My guests today are paint Natalie Sappier and musician Nate Miller. They are the Artists-in-Residence at the Barracks downtown, creating music together.
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On the show this week: Thinking About It; Japanimated; Space Between Your Fears; Death is a Plug-in; What Are, Water, Everywhere? CQ: Presume that humans that grew up on different planets are genetically modified — whether by nature or science — and therefore more adapted to different environments. Would they still be eligible for the Olympics?
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My guest today is Bess Forrestall, an oil painter currently working on three portraits representing her time in India. She is one of the current artists-in-residence at the Barracks.
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My guest today is Anna Mathis, Fabric Artist. She is demonstrating making felt and crafting wearable art at the Barracks this week.
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My guest today is Craig Schneider, a local sculptor. He’s one of the artists-in-residence at the Barracks.
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My guest today is basket-weaver Lisa Fullerton, one of the Artist-in-Residence in the Barracks.
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My guest today is Marc Bragdon, to talk about his latest project, Young Satan In Love. Music today by The Julian Taylor Band and Young Satan In Love.
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Hal-Con 2015 interviews (part two), with: Gavin Buhr, Emily Perkins, Lenore Zann and Jeff Russell.
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My guests today were Frances Adair McKenzie, the new Artist-In-Residence at Connexion ARC and Thomas Morgan Jones from TNB talking about the new staging of Watching Glory Die. Music today by Steph Copeland, Gypsophilia and Ora Cogan.
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My guests today are Jessica (United Way) and Cortney (Feels Good) whose organizations have joined together to host a Timeraiser. Music today by Alert the Medic, Black Spruce Bog and London Above.
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My guest today is Meaghan, one of the organizers of the massive PERISH (A HALLOWEEN EXPERIENCE) from FLOURISH. Music today by Reforme, No Museums & Murder Murder.
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My guest today is Professor and President Emeritus of UNB, John McLaughlin. We talk about the upcoming workshop, “Beginning the Spiritual Journey”. Music today by The Regal Beagle Band and Rah Rah.
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Guests today are Sophie Bartholamew (Connexion ARC) with Marilyn Volkman (NEOCraft) to talk about Marilyn’s upcoming talks about NEOCraft. Music by Hey Rosetta, Patrick Lehrman and Sleepy Driver.
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On the show this week: Front Page; Big Issues; Small Issues; Extra Issues; CQ: Will an artificially-intelligent product of humanity ever be granted the rights of a human, and will that happen before or after extraterrestrial aliens are granted similar rights? Full list of 19 articles after the jump!
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Poo buses, hangover-less drinks and a bigfoot story.. CQ: Does it matter whether we fear or embrace the big changes, like contact with alien civilizations and the growth of artificial intelligence, or should we just prepare to accept them, like it or not?
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On the show this week:
Front Page
Inside Perspective
War on Terra
Extras
CQ: If we could create an AI and give it the seeming personality of a character from a novel, movie or other story, which AI personality would you want to give you advice?
Full list of 17 articles after the jump!
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On the show this week: Front Page All Space No Mind Extras CQ: Has crowdfunding reached a plateau, or is it just getting started? Promo: CAFFEEN! — I’ve done this music show for years now, but in the last few years it has become a story-telling odyssey through post-rock, soundtrack, minimalist, ambient and awesome wordless […]
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We throw out too much stuff. Technology is a wonderful thing, and the pace of invention is incredible, but it has a dark side: waste. A phone bought brand new today may only have a useable lifetime of a few years. A desktop computer might be obsolete in 5 years, and your TV is reinvented every year.
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Art moves us.. Sarah Beth Shiplett informs us about musical performances, Andre Sampson tells us about 20-minute art.
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What would you do to relive some memories of times and people gone past? Today’s show deals with memories… Up first, Kaylee Stevens has just started working with the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, but she hits the ground running as the CSAC celebrates it’s 10th year! We talk about the historic perspective of the building (celebrating
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On the show this week: Front Page Out of This World Not As It Seems After Death Extras CQ: For space exploration, which should we work on first: completely autonomous robots or better ways to deliver humans? Full list of 32 articles after the jump! Front Page: Let’s just start here, and see if we […]
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My conversation with cartoonist Michael de Adder on the occasion of his new book, “You Might Be From New Brunswick If…”
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On the Show This Week: (something entirely different) Interview: Barbara Minton on Discovering Orbs Interview Scott Reaney and Mike Marshall on Chronologies: Book of Giants Interview: Christan Baloga on Hair Bat Sculptures Clichéwatch: ‘if [x] didn’t exist, [y] would have to invent it’ at The UK Telegraph CQ: f you could imagine a project that […]
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Modern Acadian culture is thriving, but how far and wide does it’s impact spread? In the first half of today’s STU Lunchbox, Andrea Silverthorne explores our province’s treasure while demonstrating the great music on offer. In the second half of the hour, Peter Johnston looks into a broader question: can New Brunswick cities support a
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I believe in theatre. It is not just 3D television, nor is it a book being read to you. It is it’s own medium, unique and powerful. Caleb Marshall, Director and Co-Producer of the new production of RED, joined me to talk about the challenges of a bi-located play (produced, practiced and performed in Fredericton
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