My guests today were Benjamin Dugdale and Robin Goodine, part of a UNB Production class funding a movie production called Knots N Prods. Music today by Michael Feuerstack, The Julian Taylor Band and Coeur de Pirate.
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Today we talk to Aaron Ellis and Alex Pannier, two students starring in the Theatre UNB production of Slavs! by Tony Kushner. Music today by Glory Glory, Derrival and Earthbound Trio.
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Today we hear recorded speeches from the UNB/STU 2015 #MyDefinition campaign kick-off, along with music by The Reference Desk and Yes, We Mystic.
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Imelda Perley, UNB’s Elder-in-Residence talks to me about the Circle of Understanding called Honouring Residential School Survivors. Music by Jessica Rhaye and Kuato.
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CHSR is building a new show: the audio student handbook! Help us out by providing your advice and questions!
My guests today are Thomas Morgan Jones (TNB’s new Artistic Director) & Alison Howells (Program Development Officer for Leisure Learning & Design Works Camps for Kids). Music today by Sieraslave, Elephant Skeletons and Revenge of the Trees.
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Siddarth Raval from the International Students Association drops by to talk about the upcoming cultural celebration: This Is Africa: Night of Legends. Music by Del Bel and The Marwills.
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Two actors from Theatre UNB, Alex & Dylan, join me today to talk about their production of Enron, a play by Lucy Prebble. Music today by The Mohrs & Emelie Rae.
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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 March 16, there is an all-day event taking place in the Currie Centre on UNB campus: the 1st Annual Mawio’mi / Siqonawsultipon (Powwow), presented by UNB’s Mi’kmaq/Wolastoqey Centre. My guests today are David Perley (Director, MWC) and Imelda Perley (UNB’s Elder-in-residence).
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We’re on the edge of another UNB Student Union election! If you missed the debates between candidates this past Thursday, don’t worry: they are here to listen to. Remember: your vote counts. Use it! Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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There’s no denying that fossil fuels play a big part of just about everybody’s life — but it is too big a part? There is a growing movement to stop supporting the fossil fuel industry, at the very least until the industry cleans up its act, but also to promote alternative fuels. My guests today are
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Do you ever wonder: can I climb that? Some people love a physical challenge like climbing a wall, or scaling a mountain. Guest host Tim Rayne (host of the morning’s Instant Breakfast) talks with Kevin Kelly of the UNB Rock & Ice Club. They talk about Kevin’s discovery of climbing, the love of scaling mountains
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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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What does the university experience mean to you? To most, it’s much more than just academics; it’s also about finding out about yourself, trying new things, and finding new friends. But how do you find new people? One solution is to join a club or a society, much like a “Greek Letter Society”, one referred to
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Do you know how to play an instrument? Do you want to learn? The UNB Conservatory offers several opportunities for learning how to play an instrument, or for getting better at playing your instrument — including your voice! They are having an open house on January 10! Stop in to find out more about what
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Direct Link (Right click and save as..) 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
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Ah, the power of the stage! We are surrounded by drama, but most of it is disconnected, flat, prerecorded, editted, pre-processed and, in a way, dead. Give me the stage, with performers mere feet away, real humans who are dressing up in clothes and emotions, delivering speech and movement to convey a story far bigger than what
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I love good theatre. It moves you in a way that a movie can’t touch, engages you like a book made manifest. It transcends language and place, yet can be just as rooted in it. Les Belles-soeurs is a celebrated French play by Quebec playwright Michel Tremblay. Theatre UNB, under the direction and leadership of
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Almost everyone knows someone who has gone through cancer — and many people have gone through it themselves. Worse yet, a lot of people have to endure the process multiple times. But how much do we know about that experience? Dr Krista Wilkins is no stranger to cancer herself, having battled and triumphed over the disease. It
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There is life after university. Or, at least, there is work. If you can find it… The UNB Student Employment Service is a long-lasting assistant for graduating (and graduated!) students at the university. Their job is get you ready to get your own job! Nichola Anderson from the Student Employment Service joined me on the Lunchbox to talk about the kinds of
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We are a country of trees. They surround us; they have allowed us to build houses, mills, factories. They heat our homes and are a sturdy base for furniture. They are the substance of art, and celebration, and peace. There is a special kind of person, however, who can chop a tree, saw a log, climb
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We all have tough times, at least once in our lives. It’s important to remember that, and to seek help and company to overcome our difficulties, and to learn the skills needed to cope with life. The UNB Student Union is hosting Mental Health Awareness Week on campus this week, with a variety of events
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The concept of borders is somewhat artificial; the lines on a map are arbitrary, representing historical politics more than the on-the-ground reality of life. Certainly, problems and concerns and the regularity of human life goes far beyond these invisible distinctions of place. One of the great consequences of people realizing this is the number of
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The NB Summer Music Festival is an opportunity to discover and celebrate classical music (and modern classical!) in a classic environment. Cedric Noel has been working with the NBSMF all summer to set up this festival, and he dropped by to give us details about the festival and about the experience of classic music. Podcast:
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