Posts about shows and programmers.
Whenever Mano A Mano is challenged with a new theme we always deliver a high quality battle! Check out Part 2 of this intense battle where the gloves (among other things) come off! (settle down I meant my jacket) and rock out another set of great tunes.
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Two Roxxanne Dancers were in the studio describing the intense planning and process to having a good routine. Describing how it is all based around the Musical Selection. Check out this Great 4-way battle.
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Souljah Sessions Vs Sound Bully will bring you the best in local talent. These DJs have been in the scene for a number of years. Souljah Sessions Radio has been menacing the airwaves in the Tri-cities for over 10 years. And the Sound Bully crew has been holding down internet Radio for over 3 years now. Expect Huge Sets from each Dj as well as a great vibe. Come out and Support some of the best DJs in the Tri-citys.
This evening will be hosted by Lord Chedda
Barclay and I hosted Brendan Wylie-Toal from www.MySustainableCanada.org and Joel Johnson from https://agro.basf.ca/basf/agprocan/agsolutions/asmain.nsf/index.html . We speak about local food and weeds. Lots of great music and a wrap-up with Barclay and Jeff.
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Grand River Indy Media School is hosting another afternoon of free workshops as part of the Daily GRRR! news project which is supported by WPIRG, LSPIRG, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
What: Grand River Independent MediA School .
When: Saturday March 30th from 13:00-17:30
Where: University of Waterloo MC 2017 (math and computers)
Cost: FREE! (though donations are accepted to help fund ongoing GRMC initiatives)
Workshop Details:
1 – 13:00-15:00 – Why are we not getting Media?
This workshop will help activists and indy journalists understand
how the mainstream media works, and how to use it as at tool in
your campaigns for social, economic and ecological change. We will
cover the basics of how to write compelling press releases, give
great interviews, and develop frames and messages that are effective
and in line with your goals.
2 – 15:30-17:30 – Media for Change
Learn how to develop a media strategy for a long term social change
initiative. The training will also cover framing, story-based
narrative analysis, understanding the media story cycle, and building
relationships with reporters.This workshop explores how to do
effective online campaigning & maximize social media strategies in
your projects and campaigns.
Check http://grandrivermc.ca for links and archives for all the Daily GRRR! news shows and other Grand River Media Collective content.
Todays show starts with Bob Thirlwall, a certified crop advisor who explains what monoculture and crop rotations are. Our second guest Michael To tells us of video games and board games that have an agricultural theme. Barclay and I finish the show with some general discussion of the days topics.
Monday, March 11, 2013 So Old It’s New show set list (band/artist, song, album)
1. Jimi Hendrix, Earth Blues, People, Hell and Angels
2. Jimi Hendrix, Somewhere, People, Hell and Angels
3. Jimi Hendrix, Hear My Train A Comin’, People, Hell and Angels
4. Jethro Tull, Alive and Well and Living In, Benefit
5. Bob Dylan, All Along The Watchtower, John Wesley Harding
6. Can, All Gates Open, Can
7. David Bowie, Boss of Me, The Next Day
8. Lynyrd Skynyrd, All I Can Do Is Write About It, Gimme Back My Bullets
9. Rainbow, All Night Long, Down To Earth
10. The Rolling Stones, All Sold Out, Between The Buttons
11. The Rolling Stones, Almost Hear You Sigh, Steel Wheels
12. Alvin Lee, The Bluest Blues, 1994
13. Triumph, Blinding Light Show/Moonchild, Triumph
14. Deep Purple, Anyone’s Daughter, Fireball
15. Led Zeppelin, In the Light, Physical Graffiti
16. Genesis, Another Record, Abacab
17. Spooky Tooth, Better By You, Better Than Me, Spooky Two
18. U2, Bullet The Blue Sky, The Joshua Tree
19. Rory Gallagher, Calling Card, Calling Card
20. Ten Years After, I’m Going Home (live), Woodstock soundtrack album
One of the the many fine programs here on 100.3 Sound fm radio.
Join DJ Denim on air every Thursday from 4 -6 pm as he spins up some of the best house, dance and electronic music.
Catch us next and every Thursday to hear some great house music, tribute DJ shows, trending news in the house industry, infornmation on upcoming local house venues and guest DJ appearances.
Don’t miss any of the action! Only on 100.3 Sound fm – Waterloo.
Superbugs and superweeds. What do these words mean? Sean Dunnet from Dumfries Service Company gives us context to understand these terms. Scott Lisso and Barclay Nap are also our guests.
Monday, March 4, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. Supertramp, Fool’s Overture, Even In The Quietest Moments
2. Supertramp, Lover Boy, Even In The Quietest Moments
3. The Rolling Stones, Sway, Sticky Fingers
4. Elton John, Your Sister Can’t Twist (But She Can Rock and Roll), Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
5. Blue Oyster Cult, Then Came The Last Days In May, Blue Oyster Cult
6. Blue Oyster Cult, Hot Rails To Hell, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
7. Nazareth, Morning Dew, Nazareth (requested band)
8. Free, Wild Indian Woman, Tons of Sobs
9. Nazareth, My White Bicycle, Hair of the Dog
10. Blue Oyster Cult, Dominance and Submission, Secret Treaties (request)
11. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red and the Black, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
12. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Flat Broke Love, Four Wheel Drive
13. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Quick Change Artist, Four Wheel Drive
14. Batman Theme, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
15. Rumble, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
16. Nazareth, Just To Get Into It, No Mean City
17. Deep Purple, Lay Down Stay Down, Burn
18. The Beatles, Cry Baby Cry, The Beatles (White Album)
19. Kansas, Portrait (He Knew), Point of Know Return
20. Bob Dylan, Most of The Time, No Mercy
21. The Firm, Radioactive, The Firm
22. Pete Townshend, I Am An Animal, Empty Glass
23. David Bowie, Aladdin Sane, Aladdin Sane
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Nobody Knows, Shades of Two Worlds
Monday, March 4, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. Supertramp, Fool’s Overture, Even In The Quietest Moments
2. Supertramp, Lover Boy, Even In The Quietest Moments
3. The Rolling Stones, Sway, Sticky Fingers
4. Elton John, Your Sister Can’t Twist (But She Can Rock and Roll), Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
5. Blue Oyster Cult, Then Came The Last Days In May, Blue Oyster Cult
6. Blue Oyster Cult, Hot Rails To Hell, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
7. Nazareth, Morning Dew, Nazareth (requested band)
8. Free, Wild Indian Woman, Tons of Sobs
9. Nazareth, My White Bicycle, Hair of the Dog
10. Blue Oyster Cult, Dominance and Submission, Secret Treaties (request)
11. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red and the Black, Tyranny and Mutation (request)
12. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Flat Broke Love, Four Wheel Drive
13. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Quick Change Artist, Four Wheel Drive
14. Batman Theme, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
15. Rumble, Link Wray, Rumble! The Best of Link Wray
16. Nazareth, Just To Get Into It, No Mean City
17. Deep Purple, Lay Down Stay Down, Burn
18. The Beatles, Cry Baby Cry, The Beatles (White Album)
19. Kansas, Portrait (He Knew), Point of Know Return
20. Bob Dylan, Most of The Time, No Mercy
21. The Firm, Radioactive, The Firm
22. Pete Townshend, I Am An Animal, Empty Glass
23. David Bowie, Aladdin Sane, Aladdin Sane
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Nobody Knows, Shades of Two Worlds
John FitzGibbon speaks today about Environmental Farm Plans. A completed EFP helps farm operators be aware of the environmental issues around their farmstead and qualifies them for some financial support to make those changes.
Ali and Max are on board for the second half of the show. Ali plays some music he will have for the Saturday WCS dance. Max brings his melodica for some music. Lots of chat!
Jen Cyr joins us for the first hour of the show. She brings us news of her activities in the local swing scene and some book reviews for those wanting to experience swing through the written word. Jen also edits the “Tea for Two” email publication bringing news of the scene. Sign up here http://cuttingedgedj.us1.list-manage.com /subscribe?u=e2bada47f46d7a3c925b64dbb&id=5537452bd1
Or go to here to read it now
http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=e2bada47f46d7a3c925b64dbb&id=7138ce3362
Above is our application video (a portion of which is recorded live on the air) Check out the Podcast below!
Here is a battle of great songs that we would listen to (if it were allowed) while battling it out on the Amazing Race Canada Edition!
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Rarely does the Mano A Mano screw up, right podcast listeners?
(ah, the beauty of editing!)
Well, here are a few of Mano A Mano’s on-air Screw-ups!
Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 set list (band, song, album)
1. The Rolling Stones, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, Sticky Fingers
2. The Rolling Stones, 100 Years Ago, Goats Head Soup
3. The Rolling Stones, Moonlight Mile, Sticky Fingers
4. The Tragically Hip, Long Time Running, Road Apples
5. Fleetwood Mac, Future Games, Future Games
6. Klaatu, Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft, 3:47 EST
7. The Guess Who, Medley: Coming Down Off The Money Bag/Song of the Dog, Share The Land
8. Queen, More Of That Jazz, Jazz
9. Supertramp, Another Man’s Woman, Crisis? What Crisis?
10. Marianne Faithfull, Why’d Ya Do It, Broken English
11. Deep Purple, Loosen My Strings, Purpendicular
12. J.J. Cale, Mama Don’t, Shades
13. Electric Light Orchestra, Roll Over Beethoven, ELO 2
14. Roxy Music, Like A Hurricane (live, Neil Young cover), Heart Still Beating
15.The Allman Brothers Band, Get On With Your Life, Shades of Two Worlds
16. Eric Burdon and The Animals, Winds of Change, Winds of Change
17. ZZ Top, A Fool For Your Stockings, Deguello
18. Traffic, The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys, The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys
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Be sure to catch one of the newest shows on 100.3 Sound fm Waterloo – The Denim Entertainment radio show. Hosted by DJ Denim on air every Thursday from 4-6pm (EST) on 100.3 fm.
Playing the best of house, dance, trance and Electronic Dance Music.
Today’s broadcast features music from the GMO’s, a Guelph based band. The topics are Food Freedom Day, audio press releases from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture President Mark Wales, and some farm news courtesy of OMAFRA Connects.