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The Lost Indie City Set list November 22 2015 – Oh Canada Part 1
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
As Halloween approached, the Laurier Students Public Interest Research Group activated their “I Am Not A Costume” campaign, which included posters being put up around campus seeking to challenge students into thinking about the appropriateness and impacts of wearing stereotypical, racist, or culturally appropriative costumes while celebrating the eve. In addition to Vandalism of the posters, there was also a wave of aggressive and oppressive online backlash.
Today we speak with Mohammed Akbar, a staff member of LSPIRG, to get details about the campaign and reaction to it as well …read more
From:: Daily GRRR
Scott Cressman and Jim Coffey are in the studio today. Scott and Jim work at www.pioneer.com and they brought us news of the “Full Belly! Full Mind!” student nutrition program. Contact Jim at jim.coffey@pioneer.com for more info. Our playlist was;
The Lost Indie City Set List November 15 2015 “Covers” Part 2
William Shatner – Common People
The Pixies – Head On
Echo and the Bunnymen – People are Strange
Bootsauce – Everyone’s a Winner
Cake – I will Survive
BiGod 20 – Like a Prayer
Lords of the New Church – Like a Virgin
Dino Jr. – Just Like Heaven
Foxy Shazam – Drain You
The Stranglers – 96 Tears
Rob Dickinson – Please Please Please Let Me Get what I want
James – So Long Marianne
Dread Zepplin- Hey Hey What Can I do?
Down By Law – 500 Miles
English Beat – Can’t get Use to Losing You
Johnny Cash – Personal Jesus
Operation Ivy – These Boots
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Sweet Emotion
Rancid – Sheena is a Punk Rocker
Elbow – Mercy Street
The Mission – Like a Hurricane
Rage Against the Machine – In My Eyes
Shandi’s Adiction – Calling Doctor Love
1000 Homo Djs – Supernaught
The Lost Indie City – Set list- November 8 2015 “Cover song show” Part 1
Neds Atomic Dustbin – Saturday Night
Inspiral Carpets – Tainted Love
Butthole Surfers – Hurdy Gurdy Man
Love Spit Love – How Soon is Now
Ministry – Lay Lady Lay
Utah Saints – New Gold Dream 81, 82, 83, 84
Revolting Cocks – Do you Think I’m Sexy?
The Pogues – Honky Tonk Woman
The Wonder Stuff – That’s Entertainment
Social Distortion – Ring of Fire
Bauhaus – Ziggy Stardust
Siouxsie & the Banshees – Dear Prudence
Sisters of Mercy – Gimmie Shelter
Foo Fighters – Band on the Run
Drop Kick Murphys – Fortunate Son
The Jesus & Mary Chain – Surfin USA
Duran Duran – White Lines
Catherine Wheel – Wish you were Here
Housemartins – Caravan of Love
Camper Van Beethoven – Pictures of Matchstick Men
The Cure – Love Will Tear Us Apart
Johnny Cash – Rusty Cage
The Lost Indie City – Set List – November 1 2015 Sunday at 1030pm
Teenage Head – Lucy Potato
Ramones – Judy is a Punk
Teenage Head – Infected
Ramones – Commando
Teenage Head – Tornado
Ramones – Teenage Lobotomy
Ramones – I just want to have something to do
Teenage Head – Driving Wild
Teenage Head – Splatter Man
Ramones – The KKK Took My Baby Away
Ramones – Were a Happy Family
Teenage Head – Top Down
Ramones – R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
Blur – Bang
Oasis – Cigarettes and Alcohol
Blur – Chemical World
Oasis – Whatever
Blur – Parklife
Oasis – Roll With It
Blur – Country House
Blur – Death of a Party
Oasis – Do you know what I mean?
Blur – Lonesome Street
Oasis – Heroes
Folk Music to take you through the night, Tuesdays from 2:00am to 4:30am and Thursdays Noon to 2:00pm.
Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards by Gunnar Creutz from Wikimedia Commons used under a
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Music for when there’s nothing on TV.
Advocacy oriented for horses and people.
Blue Sky Horse Radio started out for horses, and quickly grew from there to include non equine themes. Have recently added the Facebook Live as well. Otherwise you can find Radio Waterloo online at https://radiowaterloo.ca/ including CKMS-FM 102.7 in Kitchener & Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Support music as well. Love to all.
Blue Sky Horse Radio is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Blue Sky Horse Radio for 15 August 2020 with Unsheltered Residents and Karen Nelson In the first hour Jenniefer Stronge speaks with various residents at a Waterloo Region encampment for unsheltered residents. Follow the Unsheltered Campaign at the Civic Hub WR. In the second hour Jenniefer has a phone call with Karen Nelson to talk about animal abuse at slaughterhouses and during the transportation of animals, and talk about … Continue reading Blue Sky Horse Radio for 15 August 2020 with Unsheltered Residents and Karen Nelson
Blue Sky Horse Radio for 1 August 2020 with Matthew Green (NDP), MP for Hamilton Centre Jenniefer Stronge speaks with Matthew Green of the New Democratic Party, MP for Hamilton Centre. They discuss social media, racism, Indigenous issues, Black Lives Matter, defunding the police. blue-sky-horse-radio-2020-08-01-Matthew-Green-NDP-MP-for-Hamilton-Centre.mp3 (18 MBytes, 19m36s) https://www.facebook.com/blueskyradiowithYenny/videos/366698797653420/ Facebook Video: Speaking with MP, of the New Democratic Party in Hamilton Centre: Matthew Green
Blue Sky Horse Radio for 1 August 2020 with Regan Sunshine Brussé of the Unsheltered Campaign On Saturday, 1 August 2020 Jenniefer Stronge spoke again with Regan Sunshine Brussé of the Unsheltered Campaign. Regan provided updates on water availability: at one encampment a tap with fresh water has been provided, but at another encampment people are drinking from the river. A portable toilet has been provided by the Region of Waterloo … Continue reading Blue Sky Horse Radio for 1 August 2020 with Regan Sunshine Brussé of the Unsheltered Campaign
Blue Sky Horse Radio meets Craig Downer, Wildlife Ecologist/Wild Horse Advocate Extraordinaire Craig Downer has spent his life working and advocating for wildlife. He travels the world to be an effective voice for the voiceless. He is an conservationist & environmentalist. And well known amongst horse warriors internationally. He has recently been to Australia, and saw the Brumbies (wild horses). His website is thewildhorseconspiracy.org For those who … Continue reading Blue Sky Horse Radio meets Craig Downer, Wildlife Ecologist/Wild Horse Advocate Extraordinaire
Blue Sky Horse Radio meets Waterloo Region Yes in My Backyard /Unsheltered Conversation with Martin Asling, Waterloo Region Yes in My Backyard, as well as Lesley Crompton, Social Development Centre Waterloo Region/Civic Hub. Joining conversation also, is Unsheltered resident, Terry Kaan, T.K. Grassroot movement, anti poverty work & building better futures for KW residents, & people experiencing homelessness. https://storage.radiowaterloo.ca/blue-sky-horse-radio-2020-07-25-h1-YIMBY%2BUnsheltered.mp3 blue-sky-horse-radio-2020-07-25-h1-YIMBY%2BUnsheltered.mp3 51.5 MBytes, 56m14s
Blue Sky Horse Radio interviews Regan Sunshine Brussé of the Unsheltered Campaign On 11 July 2020 Jenniefer Stronge chatted with Regan Sunshine Brussé of the Unsheltered Campaign. https://storage.radiowaterloo.ca/blue-sky-horse-radio-2020-07-11-with-Regan-Sunshine-Brusse.mp3 blue-sky-horse-radio-2020-07-11-with-Regan-Sunshine-Brusse.mp3 (109.8 MBytes, 1h59m53s)
Electronic Intifada Radio highlights the news, interviews and discussions from the weekly Electronic Intifada livestream broadcast with co-host Nora Barrows-Friedman.
The Electronic Intifada is an independent online news publication and educational resource focusing on Palestine, its people, politics, culture and place in the world. Founded in 2001, The Electronic Intifada has won awards and earned widespread recognition for publishing original, high-quality news and analysis, and first-person accounts and reviews. The Electronic Intifada’s writers and reporters include Palestinians and others living inside Palestine and everywhere else that news about Palestine and Palestinians is made.
Visit Electronic Intifada on the web: https://electronicintifada.net
Electronic Intifada Radio is produced by Pierre Loiselle, Nora Barrows-Friedman and Tamara Nassar.
Nora Barrows-Friedman is a journalist and an associate editor of The Electronic Intifada. She co-hosts the podcast, radio and livestream broadcasts, and has been reporting on Palestine for more than two decades.
Electronic Intifada is syndicated on CKMS-FM from the NCRA‘s !earshot Digital Distribution System, and airs on Mondays from 2:00pm to 3:00pm.
News from the local communities in Waterloo Region: Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Wellesley, Wilmot, Woolwich, and North Dumfries. This a Local Journalism Initiative show.
CKMS Community News airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays and Thursdays from 10:30am-11:00am. Full Monday to Thursday coverage will start soon.
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CKMS News -2026-10-24- Kitchener Voters Stayed Home in 2022. Is It Any Different This Time? CKMS News -2026-10-24- Kitchener Voters Stayed Home in 2022. Is It Any Different This Time? Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON – In Kitchener, only about one in five eligible voters cast a ballot in the 2022 municipal election. With Election Day approaching on October 26, the city is introducing new ways to encourage more residents to … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-10-24- Kitchener Voters Stayed Home in 2022. Is It Any Different This Time?
CKMS News-10-21-26-Waterloo’s Regional councillor candidates: Manary and Said Host: Leah Gerber Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues. … Continue reading CKMS News-10-21-26-Waterloo’s Regional councillor candidates: Manary and Said
CKMS News-10-21-26-Waterloo’s regional councillor candidates: Singh and Lee Host: Leah Gerber Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues. … Continue reading CKMS News-10-21-26-Waterloo’s regional councillor candidates: Singh and Lee
CKMS News – 2026-10-21-Waterloo’s regional councillor candidates: Huinink and Erb Host: Leah Gerber Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues. … Continue reading CKMS News – 2026-10-21-Waterloo’s regional councillor candidates: Huinink and Erb
CKMS News -2026-10-17- Kitchener Helps Local Businesses Pursue Government Contracts Through Procurement Sessions CKMS News -2026-10-17- Kitchener Helps Local Businesses Pursue Government Contracts Through Procurement Sessions Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON – The City of Kitchener has brought local businesses together with federal and provincial procurement experts through a two-day “Buy Canada–Buy Ontario” initiative at Kitchener City Hall. The sessions aimed to help businesses access an estimated $300 billion … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-10-17- Kitchener Helps Local Businesses Pursue Government Contracts Through Procurement Sessions
CKMS News – 2026-10-10- The Canadian Dream and the municipal election CKMS News – 2026-10-10- The Canadian Dream and the municipal election by: dan kellar Kitchener, ON – While folks are still deciding who to support in the municipal election on October 26th a coalition of actors and advocates will use theatre to drive democratic participation. There will be a performance of “The Canadian Dream”, followed by … Continue reading CKMS News – 2026-10-10- The Canadian Dream and the municipal election
CKMS News -2026-10-10- Waterloo Region Approves 10-Year Housing Plan as Community Housing Waitlist Surpasses 11,000 Households CKMS News -2026-10-10- Waterloo Region Approves 10-Year Housing Plan as Community Housing Waitlist Surpasses 11,000 Households Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON – Waterloo Region has moved forward with a new 10 Year Housing and Homelessness Plan as local community housing waitlists reach historic highs. According to regional data presented on October 6, 2026, nearly 11,300 households … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-10-10- Waterloo Region Approves 10-Year Housing Plan as Community Housing Waitlist Surpasses 11,000 Households
CKMS News – 2026-10-06 – Scams targeting seniors are on the rise Host: Leah Gerber Scams targeting seniors are on the rise. In 2024, older adults in Canada lost 178 million dollars to financial scams, a 300 percent increase from 2020, according to a House of Commons committee report. This is also an underrepresentation, since many people do not report when they’ve been scammed, out of embarrassment. … Continue reading CKMS News – 2026-10-06 – Scams targeting seniors are on the rise
CKMS News -2026-10-02- Uptown Waterloo neighbourhood associations engaging neighbours through all candidates meetings CKMS News -2026-10-02- Uptown Waterloo neighbourhood associations engaging neighbours through all candidate meetings by: dan kellar Waterloo, ON – As the municipal election heats up, a coalition of neighbourhood associations have teamed up to host two all candidate meetings for their electoral wards. According to a press release from the group, a goal of the … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-10-02- Uptown Waterloo neighbourhood associations engaging neighbours through all candidates meetings
CKMS News -2026-09-23- Saint Luke’s Place Begins Construction on New 192-Bed Long-Term Care Home in Cambridge CKMS News -2026-09-23- Saint Luke’s Place Begins Construction on New 192-Bed Long-Term Care Home in Cambridge Eren Yoruk Cambridge, ON – Saint Luke’s Place has officially broken ground on a new six-story, 192-bed long-term care home in Cambridge. The groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday at the organization’s location on Franklin Boulevard, bringing together local officials, … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-09-23- Saint Luke’s Place Begins Construction on New 192-Bed Long-Term Care Home in Cambridge
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Since 2007,
Relic Radio has brought old time radio to a new audience. Eight shows are being produced right now under the Relic Radio banner: Comedy, horror, suspense, science fiction, all varieties of classic radio are featured here and it’s all free!
All of the vintage audio used in these podcasts is believed to be in the public domain. If you are the rights holder to any of the shows used here, please notify the producer at relicradio@timewornmedia.com
Relic Radio airs on CKMS-FM alternate Wednesdays from Midnight to 1:00am.
Jeff’s Neoswing Selectorbot brings you new Swing and Jazz music from our Digital Music Library.
Jeff’s Neoswing Selectorbot currently airs on CKMS-FM from 2:00am to 4:30am on Monday mornings.
Nasha Kasha – A Ukrainian Almanac is a 28-minute weekly audio program for everyone about Ukrainian life. Kasha is any grain prepared in water or milk. Nasha means it is ours. Warm, restorative and a little messy: like life itself.
There were 300 episodes of Nasha Kasha produced by host Stefan Andrusiak, and it currently airs from the CKMS-FM archives on Sundays from 7:00am to 7:30am.
David Barsamian’s radio program
Alternative Radio, established in 1986, is an award-winning weekly one-hour public affairs program offered free to all public radio stations in the U.S., Canada, Europe and beyond. AR provides information, analyses and views that are frequently ignored or distorted in corporate media. Our program airs on over 260 radio stations. With headquarters based in Boulder, Colorado and with only two full-time and two part-time paid staff, AR airs on nearly 300 radio stations. Our project is sustained by donations and by your purchases of season subscriptions, recordings and transcripts.
Alternative Radio is syndicated on CKMS-FM, and airs Mondays from 11:00am to Noon.
Canadian Content Music by, for, and about Canadians.
There are Canadian Content timeslots throughout the schedule.
Indigcon showcases music and other audio art from First Nations, Métis, and Innuit people on Turtle Island.
There are Indigcon timeslots throughout the schedule.
The Lost Indie City – October 25, 2015 HALLOWEEN Set list 10:30pm – 1230am Sunday night
Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead
Nine Inch Nails – Dead Souls
The Specials – Ghost Town
English Beat – Tears of a Clown
Concrete Blonde – Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)
Alien Sex Fiend – I Walk The Line
Curve – Horrorhead
Ministry – Everyday is Like Halloween
Faith No More – Zombie Eaters
Dead Kennedys – Halloween
The Forgotten Rebels – Science Fiction Feature
Gruesomes – Buried & Dead
The Fall – There’s a Ghost in My House
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Enter Sandman
Tool – 46 & 2
Love & Rockets – Haunted When the Minutes Drag
Medicine – Time Baby III
Chameleons UK – Swamp Thing
White Zombie – Black Sunshine
TSOL – Silent Scream
Rose Dale front man Mike Liorti was in the Mano A Mano studio for what has now been renamed as a “Love to Air” performance.
Mike came to us all the way from Toronto and was so good that he was even able to change up his acoustic set to take requests of songs he had not intended to play and pulled out a few unreleased tracks too! Check out the podcast above and make sure to check out Rosedale at Maxwell’s concert and events hall on November 8th.
Graham Johnston is our guest today. Graham and family operate Heritage Hill Farm near New Dundee. Follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/herihillfarms and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/heritagehillfarms Our playlist is, A Better Way To Heaven by Colin James, Sing Sing Sing by the Chin Swing Orchestra, Stormy Weather by The Sheepdogs, Excursions By The Sea by Great Big Sea, Brian Wilson by the Bare Naked Ladies, and So Long by The Cat Empire.
The Lost Indie City – Set List October 18 2015 10:30 pm – 12:30 am
Sex Pistols – Anarchy in the UK
Bad Religion – American Jesus
Billy Bragg – A New England
Beautiful South – Good As Gold
Spirit of the West – Political
Consolidated – Butyric Acid
Dayglow Abortions – Proud to be a Canadian
Forgotten Rebels – I Left My Heart in Iran
Rancid – Rwanda
Rhymes with Orange – Trapped in the Machine
Furnaceface – The Ballad of Richard Iommi
Beatallica – Sandman/Taxman
Corrosion of Conformity – Vote with a Bullet
Sloan – Left of Centre
Happy Mondays – Step On
New Fast Automatic Daffodils – Stockholm
Rusty – Misogynist
The Clash – Clampdown
D.R.I. – Reagonomics
Dead Kennedys – Rambozo the Clown
Elbow – Station Approach
Love and Rockets – Ball of Confusion
Rollins Band – Liar
Today we sit and chat with Green Party member and Candidate David Weber. Weber is running in the riding of Kitchener South-Hespler and on this program issues such as poverty, the enviroment euthanasia and others are covered.
From:: Daily GRRR
The Waterloo Federation of Agriculture had their annual meeting in New Dundee on Thursday October 15. Christina Crowley-Arklie of www.thepassionatevoice.com was the guest speaker speaking to “the changing times in the new world of agriculture”.