The Lunchbox 2014-11-24
This is the first of a new experiment: podcasting the Lunchbox every day!
We cover a lot of events and play some great music on The Lunchbox, but I know that not everyone can experience it live each day.
To fix that, I’m going to start podcasting the show every day for a while. Let me know if this is appreciated, or if you want me to go back to the previous policy of podcasting interviews only.
Music today:
- Earth Bound Trio with Straight Ahead from Lettuce Turnip the Beet
- Sills & Smith with What You Desire from Etched
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The Crazy Train Episode #XIX
Fantastic show! We had on our good friend Tyson Davidson former growler for Fredericton’s ‘Anesthesia’. Tyson brought in some of his favorite indie Metal acts from Canada to play.
In the second hour we had a few requests, some new Slipknot, Smashing Pumpkins, Arch Enemy, Slayer and much more!
Thanx again to Tyson for coming in and making it a great show! Expect lots more from local guests to sit in on the show. I’ll have them bring in some of their favorite up and coming Canadian Indie Metal acts!
I’ll try to get the ‘Play List’ up ASAP!
Peace, until next week! Keep it Metal – Oh and because I can 🙂 Don’t forget to come out THIS Friday to the Oromocto Legion on Restigouche rd to catch the VERY first Wasteland Zombies show in 20 years!! They’ll be joined by Fredericton powerhouse ‘Moment of Inertia’ and Oromocto destroyer’s ‘Fallen Pawns’! Show starts at 10PM and admission is only $5.! It’s a way out of town, but it’ll be worth it, I promise!
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Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired on 23/11/14
Nov 22nd
Alisha Brylla In My Head (2013) Lifted
David Vest
Roadhouse Revelations Heart Full of Rock & Roll
Sunday Wilde He Digs Me Black Mountain Blues
Sunday Wilde He Digs Me Gimme One More
HarpDog Brown What It Is In My Younger Days
JW-Jones Belmont Boulevard Watch Your Step
Sean Costello In the Magic Shop You Wear It Well
Nathan James Natural Born This Way Don’t Believe What People Say
Lisa Mills I’m Changing Shake It
Marcia Ball The Tattooed Lady & the Alligator Man Like There’s No Tomorrow
Iko Iko (w/ Albert Castiglia) Bullets In the Bonfire Vol 1 The Day the Old Man Died
Terry Whalen Two Steps Forward Workhorse
Canned Heat
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WMD Radio Interview with Tim Russ – Star Trek Renegades
Writer, director and actor Tim Russ is probably most recognized for his role as Lieutenant Tuvok on Star Trek Voyager.
Tim Russ is back as Commander Tuvok and once more, sitting in the director’s chair for a new project called Star Trek Renegades.
WMD Radio caught up with Tim Russ earlier this week and asked him to tell us what Renegades is all about.
Listen to the interview now and don’t forget to tune in to the show on December 3rd – we’ll be talking a lot more about Star Trek Renegades!
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On Rosie’s Juke Joint tOnight!
After the Crazy Train, take a couple of aspirin and let Rosie look after ya, with one hour of the best blues from the backroads of Napadogan at Rosie’s Juke Joint! Music from Sunday Wilde, Lisa Mills, JW-Jones, Canned Heat and Miramichi’s very own Terry Whalen Band! Tonight at 8pm!
The Lunchbox Interview: Ian Goff & Dylan Sealy of Next Folding Theatre Company for “10, 9, 8, etc., etc”
Traditional theatre follows a process (I imagine) something like this:
- Playwright writes a play.
- Director gets play, casts play.
- Actors perform play.
But what if you took that process and compressed it to:
- People get together, write the script, act in the script and direct each other.
That the process behind the Creative Collaboration series from The Next Folding Theatre Company. They take a group of people, throw them together, and tell them to create.
And they do!
The latest work is called “10, 9, 8, etc, etc”. I was joined by two of the writer/actor/directors of the six-person team, Ian Goff (who calls himself mostly an actor) and Dylan Sealy (who calls himself more of a prose writer). We talked about the process of exploration and creation that made this show as well as a bit about the general idea of the show (it’s hard to describe).
“10, 9, 8, etc., etc.” runs from November 22nd through 24th at The Wilser’s Room in the Capital Complex in Fredericton. The show starts at 7pm, and you are encouraged to support the show additionally by supporting their sponsor, Picaroons.
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Brother Octopus return with Sea Of Champions
Brother Octopus – Sea Of Champions
Brother Octopus and his Lady Friend are back with their third album “Sea Of Champions”. What’s unique about this album (well, everything is unique about this album), but all thirteen songs were recorded in thirteen different recording studios in his hometown of Edmonton, Alberta. Keeping it completely local even all the mixing, mastering, artwork – everything was done in Edmonton.
With songs about Bigfoot’s existence, “who would win” scenarios, and robot love you would almost expect a novelty type album. But the music throughout is catchy and smart and I was hooked from the very beginning of the first track with its tongue in cheek reenactment of radio interviews with your stereotypical DJ.
See them soon?
With no East Coast tour dates in the near future your best bet is just to purchase their album here. You’ll thank me later.
Homemade Jams 2014-11-20
Track Listing:
1.) Mike Trask and the Precious Memories – Sadie
2.) Mike Trask and the Precious Memories – Cold Coyote
3.) The Wytches – Digsaw (Peterborough, ON)
4.) Bold Nonsence – Melancolie
5.) Jessie Brown and the Black Divine – Deep Down Below
6.) The Disasterbaters – Eighteen
7.) Like A Motorcycle – Georgia
8.) The Stogies – On The Road
9.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
10.) Kickin Krotch – Ghost Town
11.) The Motorleague – We Are All Going Directly To Hell
12.) Verse The Sun – The Retaliator
13.) Instruments – The Golden Library
14.) SBTRKT – Everybody Knows (London,England)
15.) Union Suit – Delirious Vista
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The Lunchbox Interview: Julian Christie on Games Day at the Library
Games are fun.
That’s really the point: to enjoy your time, with friends, while playing at something. Of course, they can be much more than that: they can be educational; they can be challenging; they can be inspirational; they can be expressive; they can be…
Well, they can be a whole lot of cool things.
This Saturday is the annual Games Day at the Library, hosted at the Fredericton Public Library downtown on York Street. Julian Christie, a lifetime gamer, helps organize this day and regular games days at his own library in McAdam. He joined me today to talk games, fun and getting the whole family out to learn games they can play together.
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Pardon My French – Episode 13
Episode 13: … not made out of chocolate
Chocolat – Burn Out
Pierre et Bastien – Rock Chrétien
Stéréosaure – Croque-monsieur
Monogrenade – Labyrinthe
Peter Peter – Carrousel
Radio Elvis – La Traversée
Paradis – Garde le pour toi
Jacques Rousseau – La fête (feat. Sarah Toussaint Léveillé)
Robert Charlebois – C’est pas physique, c’est électrique (Soké remix)
Fayçal – Grandeurs et décadences
Kick & Snare – Boules à mites et rap funky
Hyacinthe & L.O.A.S – Strip Club
Xavier Caféïne – Pékin Love
Bérurier Noir – Hélène et le Sang
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Homemade Jams 2014-11-19
Track Listing:
1.) Energy Slime – Trial of the Mind (Vancouver)
2.) The Grubbies – Book of Truths
3.) Walrus – Glam Returns
4.) Green & Gold – Wolves
5.) Free To Grow – Icestorm
6.) The Thymes – Lobotomy
7.) Scott Nicks – Gat Do
8.) Don Brownrigg – Just Breathe
9.) The Belle Comedians – Loaded Bones
10.) Vogue Dots – Way With Silence
11.) Interpol – My Desire (New York)
12.) The Ray Finkles – Ankle Buster
13.) Dave Sampson – No Pressure No Diamonds
14.) Scientists of Sound – Stare The Wolf In The Eyes (and Become Him But Stronger)
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ParaPhrasing – Paranormal Articles
On this episode of ParaPhrasing the PROF gang discuss various paranormal related articles they’ve found online, plus have a big announcement.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Misha Milchenko on Trans Day of Remembrance
Human beings are complicated. This is true in so many ways, but one of the ways that the world is coming to understand more and more is in the area of sexual identity. The binary concept of “male” and “female” has been inadequate to describe the full range of identities, not least of which because it combines internal, external, emotional, cultural and societal descriptions into a simple dichotomy.
My guest today is Misha Milchenko, past organizer of the Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR), which occurs every November 20. It is an opportunity to recognize and remember victims of violence, oppression and anger around the world who were targeted because they identify themselves as transgender. It’s also an opportunity to challenge the language we use and the attitudes we hold, to become more inclusive and understanding. We discussed the unique issues, support and language of transgender identities, attempting to inform, instruct and correct the world.
Join them in front of Fredericton City Hall — or indeed, in many places across the world — as they hold a vigil and read the names of the victims. Bring your candle, wear something purple to show your support, and join in the remembering at 6pm on November 20.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Sarah Beth Shiplet of Music On The Hill
Movies have soundtracks.
It’s something we often take for granted these days, but as a soundtrack collector, I’m still immediately aware of the dramatic effect a good soundtrack can have — and the detrimental distraction a missing or bad soundtrack can create.
But once upon a time, moving pictures and music were just getting to know each other. Come experience what that might have been like on Wednesday evening at the latest Music on the Hill event, Live Soundtrack to a Silent Movie, as a group of musicians perform with the celebrated silent film, “Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans”. That’s happening at Memorial Hall on November 19, at 7:30pm.
My guest today was the administrator of Music on the Hill, Sarah Beth Shiplet. We talked about the formation of this event, the challenges of performing music timed to a movie, and the experience of movies and music combined.
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Homemade Jams 2014-11-13 Free To Grow and Dregs
November 13, 2014 Fredericton’s Free To Grow and Halifax’s Dregs stopped by Homemade Jams for a chat with Bondo. Listen in to the great conversations plus a couple live performances from Dregs.
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(Epic) Episode 63: CHSR 97.9 FM
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We crash the CHSR 97.9 open house BBQ and talk a about the station and to some members.
Hosts
- Marc Cabot (@MarcCabot)
- Joel Richard (@JoelARichard)
- Richard Gray(@EpicRich1)
- Andy McMullen (@AndyLastName)
Music
- Andy Brown: Tin Man
Website: andybrown.ca
Bandcamp: andybrownsounds.bandcamp.com
Twitter: @andybrownsounds - Walk off the Earth: Summer Vibe
Website: www.walkofftheearth.com
Facebook: facebook.com/walkofftheearth
Twitter: @WalkOffTheEarth
ITunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/walk-off-the-earth/id271356617#
Show Notes
- CHSR-FM Donate!
http://chsrfm.ca/blog/about/donate/ - Ice Bucket Challenge
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhqbRbhvcuE - The Weird Show
theweirdshow.com - Other shows on CHSR
chsrfm.ca/blog/shows/ - Writing Hurts (Like Hell)
http://www.unb.ca/cel/programview/enrichment/fredericton/writing-hurts.html
Corrections
If you noticed any issues with this episode and would like us to post a correction, email us here: epicchsr [at] gmail [dot] com or tweet us at: @epicchsr
Credits
- Produced in partnership with CHSR 97.9 FM in Fredericton, New Brunswick
- Post Editing: Marc Cabot
- Opening Sketch written by: Marc Cabot
- 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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Homemade Jams 2014-11-18
Track Listing:
1.) Keith Mullins – She Will Play
2.) Free To Grow – Catherine Ann
3.) Bend The River – The Hour Comes Down
4.) Dave Sampson – The One
5.) The Brood – Apollo 11
6.) Reagan’s Rayguns – Pizza Song
7.) Shorty Tubbs – Teenage Zombie Heart
8.) Alert The Medic – Echo and Fade
9.) Cold War Kids – All This Could Be Yours
10.) Nap Eyes – Night of the First Show
11.) The Waking Night – Beverly Heights
12.) Elephant Stone – Know You From Yr Mountain
13.) SoHo Ghetto – One At A Time
14.) Maiden Names – White As Milk
15.) VKNGS – Nineteen
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And All That Were Left Were Monsters – Listen Here!
We’ve been supported in the past by these fine folks at AND ALL THAT WERE LEFT WERE MONSTERS, so we want to help support them, and let you listen to music, which is what we’re all about here at CHSR. Below you can listen to latest music and links to find them on social media and to buy their stuff.
You can find out more about AND ALL THAT WERE LEFT WERE MONSTERS at their website, facebook, twitter, reverbnation, bandcamp.
Anything Goes 2014-11-18
Track Listing:
1.) Shakey Graves – Family and Genus
2.) Shawn WIlliam Clarke – In Conversation
3.) Luke Michielsen – For You
4.) Fish & Bird – Something in the Ether
5.) Elliott Brood – Nothing Left
6.) My Brightest Diamond – Lover Killer
7.) Cold War Kids – All This Could Be Yours
8.) Invasives – Stop & Breathe
9.) Alert The Medic – All Better Medic
10.) Port Juvee – All That’s Fine
11.) Whoop-Szo – Myeengun
12.) The Stogies – Gift Horse
13.) Alberto Rigoni – Overloaded
14.) Rancid – Raise Your Fist
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The Lunchbox Interview: Toni DaRussio, Filmmaker
The world of films is the land of make believe.
At 20+ frames per second, we are shown the illusion of motion, tied to the accomplice of sound, and then transplanted into a story, sometimes for 5 minutes, sometimes for several hours.
Done well, and with the other willing accomplice — our own minds — the real world is replaced for a while, and we are treated to visions of other places, with stories that are not our own.
My guest today is like that: an illusion of reality, a story not my own, a suspension of disbelief, with reality as his message.
Toni DaRussio is a filmmaker. Of that, I am certain. The rest is..
Well, perhaps it is left to the imagination.
We talked about the making of his production company, (Dreamboat Pictures), his latest film (Mayhem Beach), featured at the Silver Wave Film Festival, and his vision of what making movies could be.
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CHSR 97.9FM Top 30 Album Chart – Nov 9th to Nov 15th
TWS297: Hal-Con 2014 Part 1
On this show this week: Interview!
I went to Hal-Con last week and went around talking to a whole bunch of people. So many, in fact, that I have two episodes filled with interviews! This is part 1.
- James Tilley on Gaming with Miniatures
- Michael Dorsey on the Great Canadian Board Game Blitz
- Richard Black of Old School Games
- Hope Nicholson and Rachel Richey on Nelvana of the North and Comics in Canada
- Jane Harrington on Geek Pottery
- Garrett Wang on… Garrett Wang!
(Twitter)(Facebook)
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The Crazy Train Episode #XVIII
Not a bad little show. The ‘Buzz man’ and I played some Wasteland Zombies, Fallen Pawns, Moment of Inertia, Hero’s Last Rite, The Muted Pitch and much more!
In Hour II lots of requests from Skin Lab and Suicide Machines to Pantera and old Metallica (‘Kill ‘Em All’ old)… Plus some new Arch Enemy and Slipknot
Lots of plans in the works including a very special ‘Crazy Train: Crazy Christmas Craptacular Christmas special’! Which of course will be closer to Christmas, unlike the department stores, already slamming your ears with Christmas tunages!
Don’t forget you can check out archived Episode of the Crazy Train here on our CHSR website!
Next Saturdays show, on November 22. will be at 5PM until 7PM as we’ll be broadcasting the UNB V-Reds Hockey live from Nova Scotia!
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Episode 317 – New Comic Day Spotlight 5
This week on WMD Radio we’re going to take some time to talk about some comics that hit the stands last week.
“Fade Out” #3 by Image Comics
“Drifter” #1 by Image Comics
“Django – Zorro” #1 By Dynamite Entertainment
“All New Captain America” #1 by Marvel Comics
Not a bad crop of comic goodness, hope you can tune in.
Only two weeks left to enter our November contest! Go to www.wmdradio.com/contest for full details on how you can get your hands on a Walking Dead prize pack courtesy of Strange Adventures!
As always, we welcome your participartion on the show – and there are MANY ways you can do this. Join us live by posting to our Facebook page, send us a message on Twitter (@WMDRadio), message us through our Mixlr feed or call 506-453-4949.
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