Sarah Beth Shiplett of Music On The Hill joins me and (“Hi, I’m”) Fred to talk about Cléo Palacio-Quintin’s Hyper-Flute her upcoming free performance, and the growing change as electronics integrate with traditional instruments.
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A chat with Brendan Seagrave, a STU student and one of the class organizing this weekend’s Celebration of Faith and Diversity. Music by Floodland, Hilotrons and The Fortunate Ones.
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On today’s Homemade Jams we chat with Halifax’s Landing Sound, plus hear tracks from SAVVIE, The WAYO, The Belle Comedians, Black Mountain, and more!
New volunteer Tammie sat down with Roger “Rosie” Jean, host of Rosie’s Juke Joint and Rosie Morning to talk about how he’s fulfilling a lifelong dream of radio right here at CHSR-FM.
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Today on Homemade Jams we had an interview with Montreal’s Ian Kelly plus played a track off his latest album, plus hear music from Sloan (off of “One Chord To Another”), Monomyth, The Stogies, Walrus, and many more.
I sat down with Ryan and Brew to talk about what they do with Where Monsters Dwell and how CHSR has helped them achieve this award-winning show. Enjoy! Please donate to our campaign at: igg.me/at/chsr2015 Every bit helps!
March 13, 2015 – Canada’s hardest working musician has returned home to New Brunswick and stopped into CHSR for a Session.
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Track Listing: 1.) SAVVIE – Trust The In Between 2.) Interview with SAVVIE 3.) SAVVIE – I Fall Again 4.) Gloryhound – I Need Ya 5.) The Stogies – Gift Horse 6.) Free To Grow – Fiddlehead 7.) DFO – Barricade 8.) RocketRocketShip – Casey 9.) Dregs – Shadowbabe 10.) You + Me – Love
Sara Roach, president of the UNB Ski and Board Club, joins me to talk about the Crabbe Reggae Fest fundraiser for CRADS. Music by David R. Elliot and Stereokid.
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On February 23, 2015, Keegan Dobbelsteyn returned to his hometown of Fredericton to perform a live Session in CHSR’s Studio D. Listen in to hear some new songs, plus get to know Keegan a little better.
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March 10, 2015 – Savannah Leigh Wellman, aka SAVVIE, took the time to chat with Bondo about how her new album “Night Eyes” wasn’t a deliberate departure from her folkier past in Redbird, but more of a natural progression. Collaborating with The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer‘s Matthew Rogers (who also produced the album) when it
March 3, 2015 – Humans are a lo-fi electro “basement house” duo based in Vancouver with their first full length release under their belt. And their highly anticipated record Noontide does not disappoint. Bondo had the chance to get both Robbie Slade and Peter Ricq on the phone for a brief chat about their current tour
This week on Anything Goes we debut a lit of new albums on CHSR, including from CANVAS, White Lightning, DB Cooper, Lids, and The Mohrs.
On today’s Homemade Jams we hear a phone interview Bondo did with Humans, a Vancouver duo playing The Capital this Friday with Whaleskin and Trophy Wife. We also spin a new track off their album plus hear from other local favourites and off Bad People’s new EP “Little One”.
On today’s Homemade Jams we heard an interview with Kristian of Sun K plus two tracks from their new debut album “Northern Lies” that’s released March 10, 2015. We also dug out Grand Theft Bus’ 2002 album “Birth Of Confusion” for a special treat. Expand for the entire show’s track listing.
A chat with new webcomic creator, Mike Campbell, about Superpub. And Bondo chats with No Aloha. Music by Slowcoaster, Whitehorse and No Aloha.
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March 3, 2015 – Bondo had the chance to talk to Ben Griffiths of No Aloha about their upcoming “Spring Break” mini-tour, great pizza, and how cassettes are superior to CD’s. Catch them March 5th at The Capital!
February 27, 2015 – With The Rural Alberta Advantage taking off on an Eastern tour later this month, Bondo was able to chat with Nils Edenloff about their Fredericton date at The Capital on March 26, 2015, plus their misleading band name. And you’ll never believe how the band originally got together! Listen in to
February 25, 2015 – Bondo had the chance to chat with singer/songwriter extraordinaire Ben Caplan over the phone before his Thursday night show at The Capital. The Hamilton born artist now calls Halifax his home, describing it as having that big town feel, adding that as long as you have a good head on your shoulders and an
Track Listing: 1.) Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers – Conduit 2.) Interview with Ben Caplan 3.) Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers – Down To The River 4.) In-Flight Safety – Animals 5.) Floodland – Mercury 6.) NUAGES – Grace 7.) The Stogies – You Don’t Look Too Good 8.) Dregs – Home 9.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud 10.) Uaxyacac –
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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Track Listing: 1.) Kodaline – Lost 2.) Interview with Cairo 3.) Cairo -A History Of Reasons 4.) James Irwin – Face Value 5.) Elaquent – Oreos 6.) Twin River – Secret in a Seance 7.) Thomas D’Arcy – Fooled You Twice 8.) Hilotrons – Real Game Changer 9.) StereoKid – Young Heart 10.) B.A. Johnston –
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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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I love drama: on-stage, on audio, on the radio, in a book. But what about crossing these forms? The Next Folding Theatre Company prides itself on pushing boundaries and trying new things, as well as giving new playwrights a chance to get their work produced. My guest today is Brandon Hicks, the producer of the upcoming
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Where do you keep your stories? Most people would point to something written down, journals or diaries or books, but I suspect that where your stories are really kept are in two, connected places: your head, and your things. Look around you: there are likely things that tell your stories in any place you inhabit
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