
Brad Merritt of 54-40 gave us the idea and inspiration for the show and so to kick things off we check out the newest 54-40 album in it’s entirety. Check out the Album below!
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Brad Merritt of 54-40 gave us the idea and inspiration for the show and so to kick things off we check out the newest 54-40 album in it’s entirety. Check out the Album below!

Catch the Youngest Canadian Radio Show Hosts and their guest Jeff Pelich, Vice President ETFO (Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario) Waterloo Region and WR Labour Council. Live, only on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo!
Thanks to my friend Kathy for making the poster!
#CANYouthVoteMatter & #CANMinorityVoteMatter Awareness Campaign!
#RememberMondayOctober21st

Andrea Munk, originally from Toronto is a breast cancer survivor and the owner of Cedar Lily Bra Boutique @cedarlilybraboutique in Guelph, which is located inside a women’s clothing store, Yolanda’s Fashion Boutique. Andrea shares her journey as a mother fighting Stage 3 breast cancer while staying focused on starting her own business. When Andrea first became a mother, she could not find the right bra no matter where she looked. So she came up with the idea of converting a regular bra into a nursing bra with easy-to-use magnetic clasps and began Simply Nursing Bras. Learning from the women that were coming to see her, she discovered that what they really needed was someone to help them find a comfortable bra that fit them well. So, that is when the idea of Cedar Lily Bra Boutique began. And, to be able to help more women, Andrea now does fittings for everyone and converts the bras into nursing bras and also mastectomy bras as needed.
Malcolm Smith is a letter-carrier delivering mail for Canada Post in Waterloo. At fifteen, in grade nine Malcolm was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. He has been living with this very manageable disease for the past twelve and a half years. It taxes his life at specific times, especially the mornings, but he also believes it has taught him a lot. He never pursued a job in the Health & Fitness, a diploma he completed in 2012. After graduating and receiving regular work at Canada Post, he landed a permanent part-time position, which meant decent health benefits. He now uses the knowledge and training he learned from the program to help him. As a letter-carrier he now walks many kilometers, takes the stairs, walks up hills and the occasional dog chase gets his heart racing. He even ran the Harvest Half Marathon this month which is the first time running more than 10KM
Tonight’s show will feature some of my favourite songs of all time, no particular theme. Just lay back and the ear worms do their thing!
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

Catch the Youngest Canadian Radio Show Hosts and their guest Berry Vrbanovic- Kitchener Mayor. Live, only on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo!
#CANYouthVoteMatter & #CANMinorityVoteMatter Awareness Campaign!

Here is the FINAL Robot Apocalypse series podcast “Technetronic Tyranny” featuring the music of Ulysses Coppard including his solo project Ulysses and his band SMASH BOOM POW, Chelsea McBride including Socialist Night School, and the Chelsea McBride group and some Brad Weber with his projects Pick a Piper and Coy Haste.

A wonderful and an important conversation with Ivy Friedman & Steve Singer speaking everything about the importance of building strong communities, the ongoing urbanization and isolation. They shared the work they have been doing and strategies and suggestions for building communities in the neighborhoods. From how to engage and encourage community involvement and participation to the importance of volunteers within communities and having younger generations involved to lead.
Tonight is the fifth show in a series that will focus on a specific instrument. This week will feature songs with killer Drums!!!
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

Sat down with the amazing Gary Diggins. Gary has worked for over three decades as an expressive arts therapist. His work combines counselling, mindful practices, and music as medicine. As an educator, Gary teaches in the expressive arts department of Fleming College and he lectures at various learning institutes, including Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Gary’s current publication is entitled Tuning the Eardrums – Listening as a Mindful Practice. The content of Gary’s work has been shared in communities affected by conflict in both Africa and Israel . At home, Gary has supported autistic clients at Toronto Geneva Centre, cancer patients at sick kids hospital and addiction recovery groups. In addition to Gary’s therapeutic practice, he continues to perform Internationally as a cornet player and multi-instrumentalist artist. He plays a range of acoustic instruments from around the world. Combining ancient sounds with modern music, the airwaves become a canvas for imaginative soundscapes. Gary has appeared on dozens of recordings and composed for three films. His musical collaborations have taken him to India, Israel, Europe, and throughout North America. Gary has collaborated with artistic organizations ranging from Cirque Du Soleil to Canadian composer, R. Murray Schaffer. Gary is a co-owner of an arts space in Guelph that houses Silence, a not-for-profit collaborative devoted to new music. His personal sound sanctuary and therapeutic studio is based in this downtown facility.
Dr. Arla Kasaj practices as a Naturopathic Doctor and Registered Acupuncturist at Belmont Natural Health Centre.
Dr. Arla has experience with treating a variety of conditions that are encountered in a family practice including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, digestive concerns, and hormonal imbalance. She has a special interest in assisting patients with weight loss and establishing a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Her background in Kinesiology and sport therapy has allowed Dr. Arla to provide very effective treatments for pain management and rehabilitation from sport and workplace injuries. She prefers to use a variety of Naturopathic modalities when treating her patients including but not limited to nutritional and lifestyle counseling, botanical medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy, and hydrotherapy. Dr. Arla is also an NAET (Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique) practitioner with extensive experience in the treatment of allergy and sensitivity related illness. In addition, Dr. Arla has been trained by Dr. Sat Dharam Kaur ND to provide advanced care for breast health especially for patients who are at higher risk or who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Recently, Dr. Arla has added cosmetic acupuncture treatments to her practice as a great option for patients with dermatological concerns including acne, rosacea, skin discoloration, and aging.
Tonight the show is co hosted by Megan and we are going to feature songs that fit on Friday the 13th!
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

We the Youngest Canadian Radio Show Hosts are honored to have as our guest Amy Smoke, Mohawk Nation, Turtle Clan, from the Six Nations of the Grand River. Live, only on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo!
#CANYouthVoteMatter & #CANMinorityVoteMatter Awareness Campaign!
Thank you to my friend Kathy for making this poster.

The show could be full of experimentation, interesting results, odd snippets of conversation, and even some dead air. But the results are polished DJs, who will bring you lots of exciting programming the rest of the week!
Would you like to get training as a radio DJ? All it takes is a Radio Waterloo membership — join up at https://radiowaterloo.ca/join and you could join our Technical Committee to learn more about running a radio station, or our Programming Committee to determine what goes on the schedule, or sign up to start a new show!
Training airs every Sunday from 8:30pm to 10:30pm.

Congrats to Texas Jack’s! Looking forward to seeing you again in 2020!
Thanks to the organisers and everyone who came to the CKMS Booth!

Let the Youth tell you why your vote and elections matter!
Live, only on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo!
#CANYouthVoteMatter & #CANMinorityVoteMatter Awareness Campaign!
A special shout-out to my friend Kathy for making the poster.

Maria Brennan spoke about her journey of becoming an Occupational Therapist at CBI Kitchener Victoria. Originally from St. John’s, NL and moved to Waterloo in February 2017, Maria describes her career and life journey as one that has taken her all over the map and ultimately away from home. She shared her knowledge and expertise on CONCUSSIONS and how it impacts lives. Maria loves what she does and looks forward to opportunities to share how she got to this point of helping people of all walks of life get back to living through her work at CBI.
Lindsay Ford @lindsaythinkfeeldecide is a parenting coach, certified in Positive Discipline, who helps struggling parents build cooperation in their young children and restore peace back into their home. She teaches parents to see the emotions under the misbehavior and identify effective strategies that fit their family. She helps parents overcome hitting, biting, tantrums, picky eating, not listening, struggles getting out the door or into bed, strong-willed temperaments, name calling, and anything causing conflict and tension. She shared some wonderful tips and ideas for back to school week.
Tonight is the fourth show in a series that will focus on a specific instrument. This week will feature songs with killer Horns!
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

Catch the Youngest Canadian Radio Show Hosts and their guest Raj Saini Liberal MP – Kitchener Centre. Live, only on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo!
#CANYouthVoteMatter & #CANMinorityVoteMatterAwareness Campaign!

Dr. Jodi Rosner, an assistant professor with McMaster University. Her practice is quite diverse, she has an outpatient office where she sees a wide variety of patients. At Grand River Hospital she is one of the pediatrician part of POGO (Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario) where she cares for the children of KW with cancer. In addition, Dr. Rosner has a pediatric diabetic clinic.
Inspired by the children with cancer who she cared for, some of them who have lost their battle to cancer, she took her love and hobby of running and turned it into a charity. She founded Kitchener kids with Cancer Run/Walk which raises money for our local children with cancer (through POGO).
Dr. Jodi Rosner shared the stories of real people, the survivors of cancer, the struggles and challenges families go through and how raising money for this event has helped to financially support the families and fund further research. It is also an event that has allowed families to honour the angels who have lost their battle to cancer.
Inspired by the worst floods in the state of Kerala, India in over a century, a pair of 14-year-old girls from #KW created an app to help with disaster aid, resulting in them winning a North American competition.
Leya Oommen and classmate Ellen Brisley, who coined themselves ‘String Theorists,’ developed AID as part of a pitch for the Technovation competition, where they were named the junior winners of the North American regional semifinals. They are the regional winners in each division, beating 38 other teams in the North American semifinals.
Tonight is the third show in a series that will focus on a specific instrument. This week will feature songs with killer Bass Guitar
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

Here is the Robot Apocalypse series podcast “Phase Shifter” featuring the music of Chelsea McBride including:
Chelsea McBride’s Socialist Night School, The Chelsea McBride Group, Chelsea and the Cityscape, The Koopa Troop Band
and Hot Hot Heat track in there too for full representation of collaborators!

My sincere apologies to Terry for calling him “Trevor” during the show.
–Bob.
The interview with Terry Helm starts at 0h09m30s.
Terry is producing a benefit concert for OneROOF Youth Services.
Find Terry and Death Crew Hard Core at:
Twitter: @DCHC519
Facebook: DCHC Death Crew Hard Core
Terry’s band is Back Breaker
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What: Benefit Show In Loving Memory Of Cody Andrews
When: 7 September 2019 from 2:00pm to 1:00am
Where: Harmony Lunch
Location: 90 King Street North, Waterloo, Ontario Map 1
Vernon LeCraw from Binoculars calls in at 0h31m59s.


Bobcat Bartolo is headlining and producing A Day of Peace concert at the Rhythm & Brews Brewing Company in Cambridge Map 2
Bobcat Online:
Facebook: Bobcat Bartolo
Twitter: @BobcatBartolo
ReverbNation: Bobcat Bartolo & the Liberation
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Download: ckms-community-connections-2019-08-26.mp3 (167 MiBytes, 2h00m55s, episode 22)
Exclusive tracks recorded in the CKMS-FM 102.7 Radio Waterloo Studio are now available! Right-click on a linked track title to download!
CKMS Community Connections airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 every Monday from 10:00am to Noon.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
See all CKMS Community Connections shows!
YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 26 August 2019


Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2019 by the participants, and released under a
Creative Commons Attribution Only license. Attribution to Radio Waterloo. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders.

Natasha McKenty, has been a Daytime Reporter/Guest Host and Television Host on Rogers TV. As the host of an urban magazine show, IN STUDIO, feature writer for 570’s Kitchener Today and Public Relations consultant Natasha McKenty has a thirst for devouring all that her community has to offer. Her experience as a producer, journalist, writer, mother, and communicator propelled her to find her calling: public relations. Her decision to go back to school was driven by her desire to pursue her dreams of becoming an expert writer and communicator.
Joanna Rickert-Hall is a social historian whose research interests focus mainly on Waterloo County, its people and their little known stories that include Black history, local Indigenous history and even more supernatural themes. Passionate about sharing the past with new audiences, Joanna has developed (and taught) courses in local history at Conestoga College and Wilfrid Laurier University. In honour of her contributions in this area, she received the 2015 Jean Steckley Award for “Excellence in Heritage Education” from the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation.
Most recently, Joanna has written a new book entitled “Waterloo You Never Knew: Life On The Margins” (which was just released in June of 2019 by Dundurn Press @dundurnpress .It is available through all of the normal online channels like Amazon, Indigo and even locally at Wordsworth Books @wordsworthbooks in Uptown Waterloo).
Tonight is the Second show in a series that will focus on a specific instrument. This week will feature songs with killer Flutes
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!

Today The Boys And I came into the studio to talk about their music and play some of it live on-air! The tracks are available on The Boys & I Songs on ReverbNation.
The Boys & I are a four-piece band: Marc Reilly on lead guitar, Luke Ducharme on percussion, Adom Postma on bass, and James Blacktop on guitar and vocals. Local to Kitchener, they play an assortment of classic rock, alternative, and lyrically driven original tunes.
More gigs on their Facebook Events page.
Music List in progress, stay tuned!
Download: ckms-community-connections-2019-08-19.mp3 (166 MiBytes, 2h00m41s, episode 21)
CKMS Community Connections airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 every Monday from 10:00am to Noon.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
See all CKMS Community Connections shows!
YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 19 August 2019
Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2019 by the participants, and released under a
Creative Commons Attribution Only license. Attribution to Radio Waterloo. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders.