Welcome to the first episode of Rude Rebel Time Radio! Basically we take the no-bull politically-charged-and-angry attitude of Rebel Time Radio and put it to the ska! Expect lots of horns, grooving baselines, upstroke guitars, and offbeat drums for you to pick it up!
We air every Saturday evening at midnight to provide some top notch dancing tunes. You can also download our podcasts directly from the Sound FM website every week.
Check out the first episode below. Let us know what you think in the comments.
Carl Furtado is our studio guest today. Carl wears may hats as a retired investment advisor, to now being part of an angel investment group. Our playlist:
1. Ian Hunter, Cleveland Rocks (in honor of NBA champion Cavaliers)
2. The Rolling Stones, Hey Negrita
3. U2, Raised By Wolves
4. U2, Cedarwood Road
5. The Tragically Hip, Man
6. The Who, Water
7. Taj Mahal, Senor Blues
8. Supertramp, Aries
9. Them, Mystic Eyes
10. Ted Nugent, Free For All
11. The Monkees, Good Times
12. The Kinks, Heart Of Gold
13. David Lee Roth, Ladies Nite In Buffalo?
14. Atlanta Rhythm Section, Champagne Jam.
15. Black Sabbath, Children Of The Sea
16. Joe Satriani, Rubina
17. The Allman Brothers Band, Southbound (live)
18. Meat Loaf, Life Is A Lemon (And I Want My Money Back)
19. Ian Hunter, We Gotta Get Out Of Here
20. Rush, Lakeside Park/Anthem/What You’re Doing/Working Man (live)
Carolyn Wilker is our guest today talking about story-telling. Carolyn has a website here http://carolynwilker.ca You can also find some of her other interests here. https://www.facebook.com/Baden-Storytellers-Guild-191604327544230 Our Playlist:
A discussion with Cait Trainor on alternative models of governance in Ireland that are inclusive to all. Federal Socialist Republicanism according to Cait Trainor is an inclusive alternative to both occupation and sectarianism.
1. J. Geils Band, Whammer Jammer (live)
2. J. Geils Band, Hard Drivin’ Man (live)
3. New York Dolls, Babylon
4. Pretenders, The Wait
5. Elton John, Tell Me When The Whistle Blows
6. Paul McCartney, She’s Given Up Talking
7. Van Morrison, T.B. Sheets
8. Iggy Pop, The Passenger
9. Marianne Faithfull, Sister Morphine (live)
10. Stevie Ray Vaughan, Taxman
11. Bruce Springsteen, State Trooper
12. The Rolling Stones, Dead Flowers (live)
13. Joe Cocker, Seven Days
14. Fairport Convention, Tam Lin
15. Flash And The Pan, Early Morning Wakeup Call
16. AC/DC, Whiskey On The Rocks
17. Supertramp, If Everyone Was Listening
18. Led Zeppelin, Friends
19. Van Morrison, Listen To The Lion
20. The Alan Parsons Project, The Turn Of A Friendly Card (Suite): The Turn Of A Friendly Card Part I / Snake Eyes/The Ace Of Swords/Nothing Left To Lose/The Turn Of A Friendly Card Part II
Joe Mancini and Adam Kramer are our studio guests today. Joe and Adam are part of www.working centre.org Adam starts the show with information about their market garden. www.theworkingcentre.org/hacienda-sarria-market-garden/518 Joe then does a book review with Adam about the book used as a guide for the garden. Our playlist;
In this segment of KW Radio Basics, our host discusses the strange case where WRPS continuously ignores the complaints of a woman who is being stalked by her physically abusive ex, yet has no problems waking said woman up at 1:15 am to harrass said woman on behalf of her abuser. The interesting thing about said abuser is that his sister works for CAS and is an auxillary officer with the WRPS. Coincidence? Our host thinks not!!!!!
This week on KW Radio Basics we talk to Brian Murphy of the IRPWA about the recent assault on his person by the Canadian Ambassador as well as a bit about his family background, the state of affairs today in Ireland and the Craigavon Two
Mid-set set of Tragically Hip tunes in honour/tribute to Gordon Downie and the Hip in wake of recent sad/startling news. Godspeed, Gord!
1. Jeff Beck, Loaded (live)
2. Jeff Beck, Morning Dew (live)
3. Peter Tosh, Johnny B. Goode (live)
4. Isaac Hayes, Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic
5. The Moody Blues, Legend Of A Mind
6. Family, The Weaver’s Answer
7. The Rolling Stones, Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren)
8. The Tragically Hip, We’ll Go Too
9. The Tragically Hip, Born In The Water
10. The Tragically Hip, Trickle Down
11. The Tragically Hip, So Hard Done By
12. The Tragically Hip, Last American Exit
13. The Tragically Hip, Eldorado
14. The Tragically Hip, On The Verge
15. The Tragically Hip, In A World Possessed By The Human Mind
16. Cowboy Junkies, Misguided Angel
17. The Doors, Cars Hiss By My Window
18. David Bowie, The Supermen (Live Santa Monica ’72)
19. Johnny Cash, Starkville City Jail (live)
20. Simon And Garfunkel, A Hazy Shade Of Winter
21. Bruce Springsten, Streets Of Fire
22. Led Zeppelin, How Many More Times
23. Uriah Heep, July Morning
Peter Hunton is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Peter is the past president of the World’s Poultry Science Association. www.wpsa.com Our playlist;
Bourbon Street Parade by Worlds Greatest Jazz Band
Both Sides Now by Judy Collins
Gas Man Cometh by Donald Flanders and Michael Swan
Did She Mention My Name by Gordon Lighfoot
Allegro by Waldo de los Rios from Eine Kleina Nachtmusik (Mozart Madness)
Bob Blue and his very good friend Bryan Charles Peter decided to put together a playlist and I had a wee chat with Bryan and Bob who are promoting a very special event at Rhapsody Barrel Bar.
Bob is going people a ride around the area as part of a silent auction – and for a $2 donation people can have their pic taken with Bob for Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. On May 27th, 2016, we will be hosting an amazing evening at the Rhapsody Barrel Bar in downtown Kitchener, filled with entertainment, prizes, a silent auction and more. This event is a precursor to the annual Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer, a grueling 200 km bike endeavor from Toronto to Niagara Falls that raises money to support local cancer treatment centers. This year the brave rider’s taking on this challenge are Melissa Becker, Ryan Becker, Brandon Becker, Brayden Eghoetz-Martens, Riley Eghoetz-Martens, and Brock Roth. In November of 2015, the Becker family suffered the passing of their loving mother, Alison Becker, who fought a long battle with ovarian cancer for 6 years. The team of six brave individuals is riding in remembrance of her while supporting the foundation that has helped them in so many ways. This year, the team’s goal is to raise $15,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Center in Toronto, and the proceeds from our evening at Rhapsody will also be going towards this cause. Headlined by musician Alex Price + Pocket City and organized by Ashton Adams and associates, this evening will be one of excellent music, great food, exquisitely crafted drinks, remembrance, and support. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the night will begin promptly at 8:00 p.m. Don’t miss your opportunity to contribute to this fantastic cause, have a splendid night out with friends, and help us all conquer cancer. Friday, 27 May from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM
It’a all for The Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. On May 27th, 2016, we will be hosting an amazing evening at the Rhapsody Barrel Bar in downtown Kitchener, filled with entertainment, prizes, a silent auction and more. This event is a precursor to the annual Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer, a grueling 200 km bike endeavor from Toronto to Niagara Falls that raises money to support local cancer treatment centers. This year the brave rider’s taking on this challenge are Melissa Becker, Ryan Becker, Brandon Becker, Brayden Eghoetz-Martens, Riley Eghoetz-Martens, and Brock Roth. In November of 2015, the Becker family suffered the passing of their loving mother, Alison Becker, who fought a long battle with ovarian cancer for 6 years. The team of six brave individuals is riding in remembrance of her while supporting the foundation that has helped them in so many ways. This year, the team’s goal is to raise $15,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Center in Toronto, and the proceeds from our evening at Rhapsody will also be going towards this cause. Headlined by musician Alex Price + Pocket City and organized by Ashton Adams and associates, this evening will be one of excellent music, great food, exquisitely crafted drinks, remembrance, and support. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the night will begin promptly at 8:00 p.m. Don’t miss your opportunity to contribute to this fantastic cause, have a splendid night out with friends, and help us all conquer cancer. Friday, 27 May from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM
Rhapsody Barrel Bar – 179 King Street West, Kitchener,
1. The Kinks, Victoria
2. The Rolling Stones, Jigsaw Puzzle
3. Golden Earring, Vanilla Queen
4. David Bowie, Queen Bitch
5. The Who, Acid Queen
6. The Sex Pistols, God Save The Queen
7. Bob Dylan, Queen Jane Approximately
8. Mott The Hoople, Rock And Roll Queen
9. Queen, White Queen (As It Began)
10. Queen, The March Of The Black Queen
11. Neil Young, Inca Queen
12. Peter Gabriel, Intruder
13. Joe Cocker, Something
14. Cream, Rollin’ And Tumblin’ (live)
15. Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes, Journey To The Center Of The Mind
16. Pink Floyd, Run Like Hell (live)
17. Jethro Tull, Mother Goose
18 . Led Zeppelin, Hey Hey What Can I Do
19. Queen, Flick Of The Wrist (live)
20. Queen, Jailhouse Rock/Stupid Cupid/Be Bop A Lula (live)
21. Queen, Liar (live)
22. Queen, Keep Yourself Alive (live)
This episode is an Interview with Raul Burbano of Common Frontiers on the group’s role in researching and exposing Canada’s ongoing role in supporting the post-coup governments in Honduras, including the horrific situation faced by Indigenous people and others opposed to the government’s environmental, economic, and social policies.
Raul discusses the ongoing resistance of people in Honduras, including many Indigenous communities to the corrupt post-coup governments despite being violently repressed, including the March 2016 targeted assassinations of Berta Cáceras and Nelson Noé García Laínez from the Civic Council of Popular …read more
Heather Montgomery and Joe Mancini from www.theworkingcentre.org are our guests today. Heather brought us news of The Summer Institute being presented this summer. Joe reviews the book Cooked with his thoughts on this book. Our playlist:
We rocked out what we feel is the sweetest towel rock set yet following the alphabet and choosing a band name that started with each letter. If you do not know any of these glorious tracks please look them up and enjoy!
Age of Electric – I don’t Mind
BR/DGES – Save the Best
Caribou – Julia Brightly
Death From Above 1979 – Trainwreck 1979
Eels – Going Fetal
Frightened Rabbit – Woke up hurting
The Gay Nineties – Letterman
Hot Hot Heat – No, Not Now
Islands – Don’t call me Whitney, Bobby.
Japandroids – Younger us
Kitchens & Bathrooms – Alphabet Conscious
Loveseat – The Drinking Game
Mounties – Headphones
New Pornographers – The Crash Years
Ought – the weather song
Patrons – Ghost
Queens of the Stone Age – Make it wit chu
Robot Apocalypse – Mechanical Heart
Said the Whale – My Government Heart
Tokyo Police Club – Gonna Be ready
Unicorns – I was born (a unicorn)
Veruca Salt – Seether
Wet Secrets – Grow your own F’ing Moustache, A-hole
XX – VCR
Yukon Blonde – stairway
Zolas – your too cool
The Day after Mothers day we talked about our mothers days whereas the Lost Indie City prepared their list before the big weekend we were discussing it post party! It gave a whole different perspective on the wonderful day as the DJ’s of Mano A Mano were about to talk about specific heart felt moments from the day.
Mother Mother – The Sticks
Lunchmoney Lewis – MAMA
Stella Ella Ola – Proud Mother Stomp
Sun Kil Moon – I can’t live without my Mothers love
This is the new semi-hidden home of the Robot Apocalypse Collective collaborative creation site. If you were sent this link please check out some of the skeleton tracks below, if you are able to add to any tracks please do!
When finished send us a link (dropbox, google drive etc.) where we can download your contribution. Once we have many collaborations we will mix it down and release it. We always feature all our collaborators bands and/or solo work here on CKMS – Radio Waterloo in abundance!!
To download right click the song download and choose “save as”. If there currently aren’t any that you think you can collaborate on OR you have a start to a track that we should add to let us know! We are always working to make more! rob@radiowaterloo.ca
This week on Interzone a three-hour tribute to one-of-a-kind musician Nash the Slash who passed away two years ago on May 10 2014.
In this podcast there are snippets of chats that he did for the various shows we worked on together from Thrash, and Nosferatu to Two Artists – with his good pal Toronto surrealist artist Robert Vanderhorst. I have countless golden and silver ink autographed CDs and other presents that he gave me over the years. We had a lot of laughs working on those shows.
It took me two years to do this because I guess it was hard to hear Nash’s voice once more along with so much of his music from covers like The Who’s Baba O’Riley and The Animals’ It’s My Life and Iron Butterfly’s In a Gadda Da Vida to timeless originals like Vincent’s Crows, Swingshift and his masterful rendition of Wolf from Peter and The Wolf.
He did many chats over the years at CKMS and was always a champion for campus/community radio.
I went to Nash’s memorial which was held in one of his fave places Stratenger’s where he loved to eat the curry and play his famous Halloween Show .
There I spoke with Cam Hawkins and Mike Waite from FM, plus many of his friends and finally Nash’s brother Tom Plewman. I miss my bandaged pal, like so many do. I hope that he has been reunited with beloved doggles Roxy and Digger, and found many a musical friend to rant with. Never fear Nash. I always Listen in Safety. Hugs Squeekee
All live stuff from The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, The Who and Roger Waters/Pink Floyd in tribute to the big California shows, Desert Trip, October 7-9 and just added, Oct. 14-16…
1. Paul McCartney and Wings, Venus And Mars/Rock Show/Jet
2. Bob Dylan, It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
3. Neil Young, When You Dance I Can Really Love
4. The Rolling Stones, Midnight Rambler
5. The Who, Amazing Journey/Sparks
6. Roger Waters, Welcome To The Machine
7. Paul McCartney, That Would Be Something
8. Bob Dylan, Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You
j9. Neil Young, Don’t Let It Bring You Down
10. The Rolling Stones, Let It Rock
11. The Who, Shakin’ All Over/Spoonful/Twist And Shout
12. Roger Waters, Time
13. Paul McCartney, Hello Goodbye
14. Bob Dylan, Ballad Of A Thin Man
15. Neil Young, Fuckin’ Up
16. The Rolling Stones, If You Can’t Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud
17. The Who, Pictures Of Lily
18. Pink Floyd, Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
19. Paul McCartney, Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End