Regime Radio focus on local & independent MUSIC & ART.
As well as, news pertaining to COMMUNITY & INTERNATIONAL perspective.
Also, focus on advocating for HUMANE TREATMENT, of HORSES, in the livestock industry. End the flights of horses going overseas for slaughter [#HORSESHIT] campaign via Jann Arden & CANADIAN HORSE DEFENCE COALITION.
About me, Jenny/Yenny/Jen/Yen/Jenniefer/Yenniefer:
I love horses, music, people & the world.
I also host the occasional Community Connections, aired Mondays 11 AM & biweekly Friday at 3 PM.
*ARCHIVED: Blue Sky Regime Radio [“about” BSRR]: “I want to talk with inhabitants of the world, what they care about. Play some music, talk about events & Horses of course!”
This segment with Regime Radio was aired on July 23rd and includes Tristan and Elliot performing at the July 17th, 100th Anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 126 in Preston Cambridge. For video clips, go to Radio Waterloo on Instagram. Information about the RCL www.legion.ca
Packing is local to Kitchener and they visited Regime Radio for interview and live jam! Thank you Packing! @wearepacking on IG – Packing on streaming platforms.
Regime Radio Waterloo support local arts, groups, and businesses
Packing are a local Kitchener band, consisting, per image from left to right: Dylan, Emmit, Matt, and Carlos.
Introducing Luckyy2.3 at 25 minutes – interview & music! Also Luckyy2.3 shoutout to: Dee Saint, Swade, Oscar, Cam, his mother, Tiv, older brother Corey, his fiancée Ashley, & Radio Waterloo!
This show goes out to Gareth. Rest In Peace.
Tracks:
Libianca: People
Tems: You & Me
Magixx: All Over
Omah Lay: I’m A Mess
Aretha Franklin: Say A Little Prayer
Luckyy2.3: See You Down, God’s Way, Throw It Down & Beautiful
After Luckyy2.3 segment at 1:04:15, we chat with Ye-Yo aka William Ramirez. Then more songs:
The first hour of Regime Radio for 25th of June featured Spirit Nation Singers with Drum Circle at the Indigenous Market held on the 20th of June during the National Indigenous People’s Day weekend- together with the Earth Warrior Woman Singers – Aki Ogichidaa Kwewak N’Gamowak. Radio Waterloo had a great vantage point right adjacent to the stage – If you want to see pictures and video from the event, it is posted on Instagram for RadioWaterloo, as well as my IG which is @yennyintheworld.
The Indigenous Market was organized by William Martin, who is looking forward to the 2nd Annual Indigenous Market 2027, and has invited Radio Waterloo to be the Official radio station for -27! The Indigenous Market had vendors from around Ontario, as well as the Waterloo Region Indigenous Community Police cruiser. The event was supported by City of Waterloo, The Uptown Waterloo BIA, as well as Ward 7 City Councillor, Julie Wright.
In the second hour, Kaitlyn Mitchell, Advocacy Director with Animal Justice, regarding animal cruelty in Canada. One topic is the Live Export of horses that takes places, transporting horses overseas to be fattened up and slaughtered for delicacy purposes.
We shared an interview with Salema Dubcult and played her songs, Everyone and My Prayer. Then FOAO by Dox Tha Doctrine feat. Madame J, JCB & Jehry Robinson.
New Release Music JM is celebrating One Year Anniversary on the 30th of May – Glion Sound – Showcase – Sugarcru HQ 7 Miles Bull Bay – Duckie / Emperor – Dr C / Cave Man – TO DISCOVER THE UNDISCOVERED – DJ CHAD BLACKET – Salema Dubcult – ESAW – Radio Waterloo PROUD to represent NEWRELEASEMUSICJM right here in the Kitchener Waterloo & Toronto Area – Featured interview with Tommy Stoneberg.
Introducing: Alexander D Jacobi Photography to Radio Waterloo! He came to Community Connections on Friday, May the 22nd. More about Alexander below! Alexander, is one extraordinary, local arts photographer. We appreciate him! Thanks for coming on the show, and I’m looking forward to learning more about your workshop. Yenny here needs some training on how to use the station equipment, so that next time Alexander comes back, we can help showcase his workshop via the station broadcast to visually as well!
From alexanderjacobiphotography.ca:/about "I'm Alexander Jacobi, a portrait & fashion photographer, cinematographer, and PhD Candidate in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. I believe that photographing people acts as a record of a moment in history - a moment which is as precious as it is fleeting. As such, I use photography to get out into the world and produce work which pays homage to the ephemeral moments of human connection that will only ever exist once.
My current ongoing project is ‘Artisan Ontario’, where I make portraits of the local and international creatives who choose Ontario's art scene as the venue for their work. I also frequently produce work for runways, fashion boutiques, and independent designers across Southern Ontario."
Thanks for coming on Community Connections Alexander! We are really looking forward to next time catching up, and really enjoyed this interview! Thanks for helping relay the local scene extraordinaire!
Great conversation with Ivason Black on Regime Radio with Yenny and Street Hop: DJ Carmelo on April 30th, 2026. 30 year HIP HOP artist. Ivason Black on Bandcamp and other streaming platforms. We listened to his 2024 Album: INTERNAL MONOLOUGE.
We shared a fundraiser for the emergency in Cuba. If you want to support, e-transfer to VLADIMIRMITCHELLGONZALEZ@GMAIL.COM
Also! Our friends in Manila, The Philliphines: THE THINKERS reintroduced Yanna to us, she is their bassist and back vocalist. Their song Cast & Call followed by: INTERNAL MONOLOGUE album by IVASON BLACK.
Radio Waterloo is proud to partner with Irish Real Life for the 2026 Irish Real Life Festival. As such, our station will promote the Festival, as well as, be at the Opening Ceremony on the 7th of March, at 12 PM til 1 PM at the Rotunda [main level of City Hall] in Kitchener. We are doing Live To Air from the venue. The Festival runs until the 17th of March, but IRL has events and activities during the whole year. Check out their website for full schedule.
There is an Open Mic on the 5th of March at the Registry Theatre, starting at 7 pm – tickets / RSVP via the IRL website: https://www.irishreallifekw.
Full conversation with IRL Festival Director Sue Nally will be aired on March 5th at 8:01 PM & March 13th at 3 PM.
Lucky world because our local TRI-City Gavin Breen has gone international! He is in Japan right now and you can catch him around Tokyo doing jam nights & more! Listen to find out all the updates! Included in our session here are the songs: Bedrock, Jaqui Brown, (SKIT)ZO, Deserted, and a live version of Keeps Me Singin’ – Follow for updates via: Gavin.Breen_ on IG – GavinBreen.com website. It’s Gavin Breen baby!
Follow Yenny on IG via @yennyintheworld – email: yenniefer@radiowaterloo.ca
Visited by Madame J & DJ Quanta in the Radio Waterloo studio, on Regime Radio with Yenny. Reflecting on the past and creating records of Hip Hop history from within the Region and beyond. Madame J goes back 20 plus years, and knows DJ Carmelo from way back when! Listen from 09:40-1:40:12 minutes to tune into Madame J interview, backed up by DJ Quanta-Quanta Entertainment.
Segment from 9:40:12 is with local Ye-Yo, William Ramirez, Street Poet, Old School Hip Hop guy, advocate for the homeless & marginalized communities in KW. Ye-Yo brings voice to the too many people whose lives are affected by homelessness & unsafe housing. Homelessness has grown in the Region over the last ten years. Ye-Yo puts words to experiences from the streets.
Great session on Regime Radio with MC Zogho who inspired us greatly with positive thinking and creating a better world starting with ourselves. We listened to a tonne of his music, which you can find on streaming platsforms: MC Zogho, thank you! We followed by playing beats provided by DJ Carmelo: Ayra Starr, Omah Lay, Ruger, Rema, Bayanni, Tayc, Patoranking, Joeboy and more. Music makes the world go round.
Next Time on Regime Radio: Madame J! She will bring history and songs. Can’t wait! February 5th at 8:01 PM. We will also check in with local antipoverty & beats from the streets: Ye-Yo Voy aka William Ramirez.
In the studio with Elias-TTS Media- and JJ Cali. For videography and media needs. TTSMedia.inc & JJcali.lugo on IG. They present their songs: Humo, Never lloraste por mi and Frescito. And the snow melted near the radio station from their energy in the middle of the winter.
We hear Omah Lay-Understand-and Joeboy: Sip (Alchohol) THEN: Evidence of Eve – who creates handsewn clothing, accessories, and prints. Celebrate Nigeria @evidenceofeve on IG. Eve shares creative stories and inspire us to show up. We listen to Ayra Starr, Commas; Joeboy, Body and Soul, and Libianca, People.
8:01-9:00 PM- Drew Rouse – Chicken Hawks, The Mountain, Yuletid. Followed by interview with Michael Clayton, talking about barriers while attending college. Followed by Bob Marley: Coming in From the Cold, Pimpers Paradise, Zion Train, Redemption Song, Could You Be Loved, So Much Trouble in The World, Zimbabwe. – And When We Party – Righteous ft Pro-Logic, DJ Ron Nelson, Mr Q.
9:00-9:59 PM- RVN open format DJ
@RVNWAV on YouTube
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Segment starts with Adam Wedd – This Christmas (drinking 4 2).
Followed by information from Professor Laura Pin, bringing some clarity to local housing issues. Including why housing is a Human Rights, and explaining what an encampment is, some discussion about project and pending report.
We then speak with Regan Sunshine Brusse – mymothernamedmesunshine.ca regarding her recent attendance at Montreal housing conference, and her local advocacy.
Two songs by local to Kitchener, JewelzRiley: Tell ‘Em Ah! and Mary Down The River We Go!
We met DJ Oasier via the KW Breakers, and I’m so thankful he came to the station last night! Find him @OASIEROFFICIAL & IG via @waterbendingmonk check this out:
Come celebrate Street Hop’s 22nd year with CKMS at Uplounge, 9 King Street North, on the 30th of October. $10, doors open 8 pm. Live to Air! Hosted by Righteous, with DJ Quanta & DJ Carmelo & the KW Breakers, RVN, Pressure Drop – Live Performances by: Madame J, JAYCEN and Darius Xavier
David Par visits the Regime Radio with Yenny & we have great talks, plus, he chose all the songs for this show. Check out The All Out Show, Sundays from 4:30-6:30 PM. This Sunday with Dave are 54-40, the Canadian legendary band, who will be at Bingemans Koolhaus on 4th of October.
Here is the playlist for October 2nd Regime Radio:
1. Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See – Busta Rhymes 2. It’s My Ego – Ice Cube 3. Dirt Off Your Shoulder – Jay-Z 4. Midnight Love – Snoop Doggy Dog 5. Travellin’ Man – DJ Honda Feat Mos Def 6. Change – 2Pac feat Talent 7. One Gun – 54-40
Helen Biemers-Templeton [Open House Convenor] for Waterloo Potters’ Workshop visited Radio Waterloo Community Connections on September 26th. So much information in this interview! Check their website: waterloopotters.ca for more information. We played the song “Unchained Melody” by the Righteous Brothers.
Last minute cancellation led to venturing into music this hour, as well as recapping the Summer 2025 with CKMS.
Event coming up: September, 6th at Ouroboros Sport Lounge, 101 Hazelglen Dr. – Kitchener: TRI-CITIES Producer’s Showcase – Beat Battle – $15 cash – Event Starts at 8 PM. Hosted by Shark. For more information: @jay_young_music on IG
These are the songs played during this hour:
The Five Stairsteps – O-o-h Child
Al Green – Let’s Stay Together
Dox Tha Doctrine – Journey
Nina Simone – Feeling Good
Billie Holiday – Summertime
Sam Cooke – A Change Is Gonna Come
Raye – Oscar Winning Tears [radio edit]
Joni Mitchell – California
The Halluci Nation – R.E.D. ft Yasiin Bey, Narcy & Black Bear
Come celebrate Street Hop’s 22nd year with CKMS at Uplounge, 9 King Street North, on the 30th of October. $10, doors open 8 pm. Live to Air! Hosted by Righteous, with DJ Quanta & DJ Carmelo & the KW Breakers, RVN, Pressure Drop – Live Performances by: Madame J, JAYCEN and Darius Xavier
