I was thrilled to have Jillian Dowding and Al Friolet from The Royal Streets back in the Sound FM studios. The Royal Streets have new music and a new band member. For more info –https://www.facebook.com/events/1491363877755023/ or check out http://www.theroyalstreets.com/
Jillian and Al actually premiered some new material which The Royal Streets will be singing this Sat Nov 15. And I got a Kings and Queen CD. I forgot to get it autographed! – Doh… next time. – Coral FM
When: Saturday., November 22 and Sunday, December 7 2014
10 am to approximately 5 pm (may be earlier)
Where: Critical Media Lab – 44 Gaukel St, Kitchener ON
Join the Grand River Media collective for two days of workshops about creating and critically engaging with independent media. Topics to be explored include: audio and video editing, respectful and anti-oppressive interview techniques, connecting independent arts and media communities, promotion tactics, connecting native and non-native media communities, and web research techniques for independent journalists. These workshops are designed for people involved with or interested in getting involved with independent media, whether in print, over …read more
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Welcome, I am your host Trish Holmes and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, soundfm.ca on the web, today is November 13, 2014. It has been a great week if you are a radical feminist, in the philosophical sense that is, I qualify myself there because radical feminists tend to understand the relationship between men and women, in terms of dominance/subordination. And over the past fortnight in Canada, there has been …read more
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Gord Grant is “da house” today. Today is Remembrance Day. Gord brought some tunes and his stories of how WW1 affected his family. We hope that these stories are representative of how the World Wars affected many rural families.
Welcome back to SoundFM! You are now listening to The Daily GRRR! live on the airwaves at 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, and SoundFM.ca on the web. This is Kathryn and I’ll be your host on this Tuesday morning show for November 11, 2014.
As always, we are broadcasting from the heart of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Six Nations, which we continue to recognize as Haudenosaunee land.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community …read more
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Welcome back to SoundFM! You are now listening to The Daily GRRR! live on the airwaves at 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, and SoundFM.ca on the web. This is Kathryn and I’ll be your host on this Monday morning show for November 10, 2014.
As always, we are broadcasting from the heart of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Six Nations, which we continue to recognize as Haudenosaunee land.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community …read more
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1. The Allman Brothers Band, Mountain Jam (live), 33:41
2. The Allman Brothers Band, Drunken Hearted Boy (live), 6:54
3. The Allman Brothers Band, You Don’t Love Me (live), 19:18
4. Led Zeppelin, The Lemon Song, 6:19
5. Led Zeppelin, Heartbreaker, 4:14
6. Deep Purple, Strange King Of Woman (live), 5:05
7. Deep Purple, Rapture Of The Deep (live), 5:16
8. Deep Purple, Highway Star (live), 8:42
9. Keith Richards, Locked Away, 5:49
10. Neil Young, Sedan Delivery, 4:36
11. Neil Young, Thrasher, 5:33
12. Jethro Tull, From A Dead Beat To An Old Greaser, 4:29
13. Pink Floyd, Arnold Layne, 2:59
14. Pink Floyd, See Emily Play, 2:58
15. The Beatles, Hello Goodbye, 3:30
16. The Clash, Kola Kola, 1:48
“Ah, they will say of us – how brave, how adventuresome – to launch off on a brand new voyage of discovery at a time when most would have given up…” — Sprugg
Aggie Rose, a former actress, and Sprugg, a failed poet, are two elderly tramps who climb into the boiler room of an abandoned hotel on the Prairies to seek refuge from winter and from the world. Together in the shelter of their “suite,” they deflate the pompous and powerful, acting out their fantasies as they try to bring “a little warmth, a little human kindness to each other’s lives” until the outside world interrupts their reverie with the arrival of a mysterious stranger.
Canadian Playwright Rex Deverell’s Boiler Room Suite won the 1977 Canadian Authors Association Award for Drama.
Directed by Richard Quesnel, Boiler Room Suite features three stage veterans, Kathleen Sheehy, Alan K. Sapp, and George Joyce making his Lost and Found Theatre debut.
Boiler Room Suite is running through November 5-15 @ Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre. On Nov 8, playwright Rex Deverell is in attendance for a Q and A after the show.
Sunday Nov 9 – @ 2pm – Gael Gilbert from Supportive Housing of Waterloo and Christine Stevanus from House of Friendship will be in attendance for Q and A after the show.
For more information go http://www.lostandfoundtheatre.com/
In a candid chat, on location at Imbibe in downtown Kitchener, I spoke with Lost and Found producer/ actor Christy Ziss about Boiler Room Suite, the concept of Radical Hospitality, and the continuing passion of Lost and Found’s mandate to present theatre that resonates long after the curtain call… (As I live in Kitchener’s downtown core, I look forward to seeing this show for many reasons …. Coral)
Andrew is the only Canadian actor in this production!
ANDREW DI ROSA is thrilled to join the company of Evil Dead – The Musical! Andrew hails from Toronto, Ontario, where he graduated from the University of Toronto and Sheridan College Specialized Bachelor of Arts Joint Program. Andrew’s past performances include Danny Zuko in Grease, Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, Laurie in Little Women, the Scarecrow in Wizard of Oz and most recently the title role in Shrek: The Musical. He also stars in the feature film “Fragile Minds” which is slated for release next summer.
Created by George Reinblatt, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris and Bond, Evil Dead – The Musical is a home-grown success story. The original production, based on Sam Raimi‘s Evil Dead film franchise, opened at Toronto’s Tranzac Club in 2003 and has been covering audiences in blood ever since. Playing to sold out audiences around the world, Evil Dead – The Musical is a proven critic and fan favourite. Starvox introduced Evil Dead – The Musical to Philadelphia in 2013 before heading back to Toronto for a limited run that was repeatedly extended after sold-out success. The current North American tour includes stops in Toronto and Hamilton, with stateside stops in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee, New York, Connecticut, North Carolina, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.
Not to be missed is the infamous “Splatter Zone”. Better than a 3D movie, audience members sitting in this designated area (the first 4 rows of the centre orchestra) get doused in fake blood, incorporating fun real-life effects for the ultimate Evil Dead experience. In addition to bloody seats, the show’s bloody jokes and bloody tunes (“All the Men in My Life Keep Getting Killed by Candarian Demons”, “What the F@#k Was That”) keep audiences laughing out loud, and screaming for more. The North American tour, produced by Starvox in association with original producer Jeffrey Latimer Entertainment, features a brand new touring cast: Julie Baird, Demi Zaino, Callie Johnson, David Sajewich, Creg Sclavi, Ryan McBride, Andrew Di Rosa, and Ryan Czerwonko.
On sale now, tickets range in price from $39.95 to $79.95 and are available online at ticketfly.com or by phone at1.888.732.1682.
Evil Dead The Musical is playing at The Randolph Theatre ( formerly Bathhurst Theatre) to Nov 9!
Andrew and I chat about Evil Dead The Musical and his fave horror flicks! OOOH Scary! – Coral FM.
Actor Andrew Di Rosa
This podcast was soo much fun to create because we went to see the Gay Nineties play this past Monday in Hamilton and their show was unbelievably awesome! So a little bit of this show is us babbling about how great that show was, then we give them a call before their set at Call the office in London. We chat with Malcolm a bit and then feature a bunch of their brand new tracks from their brand new EP “Liberal Guilt” which is amazing!!! Check this podcast out!
Welcome, I am your host Dan Kellar and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! Waves Through Walls: Prison Radio, on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web, today is Friday November 7th, 2014.
We are broadcasting from the centre of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Haudenosaunee (Six Nations).
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective; and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS.
The …read more
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Welcome, I am your host Trish Holmes and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! Thursday edition on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web, today is November 6, 2014. The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective; and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS.
Today’s headlines feature several stories that illustrate why we need to relentlessly continue to question politicians, …read more
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Welcome, I am your host Trish Holmes and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! Thursday edition on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web, today is November 6, 2014. The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective; and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS.
Today’s headlines feature several stories that illustrate why we need to relentlessly continue to question politicians, …read more
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Betty Butcher is in the studio today. Betty has lots of experience bringing the news of agriculture to the public. She continues to provide her skills as a speaker/motivator. We also played some great tunes.
Throughout the past little bit our program has seen more hate mail than in all the 5+ years that we have been doing the show…so much so that we couldn’t fit it all into this show and we will likely have to do a part 2 addressing certain concerns.
In this podcast we issue apologies to various hate mail that we have received, explain the situation from our perspective, hope that we are improving the lives of everyone in the word and play some great tracks to back these issues…..yes, even the Unicorns!
Welcome back to SoundFM! You are now listening to The Daily GRRR! live on the airwaves at 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, and SoundFM.ca on the web. This is Kathryn and I’ll be your host on this Tuesday morning show for November 4, 2014.
As always, we are broadcasting from the heart of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Six Nations, which we continue to recognize as Haudenosaunee land.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada …read more
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Welcome back to SoundFM! You are now listening to The Daily GRRR! live on the airwaves at 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, and SoundFM.ca on the web. This is Kathryn and I’ll be your host on this Monday morning show for November 3, 2014.
As always, we are broadcasting from the heart of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Six Nations, which we continue to recognize as Haudenosaunee land.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada …read more
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1. The Rolling Stones, Hang Fire
2. The Rolling Stones, Little T & A
3. Santana, Super Boogie/Hong Kong Blues
4. Bob Seger, Detroit Made
5. Taj Mahal, East Bay Woman
6. Pearl Jam, Glorified G
7. The Temptations, PsychadelicShack
8. Harry Nilsson, Coconut
9. U2, The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)
10. Marc Bolan and T. Rex, Spaceball Richochet
11. Quicksilver Messenger Service, Shady Grove
12. Sea Level, Nothin’ Matters But The Fever
13. The Who, Be Lucky
14. Jefferson Airplane, Two Heads
15. The Faces, Stone
16. The Beatles, When I Get Home
17. John Mellencamp, Troubled Man
18. Paul Butterfield Blues Band, The Flame
19. Valdy, Renaissance
20. The Guess Who, Loves Me Like A Brother
21. Paris, Big Towne 2061
22. Chicago, Anyway You Want
23. Budgie, In The Grip Of A Typefitter’s Hand
24. Black Country Communion, Too Late For The Sun
Welcome, I am your host Dan Kellar and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! Waves Through Walls: Prison Radio, on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web, today is Friday October 31st, 2014.
We are broadcasting from the centre of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Haudenosaunee (Six Nations).
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective; and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS.
The …read more
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The Wet Secrets, one of our favourite bands, have always put out great video’s going all the way back to their DIY days. We feature two of their newest video’s in this weeks episode of Top Shelf Video, BUT check out all of their great video’s below!
These are the two video’s from the podcast:
These are some other wicked Wet Secret Video’s:
And the DIY AMAZING video for Get your own appartment:
HEADLINES for October 30, 2014
An overview of the shooting frenzy in Canada this past month
1. Peter de Groot, his death and his family’s reaction
Peter de Groot who was shot by police near Slocan BC after a 4 day man hunt. De Groot, 45, allegedly fired on police after they showed up at his cabin to investigate a dispute. Three RCMP officers, in three …read more
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HEADLINES for October 30, 2014
An overview of the shooting frenzy in Canada this past month
1. Peter de Groot, his death and his family’s reaction
2. Martin Couture-Rouleau runs down soldiers, killed by police in PQ
3. Mental Health Commission of Canada report …‘some police academy instructors in Canada still teach police that the use of force is “almost inevitable, and even recommended” when dealing with an …read more
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Dine Her returns for a Limited Halloween Engagement at The Harmony Lunch. Coral FM welcomes actors Joyce Domingo and Jennifer Cornish, plus a special on location chat with Dine Her creator Bruce Hunter.
Since it opened way back in 1930, the legendary Harmony Lunch restaurant in Waterloo has survived the Great Depression, a global war and a growing fast-food chain frenzy. This summer, the iconic eatery takes on show business for ten performances of DINE HER, a romantic comedy with a meal and a zombie apocalypse on the side.
Written and directed by veteran Second City comedian Bruce Hunter, DINE HER offers a frighteningly funny twist on the traditional dinner theatre concept. The 60-minute show premiered last year in Toronto earning rave reviews from critics and audience alike.
“Diner theatre is similar to dinner theatre, only it’s faster, cheaper and you still get a belly full of laughs,” says Hunter, who performed in the original show. “It’s more like casual, comfort food, up close and personal in a cozy old diner, and then the show starts and all hell breaks loose.”
Winner of two Gemini awards and two Canadian Comedy Awards, Hunter has been featured in dozens of TV shows and films, including Atomic Betty, Kid’s CBC, Degrassi, Good Will Hunting, Mean Girls and Puppets Who Kill. Hunter’s company, RealSpace Theatre, expands the performance space beyond the stage to explore how audiences and performers interact with their environment to create a unique theatre experience.
DINE HER was written specifically for diners just like Harmony Lunch. “Not only is it a local landmark with a long, rich history,” says Hunter, “it also offers the perfect setting for this particular style of in-your‐lap comedy.”
DINE HER is co-produced in Waterloo with PrACTical TheACTrics and stars prominent local actors Jennifer Cornish, Trevor Smith Diggins, and Lisa MacNeil. The show continues at The Harmony Lunch to Oct 31 for a limited Halloween engagement!
It includes a themed menu with three meal options for $40. 00. Dinner at 7:00 pm. Showtime 8:00 pm. Tickets available online at
http://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dine-her-tickets-11318314383
Visit facebook.com/dineher or phone 519-804-2133 for information and group sales. Or Follow them on Twitter@zombiedineher
Recommended for mature audiences.
It was so fun to chat with Dine Her actors Jennifer Cornish and Joyce Domingo plus show creator Bruce Hunter on location @ The Harmony Lunch for this very special Coral FM Podcast.
Dine Her creator RealSpace Theatre’s Bruce Hunter
Jennifer Cornish and Joyce Domingo plus featuring selections from the Dine Her Show soundtrack.
Apparitions. Hidden Stories in Public Space. John Macdonald Architect and MT Space
NIGHT\SHIFT 2014 is downtown Kitchener’s second annual nuit blanche-style festival of art, culture and nocturnal adventure.
NIGHT\SHIFT attractions are spread throughout various indoor and outdoor locations in downtown Kitchener, based around a central event hub on Duke Street (closed between Frederick and Queen), and spreading out in both directions along Queen both North and South (as well as into the two downtown laneways – Halls and Goudies).
NIGHT\SHIFT is a project of locally-produced environmental magazine with Alternatives Journal and involvement from local artists, businesses and other community builders.
In addition to publishing a national magazine, A\J is a registered charity engaged in environmental education and community-building activities. Envisioning a better future is a central goal at A\J, and exploring or reimagining the built spaces around us is integral to achieving that goal.
I spoke to NIGHT/SHIFT’s Artistic Director Eric Rumble who discussed the difference between this year’s and last year’s event. This year NIGHT/SHIFT is offering 40 different events and Eric also spoke about the highlights. Don’t miss this one of a kind nocturnal adventure!
Night/Shift Jack-O-Lantern Flash Mob!
For more info, maps, lineups, and places to Sup and Sip – go to www.nightshiftwr.ca. Check NS out on twitter and Facebook as well.
Here is my chat with Eric Rumble from Night/Shift. See ya on the Night/Shift! – Coral FM.
Welcome, I am your host Julian Ichim and you are listening to The Daily GRRR! International Solidarity News on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web, today is Oct. 29th, 2014.
We are broadcasting from the centre of the Haldimand Tract, the occupied Grand River Territory of the Six Nations (Haudenosaunee).
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective; and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS.
Today’s feature is a discussion with anti austerity water protest organizors from Ballyshannon Ireland
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