What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — a discussion of the recent Billboard chart headlines that have been making the rounds. Also, the Power Up Community Radio Fundraiser is still going, please consider donating!
Shad – Intro
Shad & Raz Fresco – Look Pt 1
Saba & FELIX! – TicTacToe
Michael Christmas & Mathilde MX – move
Wynne – The British Are Coming
Atmosphere – Caddy
Aesop Rock – Poly Cotton Blend
Westside Gunn – Tiffany Blue
Curren$y – Rush Hour
Lloyd Banks – Book of Records
Mcenroe – No A No I
Nickelus F – Max Frequencies
Mobb Deep – Against the World
Miguel – The Killing
ThorHighHeels – Preview of the Noose
50 Cent – Damn
Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent, & Young Buck – You Already Know
Bruiser Wolf, ZeelooperZ, & Harry Fraud – The Spaniard
R.A.P Ferreira, ELDON, & Kenny Segal – blood quantum
The RH Factor & D’Angelo – Bullshit
Not for Radio – Back To You
2 Chainz & The Isley Brothers – The ATL Experience
Hit-Boy, Havoc, & The Alchemist – Celebration Moments
Jay Worthy & Conway – Bellagio
Jay Worthy – Worthy vs Getty
Obed Padilla – Fuerza Freestyle
Charles Hamilton – The Perfect Suicide
Kent Jamz – affirmation
Heems & Lee Ranaldo – Nothing Good Is Easy
The RH Factor & D’Angelo – I’ll Stay
War – Four Cornered Room
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Waterloo – Becoming the first Canadian to hold the role, Waterloo NDP MPP Catherine Fife was elected to lead the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP) at the organization’s conference in early October. Fife becomes the 8th chairperson in the organization’s history.
According to the group’s website, the CWP is the network of women members of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association’s Parliaments and Legislatures and is a means of” building the capacity of women elected to Parliament to be more effective in their roles”. Fife notes that it is a “huge responsibility” but adds that “this is the kind of work that also gives me energy”.
MPP Fife says she hopes to focus her efforts around access to education, democratic engagement, human rights and climate change.
The CWP over 3,000 Women Parliamentarians, in over 180 Commonwealth national and sub-national Parliaments, .
This show features an interview with MPP Fife, who is excited to take on the role which she says is “a great opportunity to learn, and take things to the next level.”
What’s up, y’all? The Power Up Community Radio fundraiser has begun — if you like what we do here at CKMS 102.7 FM, please consider hitting the donate button to your left!
As always, here is what I have added to Libretime since last week:
The Goods
Don’t Spoil the Fun
Rock
No
Kasei
Come Tell Me – Single
Country
No
Land Heart Song
You Belong Here – Single
Children’s Music
CanCon
Skip Waiters
chanGES – Single
Hip Hop
Instrumental, radio edit versions available
CanCon
celltowers
west (caterpillar) – Single
Rock
No
Scardenelli & Sophie
It’s All In Your Head! – Single
Folk
No
Simon Scardenelli
Underneath the Singing Tree
Folk
No
Good Loser
Going Nowhere – Single
Rock
No
Sean Bienhaus & Colider
Drown Me Out/Distaste – Single
Alternative
CanCon
Robbie Harte
My Mama’s Daughter – Single
Country
CanCon
D.Rangers
Sketch
Folk
1 NSFR Track
CanCon
Mike Younger
The Enemy Within – Single
Rock
CanCon
Periscopi Invertit
Amelia
Jazz
No
Nicholas Campbell
People Like to Talk – Single
Rock
CanCon
kpec3 arrival
fear anchors – Single
Religious
No
Ryan Stevenson
All I See – Single
Pop
CanCon
CAR287
Looking Through The Lens
Rock
CanCon
Overnight
Strong & Good – Single
Rock
CanCon
Tara Shannon
Cover Story
Country
CanCon
Gold Foil Hum
Character Flaw
Alternative
CanCon
Dre Dupuis
Dre Dupuis
Rock
CanCon
Elli Hart
Don’t Be the Victim – Single
Rock
CanCon
DahL
High Tide – Single
Rock
CanCon
BBQ Pope
UNFURL
Rock
CanCon
Keegan Powell
Drown – Single
Rock
CanCon
Emmett Jerome
It Ain’t Me – EP
Rock
CanCon
Chrome Daphne
Stuck (On You) – Single
Pop
CanCon
ARK IDENTITY
Deluxe Nightmare
Pop
CanCon
Julian Taylor
Don’t Let ‘Em (Get Inside Your Head) – Single
Folk
CanCon
The Strumbellas
Burning Bridges Into Dust – EP
Rock
CanCon
Big Wreck
Rest of the Story
Rock
CanCon
Lauren Minear
Boxing Day
Pop
No
Terra Lightfoot
Home Front
Rock
CanCon
Mark Fenster
Heavenly Bliss – Single
New Age
CanCon
Brodie Christ
Big Feelings
Rock
CanCon
NERIMA
All My Mistakes
Rock
CanCon
Steve Holliday
Looking Into the Hourglass – Single
Rock
CanCon
Cloud Tangle
Desire Path – Single
Pop
No
Bill Leslie
Paradise
New Age
No
0Stella
Died In Your Arms Tonight – Single
Rock
CanCon
Josh Rager
Heart’s Pace
Jazz
CanCon
The Will Barnes Quartet
Outside the Light
Jazz
No
Jennifer King
Peter-Anthony Togni: Nocturne – Single
Classical
CanCon
Colider
For the Space Age
Punk
CanCon
Colider
Birmingham – Single
Punk
CanCon
Taegen Domstad
Amelia – Single
Folk
CanCon
Rick Sparks
A Time to Heal – Single
New Age
No
Drop Dead Georges
I’ve Come Here To Die – Single
Rock
CanCon
Sarah Brix
Who We Used To Be – Single
Folk
Elora
CanCon
Rebekka Bakken
Nord
Folk
No
Mike Gilbar
Reflections
Folk
No
The Whythouse
Crossroads (feat. Mista Murray) – Single
Country
NSFR
CanCon/KWCon
Lennox C.B.
Bones for the Boatman
Alternative
CanCon
Elyssa Plaza
East Side – Single
R&B
CanCon
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Jennifer King – Peter-Anthony Togni: Nocturne
Bill Leslie – Fiordland
Josh Rager – I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face
Periscopi Invertit – Stella Splendens
Gary Bartz – Uncle Bubba
The Whythouse – Crossroads (feat. Mista Murray)
Skip Waiters – chanGES
Kid DET & Sad Classes – In This Bed
Rejean Lau – Blue Jays Way 2025
Chrome Daphne – Stuck (On You)
Elyssa Plaza – East Side
Sandra Lamb – You Keep On Blessing Me
Norman Brule – Such a Lovely Dream
Kpec3 arrival – fear anchors
Drea Lake – Bird In Your Window
Sarah Brix – Who We Used To Be
Mike Gilbar – Song for a Sunday Morning
D. Rangers – Can’t Outlast My Bills
Scardanelli & Sophie – It’s All In Your Head! (Radio Edit)
Taegan Domstad – Amelia
Robbie Harte – My Mama’s Daughter
Tara Shannon – Blue Motel Room
CAR287 – Road Rage Leady
BBQ Pope – Pool Hall
Colider – Drown Me Out
celltowers – west (caterpillar)
Signee Florence – Better Like That
Steve Holliday – Looking Into the Hourglass
Good Loser – Going Nowhere
Mike Younger – The Enemy Within
Your Roadmap to Confidence: The Hexavisionary Retirement Checklist
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From understanding your financial landscape to envisioning your ideal daily life, this checklist provides a structured approach to transform your retirement dreams into a tangible reality.
Michael Bell, who performs as David Bowie in The Bowie Lives talks to Bob Jonkman about the show, the fans, the band, performing on Hallowe’en, seeing David Bowie live, how young people didn’t know about David Bowie, why the name is The Bowie Lives, and some of the other work Michael does.
Michael Bell gives some background of The Bowie Lives. True Bowie fans hate the idea of a Bowie impersonator, so Michael doesn’t pretend to be David Bowie; he’s a sound-alike. But the fans come around, even the hard-core fans. There’s a great band, and it’s challenging material, from folk tunes to industrial metal. Michael covers some of all the Bowie periods. It’s about celebrating the genius of Bowie.
11m20s
Michael introduces the band. The shows were booked a year ahead, so the band members can do their own gigs. The band is of a calibre that they don’t have to rehearse, maybe one paid rehearsal in the spring. If they’re adding a new song they can rehearse it during a sound check.
18m28s
Bob asks if the show on October 31st is a Hallowe’en show. Michael says there’s no better show for Hallowe’en than a Bowie show, there are endless costumes people can wear. It’s the first time he’s playing a legion hall, but he’s fond of playing a small stage. Michael tells Bob of Bowie Fest at the Toronto club Ground Control.
25m02s
Michael calls the show “A Bowie Spectacular”. It’s an all-encompassing experience, bringing in the audience. It’s art. Michael saw David Bowie perform live when he was coming off the road in the 1980s when he was running an entertainment magazine, The Wire Megazine. It was a hardcopy magazine then (and still availble online today), and Michael was reviewing shows. He was able to get in the pit and photograph David Bowie. That show was opened by Nine Inch Nails and many younger people left after NIN, they weren’t familiar with David Bowie. In The Bowie Lives Michael performs some material that was popular in the UK, but not here. It’s a two-hour show, Michael needs to shave seconds off some songs in order to squeeze in another. It’s a set repertoire, so that the segues are smooth and the show is tight.
33m44s
Why The Bowie Lives, why not David Bowie Lives? Michael was inspired by an Elvis sign, “Elvis Lives” on someone’s rooftop. Bowie was a performer whose music will never die, proved by younger people who are now coming out to the shows. “The Bowie” is a state of mind. Some people pronounce it as “the lives of Bowie”, which Michael thinks works too. Bob thought there might have been intellectual property rights over the name. No-one has challenged them about the use of David Bowie’s name and stage presence. Elvis impersonators have had copyright issues, but The Bowie Lives is flying under the radar.
42m43s
Is there a The Bowie Lives album in the works? No, but Michael has considered releasing a DVD of a performance. Michael doesn’t think there’ll be an album.
Bob is impressed by Michael’s accurate rendition of Heroes. Michael says that was recorded during the Covid shutdown. He talks about the devastating effects of the Covid shutdown on performance musicians — session and studio musicians weren’t as badly affected. Music is Michael’s full-time job, although he does some other work such as consulting on festivals, and writing for his magazine.
51m15s
Bob asks about Michael’s political career. Michael was a federal Green Party candidate, and is very involved in his community. Happily, most Bowie fans lean in the same political direction as Michael. But that’s not necessarily the case for other shows that he works on. Bob and Michael talk international politics for a while.
55m20s
Michael recaps the details for the show on 31 October 2025 in Cambridge, and Bob gives the end credits.
CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
What’s up, y’all? Tonight’s All Things Considered is web-exclusive so that DJ Carmelo can do his thing — the show makes the case for The Gumshoe Strut, a true DIY one-man-band-man who’s been doing his thing for a long time. Time to get familiar!
Up Down Left Right
No Time 2 Die
My Secret Identity
Stairaway
Broke Off Rap
BEATS! (feat. Pip Skid & Yy)
That Counts
How Many Times (feat. Gruf)
Throw Down Tonight
On the Move
A Coset To Be The Boss (feat. Pip Skid)
Live From the Underground
Worse in the World (TTG Version)
Whirlwind
Traffic
It’s All About… (feat. Grubbs)
Redrum
Point of Combustion
So Confused (feat. MC Homeless)
Break Me Off (Interlude)
Pick Up The Piece(s)
Clock/Works
The Haunted Painting
Wants Might Get (feat. Birdapres)
Too Long In The Tooth
People So Cold (No Hellos)
Sun Down
Do Dad S**t (feat. Nolto, StapleMouth, Id Obelus, Capaciti, & Yy)
I Was There Once
Heard You Were Dead (feat. Azrael)
Cheers
Love 40
Felt
Honestly
Indifference
In Bed At Dawn
Wide Awake
The Real Sacrifice
Bus Stop Joe
Bad Apple
Humble Abody
Goodnight
Speakin’ My Mind
CKMS station friends at hepcatswing.com are back with us with material for one of our fill in time slots. This new content are the playlists of the volunteer DJ’s at their Monday weekly community dance.
dan kellar Kitchener, ON – A proposed development 1700 Strasburg Road in Kitchener’s ward 5 received preliminary approval at the planning committee meeting on October 27th. Saying “the people we hire and create these reports are experts… and no offense to any of the delegates, but we are not all experts… we didn’t all go to school for this” ward 3 councilor Jason Denault supported the decision.
The project would see a nearly 40 acre plot of land which abuts the Huron Natural Area (HNA), transformed into a 10 unit industrial space. The proposal will next be considered for approval at the city council meeting on November 10th.
Representatives of the grassroots environmental groupProtect Huron Natural Area delegated at the meeting, alongside other concerned residents, and the project proponent’s consultants. City staff recommended the approval of the project
This show features interviews with Ray Angod and Yvonne Fernandes Protect Huron Natural Area. CKMS News asked the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests about the inconsistencies between the survey information and the report, but did not receive a response.
Jane Ann McLachlan talks about writing in a variety of genres and reads from her latest medieval historical fiction novel, The Lode Stone. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZR9RDQD
Tolu Oloruntoba discusses his approach to writing poetry and discusses his latest poetry collection Unravel (McClelland and Stewart, 2025) before reading a selection of pieces from the work. https://www.tolu.ca
What’s up, y’all? As always, here is what I’ve added to Libretime since last week:
The Mendozaz
The Completely Fiction History of This Great Nation of Canada
Punk
CanCon
Mason Lowe
Crashes Your Party
Rock
No
C.Ross
Future Site of C. Ross
Folk
CanCon
Monique Hunsley
Crying in the Rain – Single
Country
CanCon
The Whythouse
Like a 90’s Tune – Single
Country
CanCon/KWCon
ff8282
a thin membrane between her hands
Ambient
No
Faultlines
Habits – Single
Folk
No
Gareth Inkster
Steeples – Single
Pop
CanCon
OTHEOSE
Make It Better – Single
Electronic
CanCon
Half Dollar Dog
Empty – Single
Rock
No
Julie Hanney
Impressions
New Age
No
Ryan Judd & Tom Eaton
How the Light Gets In – Single
New Age
No
The Cross Sea
Just Like Adrianne – Single
Folk
CanCon
Norman Brule
Such a Lovely Dream – Single
Religious
CanCon
Dandelion Highway
Either Way – Single
Folk
CanCon
Cerae
Bittersweet – Single
R&B
CanCon
Cerae
Blessing on Blessing – Single
R&B
CanCon
Cerae
Clocks (Loving With You) – Single
R&B
CanCon
Cerae
Foolishly In Love – Single
R&B
CanCon
Cerae
Jersey Boi – Single
R&B
CanCon
Cerae
Rain – Single
R&B
CanCon
Crissi Cochrane
Meet Me At Malden – Single
Soul
CanCon
COIO3 (SOYUZ)
KROK
World
No
Mystic Aura
Shine – Single
Alternative
No
Jay Williams
Dark Sex Mythology – Single
Pop
No
Johnny Beachit
She’s Gone Country – Single
Country
No
Johnny Beachit
Overserved – Single
Country
No
Johnny Beachit
I’m Sufferin From Rumnesia – Single
Country
No
Aretha Tillotson
Kinda Out West
Jazz
CanCon
MilkHouse Chillers
Oh My Baby – Single
Rock
No
Brian Carter Kenan
Bagatelles
Classical
No
Brian Tremblay
Peachie Pie – Single
Folk
CanCon
Jennifer K Austin
Guilty Pleasure – Single
Pop
CanCon
Floyce Alley
We’re Getting Dumber – Single
Rock
Clean and Explicit versions available
CanCon
Sandra Lamb
In Your Presence – Single
Religious
No
Sandra Lamb
You Keep On Blessing Me – Single
Religious
No
OTHEOSE
Continental Drift – Single
Electronic
CanCon
OTHEOSE
No Answers Given – Single
Electronic
CanCon
OTHEOSE
Sundown – Single
Electronic
CanCon
Dual Variant
A Better Tomorrow – Single
Rock
CanCon
Ligament
Used as Nutrient – Single
Metal
CanCon
Gary Bartz
Monsoon
Jazz
No
Rich Perry
Dream
Jazz
No
Pierre Dorge
Songs for Mbizo
Jazz
No
Eric Rasmussen
School of Tristano 4
Jazz
No
Sun Fantasia
Anastasia
Jazz
CanCon
Hilla Peer
Airport – Single
Pop
No
Rejean Lau
Blue Jays Way 2025 – Single
Hip Hop
CanCon
Lost Pitch
Bumpy Ride
Alternative
CanCon
Jory Nash
The Light Still Shines On The Main
Folk
CanCon
Drea Lake
A Call From Somewhere Else
Folk
CanCon
Scarlet Street
No Alternative
Punk
No
Signee Florence
Better Like That – Single
Pop
CanCon
Really Cute Cats
Mentirosa
Electronic
No
Liliths Army
DOLL
Rock
Clean and Explicit versions available
No
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Brian Carter Keenan – No One Knows
Julie Hanney – Monet’s Garden
Ryan Judd & Tom Eaton – How the Light Gets In
ff8282 – deep, wonderful, pregnant
Aretha Tillotson – Cricklewood Lane
Sun Fantasia – B for Another Bite
Eric Rasmussen – Oof My Pants Are Tight
Dave Mossing – HOMESTEADERS SUITE: III. ST-Olaf
OTHEOSE – Make It Better
Really Cute Cats – Mentirosa
Cerae – Jersey Boi
Carina – Through Your Eyes
Jay Williams – Dark Sex Mythology
Miss C-Line – Coz It’s Love
Crissi Cochrane – Meet Me At Malden
The Whythouse – Like a 90’s Tune
Nora Joy – What I Want
Dandelion Highway – Either Way
C. Ross – Faster Than the Light
Faultlines – Habits
Gareth Inkster – Steeples
Brian Tremblay – Peachie Pie
Tom X. Chao – Lower Your Standards
Floyce Alley – We’re Getting Dumber
MILKHOUSE CHILLERS – Oh My Baby
Dual Variant – A Better Tomorrow
Ligament – Used As Nutrient
Lost Pitch- Lulu and Her Multicouloured Scarf
Mystic Aura – SHINE
Lilliths Army – Eat My TV
See y’all next time! Also, heads up that we begin fundraising next week, please consider supporting!
Ray Angod of Protect the Land Surrounding Huron Natural Area tells us about the wildlife in the area surrounding the Huron Natural Area, the plans for “light industrial” development, some history of the site. Ray and Bob discuss zoning, the surplus of industrial land currently in Waterloo Region, and the delegations to the Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee on Monday 27 October 2025. Ray tells us about reading through the 500 page environmental assessment report, and finding inconsistencies and contradictions which he will be pointing out in his delegation. Bob wonders about provincial interference in land acquisition, and Ray talks about the effects on the Huron Natural Area itself, notably the increase in light, noise, and sodium in the ground water.
Ray Angod explains what needs to be protected at the Huron Natural Area — meadow and wooded lands are to be replaced with industrial space. Huron Natural area is located in Ward 5, the south end of Kitchener. It’s not the Huron Natural Area itself that’s being developed, but the area surrounding it. There is a buffer of 20 metres between the wetland and the area slated for development. “Light Industrial” is warehousing, not smog-producing manufacturing. There are snapping turtles, regionally significant wildlife, and it’s a coyote habitat. Ray explains why a coyote habitat is important. The area is also a habitat for the Midland Painted Turtle. The environmental impact study indicated there were 96 depredated turtle nests (where eggs had been dug up), but did not count the viable turtle nests that are buried in the soil. There are also 70 species of birds in the subject area, not just in the Huron Natural Area itself. It is considered one of the seven wonders of Kitchener.
9m40s
Ray tells us the history of the land, how it was bought and sold in the past, and its previous intended use as a hog slaughtering plant. The land had been prepared for development, with trees and vegetation removed, but since the plant wasn’t built the land returned to a somewhat natural grassland that happens to be ideal for turtles and the Grasshopper Sparrow. There was a plan in the 1990s to expand the Huron Natural Area, but plans changed, and areas to the east, south, and west have been developed. Bob and Ray discuss zoning issues. Adding more industrial space in Kitchener makes no sense, there is already a vacancy rate of 7.5% for industrial space, second-highest in southern Ontario. The area is twice the size of the land for Conestoga Mall, but there’s no demand for it. Talking about the recent history for land demand.
16m35s
There will be a meeting of the Strategic Planning Committee on Monday, Ray and others will be delegating to the committee. The intent is to raise doubt for the councillors, will this Ray tells us about the Change.org petition, and the Linktree. Ray encourages everyone to register to delegate at the Committee meeting on Monday; today is probably the last day to register. People can get involved by signing the petition, and contacting their councillors.
What does Ray want to see? Just leave it as is, there’s nothing wrong with the way it is now. Recapping the surplus existing industrial space. Do the developers have customers lined up? Ray would like to know that too. Ray points out the many roadside signs advertising industrial space, showing the surplus of available land. Ray gives his history in doing local advocacy. Ray says the environmental assessment reports are easily found online, but inaccessible in that they’re long, technical, boring, and full of jargon. He’s spent many hours to figure out how it all works, and finding inconsistencies and where the gaps are. The environmental assessment studies are paid for by the developer, so many of the inconsistencies are in favour of the developer. It’s too expensive to commission their own environmental assessment report, and the area is all fenced off with “Private Property” signs. Have the councillors read the environmental assessment report? If not, Ray will point them towards certain areas that they should focus on, such as the turtles, and the Grasshopper Sparrow. The report says the area is not suitable for the Grasshopper sparrows because trees will crowd them out, but also state that trees won’t grow there. There are peculiarities with “complexing” the wetlands, or expanding them. The authors contacted the Ministry of the Natural Resources to discourage them from looking at complexing the wetlands. But other studies contradict their reasoning.
35m30s
Was there provincial involvment in getting this land developed? Ray has not seen evidence of that. Bob is reminded of the Wilmot land assembly, which was definitely instigated by the province, and the Region of Waterloo joined in.
37m05s
How will the industrial activity in these lands affect the Huron Natural Area itself? Ray says the immediate concerns are noise and light. The proposal says the 20 metre buffer will block noise and light. It’s shrubs and trees, and maybe an enclosure fence. People who live there say that noise has increased considerably since development started some years ago. There is now an audible industrial hum in the natural area. Bob is concerned about industrial runoff, Ray says that salt for parking lot maintenance is a big concern. Sodium levels in our water supply is already high, and getting higher. But there is no enforcement for salt use, there are no fines, there are only guidelines.
Ray recaps what he will be doing on Monday (delegating to the Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee). Bob looks at the various websites: the petition, Instagram, Facebook, and the Linktree. There are lots of resources listed there, including Ray’s article on Melissa Bowman’s website, Citified. Ray tells us how he will be presenting to council, Bob reminds the councillors of the upcoming municipal election in 2026.
49m28s
There has been a lot of community support. There are a few dozen people who stay in constant touch. People are from all demographic, young, old, blue collar, white collar, left and right politically. Ray says the best way to get involved is to start with the petition. People can leave their comments on the petition, and Ray will use some during his delegation.
51m09s
Bob gives the end credits.
CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
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
Are you worried about probate fees? You might be focusing on the “little tax” while ignoring the “big tax”—the massive income tax bill that can vaporize 50% of your hard-earned estate.
In this crucial episode of Rethink Your Retirement, host Kanwaljit (Sunny) Kochar exposes the “Big 3 Estate Planning Explosions” that destroy family wealth and relationships.
Learn how common, well-intentioned mistakes with Beneficiary Designations can create a devastating “tax bomb” for your loved ones. Discover why adding your child as a Joint Owner to your home is a “legal pickle” that invites creditors, triggers new taxes, and can lead to devastating family conflict.
Finally, Sunny reveals how the “Empty Bucket” problem—lacking cash to pay the CRA—can force your family to sell the assets you wanted them to keep, like the family cottage.
This is “Empowerment Through Knowledge” in action. Sunny provides clear, actionable strategies to defuse these landmines, protect your legacy, and secure your “Total Financial Freedom.”
What’s up, y’all? As I promised last week, tonight’s show is The Clean Up Hour’s dedication to D’Angelo, an absolute titan in music, who leaves behind an unimpeachable discography. His passing at just 51 is a tragedy unto itself, and doubly a tragedy for the entire musical canon. RIP D’Angelo.
Tracklist:
Unshaken
Devil’s Pie
1000 Deaths
Cold World (GZA, Inspectah Deck, & D’Angelo) [RZA Mix]
Imagine (Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, & D’Angelo)
Brown Sugar
The Hypnotic (The Roots & D’Angelo)
Jonz In My Bonz
Till It’s Done (Tutu)
Me and Those Dreamin’ Eyes Of Mine (feat. Redman) [Def Squad Remix]
Sugah Daddy
So Far To Go (Common & D’Angelo)
Cruisin (Cut the Sax Remix)
Lady
Betray My Heart
S**t, D**n, Motherf***er (Live at the Jazz Room Cafe, London, 1995)
Break Ups 2 Make Ups (Method Man & D’Angelo)
One Mo Gin
Really Love
The Root
Medley: Greatdayndamornin’/Booty
Lady (Live at the Jazz Room Cafe, London, 1995)
I Found My Smile Again (Radio Edit)
Believe (Q-Tip & D’Angelo)
Geto Heaven (OG) [Common & D’Angelo]
Me and Those Dreamin’ Eyes of Mine
Untitled (How Does It Feel)
See y’all next time! Heads up the show will be uploaded next week, but will not air live, in order to give DJ Carmelo more time for his event. Also, I’m going to finally start posting the covers I use on soundcloud as of today.
Helllooooooooo listeners I am BACK (finally!!!) After a 2 month hiatus as I’ve gone through a number of changes, Through the Static is finally back and I’ve got so many tunes to bring to you!
Unfortunately, due to some slight tech issues with remote broadcasting, you won’t hear my usual lovable commentary, but nevertheless I’ve brought you a fun and seasonal slate of tunes to enjoy this week!
October All Over – Unwound
Cross Your Mind – Shelly
These Lights – The Forecast
And Dream Of Sheep – Kate Bush
Purple – Wunderhorse
The Sound of Settling – Death Cab for Cutie
Cities In Dust – Siouxsie and the Banshees
Lady Brown – Nujabes (feat. Cise Starr)
Her and I (Slow Jam 2) – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Join Host David Cavlovic for some Classical Muse; great music from the vast domain of Euro- Classical music, and other styles as well when the muse feels right. Famous, not-so-famous, and even infamous!, recordings from all over the place that have managed to find a home in David’s personal CD collection, tune in for two hours of music and muse, delight and edification; music that is meant to be heard and enjoyed. Cup of tea while you listen is optional..
Classical Muse is hosted by David Cavlovic and airs on CKMS-FM on alternate Mondays from 10:00pm to Midnight.
What’s up, y’all? Like we always do around this time, here is what I’ve added to Libretime since last week:
Alex Little
Sounds Like a Deal – Single
Rock
CanCon
Dave Mossing
Homesteaders
Jazz
CanCon
Caroline Parke
Harvest Is Long – Single
Folk
CanCon
Thunderor
Cape Breton Home – Single
Rock
CanCon
Victoria Bowlin
Days With You
Country
No
Hand on Heart
Space
Rock
No
Johnny Beachit
Long Gone, Dog Gone, Cryin’ Shame – Single
Country
No
Johnny Beachit
Let Me Call You Sweetheart – Single
Country
No
The Wesleys
Explosive Device
Rock
CanCon
Jay Williams
ALL THE COOL STUFF – Single
Pop
No
Stonegate
Hope Dies Last
Metal
Tracks 5 and 8 are NSFR
CanCon
The Mendozaz
An American Werewolf in London, Ontario – Single
Punk
Clean and Explicit versions available
CanCon
Nora Joy
What I Want – Single
Folk
CanCon/KWCon
Tom X. Chao
Music for Downtown Theater
Rock
1 NSFR Track, clean version available
No
Alex Cuba
Palabras Vacias
Latin
CanCon
prchr.
Humpty Dumpty – Single
Rock
Radio Edit and Instrumental Available
No
Seth Anderson
These Exact Days, These Peaceful Nights
Folk
Track 7 is explicit, clean version available
CanCon
Village Manor
Mirakles
Rock
CanCon
Phil Marinucci
FLY
Rock
CanCon
Danko Jones
Diamond in the Rough – Single
Rock
CanCon
Jaclyn Reinhart
Hero Call – Single
Rock
CanCon
John Muirhead
The Nomad
Folk
CanCon
Matias Roden
The Verdict
Pop
CanCon
Danny Miles
Reckless Kids – Single
Hip Hop
CanCon
Lisa SQ
Make It Up To You – Single
Rock
CanCon
Kid DET & Sad Classes
Soul Food II – At the Cabin
Hip Hop
NSFR
CanCon
Flood Plain
Boom Town
Rock
Title track is NSFR; radio edit available
CanCon
Kat Krys
The Briefcase – Single
Country
CanCon
Luke Elliott
Jesus Christ – Single
Folk
CanCon
Tarzan Grip
All But More
Rock
No
Melkus
Discografia Due
Rock
No
American Lips
On Strike!
Punk
CanCon
Sandy Lecour
Listen T’ Me
Folk
CanCon
The Necks
Disquiet
Jazz
No
Amir ElSaffar
Autumn Comes – Single
Jazz
No
Sonya Belaya
Dacha
Jazz
No
Steve Ross
Steve Ross Sings Sondheim
Soundtrack
No
Nick Bellerose
Only Way Through
Folk
CanCon
Carina
Through Your Eyes – Single
Pop
CanCon
The World Provider
THEMES
Rock
CanCon
Ugly Stick
Absinthe
Punk
Originally released in 1993
No
The Barr Brothers
Let It Hiss
Folk
CanCon
Messlure
Messlure Radio
Punk
Track 5 is explicit
CanCon
Jade Elephant
Too Loud
Rock
CanCon
Overthrow
Setting the Price
Metal
Tracks 5 and 8 are NSFR
No
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Andy LaVerne – Sounds of Music
Amir ElSaffar – Autumn Comes
Ona Ensemble – Boca de leao
Elina Cuevas & Jorge Glem – El Cuatro Venezolano
Alex Cuba – Una Montana
Nora Joy – What I Want
Kat Krys – The Briefcase
Seth Anderson – Lawn Smokes
Nick Bellerose – Walk Like a Man
Luke Elliott – Jesus Christ
Caroline Parke – Harvest Is Long (feat. Jay Ungar & Molly Mason)
Lillian King – Underwater
The Rabbit Council – The Endless Line
Tiller’s Folly – Dancing With the Dead
John Muirhead – Kitchen Floor
Overthrow – What Lies Ahead
Stonegate – Somewhere Between
Cordyceps Corpse – Stomach Bile For Miles
The Mendozaz – An American Werewolf in London, Ontario
American Lips – Record Store Day
Ugly Stick – Party Party Get High
Messlure – Cow Song
Little King – Who’s Illegal
Martyrs – October Kind
Prchr. – Humpty Dumpty
The World Provider – Ur the 1
Jade Elephant – Pay the Piper (Live)
Tarzan Grip – All But More
Phil Marinucci – FLY
Wade Easy – Wild Eden
Next Week’s Washing – To Carry On
Mark Dillon – Deadman’s Blues
Splitsville – I Was a Teenage Frankenstein
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