Post Rock, Instrumental Rock with their song URNA from the album Cycle II.
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