Here is my interview with Chief Bruce Montone from approximately 3 months ago. The photo is courtesy of Blackburn Radio.
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Question: What can satisfy your craving for awesome punk rock music? Answer: This week’s episode of Rebel Time Radio! Did my hook work? Doesn’t matter! So turn on the tunes and sit back, or dance, or go for a walk, or a run, or a bike ride, drive a car, ride a bus, do some chores….errr whatever it is you like to do while tuning into the best political punk show this side of the Grand River!
In this week’s episode Mike and Dan compare the American elections to bowls of poop! Which candidate is poopier? Afraid I’m not going to spoil that here – but believe me, they stink . Not Dan and Mike, the candidates I mean. Although Dan could probably use shower once and a while. Seriously. Also, hear some new tracks from Against Me! and Belgrado. To top it off, listen to a couple of tracks from the upcoming album “Rebels Sing: A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell” from The Fallout and Spanner!
So what are you waiting for? Hit play or download the podcast below!
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Pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Also don’t forget that Les Trois Huit is coming all the way from France to play some shows in Quebec and Ontario. Check em out, solid street punk band for sure.
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
D’Arcy Zinn is our studio guest today. D’Arcy is a resident of New Dundee who has had a long career as a farmer and farm machinery salesperson. We played music from Don Williams and Jim Reeves.
Holy ghost of St. John Paul II Batman, here’s another episode of Rebel Time Radio! Put on your seat belts kids, cuz we’re going to blow your minds with the best political punk rock this side of the galaxy! Exclamation points for everyone!!!!!!!
Along with top notch tunes, Dan and Mike talk about why policing needs to change and why cops should stop shooting black people (SPOILER: because black lives matter, duh). Mike also talks about the new NOFX book. Is it good? Is it not? You’ll have to listen to find out! In between their mumbling, you’ll hear tracks from The Restarts, SNFU, Randy, Brutal Youth, and more.
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Don’t forget to catch Les Trois Huit on their upcoming Canadian tour. Do it or else you’ll be like “ugh I wish I checked out those Les Trois Huit shows!” If you’re a real keener, download some tunes from Les Trois Huit right here.
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Trading the Public Sector for the Private
The former Mayor of Waterloo, Brenda Halloran, who served from 2006 to 2014, is the new Chair of the Board for Startup Canada. Startup Canada is a national organization, founded in 2012, and is dedicated to spreading the entrepreneurial spirit using online platforms, cross-sector initiatives, and by creating grassroots startup communities. As Chair, Halloran will be taking up a lobbying role, whereby she’ll connect startups with mentors, financial resources, and even potential customers, while promoting the organization’s …read more
Joe Mancini is our returning guest today. The book for discussion was “Should We Eat Meat, Evolution and Consequences of Modern Carnivory” by Vaclav Smil. Our playlist”
Part 2 of our all live tracks session, picking up from last week.
1. Cheap Trick, Need Your Love (At Budokan)
2. Queen, Spread Your Wings (Live Killers)
3. April Wine, Juvenile Delinquent (Live At The El Mocambo)
4. Warren Zevon, Lawyers, Guns and Money (Stand In The Fire)
5. B.B. King, That’s Wrong Little Mama (Rolling Stones’ Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out! expanded version)
6. James Brown, Medley: Please, Please, Please/You’ve Got The Power/I Found Someone/Why Do You Do Me/I Want You So Bad/I Love You, Yes I Do/Strange Things Happen/Bewildered/Please, Please, Please (Live At The Apollo)
8. The Rolling Stones, Fingerprint File (From The Vault, LA Forum 1975)
9. Rush, Ghost Rider (Rush In Rio)
10. Elton John, Sixty Years On (17-11-70)
11. David Bowie, The Width Of A Circle (David Live)
12. Ike And Tina Turner, Come Together (Rolling Stones’ Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out! expanded version)
13. Jimi Hendrix, Rock Me Baby (Live At Monterey)
14. Peter Frampton, Lines On My Face (Frampton Comes Alive!)
15. The Allman Brothers Band, Hot ‘Lanta (At Fillmore East)
16. Rainbow, Mistreated (On Stage)
17. Santana, Toussaint L’Overture (Lotus)
18. Led Zeppelin, Bring It On Home (How The West Was Won)
The Lost Indie City Set list “Between the covers” July 8 2016
Jeff Buckley – I know it’s over
The Smiths – Panic
Love Spit Love – How Soon is Now
Marilyn Manson – Golden Years
David Bowie – Alladin Sane
Crowded House – Moonage Daydream
Richard Cheese – Man in the Box
Alice in Chains – Your Decision
Stone Sour – We Die Young
Tricky – Love Cats
The Cure – Fascination Street
Dino Jr – Just Like Heaven
Tori Amos – Strange Little Girl
The Stranglers – No Mercy
Cult with No Name – Golden Brown
Flaming Lips – Pennyroyal Tea
Nirvana – Sliver
Feeder – Breed
Incubus – Black Hole Sun
Soundgarden – Burden in My Hand
Johnny Cash – Rusty Cage
indigo girls – Clampdown
311 – White man in Hammersmith
The Clash – Magnificent Seven
No Doubt- Hateful
Elbow – Back to Black
Amy Winehouse – Do Me Good
Arctic Monkeys – You Know I’m No Good
Green Day – Outsider
Ramones – Substitute
U2 – Beat on the Brat
It’s been about forever, but here it is – an official podcast coming at ya from Rebel Time Radio! Exciting! Maybe we’ll make this a regular thing? Ha ha. Haaa.
Rebel Time Radio brings the best punk rock, ska, and oi right to your earholes over the radiowaves and internet tubes. We’re unabashedly political and like to have a laugh too (often at the expense of the capitalists and politicains).
On this episode, listen to some new tunes from Les Partisans, Action Sedition, DOA, and more! Bonus: Listen to Rebel Time Dan mispronounce practically every French thing he says! Embarrassing!
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Here is this episode’s set:
Here’s the poster for the upcoming Quebec/Ontario tour of Les Trois Huit:
Pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Jenniefer Stronge is on the The Agriculture Show today. Actually, we were on her show Blue Sky Horse Radio here at 100.3 CKMS. Tune in to hear her show on Sundays from 2-4PM. There was some great overlap from our 2 shows. Our playlist:
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The Lost Indie City Set – Oh Canada
Biff Naked – Canadians
The Demics – New York City
The Diodes – Tired of Waking Up Tired
Spirit of The West – Home for a Rest
The Mahones – Drunk, and Lazy Bastard
Blue Peter – Video Verite
Pukka Orchestra – Cherry Beach Express
Chalk Circle – This Mourning
Pure – Anna is a Speedfreak
Sons of Freedom – You’re No Good
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet – Kids in the Hall Theme
King Apparatus – Mother Told You
Skaface – Sometimes
National Velvet – Sex Gorilla
Lowest of the Low – Just About the Only Blues
Change of Heart – Herstory
Art Bergmann – Bound for Vegas
Forgotten Rebels – The Punks are Alright
DOA – Royal Police
54-40 – One Gun
Grapes of Wrath – All The Things I Wasn’t
The Tragically Hip – Fiddlers Green
Rheostatics – Record Body Count
The Waltons – Colder Then You
The Pursuit of Happiness – Killed By Love
Me, Mom, & Morgentaler – Laura
Rhymes with Orange – Marvin
Tokyo Police Club – Tessellate
FM – Shapes of Things
New Pornographers – Your Hands Together
Our Lady Peace – Supersatellite
Welcome to the second episode of Rude Rebel Time Radio. This time we mix in some old with the new and bring you tunes from Canada, Great Britain, Spain, and Jamaica. These tunes get into all sorts of themes including love, broken hearts, police brutality, and breaking the law. So get yer dancing boots out and get ready to do the rocksteady!
Listen to the show live every Saturday night at midnight, or download the podcast below. Let us know what you think and check out our previous episode for more rude tracks.
On this week’s episode:
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David McConnachie is our guest today. David is the publisher at www.alternativejournal.ca Our playlist:
Welcome to the first episode of Rude Rebel Time Radio! Basically we take the no-bull politically-charged-and-angry attitude of Rebel Time Radio and put it to the ska! Expect lots of horns, grooving baselines, upstroke guitars, and offbeat drums for you to pick it up!
We air every Saturday evening at midnight to provide some top notch dancing tunes. You can also download our podcasts directly from the Sound FM website every week.
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Carl Furtado is our studio guest today. Carl wears may hats as a retired investment advisor, to now being part of an angel investment group. Our playlist:
Carolyn Wilker is our guest today talking about story-telling. Carolyn has a website here http://carolynwilker.ca You can also find some of her other interests here. https://www.facebook.com/Baden-Storytellers-Guild-191604327544230 Our Playlist:
A discussion with Cait Trainor on alternative models of governance in Ireland that are inclusive to all. Federal Socialist Republicanism according to Cait Trainor is an inclusive alternative to both occupation and sectarianism.
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Joe Mancini and Adam Kramer are our studio guests today. Joe and Adam are part of www.working centre.org Adam starts the show with information about their market garden. www.theworkingcentre.org/hacienda-sarria-market-garden/518 Joe then does a book review with Adam about the book used as a guide for the garden. Our playlist;
In this segment of KW Radio Basics, our host discusses the strange case where WRPS continuously ignores the complaints of a woman who is being stalked by her physically abusive ex, yet has no problems waking said woman up at 1:15 am to harrass said woman on behalf of her abuser. The interesting thing about said abuser is that his sister works for CAS and is an auxillary officer with the WRPS. Coincidence? Our host thinks not!!!!!
This week on KW Radio Basics we talk to Brian Murphy of the IRPWA about the recent assault on his person by the Canadian Ambassador as well as a bit about his family background, the state of affairs today in Ireland and the Craigavon Two
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Peter Hunton is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Peter is the past president of the World’s Poultry Science Association. www.wpsa.com Our playlist;
The Lost Indie City May 27 2016 setlist “Disappointing records”?
Gene – Haunted by You
The Clash – The Magnificent 7
The Monks – Don’t Want No Reds
Faith No More – Be Aggressive
NIN – Down In It
Janes Addiction – Superhero
The Pixies – Dig for Fire
Soundgarden – Drawing Flies
Pearl Jam – Hail Hail
Weezer – Tired of Sex
Stone Roses – Ten Storey Love Song
Oasis – Go Let It Out
Suede – Wild Ones
U2 – All I Want Is You
Coldplay – Amsterdam
REM – World Leader Pretend
Primal Scream – Movin on Up
Blur – Bug Man
Black Grape – It’s a Great When You’re Straight, Yeah!
Pavement – Gold Soundz
Elastica – Stutter
The Pretenders – Precious
Wire – Lowdown
Nirvana – Pennyroyal Tea
Green Day – Walking Contradiction
The Beat – Get a Job