December 15th, 2017 play list
Fridays 6-7pm
Among Legends – February 1st
Dayz – Track 01
The After Image – Pursue
Islands And Empires – Mania
BROOMFILLER – How Long, So Long
Rose Cora Perry – Empty
Shall Not Fall – Awaken
Life Like Fire – Little Things
Kozen – Barricade
Bring Me The Author – No Hope, No Hero
Red Handed Denial – Collector
The Albi – My Conviction
Rebel Time Radio is here to blast political punk rock to your ears! Dan plays some tunes from GRIT, The Plasmatics, 7 Seconds, plus a couple new tracks from L7 and The Dreadnoughts. He also is strangely excited for the upcoming royal wedding! Hit play for the punk rock tunes!
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Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com
Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They’re UNBELIEVABLE!* Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!
*This may be a hyperbole.
K-W based band Among Legends just released a new EP entitled “Some Days” The first track from this EP “February 1st” will be featured on Fresh Music Friday’s from 6-7pm.
Among Legends submitted this track to FMF via Twitter
Jamie My Ghost Videois a self-titled acoustic solo artist from Toronto, Ontario Canada. Most known for his track ‘Becoming’ witch was feature in a film that was televised to over 30 million people worldwide. Langlois is scheduled to release three brand new tracks is Monday.
1. Jethro Tull, A New Day Yesterday
2. Ian Anderson, Budapest (orchestral version)
3. Aerosmith, Seasons Of Wither
4. Aerosmith, Shela
5. The Rolling Stones, Salt Of The Earth
6. The Rolling Stones, Going Home
7. The Rolling Stones, One Hit (To The Body)
8. Cream, Sitting On Top Of The World (live)
9. Etta James, Stop The Wedding
10. Bad Company, Gone, Gone, Gone
11. Bad Company, Evil Wind
12. Genesis, Dodo/Lurker
13. Genesis, Deep In The Motherlode
14. Genesis, Dance On A Volcano
15. Deep Purple, Soldier Of Fortune
16. Deep Purple, Walk On
17. Deep Purple, Might Just Take Your LIfe
18. Deep Purple, Mandrake Root
Starfish and Coffee Radio episode #28 was off the charts! That’s a fact, Jack! DJ Starfish kept things super karate good with music from Phoenix, Etta James, My Little Pony, Sam Roberts Band and Spider-Man. Plus, there were Star Wars jokes!
Listen to episode #28 here and now to catch all of the fun!
Also, keep an eye out for Starfish and Coffee’s 2ish hour family New Year’s Eve dance party mix! You’ll be able to play it on demand and dance in 2018 with family friendly fun!
Playlist
1. Prince – Starfish and Coffee (show theme)
2. Etta James – Something’s Got a Hold On Me
3. Louis Jordan & His Tympani Five – Beans and Corn Bread
4. Little Eva – Let’s Turkey Trot
5. Ramsey Lewis Trio – Hang On Sloopy
6. Phoenix – Lisztomania
7. MGMT – Kids
8. Alessia Cara – Kids
9. My Little Pony Theme Song
10. Irene Cara – Flashdance…What a Feeling
11. Modest Mouse – Float On
12. Sam Roberts Band – Float On
13. Best Coast – Taking Turns
14. Lisa Loeb – I’m a Little Coconut
15. The Shins – Australia
16. Colony House – Growin’ Up
17. Brian Setzer Orchestra – Jump Jive An ‘Wail
18. We Bear Bears Theme Songs
19. Mexican Institute of Sound – Jalale
20. Michael Bublé – Spider-Man Theme Song (Junkie XL mix)
We wrestle through some sound and technical issues, and through it all, we have a great chat with Frederick (AKA Chaoth) of Vvon Dogma I, as well as a variety of great tunes. R Rated episode, some swearing.
Tune in to this PG rated edition of MyAudioFace, hear some cool new music covering metal and non-metal alike.
And was that a very obscure reference to some salacious Trump allegations right after “What an Idiot He is?”…
Listen in and see (hear) what you think.
Turn up that there stereo and play some Rebel Time Radio! Mike and Dan spin some tunes from The Fallout, WANT, D.O.A. and Naked Aggression, plus they talk about a certain somebody being racist as well as give the Official Rebel Time Middle Finger to Jordan Peterson (more on that next week). Now get ready for some political punk rock action!
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The Mill Race Folk Society
presents
pub carols with the orange peel carollers Sunday December 17th, 2017 from 2-5pm at
the KIWI, 47 dickson st, cambridge (galt)
Following a time-honoured tradition from the north of England, a group of local friends under the banner of the Orange Peel Carollers will be gathering on Sunday, Dec. 17 at the KIWI to sing what are known as Village or Pub Carols.
These carols are not the standard Christmas stock we hear piped into every mall; they are often more boisterous and secular in nature than the familiar fare.
They have been preserved in the pub environment in several Yorkshire villages for at least the past 200 years. In some cases, these carols were frowned upon by the church of the time, and dropped from the order of service. They were sometimes retained by only one congregation, village, or family and were held with great pride and even jealousy. Pub carols are regaining popularity in England.
The Pub carolling tradition in Canada was started in Ottawa around 1990 and has proven quite popular there.
The song book the group will use for several of the carols is a publication from the Ottawa Folklore Centre entitled The Canadian Pub Caroller. It combines traditional English carols with some long-forgotten early Canadian hymns and carols.
The Orange Peel Carollers like to think that they are doing their part to maintain the tradition and help it take root our local area.
Most of the carols will be unfamiliar to modern ears, but with their folky sound and rousing choruses, some are very easy to learn. Other songs will be more familiar, but with a twist.
If you would like to hear more, or better yet come out and sing along with the group, they invite you to join them at the KIWI, 47 Dickson St, Cambridge (Galt) from 2 P.m. to 5 P.M. A
dmission if Free, but donations for the carollers are welcome.
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1. Pink Floyd, The Great Gig In The Sky
2. The Clash, I Fought The Law (request)
3. The Rolling Stones, Cops And Robbers
4. Kris Kristofferson, Blame It On The Stones
5. Shirley Bassey, The Fool On The Hill
6. The Who, Cry If You Want
7. Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Working Man
8. Jerry Lee Lewis, Milkshake Mademoiselle
9. Buddy Holly, Midnight Shift
10. Liam Gallagher, Wall Of Glass
11. Noel Gallagher, It’s A Beautiful World
12. Queen, The Loser In The End
13. Bob Seger, The Sea Inside
14. The Kinks, Little Bit Of Emotion
15. Fleetwood Mac, Sands Of Time
16. Ringo Starr, I’m The Greatest
17. Little Feat, New Delhi Freight Train
18. AC/DC, What’s Next To The Moon
19. ZZ Top, Brown Sugar
20. Fludd, Get Up, Get Out, Move On
21. David Wilcox, Somethin’s Shakin’
22. Tom Waits, On The Nickel
23. Elvis Costello, Beyond Belief
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Instrumental Illness
25. Eagles, Long Road Out Of Eden
image003.jpg@01D35A03.3E257400” width=”229″ height=”154″>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2017 marks the 25th anniversary of the CHYM Tree of Hope Radiothon, bringing hope to local children, youth and families
Thursday, December 7, 2017
5 a.m. to 6 p.m.
CF Fairview Park
On December 7, local families will share moving stories on air as part of the Radiothon.
· You’ll hear from Kalsoom, whose son developed better social skills and a more positive outlook thanks to a special theatre program he was enrolled in.
· You’ll learn about how the Sexual Abuse Treatment Program helped one teen heal after she endured years of abuse.
· An adoptive father will describe how he and his wife made the decision to adopt an older child – and the joy she has brought into their lives.
The Family & Children’s Services Foundation is encouraging community members to consider making a donation so that these important programs will continue to be available all year long to those who need the extra support. It all comes together for one amazing day of caring that makes a big difference in the lives of families, children and youth.
Special guests will join us throughout the day, with opportunities for photos in our photo booth, including:
6 a.m. to 9 a.m. – CHYM Drive for Hope – Live with Brady, Adele & Tara
9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. – Meet princess characters from Fairytale Parties
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. – KW Titans answer the phones
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. – Special guests Jayna Hefford, five-time women’s hockey Olympic medalist, Waterloo Mayor Dave Jaworsky, Kitchener City Councillor Dave Schnider
3 to 6 p.m. – CHYM Drive for Hope – Live with Mark Paine
Listen live to CHYM 96.7 or come to CF Fairview Park mall to see it all happening live with CHYM 96.7’s Brady, Adele and Tara (6-9 a.m.) and Mark Paine (3-6 p.m.). There is no minimum donation and any amount helps. One day can make a difference to families in our community.
With your help and support, there’s hope. To donate to the CHYM Tree of Hope, please call 519-748-TREE (8733), drop by the mall to make a donation in person, or donate online at www.chymtreeofhope.com
Thank you to the many caring community members who have generously donated over the last 25 years. We are so grateful for your continued support of children and families in Waterloo Region. Special thanks to CHYM for continuing to open its heart and airwaves to benefit local families and children.
About Family & Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region
Family & Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region works together with families, their supports and our communities for the safety and well-being of children. The Family & Children’s Services Foundation helps provide programs and services to help children and families heal, learn and grow, that aren’t covered through government funding. Find out more about the Family & Children’s Services Foundation and the families they serve at www.facswaterloo.org or about the CHYM Tree of Hope at www.chymtreeofhope.com
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If you are new to the station I will provide the history of the award and each year it seems a new award is added to the bunch. If you have a new award they are also welcome. Please only reply to me so that we don’t flood peoples email with the dozens and dozen of votes:
Best Community Oriented Show
2013 – DJ Zach Highbrau
2014 – Moses Bogart
2015 – DJ Carmelo
2016 – Underground Sound Project
2017 – ???
Local Liason – similar to above
2013 – Non-Toxic Airwaves
2014 – Coral FM
2015 – Coral FM
2016 – Interzone
2017 – ???
Freshest Beats (shows within their first 3 years)
2013 – Friday Night Rockabilly
2014 – The Electrifying Sessions
2015 – The Lost Indie City
2016 – Ska Party
SoundFM Soldiers – 2 awards for behind the scenes station work
2013 – Dan Keller & Nat Persaud (station move)
2014 – Mark C. & Dan (CRTC license renual)
2015 – Mark C & Nat (station move)
2016 – Nat & Cam (station events)
2017 – ??? & ???
Best or Worst Moustache
2013 – DJ JD
2014 – DJ Jeff E Jeff
2015 – Interstellar Sam
2016 – Uncle Doobie
2017 – ???
DJ AdRock Memorial Award for exceptional DJing
2012 – DJ Steel
2013 – DJ Saviour
2014 – The Nattyphysicist
2015 – DJ Jeff E Jeff
2016 – Moses Bogart
2017 – ???
Best Classic Show (3+ years running)
2013 – Mano A Mano
2014 – Mano A Mano
2015 – Mano A Mano
2016 – Mano A Mano
2017 – ???? ? ????
Most Original Program
2014 – The Agriculture Show
2015 – Blue Sky Horse Radio & Thanks for Listening to our show
2016 – Radio Absurdica
2017 – ???
Best Show Graphic (poster)
2015 – Audio Tsunami
2016 – Street Hop & Souljah Session
2017 – ??? (new 102.7 logo year)
FUNdraiser of the year
2016 – DJ Moses Bogart
2017 – ????
Best Culturally Diverse Show
2016 – Caribbean Spice
2017 – ????
Anyways, submit your votes! We will release the results in January!
I'm also going to be counting down the best releases of the year! If you know of something good that was released this year please let me know!
If you are new to the station I will provide the history of the award and each year it seems a new award is added to the bunch. If you have a new award they are also welcome. Please only reply to me so that we don’t flood peoples email with the dozens and dozen of votes:
Best Community Oriented Show
2013 – DJ Zach Highbrau
2014 – Moses Bogart
2015 – DJ Carmelo
2016 – Underground Sound Project
2017 – ???
Local Liason – similar to above
2013 – Non-Toxic Airwaves
2014 – Coral FM
2015 – Coral FM
2016 – Interzone
2017 – ???
Freshest Beats (shows within their first 3 years)
2013 – Friday Night Rockabilly
2014 – The Electrifying Sessions
2015 – The Lost Indie City
2016 – Ska Party
SoundFM Soldiers – 2 awards for behind the scenes station work
2013 – Dan Keller & Nat Persaud (station move)
2014 – Mark C. & Dan (CRTC license renual)
2015 – Mark C & Nat (station move)
2016 – Nat & Cam (station events)
2017 – ??? & ???
Best or Worst Moustache
2013 – DJ JD
2014 – DJ Jeff E Jeff
2015 – Interstellar Sam
2016 – Uncle Doobie
2017 – ???
DJ AdRock Memorial Award for exceptional DJing
2012 – DJ Steel
2013 – DJ Saviour
2014 – The Nattyphysicist
2015 – DJ Jeff E Jeff
2016 – Moses Bogart
2017 – ???
Best Classic Show (3+ years running)
2013 – Mano A Mano
2014 – Mano A Mano
2015 – Mano A Mano
2016 – Mano A Mano
2017 – ???? ? ????
Most Original Program
2014 – The Agriculture Show
2015 – Blue Sky Horse Radio & Thanks for Listening to our show
2016 – Radio Absurdica
2017 – ???
Best Show Graphic (poster)
2015 – Audio Tsunami
2016 – Street Hop & Souljah Session
2017 – ??? (new 102.7 logo year)
FUNdraiser of the year
2016 – DJ Moses Bogart
2017 – ????
Best Culturally Diverse Show
2016 – Caribbean Spice
2017 – ????
Anyways, submit your votes! We will release the results in January!
I'm also going to be counting down the best releases of the year! If you know of something good that was released this year please let me know!
OMG, it was a wild and funky dance party on Starfish and Coffee Radio this week! Just check out the playlist below to see what tracks were thrown down. Better yet, listen the episode on demand now!
Checkout starfishandcoffeeradio.com to connect with the show!
Playlist
1. Prince – Starfish and Coffee (show theme)
2. Kenny Loggins – Footloose
3. Spice Girls – Spice Up Your Life
4. Martin Solveig & Dragonette – Hello
5. Bran Van 3000 – Astounded
6. Soulstack – Stone Cold Man
7. Prince – Let’s Go Crazy
8. Kaiser Chiefs – Ruby
9. The White Stripes – Fell In Love With A Girl
10. Blondie – One Way Or Another
11. Lisa Loeb – Turn It Down (The Air Band Song)
12. Reading Rainbow Theme
13. The Trolls Movie – Move Your Feet / D.A.N.C.E. / It’s a Sunshine Day
14. Parry Gripp – Snacky Snacktime
15. Josh Gad (Frozen Original Soundtrack) – In Summer
16. U2 – The Showman (Little More Better)
17. Katrina & The Waves – Walking On Sunshine
18. Stevie Wonder – For Once In My Life
The Holiday Season at Kultrun Market
Tapestry of Life Exhibit * Giving Tuesday * Gift Baskets
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Friday December 1 from 4pm to 6pm
Seven Shores Cafe 10 Regina St N WaterlooCome see these beautiful arpilleras (tapestries) created by women in our community. Created as a response to the question "what does freedom mean to you?", these art pieces are on display at Seven Shores Community Café until December 1st. Join us for the closing ceremony of the exhibition as we enjoy coffee or tea and listen to a storyteller tell us about the pieces. Read more
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1. Hawkwind, Sonic Attack
2. The Rolling Stones, Monkey Man (request)
3. Chuck Berry, Too Much Monkey Business (request)
4. Warren Zevon, Monkey Wash Donkey Rinse (request)
5. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, Temptation
6. Ten Years After, I’m Coming On
7. Murray McClauchlan, Sixteen Lanes Of Highway
8. Traffic, John Barleycorn Must Die
9. Van Halen, Mine All Mine
10. Queen, Great King Rat
11. Metallica, The House Jack Built
12. Megadeth, Kill The King
13. John Mellencamp, Last Chance
14. Bryan Ferry, Can’t Let Go
15. Janis Joplin, A Woman Left Lonely
16. Guns N’ Roses, Bad Obsession
19. The Grateful Dead, The Music Never Stopped
20. Elton John, Razor Face
21. Talking Heads, The Great Curve
22. Flash And The Pan, Media Man
23. Coverdale/Page, Over Now
And just like that Starfish and Coffee Radio turns 25 episodes old! Thanks to everyone who has listened and supported the show!
Little Beat and DJ Starfish put together a wild musical ride on the November 26th show, with music from a young Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Yo Gabba Gabba, Aretha Franklin and more!
Please note that we had some recording issues and so the show’s intro did not make it into episode 25’s podcast.
Playlist:
1. Prince – Starfish and Coffee (show theme)
2. Michael Jackson – Rockin’ Robin
3. Sister Sledge – We Are Family
4. Aretha Franklin – Rock Steady
5. CHIC – Good Times
6. Kurtis Blow – The Breaks
7. Ramones – Surfin’ Bird
8. The Beach Boys – Surfin’ Safari
9. Gloria Estefan & the Miami Sound Machine – Conga
10. Yo Gabba Gabba w. Weird Science – Go Crazy Remix
11. The Boomtang Boys – Popcorn – Microwave Mix
12. Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby
13. David Bowie & Queen – Under Pressure
14. Talking Heads – Once In A Lifetime
15. Feist – 1234
16. K’NAAN – Wavin’ Flag
17. The Beatles – Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
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Hello there loyal listener, yer in for a treat with this episode of Rebel Time Radio! Mike, Elysha, and Dan spin some tunes from Belgrado, Contravene, Oi Polloi, and a new one from The Dreadnoughts. Plus they talk a bit about fatigue from the constant news cycle of bad stuff and give a shout out to a couple other punk radio shows. Now get to playing the music!
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link)!
Tonight’s set:
Rebel Time Radio is on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.
Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com
Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They’re UNBELIEVABLE!* Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!
*This may be a hyperbole.
Ah, push it! Ah, push it! Push it real good! The music was super fly on Starfish and Coffee Radio this week! With a playlist that was overflowin’, DJ Starfish and Little Beat kept the talking to a minimum and the music to the max. Check out episode #24 of Starfish and Coffee Radio to get down with this latest family-friendly dance mix.
Playlist:
1. Atomic Rooster, Winter
2. The Rolling Stones, Midnight Rambler (live, 1969)
3. AC/DC, What Do You Do For Money Honey
4. AC/DC, Sin City
5. AC/DC, Have A Drink On Me
6. AC/DC, Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be
7. Genesis, Squonk (live)
8. Jethro Tull, Said She Was A Dancer
9. Robert Plant, The May Queen
10 Peter Gabriel, Intruder
11. Iron Maiden, Fear Of The Dark (live)
12. The Beatles, Fixing A Hole
13. Jeff Beck, Let Me Love You (live)
14. Gary Moore, Texas Strut
15. Headstones, Cut
16. Dire Straits, Once Upon A Time In The West
17. Steely Dan, Aja (live)
18. Santana, Blues For Salvador
19. Joe Cocker, Just Like A Woman
20. King Crimson, Larks’ Tongues In Aspic, Part One
A FREE Workshop for Sport Instructors and Coaches
The KW Sports Council has partnered with the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS) and Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) to offer a free physical literacy training workshop for Instructors and Coaches.
In this workshop you will:
• Learn what motivates women 55-70+ to be active
• Better understand what helps build confidence/competence
in physical activity and sport for women 55-70+
• Receive training in NCCP Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS)
• Learn FMS adaptations/considerations for women 55-70+
• Learn about how incorporating FMS can increase physical
Saturday, December 16, 8:30am – 3:30pm (lunch provided)
The Family Centre, 200 Ardelt Ave., Kitchener ON N2C 2L9
No Cost for workshop, materials or FMS training
To register send an email to Shelley at: purpledog@sympatico.ca
(limited to first 30participants)
sponsored by:
Canadian Association for Advancement of Women in Sport
Coaching Association of Canada
Kitchener Waterloo Sports Council
Media contact: Shelley Callaghan, Project Manager (CAAWS)
613-324-1798; purpledog@sympatico.ca
Media release sent by Kitchener Waterloo Sports Council
