In the studio with Elias-TTS Media- and JJ Cali. For videography and media needs. TTSMedia.inc & JJcali.lugo on IG. They present their songs: Humo, Never lloraste por mi and Frescito. And the snow melted near the radio station from their energy in the middle of the winter.
We hear Omah Lay-Understand-and Joeboy: Sip (Alchohol) THEN: Evidence of Eve – who creates handsewn clothing, accessories, and prints. Celebrate Nigeria @evidenceofeve on IG. Eve shares creative stories and inspire us to show up. We listen to Ayra Starr, Commas; Joeboy, Body and Soul, and Libianca, People.
Mystic Soundwaves is Explorations in Music, Art, Science, and Spirit.
Frequency: one new episode every 2–3 months First Episode: Inside Shine – A Sonic Journey Hosts: Sara Cicognani a station that offers music, art and content that uplifts the soul, inspires listeners, and supports them spiritually.
Program Description
Mystic Soundwaves is a new radio platform dedicated to exploring the mystical, spiritual, and transformative dimensions of music and art. The program is based on the idea that sound is not merely entertainment, but a primordial force (vibration) capable of resonating with humans on deeper levels — inner, cosmic, and communal.
Ancient traditions around the world have always considered sound as the primal principle of the universe, an act of creation and connection. For many cultures, music was not merely an aesthetic language: it was a bridge between human and cosmic, a tool for healing, a ritual, and a means of harmonizing body, mind, and spirit.
Objectives
In the contemporary socio-cultural system, music has progressively been transformed into a commercial product and consumable background, losing much of its original significance: • ritual • spiritual • communal • energetic • therapeutic
This reduction is the result of modern dynamics — industrialization, commercialization, and the loss of the sacred — which have created a profound fracture between music and its ancestral function.
Mystic Soundwaves is designed to explore and heal this fracture, offering new perspectives by drawing both from contemporary research and the memory of ancient traditions. The Role of the New Age: A Bridge to the Past (and the Future)
Since the 1960s, the New Age movement has sought to reconnect this link, reviving the idea that music can: • alter states of consciousness • support meditation and introspection • harmonize body, mind, and spirit • facilitate emotional and energetic healing
Without replacing ancient cultures, the New Age has brought back to light tools, techniques, and visions that modernity had marginalized.
Science and Vibration: The Bridge of Physics Contemporary studies suggest that sound — understood as physical vibration — can influence liquid matter, including the structures of water. Since life and the human body are largely water-based, this opens fascinating possibilities: it is not just a metaphor to say that music vibrates within us. The program integrates this research without sensationalism, posing questions, comparing data, and creating fertile ground for dialogue.
Program Mission
Mystic Soundwaves creates a radio environment where: • scientific research • ancient practices • music therapy • artistic experiences meet and intertwine, giving rise to an authentic and interdisciplinary dialogue.
The goal is to: • inform without oversimplifying • inspire without dogma • provide practical tools for mindful listening • give voice to traditions, artists, researchers, and visionaries • explore the power of sound as a means of deep connection
Each episode offers listeners: • in-depth insights • interviews • guided sound experiences • artistic and spiritual reflections • scientific and comparative perspectives
Mystic Soundwaves is hosted by Sara Cicognani and airs on CKMS-FM every other month on Sundays from 4:00pm to 4:30pm starting 25 January 2026.
Mystic SoundwavesMystic Soundwaves is Explorations in Music, Art, Science, and Spirit. Frequency: one new episode every 2–3 monthsFirst Episode: Inside Shine – A Sonic JourneyHosts: Sara Cicognani a station that offers music, art and content that uplifts the soul, inspires listeners, and supports them spiritually. Program Description Mystic Soundwaves is a new radio platform dedicated to … Continue reading Mystic Soundwaves→
What’s up, y’all? As always, first up, here is what I’ve added to Libretime since last week:
Steve Berndt
Heart of Hearts
Jazz
CanCon
Octavium
Anticipate – Single
Metal
CanCon
Carina
Unapologetically It – Single
Pop
CanCon
Buzz Hummer
Blown By That Wind – Single
Folk
CanCon
Jackson Reed and the Silverbirds
Live in ’25 – EP
Rock
CanCon
Jackson Reed and the Silverbirds
Little Red Corvette b/w Detroit Medley – Single
Rock
CanCon
The McDades
PEGGY-O – Single
Folk
CanCon
Brodie McAllister’s Wattle
Jazz in Meanjin 021 – Live at KPEK
Jazz
No
Satellite Birdhouse
The Big Reveal – Single
Folk
CanCon
kpec3 arrival
Beyond the Skies – Single
Rock
No
Dave Soroka
Tastie Treat
Folk
CanCon
Genevieve Racette
Golden (Deluxe)
Folk
CanCon
Michael J. Moore
Chapter 3 – EP
Folk
CanCon
Thalia Gunawan
Kamu yang dibangku depan – Single
Pop / World
No
Hewson Grey
Live in Cold Lake
Rock
CanCon
Hewson Grey
Refleck
Rock
CanCon
Black Eye Butterfly
I Am An Antenna – Single
Rock
CanCon
Ritch Mitchell
Outrun Your Past – Single
Rock
CanCon
Quiet Resonance
Pathways
Ambient
No
John McNeill & Tom Harrell
Look to the Sky
Jazz
No
The New Gypsies featuring Vic Juris
The New Gypsies featuring Vic Juris
Jazz
No
Matt Harrity
Suits and Scotches
Jazz
No
Dave Pietro
The Butterfly Effect
Jazz
No
Larry Willis
Just in Time
Jazz
No
Tommy Andersson
Shimmering Blue
Jazz
No
Dave Friedman & Tony Miceli
Glow
Jazz
No
Kevin Hays
Ugly Beauty
Jazz
No
John Hart
New Mantra
Jazz
No
Kirk Knuffke
Brother
Jazz
No
Rev Dave and the Sin Eaters
Clouds Like Buffalo
Country
CanCon
Remy Verreault
Throwing Daggers in the Dark
Rock
CanCon
SeaDaisy
Got Hit – Single
Rock
CanCon
SeaDaisy
Mountain – Single
Rock
CanCon
Bad Bad Joel
Burning Building – Single
Electronic
Extended and Radio Edit versions available
CanCon
The Golden Age of Wrestling
Sweet Chin Music
Electronic
CanCon
Kye Alfred Hillig
Ezekiel Bobbing for Apples – Single
Country
No
Joel Miller
What If?
Classical
CanCon
Soul Howe and the Swells
Life Rolls On – Single
Pop
CanCon
Abstract Butta Fingas
Definitive Outwhere Recognisance
Electronic
No
Various Artists
LY003: Weaving
World
Partial CanCon
The Cross Sea
The Cross Sea
Folk
CanCon
Matthew Holtby
Pretending – Single
Rock
CanCon
Inlaid
Fear of Your Dreams – Single
Metal
CanCon
Inlaid
My Own – Single
Metal
CanCon
Inlaid
My Way – Single
Metal
CanCon
Inlaid
Nemesis – Single
Metal
CanCon
Inlaid
Never Forget – Single
Metal
CanCon
Inlaid
Salem’s Curse – Single
Metal
CanCon
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Quiet Resonance – Valley
Joel Miller – Dew Drop In
Steve Berndt – Blue Skies on Mars
Brodie McAllister’s Wattle – Blappin
John McNeil & Tom Harrell – Unit 7
The New Gypsies featuring Vic Juris – Mystrieuse
Sam Wilkes – Stay Home
The Golden Age of Wrestling – ditching you to go have sex with your dad at kfc was toxic and i am so sorry
Bad Bad Joel – Burning Building (Extended Mix) [feat. Louise]
Abstract Butta Fingas – To Fall In Love
Carina – Unapologetically It
Soul Howe and the Swells – Life Rolls On
Thalia Gunawan – Kamu Yang Dibangku Depan
Luyos MaryCarl – An Eagle’s Flight
Dave Soroka – Baby’s Weird
Michael J. Moore – That Summer Night in Boston
Buzz Hummer – Blown By That Wind
Satellite Birdhouse – The Big Reveal
Genevieve Racette – Come As You Are
Kye Alfred Hillig – Ezekiel Bobbing for Apples
Rev Dave and the Sin Eaters – Jonah Got a Scooter
The Cross Sea – The Midwest
SeaDaisy – Got Hit
Madeline Doornaert – Black Crows
Ritch Mitchell – Outrun Your Past
Hewson Grey – Small Town
Black Eye Butterfly – I Am An Antenna
Kpec3 arrival – Beyond the Skies
Greystone Canyon – Immigrant Song
Jackson Reed and the Silverbirds – Do You Feel The Way I Do
CAR287 Presents “The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution” is hosted by Terrence Ferguson and airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays every four weeks from 8:00pm to 9:00pm with a replay on Wednesdays every four weeks from 10:00am to 11:00am.
CAR287 Presents The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution Show 6Time Song/Segment Artist/creator Album/Show 00:00 Show Intro TERRENCE FERGUSON Manitoba Rockin Revolution 02:00 Opening Song CAR287 Looking Through The Lens 05:22 Interview -The Soundoff TERRENCE FERGUSON Manitoba Rockin Revolution 13:49 Over and Over and Over Again The Soundoff Over and Over and Over Again – Single 18:16 Interview -Tyler Del Pino TERRENCE FERGUSON Manitoba Rockin … Continue reading CAR287 Presents The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution Show 6→
CAR287 Presents “The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution”CAR287 Presents “The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution” in which Terrence Ferguson from the band CAR287 interviews up and coming bands from the Winnipeg original music scene. CAR287 Presents “The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution” is hosted by Terrence Ferguson and airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays every four weeks from 8:00pm to 9:00pm with a replay on Wednesdays every … Continue reading CAR287 Presents “The Manitoba Rockin’ Revolution”→
HYOS: Shuffle Time is a show where you get the experience of listening on shuffle without the chaos.
I love listening to my library on shuffle. It gives me the chance to surprise myself with tracks I’d forgotten about, get more familiar with tracks I haven’t heard much, and spontaneously meet my old favourites again. Plus, I still get a kick from the whiplash of jumping from quiet folk to ecstatic dance music to abstract jazz. I won’t subject you to the complete disorder of shuffle, but I can give you a taste (with some of my own chatter on the side!). Expect music from any genre, any time period, anywhere in the world.
Recording
Pardon some technical hiccups and such—first show, still figuring some things out. Altogether not a bad first show!
Tracks played
In true shuffle nature I recommend looking at this after listening, so you can be surprised by the music itself and check it out later. But it’s up to you!
The Sugarcubes — “Motorcrash” (1988)
Étoile de Dakar — “Thiely” (1978)
INXS — “New Sensation” (1987)
Power Trip — “Executioner’s Tax” (2017)
X — “Alphabetland” (2020)
Masashi Hamauzu — “Blitz Off!” (2000)
Jamie xx — “Sleep Sound” (2015)
Antonio Vivaldi (cond. Trevor Pinnock, perf. The English Concert) — “Presto” (from Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, “Summer”) (1725)
Sonny Rollins — “Strode Rode” (1956)
Loona — “Loonatic” (2017)
Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment (feat. Jamila Woods) — “Sunday Candy” (2015)
William Finn (perf. Keith Byron Kirk, Malcolm Gets, and company) — “Heart and Music” (1995)
R. D. Burman (perf. Asha Bhosle) — “Teri Meri Yaari Badi Purani” (1974)
The Monroe Brothers — “My Long Journey Home” (1936)
Pete Townshend — “And I Moved” (1980)
John Lee Hooker — “Boom Boom” (1962)
Mamer — “Kargashai” (2009)
HYOS: Shuffle Time was hosted by Aaron Cornies and aired on CKMS-FM on Saturday 10 January 2025 from Midnight to 1:00am.
What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — the top 25 of 2025! The year has some really great music, and so, we’re bringing it into the new year.
Tracklist (albums are listed in square brackets):
Niko B – Ring a Bell? [people. – EP/cheerleader]
Earl Sweatshirt – WELL DONE! [Live Laugh Love]
Mr. Muthaf***in Exquire – The Soloist [Vol. 2: The Y.O.U Print]
Mobb Deep – The M. The O. The B. The B. (feat. Big Noyd) [Infinite]
Blu – EASY/ALL NIGHT (feat. MED & Bane Capital) [Forty/God Loves Babies and Fools/GOOD MEN DIE LIKE DOGS/York (2009-2019 Lost Sessions)/Kroyon/Ground & Water (Demos)/Learning to Smile in Conversation (Demos)/Holly Hood/NEU NGZ]
Lloyd Banks – Save a Spot [AON 3: Despite My Mistakes/Halloween Havoc VI: Sword of Sixes]
Billy Woods – Cold Sweat [GOLLIWOG]
Public Enemy – Ageism [Black Sky Over the Projects: Apartment 2025]
Big KRIT – Gotta Do It [Dedicated to Cadalee Barittz]
Yy – Not Spring in Winnipeg (feat. Gruf) [Dues and Don’ts]
Aesop Rock – John Something [Black Hole Superette/I Heard It’s A Mess There Too]
Ab-Soul – PERFECT 9 [FEAR AND LOATHING IN DEL AMO]
Cool Calm Pete – Online [Demolition]
Michael Christmas – ROB ME A PERSON [West Coast Mike/Proving a Point]
Atmosphere – Neptune [Jestures]
Open Mike Eagle – my co-worker clark kent’s secret box [Neighborhood Gods Unlimited]
Birdapres – An AI for an AI [Peanuts and Corn Archive Issues 01 and 02]
Mcenroe – Dollarama [Procrastination Street]
Buck 65 – The Break Room [Keep Moving]
Video Dave – that walk before dinner on xmas eve [Old Chicago Stadium]
Shad – Islands [Start Anew]
R.A.P Ferreira & Kenny Segal – credentials [The Night Green Side Of It]
Serengeti – ai demo [mixtape 2/mixtape 3/mixtape 4/universe/choo/ajai ii remix album/gasoline rainbows]
Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR – DIE TRYING (feat. Yebba) [$ome $exy $ongs 4 U]
Mac Miller – Excelsior [Balloonerism]
See y’all next time! Also, I’m launching a Substack soon, keep an eye out.
Welcome to 2026 one and all! Bringing you a playlist that will welcome the New Year, whatever it means to you, and also reflect on the past. Thanks for listening!
What’s up, y’all? Happy new years to those of you that I have not wished it to yet! New year, same old traditions — first up, here is what I added to Libretime in the last week:
Mad Wet Sea
Ash and Ruin – Single
Metal
CanCon
bennix
fairfax – Single
Pop
No
Carter C. Carter
I Miss the Hurt – Single
Pop
No
Thee Soreheads
I’m Not Your Fucking Sex Doll – EP
Punk
CanCon
BellaADonna
Say My Name – Single
Pop
No
Sandra Lamb
Thank You Lord – Single
Religious
No
Okleland
U-Turn – Single
Pop
CanCon
Caroline Parke
The Worst Part of the Year – Single
Folk
CanCon
Caput Medusae
Schwarzchild – Single
Rock
No
Madeline Doornaert
Black Crows – Single
Rock
CanCon
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
The Will Barnes Quartet – The Longest Day
The Necks – Causeway
Okleland – U-Turn
Carter C. Carter – I Miss The Hurt
Benni x – Fairfax
BellaADonna – Say My Name
J Anders – Save Me
Jeremy Voltz – Feel It All
Hannah Acfield – Dreamer
Sandra Lamb – Thank You Lord
Caroline Parke – The Worst Part of the Year
Tyson Ray Borsboom – Learning Slow
Dylan White – Some Kids
Adam Franklin – Plans
Scarlett Butler – Bridges
The Cross Sea – Just Like Adrianne
Monique Hunsley – Crying in the Rain
The Barr Brothers – Another Tangerine
Thee Soreheads – I’m Not Your F***ing Sex Doll
Mad Wet Sea – Ash and Ruin
Scheitan – Love n Death
Pythonic – Pills
Thunderor – Pump Up the Volume
The Spuds Mackenzies – Pink Pony Club
The Commoners – Just Watch Me
What’s up, y’all? Happy new years! Tonight, we kick off the year with the top 50 of 2025 — tonight covers #50-26, next week covers the top 25. A few honorable mentions are discussed at the end; albums in the main list are noted in square brackets.
Tracklist:
Lil Wayne – Island Holiday [Tha Carter VI]
mgk – vampire diaries [lost americana]
Tyler, the Creator – STOP PLAYING WITH ME [DON’T TAP THE GLASS]
Ghostface Killah – 4th Disciple [Supreme Clientele 2]
Westside Gunn – Eddie Bauer [Hitler Wears Hermes 12/Heels Have Eyes 1-3]
Armand Hammer – Super Nintendo [Mercy]
The Game – The Assassination of Candace Owens [Gangsta Grillz: Every Movie Needs a Trailer]
Wynne – Comb’s Toyota [Say Wynne]
Evidence – Laughing Last [Unlearning, Vol. 2]
Domo Genesis & Graymatter – BuenosNachos [World Gone Mad – EP/SCRAM!]
Jay Electronica – Is It Possible That The Honorable Elijah Muhammed Is Still Physically Alive??? (feat. DRAM) [A Written Testimony: Leaflets/A Written Testimony: Power at the Rate of My Dreams/A Written Testimony: Mars, the Inhabited Planet]
Danny Brown & underscores – Copycats [Stardust]
Clipse – The Birds Don’t Sing (feat. John Legend & Voices of Fire) [Let God Sort ‘Em Out]
Wednesday – Elderberry Wine [Bleeds]
Mac Demarco – Phantom [Guitar]
De La Soul – Don’t Push Me [Cabin in the Sky]
Anti-Lilly & Phoniks – Play Me In [All Good Things]
Kent Jamz – renegade [fear]
Chance the Rapper – Pretty [Star Line]
G Perico – Street Lights [LA Gangster]
J.U.S & Raphy – Trips [Treasures/The Treasure Map]
Nas & DJ Premier – Pause Tapes [Light Years]
ThorHighHeels – The Talk [FESTERING GREEN/LOST IN TRANSIT OST]
Lupe Fiasco – ALL CAPS FLAVOR [GHOTTING MIT]
John Wells – I called your phone [can we link before the world ends? – EP/Life is Hard, Can We Do It Together? – EP/I Don’t Wanna Die, Pt. 1]
Episode XXV of Reader’s Delight features authors Lindsay Mayhew, Connor LaFortune, Kyle Flemmer, and Vanessa Ricci-Thode.
Lindsay Mayhew and Connor LaFortune join us to discuss the evolution of the anthology they co-edited, A Thousand Tiny Awakenings, and to read their own contributions to the collection.
Social media: @lindsaymayhewpoet http://NMKNS.ca
Books: A Thousand Tiny Awakenings
Kyle Flemmer talks about his work as a multi-media artist and reads from his recent poetry collection Supergiants (Wolsak and Wynn), as well as sharing with us about his upcoming book The Wiki of Babel.
What’s up, y’all? The show still airs on Sunday at 10:00 PM, but due to the weather today, a family event got postponed by a couple of days, right when I would be recording the show, so my schedule’s a bit wonky and I’m putting everything together early. Hey, you benefit by finding out what I’ve added to Libretime this week earlier than usual!
The Spuds Mackenzies
Pink Pony Club – Single
Rock
CanCon
Dave Soroka
Dale Avenue
Folk
CanCon
Dave Soroka
Off-Leash Heaven
Folk
Tracks 4 and 8 are explicit
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
Are You Sure – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
As We Continue (to drive each other insane) – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
If I Only Had A Clue – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
It’s a Hot Night in Surrey – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
Let It Go – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
Like a Wolf in a Cathedral – Single
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
The Time is Always Right – Single
Pop
CanCon
Lexxi Raine
The Grief Case – EP
Pop
No
Kim Kondrasoff
Let the Madness Begin
Pop
CanCon
Various Artists
Now & Then
Pop
CanCon
Kim Kondrasoff
Red Shoes
Pop
CanCon
Andrew Kavadas
Red Silk Fan – Single
Pop
CanCon
Reid Jamieson
Songs for a Winter’s Night 2
Folk
CanCon
Reid Jamieson
Live for the Holidays
Christmas
CanCon
Stink Breath
Best on 70’s – EP
Punk
No
Johnny Beachit
Hurricanes and Business Deals – Single
Country
No
Johnny Beachit
She Loves You From a Distance – Single
Country
No
Here is Sunday’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Fhae – the egg
Amirtha Kidambi’s Elder Ones – Farmer’s Song
Rick Sparks – A Time To Heal
The Legendary Ten Seconds – Old Torquay Adverts
Dave Soroka – Getting Ready for Winter/Renos Squirrel
Johnny Beachit – Hurricanes and Business Deals
Kim Kondrashoff & Sandra Capadouca – As We Continue (to drive each other insane)
Andrew Kavadas – Red Silk Fan
Loretta Lee – The One Thing That Keeps Me Alive
Reid Jamieson – Canadian Sunset
Starbuck – I’ll Be There To Take You Home
Stink Breath – Best On 70’s
Teethout – Down on Richmond
Les Batards – La Voisine
Two Tonne Machete – Pigs Pigs
Outlying – Streets of Rats and Vultures
Engrupid Pipol – Animal Inteligenz
Liminal Spirit – A Better Place
The Jack Rubies – Are We Being Recorded?
WOLF WHISTLE WOUNDS – The Gaslight District
Royal Commission – Emotional Support Australian
Binoculars – All Things Considered
Me, You, and My Metronome – Cut Back the Sound
Jag One – Two Lightning Strikes
Strawberry Alarm Clock – Live Water
Two versions for Episode 39, a one-off version with a special piece at the end for Christmas Day, and a version with a different ending for repeats during other times of the year (see further down the page).
8:01-9:00 PM- Drew Rouse – Chicken Hawks, The Mountain, Yuletid. Followed by interview with Michael Clayton, talking about barriers while attending college. Followed by Bob Marley: Coming in From the Cold, Pimpers Paradise, Zion Train, Redemption Song, Could You Be Loved, So Much Trouble in The World, Zimbabwe. – And When We Party – Righteous ft Pro-Logic, DJ Ron Nelson, Mr Q.
9:00-9:59 PM- RVN open format DJ
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What’s up, y’all? Merry Christmas! In keeping with the Christmas spirit, tonight is the the worst of the year. More than two hours of unbridled hating and negativity. Didn’t even throw in a mix of good music. Just a foul note for everyone. See y’all in the new year for the best of.
Listener discretion is even more advised than usual.