Show Notes
We cover both Music and Arts today, as we chat with Gabriel Baragan of the band Beast & Fish, and Allie Brenner from local arts venue Button Factory Arts. 
Gabriel Baragan of Beast & Fish
The interview starts at 4m04s.
Online:
- Facebook: BEAST & FISH | Facebook
- Instagram: @beast_and_fish | Instagram
- YouTube: Beast & Fish | YouTube
- Spotify: Keep It Simple | Spotify
Allie Brenner, Program Director at Button Factory Arts
The interview starts at 33m04s.
Online:
- Website: https://www.buttonfactoryarts.ca/
- GoFundMe Campaign: Button Factory Arts Giving Campaign
- Twitter: @BFactoryArts
- Facebook: Button Factory Arts | Facebook
- Instagram: @buttonfactoryarts
- YouTube: Button Factory Arts | YouTube
- E-mail: programs@buttonfactoryarts.ca
- Phone: +1‑519‑886‑4577
- Address: 25 Regina Street South, Waterloo, Onario, N2J 1R8 Map
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-08-24-episode055.mp3 (57.6 MBytes, 58m58s, episode 055)
Podcast Index
| Time | Title | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0m00s | Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc | Steve Todd |  CKMS Community Connections |
| 0m26s | Catch Of The Day | Beast & Fish |  Keep It Simple |
| 4m04s | Camping, weather, day jobs, introducing the band: Gabiel on guitar, Cristian Iesan on drums, and Rick Boulter on bass; about White Rock, BC; Covid difficulties, working on new songs and a new album; everybody listens to the songs; sounding like David Bowie, Iggy Pop, The Stranglers? Introducing Green | ||
| 14m50s | Green | Beast & Fish | Keep It Simple |
| 18m19s | A blues band? Recording at Cosmic Pig Recording Studios; about the name of the band, the album artwork, distribution channels, picked up all over the world, No. 24 on the Top 100 in Pennsylvania, playing for the fans, back in the studio in winter to release an album, CKMS-FM will be the first to know! | ||
| 29m24s | I Don’t Forgive And I Don’t Forget | Beast & Fish | Keep It Simple |
| 29m35s | Guest Room | Field Guide |  Field Guide |
| 33m05s | Allie Brenner from Button Factory Arts tells us about the building, the history of the organization, the arts programs offered, cancellations due to Covid. Creating a safe space for people to participate in activities: enhanced cleaning, reduced hours, limited public traffic; opening 15 September. Call for The Once Unknown photography exhibtion. | ||
| 44m47s | That Ain’t Me Anymore | James Blacktop and The Boys & I |  Single |
| 49m00s | Allie Brenner tells us how the public can help Button Factory Arts with a Go Fund Me campaign, make a donation, buy a membership, or buy a tulip bulb. Talking memberships, the Board structure, run as a non-profit charitable organization. Introducing the staff: Executive Director Heather Franklin and Operations Manager Erin Stamoulos, and the Program Director is Allie Brenner. Upcoming events: Photograpy Exhibit, Fall programming, workshops, classes, including still-life drawing, watercolour basics, fused glass, embroidery, printmaking, and writing as performance. The upstairs space at the Button Factory is available for rental. | ||
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Bonus Footage
YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 24 August 2020
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