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CKMS News -2024-11-15- Cambridge manufacturer to be protested in Canada-wide day of action targeting war plane supply chain

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CKMS News -2024-11-14- Cambridge manufacturer to be protested in Canada-wide day of action targeting war plane supply chain.

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Cambridge, ON – On November 16th, a “F-35 day-of-action” will be held across the country, to highlight Canadian complicity in the ongoing violence in Palestine and Lebanon by the Israeli military, and to demand a full two-way arms embargo involving Israel. 

Arms Embargo Now, the network organizing the protests have focused on the supply chain for the F-35 war plane, which is tied to the death of thousands of civilians and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure including shelters, schools, and hospitals. In Waterloo Region at least 6 manufacturing facilities are linked to the F-35, including local protest target, the PCC Aerostructures’ Centra plant in Cambridge.

While federal liberals have put a stop to some weapons exports. CKMS News asked Liberal MPs in Cambridge Valerie Bradford and Brian May for comment but did not receive any response. CKMS News’ requests to PCC Aerostructures’ Centra for comment also went unanswered.

This show features an interview with Aamina Parkar, an organiser with the grassroots group Neighbours for Palestine Waterloo Region. Parkar discusses the day-of-action and other tactics that are being used to pressure the Canadian government.

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

Waterloo proposing “gentle density” zoning changes

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CKMS News -2024-11-12- Waterloo proposing “gentle density” zoning changes.

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Waterloo, ON – Aiming to add housing units while “gently” densifying low-rise residential neighbourhoods, the city of Waterloo is proposing changes to its zoning bylaws and official plan, allowing 4 units and buildings of up to 4 stories on every plot of residential land in the city.  Parking minimums will also be reduced under the plan while maximum building height will increase.

City officials are requesting residents provide feedback on the proposals through the EngageWR web portal ahead of a vote in city council in December.  Kitchener city council enacted similar changes in March of 2024.

This show features interviews with City of Waterloo planner Tristin Deveau, and Meg Walker, an eviction prevention worker at the Social Development Council of Waterloo Region. Deveau speaks on the details and motivations for the changes, and concerns some residents have brought forward. Walker responds to the proposals and discusses other measures the city could take to reduce housing costs. 

 

Radio Nowhere

Radio Nowhere Episode 88, 11/09/24

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She La 54-40
We Used to be Friends The Dandy Warhols
I’m Gonna Booglarize You Baby Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band
Skoobly-Oobly-Doobob Ten Years After
Tryin’ Times Roberta Flack
Walking On The Moon The Police
Stir It Up Bob Marley and the Wailers
The Most Beautiful World In The World Harry Nilsson
Black Magic Woman Fleetwood Mac
Black Magic Woman Santana
Tales of Lucy Blue Bob Seger System
I’ll Be Back The Beatles
Viajera del Rio (Bals) Tribus Futuras
Barrio Viejo Ry Cooder
Hey, Willy Boy Townes Van Zandt
CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 8 November 2024: Retrograth Day and Fundraising

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Show Notes

Retrograþ Postpunk Electro from Sweden (silhoutte photo of Claes Nordling on stage) Coagulation Tour 2024 May 24 STOCKHOLM Melody Box June 9 OSAKA Environmental Og 10 NARA Neverland 11 NAGOYA Nanya 13 TOKYO Ruby Room 14 KYOTO Growly 15 SHIZUOKA Freaky Show July 13 BATUMI Loft 4 Aug 2 ISTANBUL Outro Music 23 STOCKHOLM Ekermanska Okt 8 GÄVLE Musikhuset Nov 2 LUDVIKA Dala Destroi 13 TORONTO Bovine Sex Club 14 HAMILTON Vertagogo 15 OTTAWA Cafe Dekcuf 16 MONTREAL Brasserie Beaubien 17 WATERLOO Revive 20 FORT WORTH The Cicada 21 SAN ANTONIO The Mix 22 DALLAS Cheapstaks Dec 14 ENSKEDE G:a Enskede Bryggeri (QR codes for Spotify and retrograth.bandcamp.com)
 

Today we were supposed to have a web conference with Claes Nördling of Retrograþ, but technical difficulties prevented us from connecting. And those technical difficulties extended to the broadcast and video, so there’s no podcast or video today. Retrograþ is performing at Revive Karaoke on Sunday 17 November at Noon, and Claes will be joining us in the studio on Monday 18 November 2024 for CKMS Community Connections at 11:00am, so join us then!

Today was also the first day of our 2024 Fall Fundraiser! You can support Radio Waterloo (and maybe help us overcome those technical difficulties) by making a donation. Our goal is $1000 over the next two weeks. $5, $10, $100 or more all helps offset our operational costs. A donation of $24 or more will also get you a membership in Radio Waterloo, and a Host Your Own Show certificate, so you can go on the air yourself. You can donate at https://radiowaterloo.ca/give.

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Upcoming Events

All details of the Retrograþ world tour are on their Facebook Events page.

Transatlantic Coagulation November Canada 13 TORONTO bovine sex club 14 HAMILTON vertagogo 15 OTTAWA cafe dekcuf 16 MONTREAL brasserie Beaubien 17 WATERLOO revive TEXAS 20 FORT WORTH cicada 21 SAN ANTONIO the mix 22 DALLAS cheap steaks
 

All tracks today are by Retrograþ and Claes Nördling.

Time Title Album
15:00:58 CCCtheme by Steve Todd CKMS Community Connections
15:01:29 Plastic Passion Retrograþ Coagulation (red and blue bubbles, maybe blood)
Coagulation
15:05:27 Heat of Time Retrograþ Heat of Time
Quantification
15:09:41 Testing Ground (with ee:man) ee:man & Retrograth Testing Ground (illustration of three test tubes)
(single)
15:13:32 Redoubt (Poltava) Retrograth Redoubt (Poltava) (B&W photo of a tricorn hat in a field)
(single)
15:18:18 Low Frequency Oscillation Retrograth Low Frequency Oscillation (a light grey waveform on a dark background)
EP Oscillation
15:22:14 Mirror Sentences Retrograth Falsification (two hands with interlacing thumbs held in the air)
Falsification EP
15:25:43 Untitled 18 Retrograth Driven Snow (B&W photo of a copse of trees with no leaves, and an owl face superimposed)
Driven snow
15:30:30 The Year Stood Still Retrograth The Year Stood Still (illustration of a Leyden Jar? Lighthouse? Spaceship?)
(single)
15:33:49 Silent Spring Retrograþ Silent Spring (B&W negative of birds flying from a tree)
(single)
15:37:45 Artificial Light (Blue LED) Retrograþ Saturation (a rain-soaked street with shops across the way)
Saturation
15:41:45 Nocturnal City
15:46:16 Habitat of Light
15:49:59 After Hours
15:54:09 Artificial Light (LED light album) Retrograþ Quantification (a lowercase h with a slash, possibly representing Planck's Constant, light blue on a darker background)
Quantification

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at ccc@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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New Music, The Horizon Broadening Hour

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #52

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What’s up, y’all? I’ve been adding more music to Libretime, like always — check the list:

Satellite Birdhouse So Long – Single Folk CanCon
Louisiana Child Cocaine Cowboy – Single Rock No
Ghost Town Minstrels 100 Year Storm – Single Country CanCon
Ghost Town Minstrels Go’n Crazy – Single Country CanCon
Sadie Fine & Jacob Sartorius Wish You All the Worst – Single Pop Explicit and Clean Versions Available No
Braden Rozman Cherry Blossom – Single Singer-Songwriter CanCon
Mushroom Philosophy Clean Living Punk CanCon
Taylor Curtis Transient Rock CanCon
Icarus Phoenix Feel – Single Alternative Explicit and Clean Versions Available No
ELOHRIA Panduan – Single Rock No
Engage Guitar Strings/Mirage – Single Folk CanCon
Charles Szczepanek Mary, Did You Know? – Single New Age / Christmas No
Charles Szczepanek In the Bleak Midwinter – Single New Age / Christmas No
Ross Christopher & Eddy Ruyter Ave Maria – Single New Age / Christmas No
Suzanne Lanford & Crystal Powers Still Still Still – Single New Age / Christmas No
Blackmore’s Night Winter Carols Pop / Christmas No
Erik Lankin Aloft on Broken Wings – Single Classical CanCon
Kristen Anzelc Scars – Single Pop CanCon
David Jane Garden Out Back – Single Alternative CanCon
Oba Could Have – Single Alternative CanCon
Sarah Swire Tight! – Single Folk CanCon
Jackie and her brother Happy Shadows – Single Pop CanCon
Robert Thomas and the Sessionmen The Way We Roll – Single Folk CanCon
Sleepkit Camp Emotion Rock CanCon
Christophe Elie A Soldiers Face – Single Folk CanCon
Christophe Elie Columbia – Single Folk CanCon
Christophe Elie Trump Tweets On – Single Folk CanCon
Christophe Elie Bridging Borders Folk CanCon
Christophe Elie Deepest Shade of Blue Folk CanCon
Frolin Peaceful Reflections No
Plumes Many Moons Away Pop No
Chasing the Sunshine Faker Rock CanCon
Ryan Dsouza Angel Full of Lies – Single Rock CanCon
Ryan Dsouza Feel the Breeze – Single Pop CanCon
Ryan Dsouza In Another Life – Single Pop CanCon
Ryan Dsouza Whats Behind Da Rainbow – Single Reggae CanCon
miufly What I Told U – Single Pop CanCon
The Young Scones The Muse – Single Rock CanCon
Yufu Honey If You’re Extra – Single Dance No
Zachary Friedrich Christmastime Is Here Singer-Songwriter / Christmas No
Amelie Patterson Napoleon Folk CanCon
Wreckless Harbour Step Lightly (Side A) Folk CanCon
3AM Home’s Here Rock No
Marlon Hove The Dusty Streets of Njube Pop No
Sean Bienhaus Live at Supercrawl Alternative CanCon
Michael Melia Songs of a Younger Man Rock No
Maryn Charlie Fix Myself (Acoustic) – Single Singer-Songwriter No
Wasted Youth Club Consequences Rock No
Zuco 103 Telenova Remix Vol. 2 – Move [EP] Electronic No
Close to Fire Call You – Single Pop No
Bethebestmg Nike’s Love – Single Pop CanCon

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

You Might Be Sleeping – Norway
Grizzly Coast – Washed
Chris Pellnat – We Are Not Robots
PyPy – Poodle Wig
Taylor Curtis – Nice Weather
Chasing the Sunshine – Sober October
3AM – Draino in the gas tank
Spun Out – Pale Green Sky
No Museums – Closely Watched Trains
Michael Melia – She’s Walking Down the Street Again
Mushroom Philosophy – Ladies
Icarus Phoenix – FEEL
Louisiana Child – Cocaine Cowboy
Ghost Town Minstrels – 100 Year Storm
Oba – Could Have
David Jane – Garden Out Back
Sarah Swire – Tight!
Satellite Birdhouse – So Long
Robert Thomas & the Session Men – The Way We Roll
Ollee Owens – The Neighborhood
Engage – Guitar Strings (feat. Carla Bonnell)
Braden Rozman – Cherry Blossom
Jackie and her brother – Happy Shadows
Kristen Anzelc – Scars
Sadie Fine & Jacob Sartorious – Wish You All the Worst
Celena – Bless Me
Merman – Oh Lord
Yufu – Honey If You’re Extra
Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra – Where’s Home? (feat. Ethan Enoch & Lucie Pegna)
Sicantricko – Rolling Stones
Johnny Dubb – Top Boy
B1GJUICE – B4 the Storm
Super Duty Tough Work – Dirty Hands

Also, we are fundraising! Times are hard for everyone, especially a small, co-operatively run radio station that is working hard to bring y’all great material without corporate influence. If you have any interest in donating, please hit the “donate” button to your left.

See y’all next time!

No Crap Radio, Shows

NO CRAP RADIO VER. 2.21 SAT. NOV. 9/24 12AM

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Some 40’s jazz to start.  It always amazes me how talented musicians have been. Artie Shaw was one of Americas finest arrangers.  400 years from now his work will be viewed as modern classical.  The completely forgotten Boswell Sisters who have yet to be equaled in their stylistic approach, an early blues diva and a standard from Joe Turner.

This weeks movie recommendation Wild in the Streets.  A 1968 milestone dystopian vision of how the young come to power in the future.  They eventually start dosing anyone over 45 with lsd.  Fourteen and fight!

Some ugly songs about death and America.

Ex Airplane guitarist Jorma Kaukonen and vocal gymnastics by Ellen Macillwaine.

Poetry/music from three Canadians and some truth from the islands.

This weeks recommended site. bbc.uk.  boys from the blackstuff. A gritty 5 episode tv play written by Alan Bleasdale.  Life viewed from the perspective of the poor.  Gripping and heartrending.  Early 80’s.

No ska tonight.  They’re locked up under the stairs for being upstarts with a bad attitude. Sharp dressers though…

artie shaw-st james infirmary 

boswell sisters-It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing

bessie smith-do your duty  

j turner-st louis blues

john martyn-john wayne

nice cave-tupelo

violent femme-hallowed ground

joan osbourne-the man in the long black coat

will white-mournin doves

be good tanya-in my time of dying

johnsmith-ring that bell

tracy nelson-baby please don’t go

jorma kaukonen-another mans done gone

ellen mcillwaine-down so low

harry manx-lay down my worries

john mayall-sensitive kind

chris whitley-radar

matt good-weapon

doors-the wasp

hip-the luxury

marley-zimbabwe

ub40-1 in 10 dub

marley peter tosh bunny wailer-Downpressor Man  

toots-living in the ghetto

Fundraising is starting up so go here to help us out.  

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Thanks from the crew

A tyrant pawn is in place next door.  Welcome to the Apocalypse.  It’s not my first.

“It is usually futile to try to talk facts & analysis to people who are enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.” Thomas Sowell

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The Clean Up Hour

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 291

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What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour, in which I talk about the election and the continued neglect of the Datpiff archive story. Certainly not the most uplifting rambling I’ve ever done, but what can you do, eh?!

Tracklist:

XV, Mike Summers, & Mickey Factz – The Blog Era
XV & Mike Summers – July 26th, 2010
The Antiheroes & D-Sisive – Blow Up
Remy Gray, L.A.M.E., & Michael Christmas – SpaceGhost
Calez – Navy Pier
Mr. Swagtastic – Swagga Tight
Shawn Chrystopher – iRockPolo
Qwest – Missing
Gutta Gadafi (aka Gutta da God) – Can I Live (Freestyle)
Groundworks – Dungeon Keepers
Pesticyde & Poetic Death – Emergency Notice
Show TuFli – Collapse
Ryan Skid & Illdotlogic – The Reality Check
Divo – Hip Hop
Oddjobs, Slug, & Carnage – Hunger Pains 2
Object Beings – Attack of the Postmodern Pat Boone
Crackbeat Society – Where the Pack Meet
A.hymnz, Nomad, Variex, & 2Mex – Apocalypse in a Box
AndrRomak & Variex – The Fear of Nothing
Granola Funk Express & Grand Pupp – A Place to Rise
Cauzndefx – Aki
Calez – Empty Seat
Asthma & Reeses – Track 5
Jay Allen – Summer of 2011
Divo & DL Incognito – Wreck the Mic
Calez, Fnz-e-mak, & Julian Malone – Sunshine
Yung Nate – Forget About It
Cleen – American Idol
XV, Mike Summers, & Earth to Cheska – Treasure Chest

See y’all next time!

Shows, The Agriculture Show

episode 308 agriculture show oct 17 waterloo federation of agriculture AGM

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The Waterloo Federation of Agriculture held their AGM at Puddicome House in New Hamburg.  Brianna Miller, Miah VanNoord, Erin Jackson, Sarah Woods, Natasha Salonen, Tim Louis, Nic Weber, Mark Reusser, and Jeff Stager were speakers at the event.

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Radio Nowhere

Radio Nowhere Episode 87, 11/2/24

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Think Aretha Franklin
Planet Claire B-52’s
Something On My Mind Teenage Head
I Can See For Miles The Who
Alabama Neil Young
The Unfaithful Servant The Band
New Favorite Alison Krauss And Union Station
The End Kings Of Leon
Superman’s Dead Our Lady Peace
Hot Year The Sanco Loop
Statesboro Blues Blind Willie McTell
Statesboro Blues The Allman Brothers Band
Calaloo Cantoamérica
Lovely Cruise Jimmy Buffett
S’Tröpferlbad Familienmusik Hoffmann
New Music, The Horizon Broadening Hour

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #51

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What’s up, y’all? Even when the clocks fall back, I’m still adding more tunes to Libretime:

Melanie S Jane Connected Electronic No
Linda Sussman Run From the Lightning – Single Blues No
Good Effort Don’t Bother Me None – Single Rock Sudbury CanCon
Ontarians More How It Is Folk CanCon
Cruz Wilson Eyes of the Beast – Single Rock CanCon
Caroline Parke Deep Sigh – Single Singer-Songwriter CanCon
Colleen Allen, Fern Lindzon, & George Koller Tryptique Jazz CanCon
Victoria Carr Victoria Carr Singer-Songwriter CanCon
Steve Hensby Band Astronomers Aren’t Morning People Funk No
Horse Chops Mr. Headphones – Single Rock CanCon
Spy Dénommé-Welch with Catherine Magowan Transpositions Classical CanCon
Ken Whiteley Unseen Hands Folk CanCon
Johnny Dubb 3rd Time’s a Charm (Singles) Hip Hop Full album will be added on the 15th of November CanCon
Alex Exists With a Bang (Velvet Dream Mix) – Single Alternative CanCon
Healing Sound Project Pachamama New Age No
Magro Tokyo Tree EP Jazz No
Bet Smith The Rooster – Single Country CanCon
LEAHY LEAHY Live in Concert Folk CanCon
Chorus of Courage Two People – Single Singer-Songwriter Features Cait Alexander CanCon
Julian Daniel do you feel me? – Single Pop CanCon
Unknown Voidz Deception by my Side Punk CanCon
Fraser Teeple Went Off – Single Folk CanCon
Andie Loren Some Special Light Pop CanCon
Shane Pendergast Only Drifting By – Single Folk CanCon
Billie Zizi Levitate R&B CanCon
Shealagh Rose Tunnel Vision – Single Pop Hamilton CanCon
Silverstein Confession – Single Rock CanCon
Mike McKenna Jr. Smokey Mountain High Folk CanCon
Melodyalala Snowy Drive – Single Singer-Songwriter CanCon
Giselle Parker Vine Pop CanCon
Bella Brown & the Jealous Lovers Always Christmas Eve – Single Christmas / Soul No
Brad Strang SEX – Single Folk NSFR CanCon
Joel Jeschke Time and Place Jazz CanCon
Frank Mayor The Echo of Your Goodbye Jazz No
No Museums Lowways Alternative CanCon
B1GJUICE P.O.A.M Hip Hop Explicit and Clean Versions Available CanCon
Chris Pellnat We Are Not Robots – Single Rock No
Ground Swell Things That Were Yours Rock No
The Discarded Going Down to the Beach – Single Rock Orangeville CanCon
Spun Out Dream Noise Rock No
Celena Bless Me – Single Reggae CanCon
CHARLOT Lost Like Alice Pop No
Mell VF Christmas in Gaza – Single Pop / Christmas No
Lov3less Millennial Sadness – Single Pop No
Levi Boon Half Full – Single Pop No
Brass Rave Unit Weerwolven in Amsterdam – Single Electronic No
M. Lucky Someone (Radio Edit) – Single Pop No
Merman Oh Lord Pop CanCon
Dan Politano It’s Christmas – Single Pop CanCon
PyPy Sacred Times Punk CanCon
Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra Where’s Home? – Single Hip Hop No

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

Charles Szczepanek – For Clementine
Healing Sound Project – Soaring
Angell & Crane – Himalayan Dial-Up
Kalya Ramu – When the Moon is High
Colleen Allen, Fern Lindzon, & George Koller – News for Bob
Joel Jeschke – The Number Twelve
Frank Mayor – Something In Me Changed (feat. Viro)
Randy Hoexter – Particle Accelerator
Magro – Tokyo Tree
Melanie S Jane – We Ride the Waves
Julian Daniel – do you feel me?
Andie Loren – If You Don’t Love Me
Shealagh Rose – Tunnel Vision
Steve Hensby Band – I Wish I Was a Hat Man
Billie Zizi – Gas Station Couture
Trena – Broke Free
The Rubber Thongs – Cool As You
Good Effort – Don’t Bother Me None
Cruz Wilson – Eyes of the Beast
Horse Chops – Mr. Headphones
Unknown Voidz – My Money’s Wasted
Tarzan Grip – Genius
Ok cuddle – unless they bring back lobotomies for women I’m detransitioning
Ground Swell – My Beautiful Living Room
Tony Williams – Music Man
Bet Smith – The Rooster
Linda Sussman – Run From the Lightning
Caroline Parke – Deep Sigh
Melodyalala – Snowy Drive
Giselle Parker – Slow Bloom
Chorus of Courage – Two People (feat. Cait Alexander)
Bad Tractor – Old Hyundai

See y’all next time!

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 25 October 2024: Katherine Loveys of Parents for Community Living

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Show Notes

A woman with short blonde hair wearing a plaid shirt sits at a CKMS-FM microphone
Katherine Loveys

Katherine Loveys is in the studio to talk about Parents for Community Living and the Stand Up for PCL fundraiser to build affordable housing for people with developmental disabilities.

The interview starts at 6m12s.

Online:

Upcoming Events

Free tickets are still available! Just go to our Listen Live page and type in the chat box “I’d like to win tickets to Stand Up for PCL” (with your contact info).

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2024-10-25-episode172-Katherine-Loveys-of-Parents-for-Community-Living.mp3 (51 MB, 55m31s, episode 172)

Index

Time Title Album Artist
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc CKMS Sunflower logo (yellow petals surrounding a black centre with white wavies all on a teal background)
CKMS Community Connections 		Steve Todd
1m02s Priscilla Kangaroo the Riches (photo of four people lifting a purple army tank)
Kangaroo 		The Riches
6m12s Katherine Loveys tells us about Parents for Community Living. It started 1986, now there are 13 locations in Waterloo Region providing accomodation for individuals with intellectual disabilities. There are no longer provincial institutions, these individuals are now living in their own home communities. Katherine tells us about her own journey into PCL, and how it has changed over the years. Katherine talks about the various services provided at the homes, including respite programs .
14m08s Katherine introduces the Stand Up For PCL fundraiser. The goal is raising funds to build additional affordable housing. Katherine explains some of the previous work done to provide housing at the Bridgeport and Lancaster facility. St. Paul’s church wanted to repurpose their building, which was torn down and replaced with a 48 unit apartment building, of which PCL has ten units. There is also a commercial kitchen for community events. The other 38 units are available to people on the Region of Waterloo affordable housing program, but there are still some 6,000 people on the wait list, not including the 700 people with developmental disabilities on PCL‘s wait list. Katherine supplies more details on the comedy night.
21m29s Partners for Community Living is offering two free tickets to the comedy fundraiser to the first person to put their name in the Chat Box on our Listen Live page! Be sure to write in that you want the tickets to the Stand Up for PCL comedy show.
22m19s The Chase Is On Sonova FutureGrateful Volume 3 (A train station platform, B&W photo but the sky is blue with a white cloud)
Future Grateful Vol. 3 		Sonova (Andew McPherson)
26m36s Talking about fundraising, and how community living works, giving some more info about the Bridgeport/Lancaster residence. There are cooking classes, and PCL has a partnership with Second Harvest, which provides food for their community kitchen. The community hub is available for use community groups. Contact PCL at info@pclkw.org.
30m22s Katherine thanks the many sponsors of the Stand Up for PCL comedy night. There are still sponsorships opportunities, and they’re still accepting items for the silent auction. Katherine explains how the silent auction works.
32m48s Katherine discusses the privatization of health care, and how PCL is regulated in the sector. Private firms offering these services are not regulated as well. Katherine says that Developmental Services Ontario is where people can access care-giving services. But there’s a waiting list, 700 people in Waterloo Region; the waiting list across Ontario is 19,000 people. One of the challenges is finding affordable housing; another is finding employees. The pandemic made it more difficult to find people in health care and education. There are many specialty professions required, but there’s always room for volunteers.
39m43s William Kangaroo the Riches (photo of four people lifting a purple army tank)
Kangaroo 		The Riches
43m42s Talking about the different awards that Parents for Community Living has received. And there are health and wellness activities for both staff and the community, such as last year’s “Hot Tub Time Machine.” The employees are very engaged with the people they support, to help them fulfill their dreams and goals. Katherine thanks all the employees for what can be a thankless job. The work can be emotionally taxing, but it is very rewarding work. PCL is a major employer in Waterloo Region, and also a major consumer at grocery stores, and even purchasing real estate. There is some employee turnover, but many people have worked there for years. Katherine lists some of the requirements for employment at PCL.
50m17s Katherine summarizes the Stand Up for PCL one more time.
51m21s 14 to 20 Kangaroo the Riches (photo of four people lifting a purple army tank)
Kangaroo 		The Riches
54m32s Bob thanks Katherine, and gives the end credits.

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at ccc@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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Bonus Video

Video: CKMS Community Connections for Friday 25 October 2024 (Radio Waterloo Video)

Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2024 by the participants, and released under a CC BYCreative Commons Attribution Only license. Copy, re-use, and derivative works are allowed with attribution to Radio Waterloo and a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders. The theme music is written and performed by Steven Todd.

No Crap Radio, Shows

NO CRAP RADIO VER. 2.06 SAT. Nov. 2/24 12am

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Reggae to start us up tonight ok?  

You know going through all that time in the sixties when you maybe got a bag that was half seeds from your local seller to now when you can light up a spliff of government approved and taxed pot is quite a big step.

Lots of people went to jail so you can sit there and enjoy some tunes.  If you can, apply for a parole tomorrow. Do it. It’s your right.

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I hope.

This weeks recommended movie Conspiracy Theory with Mel Gibson.  They don’t want you to see this.

A twisted version of a pulp song.

A sixteen year old girl that sounds old and wise.

“Great sorrows cannot speak”. John Donne

Looking for some slam poets to submit their spoken words.  If you can take a minute and give wisdom I want to put it in the show.  Short and sweet like a razor fight in a dark room type of thing.

This weeks recommended site  https://ocula.com.    nice selection of modern art

All this and ska too!

gregory isaacs-night nurse 

rob symeonn-chosen one

leroy sibbles-garden of life

senya-children of the ghetto

jj cale-right down here

taj mahal-she caught the katy   

dr john-jump sturdy

tom waits-till the money runs out   

jam-running on the spot

stranglers-toiler

william shatner and joe jackson-common people

carter usm-twenty minutes to tulse hill. 

pearl jam-yellow ledbetter

hendrix-angel

stevie ray vaughan-little wing

tracy nelson-trust no man

tracy nelson-candy man

tracy nelson-rambin man

tracy nelson-jesus met the woman

tracy nelson-long old road

tracy nelson-house of the rising sun

morcheeba-never an easy way 

massive attack-blue lines

burning spear-the ghost 

bunch of believers-mission trip

selector-on my radio 91

bad manners-wooly bully

ska dows-yes yes yes

beat- tears of a clown live

Contact.  nocrapradio@yahoo.com

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The Clean Up Hour

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 290

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What’s up, y’all? Tonight’s mix is a dedication to Ka, the New York MC — Brownville representer — whose passing on October 12th marks the loss of an irreplaceable visionary. RIP Ka.

Tracklist:

D.N.A
Cold Facts
Iron Work
Knighthood
Day 93
Argo
Enough Praise/Recovering
If Not True
Tested Testimony
Stay Gutter
Still Heir
No Downtime
Day 1125
Illicit Fields
Barring the Likeness
Orpheus
I Need All That
We Not Innocent
Nothing Is
Subtle
Reap
I Wish (Death Poem)
Up Against Goliath
To Hull and Back
Children
Day 3
Oedipus
Day 13
Mourn at Night
Pray
No Reservations
Forgive Me
Old Justice
Grapes of Wrath
Collection Plate
My Only Home
Family Color
I Love (Mimi, Moms, Kev)
True Holy Water

See y’all next time!

Shows, Through The Static

Through the Static Episode 45 – 30/10/24

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Through the Static Spooky Special!! It’s the night before Halloween and to celebrate I’m playing some fun and spooky tracks, so sit back and sing along!

  • Witchy Woman – Eagles
  • Science Fiction/Double Feature – The Rocky Horror Picture Show
  • Dammit Janet – The Rocky Horror Picture Show
  • I Put A Spell On You – Nina Simone
  • Cold Cadaver – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
  • New Dawn Fades – Joy Division
  • Grim Grinning Ghosts – Disney
  • Theme from “Psycho” – Bernard Herrman

Check out the podcast!

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News -2024-10-30- Senior Women Living Together matches housemates to counter rising costs of living

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CKMS News -2024-10-30- Senior Women Living Together matches housemates to counter rising costs of living.

dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – As landlords continue to raise rental prices across the country, many are being left behind. According to rentals.ca, average rent in Canada has been increased by 25% since 2021. For some, the result is homelessness, and Waterloo Region is no exception – a recent report shows at least a 129% rise in chronic homelessness here since 2020.

“I knew I was going to be homeless at some point if I did not do something” says Pat Dunn, a widowed retiree now living in Peterborough. Dunn is the founder and the executive director of the non-profit organization Senior Women Living Together. Through subscriber generated profiles on their website, the organization finds matches for senior women, who then meet up to discuss living as housemates.  

This show features an interview with Pat Dunn who discusses her own brush with homelessness and rising rent led her to helping others in the same situation. The organization is currently promoting their free service in Waterloo Region.

Radio Nowhere

Radio Nowhere Episode 86, 10/26/24

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Mean Town Blues Johnny Winter
Parachute Woman The Rolling Stones
It’s About That Time Carlos Santana/Miles Davis
Cantaloupe Island Herbie Hancock
Detour Ahead (Featuring Miles Black) Mike Allen
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) Us3
Oh Vibrant Sky Wyatt C. Louis Feat. Wild Pink
Sadebake Adam Solomon, Kofi Ackah
Primavera en la Selva Chicha Libre
Give a Little Bit Supertramp
Fooling Yourself Styx
Owner of a Lonely Heart Yes
New Orleans Is Sinking The Tragically Hip
New Music, The Horizon Broadening Hour

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #50

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What’s up, y’all? First up, here is what I’ve added to Libretime in the past week:

Maverick Smith With Friends & Imperfections Rock No
Perrin & Co. Red Lips and Red Letters – Single Country CanCon
Randy Hoexter Tomorrowsville Jazz No
Angell & Crane Angell & Crane Jazz CanCon
The Ashley Sisters Everything Changes – Single Country CanCon
Brad Strang Featuring Country CanCon
Kat Krys Times Three – Single Country CanCon
Vitalia molly – Single Pop CanCon
oH! The Greatest – Single R&B CanCon
Fingerless Monster – Single Rock No
Charles Szczepanek Facets of Love New Age No
David Ward The Northern Lights Country CanCon/KWCon
Erik Knear Dying – Single Rock No
Bad Tractor Inland Sea Country CanCon
Jade Turner Marion – Single Folk CanCon
Kalya Ramu Trio Jazz CanCon
Movieland I Relate – Single Rock CanCon
Norwegian Soft Kitten America #1 – Single Rock No
Nicky Lawrence Ugly Black Woman Soul CanCon
Duke & Goldie Duke & Goldie Folk CanCon
The Goddamsels Better Than – Single Country CanCon
The Goddamsels Same Damn Thing Country NSFR CanCon
Uncle G Where I’m From Folk CanCon
Darline Desca Do Me – Single Pop No
AV & the Inner City Lion at the Gate – Single R&B CanCon
The Rubber Thongs Cool as You – Single Rock No
Tony Williams Music Man – Single Singer-Songwriter No
Elena Erin Only Kink I Haven’t Tried – Single Pop Explicit and Clean Versions Available CanCon
Sophie van Hasselt Werewolf – Single Pop No
multibeat Channel Island Electronic No
Sickantricko Rolling Stones – Single Hip Hop No
ok cuddle unless they bring back lobotomies for women I’m detransitioning – single Pop No
Trena Broke Free – Single Country CanCon
Ollee Owens Nowhere to Hide Blues CanCon
T. Thomason Tenderness Indie Rock CanCon
David Voss & Chick Boyd Devil Girl Alternative NSFR CanCon
Various Artists Musicworks 149 Pop CanCon
Tarzan Grip Lobotomy Punk No
You Might Be Sleeping Norway – Single Rock Guelph CanCon

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

David Ward – Halfway to Revelstoke
Jason Kirkness – My Vegas
Brandon Royer – Good Times
Perrin & Co. – Red Lips & Red Letters
Brad Strang – Sweet Prairie Winds (feat. Laurie Rathier)
The Ashley Sisters – Everything Changes (Nashville Version)
Kat Krys – Times Three
The Goddamsels – Better Than
Maverick Smith – Health and Politics
The Discarded – Testify!
Movieland – I Relate
Norwegian Soft Kitten – America #1
Canadian Thrash Cartel – The Reaper’s Gaze
Buzz Hummer – Never Get It Right
Spark Rocca – Goodmeow
Ryan Christopher Parks – I’m Watching a Low-Scoring Baseball Game at the Applebee’s on West Kettleman in Lodi. How is Your Tuesday Afternoon Going?
Blind Mule – Unemployment
Nicky Lawrence – Young Ones
AV & the Inner City – Lion at the Gate
Justine Tyrell – Last
oH! – The Greatest
Vitalia – molly
Darline Desca – Do Me
Elena Erin – Only Kink I Haven’t Tried
Siri Neel – Drawn Like a Magnet
Belligerent Goat – From Where I Stand (The Unknowns)
King Bee & the Stingers – Don’t Move So Fast
Petunia & the Vipers – Loved in Vain
Fingerless – Monster
Numberonesun – Over Again
T. Thomason – Dirty Thoughts
Uncle G – Left on Read
Jade Turner – Marion
Michael Melia – Without a Trace

See y’all next time!

No Crap Radio, Shows

NO CRAP RADIO VER. 1.79 OCT.26/24

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From punky power pop to symphonic interpretations of Philip Glass all in two hours.  Only here at no crap.

Glimpse of the true face of slum level poverty just next road over on Beasley St, a call out to King Selasse, proof Iggy won’t never die and complex rhythm patterns from the desert.

A mid career billy holiday and the same song done by Kelly lee Evens with a Louis Jorden for fun. From sometime in the fifties (lots of his music developed into rock and roll believe it or not).

This weeks movie.  THX 1138 with Robert Duvall.  The Future is Here.

Coming soon.  The bestest news.  Yup, all internet fresh and mostly believable.  Honest.

This weeks recommended site.    https://www.azquotes.com.  Wisdom in one or two sentences.  A fascinating technique for increasing intelligence is by reading a quote a day.

Your greatest weapon is your enemy’s mind.  Buddha

I’ve been creative all of my life and it feels nice being back here at the station doing creative stuff.  Artists are usually more concerned with being creative than having money.

Lets go…

Bowie – look back in anger

Peaches – search and destroy

Call – turn a blind eye

X – identity

YYY – tick

Chris Spedding – hurt by love

Beat generation – highway 61

Bob Segar – nutbush city limits

Steve ray Vaughan – if the house is rockin

Colin James – breaking up the house. 

David Wilcox – hot hot papa.

Jerry Lee Lewis – rock and roll

John Cooper Clarke – Beasley st.

Graham Parker – Here it comes again

Johnny Cash – won’t back down

Augustus Pablo – Chant to King Selassi

Black uhuru – dreadlock pallbearer

Heptones – cool rasta

Muslimgauze – Bhutto

Empty quarter – Black Sage

Eric Random – one mans trash.

Loop guru – Soulless

Oscar Peterson – baby ain’t I good to you

Billy Holiday – love me or leave me 

Louis Jorden – is you is or is you ain’t my baby

Kelly lee evans – love me or leave me 

Album leaf – outer banks

Moby – look back in

Bjork – hyper ballad

Cure – to wish impossible things

In the Nursery – Judgement of Paris

Kronos Quartet – 2 short Philip Glass pieces from Mishima

Lastly, fundraising time is coming up and as always if you can donate your cash, ides or time we would appreciate it.  We’re not here without you.

“The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true.”  Oppenheimer

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CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News -2024-10-25- New sanitary master plan aims to keep the sewage flowing through Kitchener

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CKMS News -2024-10-25- New sanitary master plan aims to keep the sewage flowing through Kitchener

dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – The city of Kitchener’s new integrated sanitary master plan has been officially implemented and with over 800km of sewers, 23 pumping stations, 1300 maintenance holes, and a growing population, the city is reminding residents to watch what they put down the drains. 

In a recent press release, Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic said “the integrated sanitary master plan ensures that we can reliably meet the needs of Kitchener residents today and in the future. I encourage everyone to help us keep maintenance costs as low as possible and disruptions infrequent by only flushing or pouring suitable material down our pipes.”

This show features an interview with Nick Gollan, the Manager of Planning and Programs for Sanitary and Stormwater Utilities in the city of Kitchener. Gollan discusses the new sanitary master plan, the “3 p’s” for flushing, and the maintenance required to keep the system, which includes some infrastructure nearing 100 years old, flowing.

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 27 September 2024 with Kylie Fox, Paige Warner, and Lori Yates, and Tony Salomone of the Saskatones

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Show Notes

Three women, all smiling at the camera
Paige Warner, Lori Yates, Kylie Fox

The Gold Dust Women

Bob Jonkman talks to Lori Yates, Kylie Fox, and Paige Warner on the phone about their concert this evening at the Midnight Run.

The interview starts at 2m57s.

Online:

Upcoming Events


Tony Salomone, a man smiling off-camera, wearing a red baseball cap, sitting at a microphone with a CKMS-FM Radio Waterloo label
Tony Salomone

Tony Salomone of the Saskatones

Bob talks with Tony Salomone of the Saskatones in the studio about their concert tomorrow at Jane Bond.

The interview begins at 30m38s.

Online:

Upcoming Events

  • Jane Bond
    • When: 2:00pm on Saturday 28 September 2024
    • Where: The Jane Bond
    • Location: 5 Princess Street West, Waterloo Map 2

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2024-09-27-episode170.mp3 (52MB, 56m39s, episode 170)

Index

Time Title Album Artist
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc CKMS Sunflower logo (yellow petals surrounding a black centre with white wavies all on a teal background)
CKMS Community Connections 		Steve Todd
0m50s Solar Wind The Saskatones | Mercury (three beige aliens with their backs towards the camera are looking at a galactic cloud in the background)
Mercury 		The Saskatones
2m57s Paige Warner, Kylie Fox, and Lori Yates are in a hurry to get to the Midnight Run, so Bob interviews them first.
4m08s Touring together, but as individuals, not a group. Kylie tells us how the three got together. Paige tells us about the logistics of the tour. Will they ever form a band? Unlikely, but they might play together tonight…
8m03s Kylie Fox tells us about her new album, Sequoia and the song Alberta.
9m44s Alberta Kylie Fox Sequoia (A photo of a woman with long windswept hair wearing a winter coat facing to the left. The album border is light purple, and there is a light purple wash over the photo)
Sequoia 		Kylie Fox
14m02s Bob discovers the name Gold Dust Women on the tour website. Lori Yates explains where the name comes from, and gives some background on her career. Bob and Lori talk about the poor income to musicians from streaming services, and instead buying merch and CDs directly from artists, and going to concerts.
18m29s Lori tells us about Rage Within Me.
19m30s Rage Within Me Club Matador Dancing (sepia toned photo of the Matador sign from the after-hours club made famous in Leonard Cohen's song "Closing Time")
Matador 		Lori Yates
23m00s Paige Warner tells us about her new album, and the song Stockholm Syndrome.
27m52s Stockholm Syndrome Stockholm Syndrome (photo of Paige Warner, a woman with long blonde hair wearing an off-the-shoulder print dress. She is holding up a hand to shade her face from the sun; her hand is wearing a long white glove)
Bitter/Sweet 		Paige Warner
30m35s Welcoming Tony Salomone back to CKMS-FM; he was a DJ in the ‘oughts. Talking about the variety of music in Waterloo Region. Tony tells us the history of The Saskatones. The band existed for decades, but came together during the pandemic, wrote new music, and are now performing
34m57s The Saskatones implies they’re from Saskatoon, but the name is mostly a gag, a fake band with fake personas, they’re actually from Kitchener. Tony has always loved surf music, and tells us how that happened. There’s a wave of surf revival. The album Mercury is about planet Mercury, and they’re working their way through all the planets. Each album will be proportional to the size of the planet; Pluto will be really short. Tony originally wrote the music for Mercury, but the other band members changed their bass and drum parts w
44m23s Icy Ghost Craters The Saskatones | Mercury (three beige aliens with their backs towards the camera are looking at a galactic cloud in the background)
Mercury 		The Saskatones
45m32s Tony tells us about their upcoming concert. It’s the first time the band has played together! Jane Bond has been around since about 1995, about the same time as Ethel’s Lounge. Tony tells us the history of the iconic sign.
48m47s More about the concert at Jane Bond — it’s an all-ages, afternoon show. Tony tells us about the other acts. There are only three songs on the album Mercury but they have an hour to fill. That’s OK, The Saskatones also play music about Godzilla movies.
53m22 Tony introduces the last track, Mariner 10.
54m32s Mariner 10 The Saskatones | Mercury (three beige aliens with their backs towards the camera are looking at a galactic cloud in the background)
Mercury 		The Saskatones
56m11s End credits.

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at ccc@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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Bonus Video

Video: CKMS Community Connections for Friday 27 September 2024 (220 MB)

Photo Gallery

Three women on stage, two holding microphones, with the centre woman playing guitar.
Paige Warner, Kylie Fox, and Lori Yates, “The Gold Dust Women” at the Midnight Run Cafe

Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2024 by the participants, and released under a CC BYCreative Commons Attribution Only license. Copy, re-use, and derivative works are allowed with attribution to Radio Waterloo and a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders. The theme music is written and performed by Steven Todd.

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News -2024-10-25- New public health clinic opens in downtown Kitchener

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CKMS News -2024-10-25- New public health clinic opens in downtown Kitchener

dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – A new public health clinic in downtown Kitchener is offering services to regional residents.  The new location at 20 Weber St E, is one of several regional services that has moved into the former courthouse building, adding to an emerging regional services hub in a central and accessible location. According to Region of Waterloo Public Health, appointments at the new location have been booking up daily.

The new site offers vaccines and sexual health services and will be adding other services, such as a breastfeeding clinic through November and into the winter. Residents can book an appointment through an online portal or by contacting the site by phone at 519-575-4400. 

CKMS News spoke with Amber White, the manager of clinical services with Region of Waterloo Public Health.  White discussed the services offered, the impetus for the new location and she mentioned the “grand opening” event for the new location in January.

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News -2024-10-23- The Kitchen KW serving up fresh support for local musicians

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CKMS News -2024-10-23- The Kitchen KW serving up fresh support for local musicians

dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – The Kitchen KW has been busy since opening their new studio and creators space in downtown Kitchener on October 1st.  While the company has been organising hip-hop shows since March 2024, the new space will further integrate the organization with local music scenes through a dedicated studio, low-cost artistic development and production assistance, and monthly workshops.

The new studio is located at 44 Gaukel, a city of Kitchener owned space which is operated by ArtsBuild Ontario. For the Kitchen KW, the new space gives more options for local hip-hop artists to emerge in a city which is often dominated by singer-song-writer and rock acts. 

This show features an interview with The Kitchen KW CEO Aiden Rusten, who is known in the locally as AJ.  AJ speaks about the company he co-founded, the first month in the new studio, and how The Kitchen KW is working to expand the local hip-hop scene.

Three people standing in front of a black and white checkerboard wall in The Kitchen KW's studio at 44 Gaukel. On the wall there is a framed record picture and and the word "billboard". AJ is on the right of the picture wearing a black spyder touque, a camo sweater, a white shirt, and a gold necklace. Beside him is a man in a black touque and a grey sweatshirt, and his hands covering most of his face. Beside him a man with flowing brown hair and a red sweatshirt. Behind the three on a desk, there is some musical equipment including a speaker and a piano keyboard.
Photo: Courtesy of the The Kitchen KW
A picture of a person at a laptop, beside a mixing board and infront of a speaker. In the background there is a checkerboard wall with white paint and black noise chillers. The person at the desk is in a black sweater and a black hat.
Photo: Courtesy of the The Kitchen KW