Catherine Fife www.catherinefife.com and Carly Greco were the guests of The Agriculture Show. Here at The Agriculture Show, we like to get our local MP’s and MPP’s in studio once a term to talk about our favourite topic,,,, agriculture. Our playlist:
Programmed show, DJ Bald Boy not in studio – the artist alphabet show, from A to Z and back to one A.
The Lost Indie City setlist ” The Alphabet of bands we have have not played on the show Z-A” – Sept 2 2016
Zen Bungalow
Yello
X
Wolfgang Press
Vampire Weekend
Uniter
Tad
Slowdive
Rocket From The Crypt
Queen
Portishead
The Only Ones
No Means No
Mister Bungle
Lit
Kyuss
Jars of Clay
Icicle Works
Hot Hot Heat
Gorillaz
Filter
Erasure
Death From Above 1979
Chapterhouse
Babes in Toyland
Ahouse
Rebel Time Radio is back to fill your ear holes with the angriest, loudest, and politicalest punk rock this side of the Grand River. So turn that dial up to eleven and slam dance the night away!
Tonight’s episode features a little bit of this (Citizen Fish, The Wipers, and No Means No) and a little bit of that (The Rebel Spell, War On Women, and Royal Red Brigade). Dan and Mike don’t talk much, except for the part where they totally nerd out over Star Trek. Will those nerds ever shut up about Star Trek? Probably not!
Press play now! GO!
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link)
This episode’s set:
The Rebel Spell have reissued their first album Expressions in Layman’s Terms on the good ol’ Compact Disc format – grab it here. And don’t forget to preorder the upcoming tribute to Todd Serious and the here.
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Hello everyone,
I will be playing a interview with Josh Yandt courtesy of Joshua Coburn. This is the following interview on YouTube
I also want to congratulate Mychel Hendricks for his award he got at Kitchener City Council.
I hope everyone enjoy’s the show.
https://soundfm.s3.amazonaws.com/the-alim-show-2016-08-30-Mychel+Hendricks.mp3
Covers show, great songs covered by great bands, some of whom get covered themselves
1. Heart, Rock And Roll (live 1980) (Led Zeppelin)
2. AC/DC, Baby Please Don’t Go (Big Joe Williams)
3. The Rolling Stones, Ain’t Too Proud To Beg (The Temptations)
4. Chicago, I’m A Man (Spencer Davis Group)
5. Bob Dylan, House Of The Rising Sun (traditional)
6. Judas Priest, Diamonds And Rust (Sin After Sin album version, Joan Baez)
7. Judas Priest, The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown) (Fleetwood Mac)
8. Roxy Music, Like A Hurricane (live, Neil Young)
9. Paul McCartney/Wings, Go Now (live, Bessie Banks/The Moody Blues)
10. Aerosmith, Train Kept A Rollin’ (Tiny Bradshaw/Lois Mann, The Yardbirds)
11. Grand Funk, Gimme Shelter (The Rolling Stones)
12. Devo, (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones)
13. Elton John, Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
14. David Bowie, I Can’t Explain (The Who)
15. Van Halen, Won’t Get Fooled Again (live w/Sammy Hagar on lead vocals, The Who)
16. Phil Collins, Tomorrow Never Knows (The Beatles)
17. The Guess Who, Light My Fire (Jose Feliciano version of The Doors track)
18. Rod Stewart, (I Know) I’m Losing You (The
Temptations)
19. Deep Purple, Hey Joe (Billy Roberts, Jimi Hendrix)
20. Gov’t Mule, Money (Pink Floyd)
21. Gov’t Mule, Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd)
I have met many good people in the world from living in Sarnia, Windsor, London and Region of Waterloo. I decided to create this greeting to all the amazing Region of Waterloo citizens that live in this area! :).
https://soundfm.s3.amazonaws.com/Alim+Nathoo+and+his+winter+swag+-+Capture_20160827_2.wmv
Life got you down? Feeling stressed out? Tired? Unmotivated? Then what you need is your weekly dose of Rebel Time Radio! Side effects include smiles, dancing, raging, moshing, screaming, laughing, hunger, gas, diarrhea, and a whole lot more. So download Rebel Time Radio today!
On today’s episode Mike and Dan offer up some great punk tunes including a new song from Atterkop and The Maras, not to mention Propagandhi, The Restarts, G.L.O.S.S., and The Autonomads, Plus they actually play a new track by The Descendents. No really, they do. As a bonus they make supremely un-Canadian jokes about The Tragically Hip! Please don’t tell the RCMP.
Anyway, download the episode now! That punk rock ain’t gonna play itself.
Download the podcast here – right click and save the link.
This episode’s set:
Go to the CD release show for The Maras at the Starlight! The show is August 27. Details are here.
Rebel Time Records is proud to be helping to release the upcoming Atterkop album, Liber Abaci. The new record drops October 1, but you can check out their bandcamp in the meantime.
And don’t forget to pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Today, we interviewed the Co-Chapter of Fair Vote Canada Bob Jonkman. He educated us about the issues surrounding politics and also educated us about the importance of going to a Proportionate Representation system.
Please check out www.fairvote.ca and sign the petition there to get your voices heard for a Proportionate Representation system. One can also visit the local chapter at http://www.fairvotewrc.ca/.
Fair Vote Canada has the following community consultations scheduled for this year and the dates are as follows:
August 23 – 6:30 p.m.
August 30 – 6:30 p.m.
September 13 – 6:30 p.m.
September 20 – 6:30 pm.
September 27 – 6:30 p.m.
October 4 – 6:30 p.m.
These will be held at Queens Street Commons Cafe. If anyone has any questions, please email Sharon Sommerville at sharonsommerville@gmail.com or info@fairvotewrc.ca.
Fair Vote Canada also had events being held at
Kitchener Public Library – Central Branch from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Thursday September 8, 2016 Registration Required. One can register by going to www.kpl.org as registration is now up.
Elmira Branch
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday September 21, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
New Hamburg Branch
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday September 28, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
Ayr Branch
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday September 29, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
We hope to see you there! Remember, get involved! Here is the interview below. Enjoy!
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Aug. 22, 2016
1. Triumph, Rock ‘N’ Roll Machine
2. Triumph, Blinding Light Show/Moonchild
3. AC/DC, R.I.P. (Rock In Peace)
4. The Kingsmen, Death Of An Angel
5. Jimi Hendrix, All Along The Watchtower (request)
6. Bob Dylan, All Along The Watchtower (live)
7.I’m Of Vintage, I Ain’t Runnin’ (request)
8.Grand Funk, Creepin’
9.The Rolling Stones, Hide Your Love
10. Styx, Miss America
11. 13 Engines, More
14. Montrose, Bad Motor Scooter
15. Steve Miller Band, The Window
16. Pink Floyd, Remember A Day
17. Stevie Ray Vaughan, Dirty Pool
18. Rush, The Camera Eye
19. Neil Young, The Last Trip To Tulsa
20. David Wilcox, Three Past Midnight
21. Dickie Betts, Back Where It All Begins (live)
“We see housing as underpinning the entire health of a community”- Catherine Fife
In mid-August, the CKMS newsroom caught up with Kitchener-Waterloo NDP MPP Catherine Fife to critically discuss new legislation passed in the Ontario legislature — the Promoting Affordable Housing Act. The discussion deals with implementing the act in Waterloo Region with funding and zoning options available to municipal governments including promotion of inclusionary zoning, and ending appeals to the OMB, as well as some of weaknesses in the legislations around gentrification and renters rights.
This Interview was originally aired on August 19th on CKMS Community News, a program of the CKMS newsroom at 100.3fm, SoundFM.ca in Waterloo Region. It was undertaken by Rachel Avery.
From:: Grand River Community News
The Lost Indie City, “It’s all about the bassist” set list Aug 19 2016
Primus – Wynona’s Big Brown Weaver
RHCP – Mellowship Slinky in B
Fishbone – Sunless Saturday
Bootsy Collins – Stretching Out
Joy Division – Wilderness
Japan – Quiet Life
The Clash – Police & Thieves
Rancid – Maxwell Murder
Metallica – Anesthesia Pulling Teeth
Manowar – Sting of the Bumble Bee
Iron Maiden – Sanctuary
Motorhead – Damage Case
Peter Gabriel – I don’t remember
Gary Numan – Music for Chameleons
Shriekback – Nemesis
Pretenders – Mystery Achievements
Pearl Jam – Why Go
Tool – Swamp Song
Pixies – Debaser
Janes Addiction – Summertime Roles
The Specials – Rat Race
The Police – So Lonely
Bob Marley – Who the Cap Fits
The Jam – Absolute Beginner
The Cure – Love Song
Wow! Another episode of Rebel Time Radio? Can you believe it? I can’t either, but here it is! Mike and Dan continue their punk rock music playing journey with the tunes that will get you….well punk rocking!
This weeks episode features some new tunes from The Maras and Spectres, not to mention some top notch classics from Knucklehead, Preying Hands, Rudimentary Peni, and Born Against! This episode, even though Dan said they would play new stuff from The Descendents, DOES NOT contain any new material from The Descendents, Dan’s a liar liar pants on fire. Between songs Mike and Dan also go on about the uselessness of the Olympics and mention that Kings of Leon are not a good band.
So c’mon all ye punkers and download this episode! Turn it up and annoy your neighbours!*
*Rebel Time Radio will not be held liable if you annoy your neighbours and they call bylaw on you.
Download the podcast here – right click and save link as.
Go to the CD release show for The Maras at the Starlight! The show is August 27. Details are here.
And don’t forget to pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Want to hold your elected officials accountable and have a fairer voting system?
You can do that!
Fair Vote Canada has the following community consultations scheduled for this year.
August 23 – 6:30 p.m.
August 30 – 6:30 p.m.
September 13 – 6:30 p.m.
September 20 – 6:30 pm.
September 27 – 6:30 p.m.
October 4 – 6:30 p.m.
These will be held at Queens Street Commons Cafe. If anyone has any questions, please email Sharon Sommerville at sharonsommerville@gmail.com.
Fair Vote Canada also had events being held at
Kitchener Public Library – Central Branch from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Thursday September 8, 2016 Registration Required.
Elmira Branch
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday September 21, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
New Hamburg Branch
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday September 28, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
Ayr Branch
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday September 29, 2016
Region of Waterloo Library
If you like more information, visit fairvotewrc.ca or email Sharon Sommerville at sharonsommerville@gmail.com.
We hope to see you there! Remember, get involved!
1. The Rolling Stones, Coming Down Again
2. Jethro Tull, Rocks On The Road (live)
3. Frank Zappa, Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow (single version)
4. Mick Jagger, Too Many Cooks (Spoil The Soup) – (1973, produced by John Lennon)
5. Mick Jagger with The Red Devils, Checkin’ Up On My Baby (1992)
6. Deep Purple, Anthem
7. AC/DC. Love Song
8. King Crimson, The Court Of The Crimson King
9. KISS, Under The Rose
10. Little Feat Hamburger Midnight
11. Blood, Sweat & Tears, Symphony For The Devil/Sympathy For The Devil
12. Paul McCartney, Arrow Through Me
13. Moon Martin, Rolene
14. Robert Palmer, Woke Up Laughing
15. Alice Cooper, Devil’s Food/The Black Widow (live)
16. Roger Waters, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts 1-8(live)
17. Pink Floyd, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts 6-9 (studio)
DJ Jennie and Frank Reid’s interview. Thank you Frank for serving our country during the war and for protecting this nation.
On this past episode of The Underground Sound Project‘s professional wrestling podcast “Through The Ropes”, we had the new PWA Ontario Champ Reggie Marley come by the studio.
It was such a thrill to be able to have the new PWA Ontario Champion Reggie Marley come to the new CKMS studio in the Old Boehmer Box Building on Breithaupt and Duke!
Being the #1 best wrestling podcast in the region, it was a perfect time and place to have the new PWA Ontario champ, “The Big Ticket” Reggie Marley , come in and talk about his upbringing and how he got into professional wrestling, and his involvement with PWA Canada‘s new professional wrestling promotion PWA Trinidad & Tobego.
Be sure to check out their next event in Kitchener September 17th at The Alpine Club. There will be special all ladies card before the usual event at 7:30. Be sure to check out their website http://www.canadianprowrestling.com/ for more updates.
Big thanks to Reggie Marley and PWA for sending their new champ out to the studio. Hope to see you there September 17th!
You can listen to the whole episode of this very special edition of The Underground Sound Project: Through The Ropes below!
https://soundcloud.com/user-735066809/through-the-ropes-reggie-marley-part-3
Alec Burnett and Jim Coffey were in the studio today. We talked about agriculture and an upcoming agricultural tour of Argentina and Chile winter 2017 through Arthur Travel. Our Playlist:
Michael Hendricks will be honoured at the next Kitchener City Council meeting on August 29, 2016 at 7 p.m.
He saved a 9 month old baby from choking at Kelsey’s Restaurant on August 1, 2016.
Melissa Bell, family friend to Karli Walters said,
“What great news about Michael being honored!!”
Michael wrote to me as I informed him about the amazing news,
“Thank you so much Alim for your work and kindness! I’m truly humbled! Thank you my friend.”
City Councillor Kelly Galloway-Sealock said in a statement to me,
“I have spoken with the Mayor and we are going to look at having Michael presented with a certificate at our next council meeting.”
Congradulations Michael, you deserve this award! We ask everyone to come to the next City Council meeting showing your support for Michael. For more information about the City Council meeting, please visit www.kitchener.ca.
Here’s a podcast of DJ Bald Boy’s chat with Cambridge/Brantford band I’m Of Vintage on So Old It’s New, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016. The band was in studio for 90 minutes of the two-hour show chatting about and playing acoustic versions of tracks from their album Something With Friends. Show set list below.
1. Gov’t Mule, Blind Man In The Dark
2. I’m Of Vintage, A Night On The Town (from the album Something With Friends)
3. I’m Of Vintage, Stroll (acoustic version of Something With Friends track, live in studio)
4. I’m Of Vintage, Soundless Nights (live in studio, new track)
5. I’m Of Vintage, That’s How I Am (live acoustic version of Something With Friends track)
6. I’m Of Vintage,Shadow Of Doubt (live acoustic version of Something With Friends track)
7. I’m Of Vintage, I Ain’t Runnin’ (from the album Something With Friends)
8. I’m Of Vintage, Settle For Less (from the album Something With Friends)
9. I’m Of Vintage, I Ain’t Runnin’ (live acoustic version)
10. Mott The Hoople, Jerkin’ Crocus/One Of The Boys/Rock ‘n’ Roll Queen/Get Back/Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On/Violence (live)
12. Eric Clapton, Alabama Woman Blues
13. The Rolling Stones, Slave
14. I’m Of Vintage, Simple Things (from the album Something With Friends)
Here is Josh Yandt’s interview which I did 2 months ago. Keep up the great work Josh!:)
Interview with Kevin McShan on July 12 speaking about partnerships he has developed and the work he has accomplished. He is a former student of the Journalism program at St. Clair College.
Keep up the amazing work Kevin! :).
Photo Courtesy of Uwindsor.ca
Today we are recognizing Michael Hendricks who saved a 9 month old baby and Melissa Bell’s quote on how we can be kind to one another.
She told 100.3 Sound FM CKMS Radio Waterloo, “When I yelled for help and for someone to call 911, the other patrons simply sat and stared at me like I was crazy, and no one reached for their phones. We are so suspicious of every one out there that is a stranger. I think we could mend those bridges by simply saying ‘hello’ to ppl you pass on the street. We’re so wrapped up in out own lives and stresses that someone’s accidentally bumping into you is a personal insult and so often the reaction is anger. Let’s reconnect to those around us by being polite and saying, ‘hi’!”
I also shared some kindness stories brought to you by goodnewsnetwork.org along with the interview of Karli Walters and Michael Hendricks courtesy of Global News. You can also read the other article on 570 News where Michael Hendricks and Karli Walters were also interviewed as well since Michael Hendricks saved the life of a 9 month old baby.
Furthermore, I have also posted the interview of Jane Elliott as well and I played that on my show as well.
Enjoy the show and enjoy your week as well as your weekend! :).
Cheers!
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Aug. 8, 2016 featuring Cambridge/Brantford band I’m Of Vintage in conversation and playing tracks from their album Something With Friends, live in studio – aiming to get a podcast of the show up soon.
1. Gov’t Mule, Blind Man In The Dark
2. I’m Of Vintage, A Night On The Town (from the album Something With Friends)
3. I’m Of Vintage, Stroll (acoustic version of Something With Friends track, live in studio)
4. I’m Of Vintage, Soundless Nights (live in studio, new track)
5. I’m Of Vintage, That’s How I Am (live acoustic version of Something With Friends track)
6. I’m Of Vintage,Shadow Of Doubt (live acoustic version of Something With Friends track)
7. I’m Of Vintage, I Ain’t Runnin’ (from the album Something With Friends)
8. I’m Of Vintage, I Ain’t Runnin’ (live acoustic version)
9. Mott The Hoople, Jerkin’ Crocus/One Of The Boys/Rock ‘n’ Roll Queen/Get Back/Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On/Violence (live)
10. Eric Clapton, Alabama Woman Blues
11. The Rolling Stones, Slave
12. I’m Of Vintage, Simple Things (from the album Something With Friends)
The Lost Indie City “Old Dogs, New Tricks” setlist August 5 2016
RHCP – Fight Like a Brave
RHCP – The Getaway
Stone Roses – She Bangs the Drum
Stone Roses – Beautiful Thing
Radiohead – Anyone Can Play Guitar
Radiohead – Daydreaming
David Bowie – 5 Years
David Bowie – I’m Afraid of Americans
Ministry – Revenge
Ministry – Stigmata
New Order – Age of Consent
New Order – Restless
Blur – She’s So High
Blur – Ong Ong
Depeche Mode – Photographic
Depeche Mode – Soothe My Soul
Elvis Costello – This Years Girl
Elvis Costello – Tripwire
Tom Waits – The Heart of Saturday Night
Tom Waits – Hold On
The Waterboys – Old England
The Waterboys – November Tale
Bob Marley – This Train
Bob Marley – Waiting in Vain
Pearl Jam – Yellow Ledbetter
Pearl Jam – Just Breath
