This Sunday CKMS had an information table at the Bring ON The Sunshine Festival held at Kitchener City Hall. CKMS Board member Yasin Dewji, host of Sauti Za Africa was on hand to pass out information, and to invite everyone interested in community radio to join Radio Waterloo, and maybe even host a show!
Friday Featured Classic Psychedelic music, focused on 1965 – 1967
10 pm!
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See you in the Void!
Tonight features the best music I made in 2018
10 pm!
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Stephanie Goertz is our studio guest today. Stephanie brought some great song suggestions and some great news about her plans for 2019. Our playlist:
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Doug Turvey and Mary Walton are in the studio today. They bring news of a great dinner theatre event in Embro called Stag and Doe.
Tickets on sale now for Embro & Zorra Ag Society's production of Stag & Doe! On stage Feb 23/24/28, Mar 1/2 2019. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!
Posted by Township of Zorra on Tuesday, December 11, 2018
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Every Friday from 10pm to 11pm I will take you deep into the void to explore music of the mind and hopefully teach you a few things about music you know or music you have never heard. Occasionally you will hear music I have, painstakingly, brought into this world from the deepest depths of my mind.
Here is a link to my Google Drive with all the shared files to listen to past episodes.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PvFE7EYcJpHAI-nOJz9C6W7TUN7M4BSa
See you in the VoiD
February 1st Song list
| It gets Funkier IV – Vulfpeck |
| I’m a Man – Ty Seagall |
| Manglenese – Ray Barbee |
| The Endless Road – Tommy Guerrero |
| Galaxy’s Hygene – Rrrrags |
| The Dura Plane – Jakob Skott |
| Golden Tornado – Gadget |
| The Mescalin – Afro Dub |
| Arriving Nowhere – Sula Bassana |
On February 1, 2019, young people will sit out of classes across Waterloo Region and again take to the streets to demand that our leaders face responsibility for our warming planet. The Fridays for Future School Strike for Climate will take place at Waterloo City Hall on Friday February 1, from 12:30 to 1:30 PM. Supporters of all ages welcome.
Organizing behind Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, 16, climate strikers will ask cities and councils across Waterloo Region, as well as the federal and provincial governments, to declare a climate emergency.
Thunberg blasts our collective inaction on climate change: “Some people say that we are not doing enough to fight climate change. But that is not true. Because to ‘not do enough’ you have to do something. And the truth is we are basically not doing anything.”
Greta’s not alone. Another youth activist, Jamie Margolin of Zero Hour, has begun her own campaign to rouse global leaders into concrete measures to stabilize our shared climate. Recently, Margolin compared climate change to “a time bomb about to go off and everyone [is] ignoring it.”
We know that our futures will be disrupted by climate, and feel that we have no voice. So we are making ourselves visible across the world. Thirty-five thousand students in Brussels went on strike from school this past week alone, joining school strikers across Europe and heatwave-stricken Australia.
Like our peers across the world, students in Waterloo Region are frightened of an uncertain future dramatically altered by climate impacts and planetary instability. We don’t see the point in attending school for an education for a future that has been neglected by Canada’s government and by decision-makers world-wide.
We strike because we are ignored. We strike because our elders are sacrificing us for short-term profits. We see, as Greta does, that our leaders “need to put their economic goals aside to safeguard the living conditions of humankind in the future.”
Given that the world has until 2030 to cut emissions in half in order to secure a safe climate future, cities across the UK have declared climate emergencies, intending to fully decarbonize their economies. Canada’s precedent for declaring a climate emergency has just recently been set by Vancouver, and Christine Boyle, Vancouver city councillor, told journalists: “I was really inspired to see the students…that they are acting similarly to students around the globe to get older elected leaders in office to listen to them.”
If our leaders truly listened to the science on climate change, as we young people do, they would not build further fossil fuel infrastructure, would end all fossil fuel and animal agriculture subsidies, and invest heavily in a zero-carbon energy future.
We need our elected officials and other citizens to speak out with us for our futures. Today. We need all levels of government to declare a state of climate emergency, and we need every decision they make to be made as if our future depends on it. Because it does.
How does radio work?
What is AM, FM?
Here’s a classic episode of Secret Life of Machines that walks you through it all. I think the tech committee will start wearing 3-piece suits..
Every Friday from 10pm to 11pm I will take you deep into the void to explore music of the mind and hopefully teach you a few things about music you know or music you have never heard. Occasionally you will hear music I have, painstakingly, brought into this world from the deepest depths of my mind.
Here is a link to my Google Drive with all the shared files to listen to past episodes.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PvFE7EYcJpHAI-nOJz9C6W7TUN7M4BSa
See you in the VoiD
Listen here for the most recent episode
1. UFO, Rock Bottom (live, from Strangers In The Night)
2. Tommy James, Draggin’ The Line
3. Danko Jones, Bounce
4. The Rolling Stones, Parachute Woman
5. Deep Purple, Dealer
6. Marianne Faithfull, What’s The Hurry?
7. Billie Holiday, Good Morning Heartache
8. Dust, Love Me Hard
9. Joe Cocker, Sandpaper Cadillac
10. Tim Curry, No Love On The Street
11. Led Zeppelin, The Crunge
12. Fleetwood Mac, Future Games
13. Steve Earle, Dead Flowers (live, from Shut Up And Die Like An Aviator)
14. Paris, Religion
15. Buddy Guy, Done Got Old
16. Headstones, Absolutely
17. Jethro Tull, John Barleycorn (live, from A Little Light Music)
18. Alvin Lee, The Bluest Blues
19. Judas Priest, Prophecy
20. Charlie Watts Jim Keltner Project, Elvin Suite
THIS COMING SATURDAY and SUNDAY (Jan. 26th and 27th, 2019) CKMS-FM is LIVE on location and Live-to-Air at the Uptown Waterloo Town Square!!!
We will be providing live music and interactive DJ sets at 2019 Winterloo Festival!!!
Winterloo is an outdoor FREE community winter festival with cool winter activities open to all to get involved in.
Hosted by the City of Waterloo; come join us for ice sculpture carving competitions, dog sled racing, CKMS-FM live DJ sets during the Uptown “Shake N’ Skate”, food trucks such as Tim Horton’s and Beaver Tails, ice fishing games, winter golf in Waterloo Park, snowman building contests, horse and buggie tours, and so much more!!!!
All FREE FOR YOU, FAMILY, FRIENDS AND YOUR COMMUNITY of the Waterloo region!
* Join the Facebook event link for general festival updates:
https://www.facebook.com/events/632883583793730/?ti=ia
Music: CKMS DJ’s DJ Denim, DJ JD, DJ Yasin, Nattyphsicist, Francis Claire, Yenniefer Storange, Jeff Stager, Bob Jonkman and many more CKMS DJs and programmers Live-On-site!! We will be LIVE-To-AIR on the FM and stream!!
DJ set times will be announced and updated on our Facebook page this week!
Give CKMS Radio Waterloo a like or follow on Facebook for the updates!
CKMS on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/RadioWaterloo/
Any questions or details on how you can get involved with CKMS or Winterloo email office@radiowaterloo.ca or cam@radiowaterloo.ca
Hope to see you this coming weekend at the Winterloo Festival!
From opium poppies to sleeping pills, from sucking to infusing, from insomnia, anemia, auto immune diseases and beyond – we discuss the threads that led to current trends and research in medication therapy. Listen to 
The Med Thread monthly, as we sew a patchwork quilt with squares of history, mythology, research, sciences and technological advances. The show is produced at CHMR studios in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Med Thread airs on Thursdays from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on CKMS-FM, 102.7 Radio Waterloo.
Dale Ruby is our guest today for The Agriculture Show. Dale lives and works in the area at www.mountainoakcheese.com Our playlist:
1 The Last Saskatchewan Pirate by the Arrogant Worms
2 Thank God I’m a Country Boy by John Denver
3 Mountain Music by Alabama
4 Auctioneer Song by Leroy Van Dyke
5 I Wanna Sing That Rock And Roll by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings
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The Oxford County 4-H communications club were in the studio today. Karen Trick interviewed the 5 club members present to talk about their 4-H project to interview other 4-H members not in the Communications club. Our playlist:
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Let’s Chit Chat with Narine Dat and members of the Radio Waterloo community.
Radio VirasatEarly Morning Show – Monday to Saturday 5AM to 8AM and Sunday 5AM to 7:30AM
Virasat Media is a Canadian based media company that was founded in 2011. The company develops and produces South Asian focused current affairs programming for various media including, print, radio, and television broadcast. After a decade in the business, the company is focusing on the creation of new arts and cultural programming.
There is growing interest in South Asian culture among young Canadians. Virasat Media recognizes the opportunity of introducing international stars to the Canadian market while simultaneously creating opportunities for new home-grown Canadian Talent. Join us and bring your products and services to one of the most prosperous and fastest growing ethnic communities…
Virasat Media’s resourcefulness and its ability to create, produce and broadcast, radio and TV shows has helped it develop a foundation, a network and a set of skills that is invaluable in planning and executing larger scale events.
Our early morning show on CKMS 102.7 FM starts with Morning Prayer followed by today in history. We play Punjabi music produced by Canadian and international artist from the world. Our news producers from Canada and India will keep the community updated with current news in Canada and around the world. In March 2019 we will have the phone lines open for live talk shows.
Virasat Media is the voice of the community. Call/Text/Email.
Baljinder Tamber
Producer
Phone: +1-416-451-2222
Web: www.imela.ca — info@imela.ca
presented by Mano A Mano
The Lost Indie City “SPACE” setlist Jan 4 2019
Gord Grant and Mark Reusser are in the studio today, the first day of 2019. The Agriculture Show has been on the air since Jan 2012. Gord and Mark were the first guests, and have returned every year for each new season. Our playlist:
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The Lost Indie City “1995” set list
