1. The Rolling Stones, On With The Show
2. Curtis Mayfield, Pusherman
3. Stealers Wheel, Blind Faith
4. Bind Faith, Can’t Find My Way Home (electric version)
5. Alice Cooper, Black Juju
6. Carly Simon, Legend In Your Own Time
7. The Who, Another Tricky Day
8. The Byrds, Lover Of The Bayou (live)
9. Brian May, Resurrection
10. Paul McCartney, That Would Be Something
11. Blodwyn Pig, Dear Jill
12. Bad Company, Painted Face
13. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Nighttime For The Generals
14. T. Rex, Raw Ramp
15. The Tragically Hip, Fight
16. Simon And Garfunkel, Baby Driver
17. Joe Jackson, Memphis
18. Patti Smith Group, 25th Floor/High On Rebellion
19. Trooper, Baby Woncha Please Come Home
20. Traffic, Many A Mile To Freedom
21. Dire Straits, Once Upon A Time In The West (live)
“Let’s Chit Chat with Narine Dat”
History – Controller Controller
Album(s): History
Artist: Controller Controller
Year: 2004
Notes: As we continue on with bands that we have played with this is one of my favourites! Controller Controller was an amazing band both live and on their two (only) albums! In order to squeeze in 3 albums we went with their debut album “History” which is a hard hitting 7 songs – something not done much back then….too long and too much depth for an EP, but kinda short for a full length album. A lot of places now call this an EP.
Liberation Hour
Liberation Hour focuses on various aspects of non-human animals in our society. We interview experts; people who are passionate about other animals and the planet; people who take care of non-human animals; people who create plant-based food; people who fight for animal rights and for the planet.
Liberation Hour is not currently on the schedule.
Into the Void – January 31st 2020
Best of 2019!
Tonight is part 4 of many shows to focus on the best music of 2019. Tonight is all about the music to drift away to.
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
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Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!
“It’s a Vibe” with Sherice
“It’s a Vibe” with Sherice plays music that you don’t normally hear on the radio in Kitchener. Growing up with a Caribbean background in Ontario, I always wondered why I could never hear my type of music on the radio and now I want to make that a reality. I will be bringing my Caribbean flow, playing Soca, Reggae, Dancehall as well as some R&B and hip hop to offset it. We will be having live discussions, talking about universal law, the law of attraction and anything spiritual or universal. I would also love to use this platform to bring awareness and education surrounding issues such as trauma, abuse and consent to the forefront, teaching our community to share love instead of hate!
“It’s a Vibe” with Sherice is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
2019 Golden MP3 Awards
What a record turn out of CKMS DJ’s at the After Holiday Party! The Golden MP3 Awards took physical form! Here is the recap of the what was given out!
The Local Liaison of Canada award is given to a DJ who puts local stories on a national level: Rashmi Sanjay, host of In Conversation with Rashmi.
The Best Talk Focus award is given to a show that has had the best talk focused programs for the year: James Jordan, Jenniefer Stronge, and Bob Jonkman who host CKMS Community Connections.
The Most Original Program award is given to an original program that you will not find on radio anywhere but on CKMS! The winner is Vin Maru of Tolking Cannabis.
The FUNdraiser Of The Year award is given to a FUN spirit during our fundraising efforts! The winner is Narendra Grover who hosts Sur Sangeet
The Freshest Beats award is given to a great program that is in its first 3 years! The winner is Jeff Stager, host of Golden Record.
Sonic Boom is a throw-back to the old CKMS Sonic Boom awards and is awarded to the best music based program of the year. The winner is Nat Persaud, hosting Pressure Drop.
The DJ AdRock Memorial Award for Exceptional DJing is given to a DJ who exemplifies the qualities of the EDJ Academy. The winner is Francis Claire of 3 Nines Radio: Tape Tuesdays /w Francis Claire.
The Teamwork Transition award is given to the best 1-2 seamless transition programs on CKMS: The winners are Chris Sherren and Riley Powis from Into The Void and The Riley Powis Show.
The Video King the Radio Star award is given to the show who best utilizes the OTF video system to support their program. The winner is Sean Bush of Reggae Patrol.
The SoundFM Soldier award is given to two members who have put in a lot of work behind the scenes to keep CKMS Community Radio alive. The term “SoundFM” was once used as the name of the station as community members put in countless hours of volunteer work to keep the station alive. The winners are Chris Sherren and Bob Jonkman, both on the Tech Committee.
The Best Cultural/Culturally Diverse show is awarded to a show the best show that either features many different cultures or represents a culture that is under represented in the area. The winner is Bassam Awwad of the Mazaj Show.
The Best LP Show (LP is “Long Playing”) is awarded to the years best show that has been running for 3+ years. The winner is Souljah Sessions.
The Community Radio Award is given to a show that exemplifies what Community Radio is all about – COMMUNITY! The winner is Narine Dat Sookram of Let’s Chit Chat With Narine Dat.
The Best Graphic Material award is given to a program who is creating the Best accompanying images for their podcast or program. The winner is Rob McKenna of Mano A Mano.
Refused – Dennis Lyxzén interview with Blue Sky Horse Radio
January, 23rd, 2020, regarding Refused new album: War Music, their message to the world & upcoming North American tour.
CKMS Community Connections for 27 January 2020 with the Social Development Centre Waterloo Region
Show Notes
If you’d like to volunteer or be interviewed by Charles Nichols for the podcast please call the Social Development Centre at +1‑519‑579‑3800
The interview starts at 9m37s.
Online:
- Twitter: @sdcwr
- Facebook: Social Development Centre Waterloo Region on Facebook
- Website: Social Development Centre Waterloo Region
- E-mail: info@waterlooregion.org
- Phone: +1‑519‑579‑3800 • +1‑877‑579‑3859
- Twitter: @CivicHubWR
- Facebook: Civic Hub WR on Facebook
- Website: Civic Hub WR
- E-mail: info@civichubwr.org
- Phone: +1‑519‑579‑3800 • +1‑877‑579‑3859
- RENT: Renters Educating and Networking Together
- ALIVe: Awareness of Low Income Voices
- Disabilities and Human Rights
On @RadioWaterloo #CommunityConnections we are having so much fun learning the ins and outs of sharing more content about @CivicHubWR & #Lifestories podcast series about #affordablehousing. Live YouTube video at https://t.co/YrdYejntPj #waterlooregion pic.twitter.com/z7ymqybIMs
— Social Development Centre Waterloo Region (@sdcwr) January 27, 2020
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-01-27.mp3 (53.7 MiBytes, 58m42s, episode 37)
Podcast Index
There was so much Social Development to discuss today that we didn’t get to all the artists on our playlist. Never fear, they’re in our digital music library and will be played on future episoses!
- 00m25s:
Jean-Paul de Roover — Wreck from the album Loss
- 04m20s:
Royal Tusk — Die Knowing from their second album Tusk II
- 09m37s: Angela, Aleks, and Charles talk about the Civic Hub WR, the SDCWR Tax Clinic, and supports for affordable housing through RENT, Disability and Human Rights group, ALIVe; using volunteer opportunities and technology to enable social justice actions.
- 23m07s:
Union Duke — Atlas of Love
- 26m43s: Discussing more housing issues, issues with shelters, gentrification,
- 41m58s:
Fettish — Bubble Tea Boy
- 45m17s: How to volunteer for an interview with Charles Nichols: Call +1‑519‑579‑3800; the Civic Hub is available to any small, grass-roots organization, see https://civichubwr.org/
- 48m45s:
Lexxicon — Lucky Lucky from Bashment Trap House
- 51m37s: Get training to start your own show on CKMS-FM; summing up today’s talk.
- 55m45s:
100 mile house — Worth The Wait from the Love You Or Leave You album
CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Friday from 2:00pm to 3:00pm.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
See all CKMS Community Connections shows!
Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2020 by the participants, and released under a 
Creative Commons Attribution Only license. Copy, re-use, and deriviatives works are allowed with attribution to Radio Waterloo and a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders.
Anna Kuepfer, Jen Wilson & Jolene Knott
Started in 2018 by Anna Kuepfer, Abigail Loewen and Leah Wouda , SheCycle aims to end the cycle of poverty for women in Uganda with a focus on menstrual hygiene. SheCycle is creating an antimicrobial and reusable menstrual pad that is environmentally friendly, creates employment and has a sustainable business model. In 2019 the trio from University of Waterloo SheCycle project took the top prize of $30,000 in the World’s Challenge Challenge beating 17 other universities from 9 countries at an international competition where students pitch their ideas to address a global issue.
Lipoffkw is KW’s only lip-sync battle fundraiser. The team is entirely volunteer and made up of 4 local women Tiffany Iden, Jen Wilson, Jolene Knott, and Rebecca Petricevic who organize the most fun fundraiser. They have raised almost $10,000 for local charities and each year, they choose a different benefiting cause. In the past funds were raised for St. Mary’s General Hospital Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Treatment Centre, St Mary’s General Hospital , YWCA KW, Homelessness Housing Umbrella Group and this year they are supporting ALL IN 2020. They strongly believe, together as a community we can end homelessness in Waterloo Region.
Subscribe to the In Conversation With Rashmi podcast!
See all In Conversation with Rashmi shows!Rebel Time Radio – January 22, 2020
- Stiff Little Fingers – Hope Street
- The World/Inferno Friendship Society – Freedom Is A Wilderness For You And Me
- Urban Vietcong – Il Mio Paradiso Il Mio Inferno
- Section 4 – Sick And Tired
- Territories – The Lockdown
- The Fallout – Red Light Union
- Fea – Poor Little Rich Girl
- Spectres – Northern Towns
- Subhumans – 99%
- Spanner – Property Wrongs
- Pisser – Nightcrawler
- Laager – Taste For Flesh
- War On Women – Lone Wolves
- Alien Boys – Shadow Puppets
- NoMeansNo – Cats, Sex, And Nazis
For The Wild: An Anthology of the Anthropocene
At 
For The Wild, we discuss the critical ideas of our time and parlay them into action for the defense and regeneration of natural communities. Key topics include the rediscovery of wild nature, ecological renewal and resistance, and healing from the trauma of individualistic society. We will travel deep into ancient forests, align with the struggles and ways of Earth-based people, and rekindle the mysteries of intuition. We will join today’s brightest visionaries in this momentous work of reimagining a world where humanity can find its way back into the web of life.
For The Wild is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
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CKMS Community Connections for 20 January 2020 with Tamara Lorincz
Show Notes
Tamara Lorincz talks about peace, nonviolence, the arms trade, militarization, Canada’s interference in international affairs, the military’s excessive additions to Canada’s carbon footprint, and lists the many events, rallies, and protests coming up in Waterloo Region.
The interview starts at 5m19s.
Online:
- Twitter: @TamaraLorincz
- Facebook: Tamara Lorincz
Organizations and Resources
- MLK’s speech: Beyond Vietnam from the King Institute at Stanford University (audio on SoundCloud: Vietnam: A Crisis of Conscience (April 4, 1967)
- Arthur Manuel: Unsettling Canada
- Yves Engler: The Black Book of Canadian Foreign Policy
- Canadian Voice of Women For Peace
- Code Pink
- World Beyond War
- NoWar-Paix, Ottawa Network to Oppose War and Racism
- KWPeace.ca
- WR Nonviolence
Call your Member of Parliament
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Prime Minister: The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau
Telephone: +1-514-277-6020 E-mail: justin.trudeau@parl.gc.ca
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Minister of Foreign Affairs: The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne
Telephone: +1-613-995-4895 E-mail: Francois-Philippe.Champagne@parl.gc.ca
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MP for Waterloo: The Honourable Bardish Chagger
Telephone: +1-519-746-1573 E-mail: Bardish.Chagger@parl.gc.ca
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MP for Kitchener South — Hespeler: Marwan Tabbara
Telephone: +1-519-571-5509 E-mail: Marwan.Tabbara@parl.gc.ca
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MP for Kitchener Centre: Raj Saini
Telephone: +1-519-741-2001 E-mail: Raj.Saini@parl.gc.ca
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MP for Cambridge: Bryan May
Telephone: +1-519-624-7440 E-mail: Bryan.May@parl.gc.ca
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MP for Kitchener — Conestoga: Tim Louis
Telephone: +1-519-578-3777 E-mail: Tim.Louis@parl.gc.ca
Upcoming Events:
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Film Screening — MLK: A Call To Conscience
When: Monday, 20 January 2020 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm Where: Room 1-42, Balsillie School for International Affairs Location: 67 Erb Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Website: Film Screening: MLK: A Call to Conscience – Balsillie School of International Affairs
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Rally: Peace With Iran
When: Saturday, 25 January 2020 from 2:00pm to 3:00pm Where: Waterloo Public Square Location: 75 King Street North, Waterloo, Ontario Website: CKMS-FM Public Service Announcement, KWPeace Event: Global Day of Protest – No War on Iran
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Peace Conference and CANSEC Protest
When: 26 — 31 May 2020 Where: Ottawa, Ontario Website: #NoWar2020: Divest, Disarm, Demilitarize
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-01-20.mp3 (54.2 MiBytes, 59m12s, episode 36)
Podcast Index
- 00m24s:
The Soviet Influence — Astronomical Wonders from the Boundaries album - 5m19s: Tamara Lorincz talks about Martin Luther King Jr. and the film showing MLK: A Call To Conscience, Canada’s military interference in other countries and domestically, extractive imperialism, the need for peaceful foreign policy, the climate crisis and military GHG emissions, the Peace With Iran rally
- 31m41s:
Jake Feeney — No Headlights - 34m45s: Talking about Tamara’s PhD program and background, victories in the peace movement.
- 50m31s:
Wilfred N and the Grown Men — Awake Asleep from the album We’ll Get There First - 53m40s: Summary of events: Protests at CANSEC, Peace Conference in Ottawa, Peace With Iran rally in Waterloo Public Square, film screening MLK: A Call To Conscience
CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Friday from 2:00pm to 3:00pm.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
See all CKMS Community Connections shows!
Bonus Footage
YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 20 January 2020
Additional Bonus Footage!
YouTube: Perspectives On Peace: Where’s the Peace And Justice?
Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2020 by the participants, and released under a Creative Commons Attribution Only license. Copy, re-use, and deriviatives works are allowed with attribution to Radio Waterloo and a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders.
Global Day of Protest: No War On Iran – Waterloo
There will be a peace rally in solidarity with the Global Day of Protest “No War On Iran!” on Saturday, January 25 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. at the Waterloo Public Square.
We do not want another war in the Middle East.
We say “No War On Iran.”
We want US-NATO-Canadian soldiers and special forces out of Iraq. We need de-escalation and diplomacy. The Canadian government should urge the US to rejoin the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action and end its crippling sanctions against Iran. We want peace with Iran and peace throughout the Middle East. The Waterloo action is organized by KW Peace, WR Nonviolence and the Canadian Voice of Women for Peace. Rallies are taking place at the same time across the country and around the world.
Find out more about the Global Day of Protest at https://www.answercoalition.org/iran-jan-25
In a Coma, Vehicles Beyond, Lizard Tree, Still Life Fast Moving
Check out our weekend podcast above where our sub-theme was “Green” albums – to add as leaves on our #ConceptAlbum mosaic. We might record our podcasts this way moving forward….still experimenting! If you have a preference let us know:
rob@radiowaterloo.ca
Album: In A Coma
Artist: Matthew Good
Year: 2005
Notes: Probably one of Canada’s best musicians! Between the years of 1995-2005 Matt Good could do no wrong! Check it out here!
Album: Vehicles Boyond
Artist: Kitchens & Bathrooms
Year: 2003
Notes: These guys were a fantastic band from Hamilton. I picked up this album years ago at one of their show before I ever knew about “Math Rock” I saw them perform a few times….great album. Might be hard to find! Check it out in the podcast above!
Album: Lizard Tree
Artist: Green Tree Frogs
Year: 2018
Notes: Enjoy a day at the lizard tree with the Green Tree frogs! You can download this album free here:
https://manoamanoradio.bandcamp.com/album/lizard-tree
Album: Still Life Fast Moving
Artist: Mean Red Spiders
Year: 2003
Notes: I found out about these guys when we played in Toronto. Possibly opened for this band. They were classified as alternative, shoegaze. I found them to be awesome! I have a few of their albums. In playing this album I found out they had released an album in 2014 that I’ve got to check out!
Country Music
We play 
Country Music (and Western too!) from our Digital Music Library.
Country Music airs on CKMS-FM at various times on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Latin, Congrats, Holy F
Last week on Mano A Mano we listened to all three of Holy F%&K’s albums!
Holy F%&K puts out amazing albums…and it was rumored that a new album called “DELETER” was coming out soon!
Album(s): Congrats, Latin, Holy F&%K
Artist: Holy F&%K
Year: 2016, 2010, 2007
Notes: We look forward to a new album by Holy F%&K by listening to their previous albums! New album is out now! And our copy is being delivered soon!
Carlie Roberts & Charlena Russell
Carlie Roberts is a curvy movement maker, leading women to a stylish place of self love and fashion confidence one consignment at a time. She founded Consign Your Curves , Canada’s largest size inclusive consignment sale in 2013. After nearly adding to the closets of over 2000 women, Carlie then turned her treading hashtag into a headquarters when in 2018 she opened Consign Your Curves in Guelph, ON
A musician, songwriter, artist and music teacher. She has been the owner and founder of Russell Music Teaching Studios in Waterloo for the last 8 years and has been teaching for 18 years. A powerhouse vocalist and an adept multi-instrumentalist, who uses her classical training to create fiery, eclectic, soulful jazzy-electronica as well as acoustic songs, Charlena Russell
Into the Void – January 17th 2019
Best of 2019!
Tonight is part 3 of many shows to focus on the best music of 2019. Tonight is all about the music that still rocks, rock isn’t dead yet!
Be sure to Tune in Next week as Riley Powis will be your guide through the void!!!!
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!
Sight, Distance, Pick A Piper
Album: Sight & Distance & Pick A Piper
Artist: Pick A Piper
Year: 2019, 2017, 2013
Notes: This are all three of the main albums created by Toronto-Waterloo band Pick A Piper. Special Note: Pick A Piper appeared on the Mano A Mano show for their first (self-titled) album on album release day! Make sure to check out this band and order their music for some wicked chill out grooves!
If you have an album that you think should be added to the mosaic contact us on twitter or instagram: @mamradio
CKMS Community Connections for 13 January 2020 with Caterina Lindman
Show Notes
Bob Jonkman chats with Caterina Lindman from Rise4ClimateWR. We discuss local climate action, Indigenous climate action on unceded Wet’suwet’en lands in British Columbia, and upcoming climate events in Waterloo Region.
The interview starts at 4m40s.
Alan and Cari have transcribed the interview! You can read it on the Climate Strike Waterloo Region blog.
Online:
- Facebook: Rise For Climate Waterloo Region
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Twitter: @Rise4ClimateWR
- Website: Actuaries for Sustainable Healthcare
- Website: Citizens’ Climate Lobby
- Facebook: Citizens’ Climate Lobby Waterloo Region
- Website: Divest Waterloo
Upcoming Events:
- What: Film and Potluck about the Wet’suwet’en struggle in British Columbia
When: Tonight, Monday 13 January 2020 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Where: Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre, St. Paul’s Unversity College
Location: 190 Westmount Road North, Waterloo, Ontario
Facebook: Wet’suwet’en Solidarity Event: Filmscreening and Potluck - What: ALERT Climate Strike in support of Wet’suwet’en
When: Friday, 17 January 2020 from 12 Noon to 1:00pm
Where: In front of THEMUSEUM
Location: 10 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario
Facebook: ALARM Climate Strike in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en - What: ALARM exhibit
When: From 18 Jan 2020 to ???
Where: THEMUSUEM
Location: 10 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario
Website: Upcoming exhibitions – ALARM - What: Angela Carter lecture — “Hope amidst the Climate Crisis : Our role in Waterloo Region”
When: Thursday, 23 January 2019 from 1:30pm to 3:00pm
Where: THEMUSEUM
Location: 10 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario
Website: 55 & Better: Hope Amidst Climate Crisis: Our Role in Waterloo Region
Note: Free admission for seniors 55+
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-01-13.mp3 (77.1 MiBytes, 56m01s, episode 35)
Podcast Index
- 00m24s:
The Respectables — The Power of Rock & Roll
- 4m39s: Caterina and Bob talk about the climate crisis and what people can do to minimize their carbon footprints.
- 21m54s:
Brandon Solomon — Reservation Line
- 25m16s: Talking about the Wet’suwet’en blockade, film and potluck at St. Paul’s University College, Fridays4Future climate strike at THEMUSEUM, the ALARM exhibit, Angela Carter’s lecture. Caterina’s involvement many organizations, finding plant-based foods.
- 35m07s:
The Soviet Influence — Secret Space from the album The Price of Vigilence
- 38m22s: Still other climate organizations; the solar furnace; carbon taxes, fees and dividends; changing corporate business models; recap of upcoming events.
- 51m47s:
Joseph Martone — The Deal from the album Honeybirds
- 54m53s: End credits.
CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Friday from 2:00pm to 3:00pm.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
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Bonus Footage
YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 13 January 2020
Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2020 by the participants, and released under a Creative Commons Attribution Only license. Attribution to Radio Waterloo with a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders.
Three Events for Peace
On Monday, 20 January 2020 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm there is a free public film screening “MLK: A Call to Conscience”
Room 142, Balsillie School of International Affairs, 67 Erb St.
This free public screening is to mark Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day. The documentary, “A Call to Conscience,” gives greater insight into Dr. King’s civil rights and anti-war views and deconstructs his most important but least known speech “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break the Silence”. This powerful film puts Dr. King’s legacy into a contemporary context, particularly in light of the new Poor People’s Campaign, the Black Lives Matter movement and the ongoing wars in the Middle East. The film includes rare archival footage and interviews with pre-eminent King scholar Dr. Clayborne Carson, academic Dr. Cornel West, African-American historian Dr. Vincent Harding, & Institute for Policy Studies fellow Phyllis Bennis. The screening will be followed by a discussion, led by Tamara Lorincz, about nonviolent resistance, social justice and peace activism in this current era of the climate emergency and the Trump presidency. Copies of Dr. King’s speech will be made available.
Co-hosted by the BSIA Conflict & Security Research Cluster, PACS-CAN and KW Peace.
More info: https://www.balsillieschool.ca/event/film-screening-mlk-a-call-to-conscience/
Cinema Series: “Anthropocene: The Human Epoch”
Tuesday, 21 January 2020 7:00pm to 8:30pm
CIGI Campus Auditorium, 67 Erb Street West, Waterloo, Canada
Public Event: Cinema Series
More info: https://www.cigionline.org/events/cinema-series-anthropocene-human-epoch
Peter Mansbridge to Moderate Panel on Climate Crisis
Kitchener, ON – THEMUSEUM is pleased to be hosting a discussion on Climate Crisis in conjunction with its exhibition ALARM | The Climate Crisis Exhibition. The event will be held Earth Day, 22 April 2020 at Bingeman’s Marshall Hall. Partnering with The Walrus magazine and Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) the panel will include representation from national columnists and local research fellows on the climate crisis and the environment.
Tickets are $50 per person for general seating. Also available is a $150 VIP package which includes seating in the front rows, an after-event reception with the panel and Peter Mansbridge, tax receipt and one admission to see ALARM | The Climate Crisis Exhibition. Members of THEMUSEUM will receive discounted admission. Tickets are available at THEMUSEUM.ca.
Andrew Bass & Juneyt Yetkiner
The fascinating story of clock-maker Andrew Bass. A retired mechanical engineer who previously owned his own company that he sold in 2012 started “Tempus” @tempus.making.time a business unlike anything he’s operated before. Bass, not sure yet if he’s making art or manufacturing a product, or a combination of both has made a total of seven clocks from external grade MDF and Baltic birch plywood for all of the mechanism parts, relying on his mathematics and mechanical engineering background. In an era of decreased life-cycles and product quality, Bass has become deeply invested in the revival of craft , handmade art and the making of time itself. To know more check out his website www.makingtime.ca
An artist, a musician and a passionate performer Juneyt Yetkiner @juneytyetkiner , from Istanbul, Turkey, Juneyt is a self-taught musician playing Nuevo-Flamenco guitar for 17 years. Juneyt has performed on many albums and at numerous festivals representing Canada. He has also played alongside & opened for well-known musicians throughout his career such as Alex Cuba, John Mcdermott, Liona Boyd, Doobie Brothers and Santana. Juneyt has composed music for two television documentaries, won the Records Readers Choice Awards 11 times 2011-2019, Toronto Independent Music Awards in 2017 & and Waterloo Arts Awards In 2019 to name a few and has been nominated for many awards both Nationally & Internationally. He has built an impressive career as a professional musician playing both locally and internationally. You find find schedules and information on Juneyt at www.juneyt.com
Into the Void – January 10th 2020
Best of 2019!
Tonight is part 2 of many shows to focus on the best music of 2019. Tonight is all about the music that I had been anticipating, part 1.
My show also replays on Sundays at 6:30pm
All my past episodes available in Hi Fidelity
or Subscribe to my podcast feed to receive my show as soon as I upload it!
https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/shows/into-the-void/feed
Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/deafby
Check out my music at www.deafbydesign.ca
See you in the Void!
National Online Teach-In: No War With Iran!
Spearheaded by the ANSWER Coalition and streamed live in KW at Conrad Grebel University College.
On Saturday, January 11 at 3pm, we will livestream a national online teach-in dedicated to the movement against war with Iran. Featuring anti-war leaders, scholars, journalists, representatives from religious communities and others, the teach-in will include an all star cast representing different sectors of the new anti-war movement.
Speakers for the teach-in will include:
- Kathy Kelly, Voice for Creative Nonviolence
- Abby Martin, host of The Empire Files
- Dr. Gerald Horne, author and historian
- Claudia De La Cruz, The People’s Forum
- Liz Theoharis, Co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign
- Mazda Majidi, Iranian-American journalist
- Leila Zanda, Iranian-American activist
- Dr. Jill Stein, Green Party presidential candidate 2016
- Eugene Puryear, ANSWER Coalition
- Media Benjamin, CODEPINK
- Ciara Taylor, The People’s Forum
- Max Blumenthal, journalist at The Grayzone
- Leonard Flores, CODEPINK Latin America Coordinator
- Kevin Zeese, Popular Resistance
- Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, Partnership for Civil Justice Fund
- Mike Prysner, Iraq anti-war veteran
- Anya Parampil, journalist at The Grayzone
- Brian Becker, ANSWER Coalition
- And others
Please join us in room 1300 at Conrad Grebel University College to learn more about the situation between the US and Iran. Bring snacks if possible!
Also remember to come out for the global day of protest, 2pm at Waterloo Public Square, on January 25th!
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National Online Teach-In: No War With Iran!
On Saturday, 11 January 2020 representatives of the new anti-war movement will be hosting a national teach-in on the US-Iran crisis. Featuring an all star cast#313639 of anti-war leaders, scholars, journalists, and others, this event promises to provide a unique glimpse into the evolving anti-war movement in the US and beyond.
We invite you to join us for a local livestream of this event.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2533631296905008/
11 January 2020 | 2:30pm – 6:00pm | Room 1300 Conrad Grebel University College | 140 Westmount Road, Waterloo, Ontario
What: National Online Teach-In: No War With Iran!
When: Saturday, 11 January 2020 from 2:30pm to 6:00pm
Where: Room 1300, Conrad Grebel University College
Location: 140 Westmount Road, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Who: Thomas William Fraser twilliamfraser@gmail.com +1‑226‑507‑2330