More hockey for your life! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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More hockey for your life! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
And remember: every dollar donated makes a difference at CHSR. Give today!
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On Friday, I spoke with the very talented Corinna Rose, who is performing in Fredericton tonight at Grimross Brewery at 7:30 Atl.
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On the show this week:
CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
Full list of 24 articles after the jump!
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On the show this week:
CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
Full list of 24 articles after the jump!
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On the show this week:
CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
Full list of 24 articles after the jump!
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Track Listing:
1.) The Flying Lizards – Money (That’s What I Want)
2.) American Monoxide – Sony Panasonic Airlift
3.) The Wild Feathers – Goodbye Song
4.) Delta Will – We Were Born
5.) Poor Nameless Boy – Atlantic Ocean
6.) Kevin Davison – Wonder Woman
7.) Chris Velan – Call Me Into Your Heart
8.) Paupière – Elle Et Lui
9.) Miike Snow – Heart is Full
10.) Lake Street Dive – Close to Me
11.) Zones – Tides
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A game that’s exciting right to the last minute! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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UNB’s first test for this year’s tournament! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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Every generation faces it’s challenges — and finds its opportunities. How do we identify this potential, and what can we do to help support great solutions?
That’s the subject of a new documentary and project by Greg Hemmings. He’s a filmmaker in Saint John who is currently screening his film The Millennial Dream, which is a look at how we update the classic “American Dream” of “live, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” for the modern age. It’s also the beginning of a conversation and call to action to change how we live, work and play — how to take advantage of this generations opportunities to create and support solutions to current challenges.
My guest today is Jakob Wildman-Sisk. He works at the Pond-Deshpande Centre at UNB and has contributed to the philosophical research underpinning elements of this documentary. We talk about the goals of the project, the hope of the unique situation of New Brunswick to tackle the problems, and the chance to lead in solutions.
Music today:
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Fire Emblem Fates
The next installment, and a very unique one at that, having 3 different versions for one game but keeping their classic top down strategy will make fans of the series, either long time or new comers, very happy with their purchase.
Story: You play as a Prince, starting off in a secluded fortress training with one of your older brothers. You are asked to run a mission which lets you meet up with your birth family and learn that you were kidnapped, afterwards you run into the “big decision” where you are to decide whether you will defend Hoshido with your birth family or will you side with the family who raised and cared for you since you were child. No matter the choice the story will be different and by the end you will question if you really did the right thing.
Gameplay: Fire Emblem has always been known for amazing top down strategy gameplay. This entry is no exception, with the addition to the ranged weapon triangle it might take a little to get used to new weapons aswell as the debuffs caused by kunai and knifes and shurikens. Now, the big difference is that Birthright is the easier version and will allow training with extra challenge missions to get your units and see them grow to a point you want them and allow them to reach a point you want them. Conquest on the other hand is much tougher and has no challenge missions so you are limited on your money and experience points. Every encounter counts, leaving you to use each unit at their absolute maximum.
In Conclusion: Fire Emblem Fates is an entry in the series that people will enjoy for a long time. I definitely recommend trying this game out, even if you decide to only buy one version of the game I think it will be likely that you will enjoy it and might even find new challenges with the upcoming DLC (Down Loadable Content).
HAPPY GAMING 😀
Another thrilling game! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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It’s a game that broke records! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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Master Chief is back for another adventure in the Halo series; with some new additions to his arsenal but is it all good? Let’s find out.
Story: Master Chief goes AWOL (absent without leave) away from Spartan Locke to find Cortana. Now you control two squads in this game Master Chief and his blue team. Now this threw me off a bit because Master Chief has always been a lone wolf when it comes to the Halo franchise. Spartan Locke which is accompanied by Fire team Osiris who are sent out to bring back Master Chief.
Game Play: For some Reason this recent installment of Halo seems to be a bit different in a good way to me. Instead of you fighting alone you have a party of soldiers you can command. I love being able to tell my soldiers to focus on the biggest enemy on the map while I take care of the smaller enemies. The team definitely comes in handy in this game because if you get injured you can call your team over to help you which happened to me a lot in this game. The battles in this game are really and intense and sometimes really hard especially from mission 13 to the end of the game I died countless times during these 2 missions; I only played the game on Normal difficulty I could not imagine playing it on the hardest difficulty. This game offers plenty of variety when it comes to guns because just about in every battle you have you run out of ammo and you must pick up an enemies weapon or else you will get obliterated.
Conclusion: Halo 5 is a great first person shooter experience with some new additions which made some things easier in the game like the gun battles. When you are in combat you feel like you are actually in a war with all that’s going on and all the bullets flying at you which get’s your adrenaline pumping. The Story in this game is a little bit Cliché and underwhelming. None the less the gameplay was a lot of fun.
Score: 8.5/10
Good Job 343 and Microsoft Studios.
Natalie Sturgeon explores what role fitness has to a generation that’s always on the move — with their fingers! And Katherine Morehouse takes a peek behind the world’s shadow, into the Paranormal and what people believe might just really be happening in the world.
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Sometimes it feels like life is half about living, and the other half about living with regrets about the first half.. So: go plant something! 🙂
My first guest today is writer/director Gia Milani, whose debut feature All The Wrong Reasons won the Grolsch Film Works Discovery Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film is screening this evening on campus at Tilley Hall room 102 at 7pm sharp — free for students. We talked about how the film came about, the process of being both the writer and the director, and ongoing concerns about the limits to women entering the film industry.
My second guest is Madeleine Berrevoets, co-chair with the NB Community Harvest Gardens. They’re having an event this weekend called Bring On Spring — something we can all appreciate. We talk about the work of the NBCHG (from the seed bank to the community plots to workshops) as well as the work of those who join the gardens and plant their own, and a bit about the Sustainable Garden Expo event this weekend (Saturday from 1pm to 4pm at the St. Mary’s Anglican Church, 780 McEvoy Street) where you can meet with many different food-production organizations and people.
Music today:
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Music is an art. Sure, there are plenty of rules that have been constructed around ways to create it, but part of the beauty of art is that it often transcends those rules — sometimes only slightly, other times enough to complete redefine the rules.
My guest today is Sarah Beth Shiplett with UNB’s Music On The Hill. She’s here to talk about two upcoming music performances this week, both of which break some rules to some degree: the transposed music for two classical guitars of Chromaduo (coming up on Wednesday night at 7:30pm) and the very avant-garde performance of La Lontananza Nostalgica Utopica Futura (on Saturday night at 9:30pm. (Both performances are at Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Hall, UNB campus, Fredericton.)
Music today:
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The promise of virtual reality (VR) is that we’ll be able to step into worlds that we can’t visit in normal reality, and possibly have powers or be people that is entirely different. But will the reality of VR line up with expectations?
Join myself and Jesse and we kick around this and other topics, in a quite informal discussion on today’s show.
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On this weekends Crazy Train we welcomed our guest Dave Manning from East Coast Awakening. We spoke to Dave about this brand new Metal festival that will take place at the end of July- Check out the interview for all the details!
We kicked off the show with another Crazy Train band debut from local Punk Elitists ‘Cable Crusher’! Spun some tunes from Orchid’s Curse and Black Moor who were playing the Capital that night as well as giving some exposure to some bands that are coming to town in a few weeks and they are Beyond Creation, Anthesis and Bookakee!
The CHSR-FM Annual Fundrive kicked off this weekend, so next weekend there wont be a Crazy Train episode, but I’m sure Steve ‘The Buzz Man’ and I will appear sometime during Saturday’s 12 hour Radiothon!
CHSR is a non-profit radio station and we rely on YOU the listeners to help keep the station going. We’d be much obliged if you would check out our CHSR Donation page where you can donate directly to our PayPal account or to our Patreon Campaign. You can get to that page and make your donation by following this link: http://chsrfm.ca/blog/about/donate. Any amount is welcome!
Also next Saturday from 12-2 PM is our bottle drive. All you have to do is throw them empties in can or bottle form into you vehicle and drive up to the Student Union Building located at 21 Pacey Dr. on the UNB Campus and one of our CHSR members will gladly take those recyclables and turn them into much needed funds for the station. We hope you can help us out. Don’t wait and think, “oh the next guy or gal will give ’em some cash”. Make your own donation today!
Here’s the play list for episode #80:
Hour I: Crazy Train – Ozzy| HLA – Cable Crusher| David Manning of East Coast Awakening Interview | Insulated Room – Bookakee | Sous La Leur De Lempereur – Beyond Creation| Judging An Empty Shell – Orchid’s Curse | Hellraiser – Black Moor| Refusal of Your Code – Siegebreaker| Light Yourself On Fire – Anthesis| The Iron Never Lies – Striker
HOUR II: We Will Be Strong Wytch Hazel| As We Fall – Brimstone Coven| Speed of Light – Iron Maiden| Screamager – Therapy| We Rock – DIO| Dig – Mudvayne| Hello – AMEN| The Greatest Generation – All That Remains| Take Control – SLAYER| Torment In Hell – Deicide| Kingdom – Soulfly|
Thanks as always for tuning in and for your support!
If you have a band or know of a band we should be playing then by all means let us know! If you got a gig coming up, let us know as well, we’re here for you! Did you know when your music is played on CHSR that it could end up charting Nationally? That’s GOOD for you as a band!! So we support you, you support us!
Send you music or band info to: musicdirectorATchsrfm.ca (but use the ‘@’ symbol!
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To celebrate the CHSR Fundrive, we have a jam-packed list of guests for this week’s Rosie Morning. THis morning, we had the pleasure of having Keegan Dobbelsteyne who played a few tunes for us, and that is just the beginning of what we have in store this week..
Tuesday Hum and Hollow
Wednesday Karen Ruet
Thursday Rosewood Groove
Friday Corinna Rose
Make sure you tune in at 7am (Atl) every morning to CHSR 97.9FM or live streaming at chsrfm.ca 
Don’t forget to donate this week for Fundrive! chsrfm.ca/donate! Let’s keep community radio alive and well in Fredericton
We discuss some exciting things in Science! … and some rediculous things in “science”
Dr. Oz
http://factually.gizmodo.com/study-dr-oz-is-full-of-shit-1673235629
David Avacado Wolfe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv4wRtURwZw
http://ascienceenthusiast.com/the-david-avocado-wolfe-effect/
http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2015/05/28/how-is-it-that-ive-never-heard-of-david-avocado-wolfe-before/
Science of Science Denial
http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2010/07/11/how_facts_backfire/
http://mentalfloss.com/article/71873/lots-people-think-complete-nonsense-profound-study-finds
http://mentalfloss.com/article/68705/20-cognitive-biases-affect-your-decisions
Food Babe
http://foodbabe.com/
Lygos
http://www.space.com/31922-gravitational-waves-detection-what-it-means.html
Science Babe
http://www.scibabe.com/
Flat Earthers
http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/cms/
Q-Ray
http://stupidevilbastard.com/2008/01/appeals_court_upholds_ruling_blasting_q_ray_bracelet_as_fraud/
Ninth Planet
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/03/denial-science-chris-mooney
https://www.caltech.edu/news/caltech-researchers-find-evidence-real-ninth-planet-49523
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