So Old It’s New set list for Monday, April 30, 2018
1. Monster Magnet, Rocket Freak
2. T. Rex, Buick Mackane
3. Frank Zappa, San Ber’dino
4. Paul McCartney, Smile Away
5. Judas Priest, Burn In Hell
6. Faces, You’re So Rude
7. Love, Always See Your Face
8. The Rolling Stones, Flight 505
9. Thunderclap Newman, Accidents
10. Robert Plant, Turn It Up
11. Peter Gabriel, Moribund The Burgermeister
12. Genesis, Cul-de-Sac
13. Ian Dury, If I Was With A Woman
14. Elvis Costello, Riot Act
15. Nick Lowe, Big Kick, Plain Scrap!
16. Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, When The Time Comes
17. Kraftwerk, Mitternacht
18. Gillan & Glover, Via Miami
19. Paul Rodgers/Jeff Beck, Rollin’ Stone
20. Ten Years After, One Of These Days
21. Deep Purple, Mistreated
22. Led Zeppelin, Tea For One
23. Neil Young, Too Far Gone
AW@L Radio – 2018-04-17
1. callout to resist Quebec 2018 G7 from antig7.org – 2. update on #LetLucyStay and #BringLucyBack – 3. right-wing targeted harassment of Nora Loreto
From:: Grand River Community News
The Lost Indie City “Piano” setlist
The Lost Indie City “Piano” setlist
Joe Jackson – Breaking Us in Two
Ben Folds – Hiroshima
Elvis Costello – Oliver’s Army
Saint Motel – Puzzle Pieces
Waterboys – Old England
Gary Jules – Mad World
Talk Talk – Life’s What You Make It
Heartless Bastards – Into the Open
Possum Dixon – Invisible
LCD Soundsystem – New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down
London Grammer – Sights
Tears for Fears – Sea Song
Tom Waits – The Piano Has Been Drinking
Tori Amos – Silent All These Years
Beautiful South – Song for Whoever
Peter Gabriel – Here Comes the Flood
Shriekback – Cradle Song
Depeche Mode – Somebody
Bon Iver – I Can’t Make You Love Me
Kate Bush – The Kick Inside
Noah & The Whale – Tonights the Kind If Night
The Hold Steady – Stuck Between Stations
Mountain Goats – This Year
A Silent Film – You Will Leave a Mark
Damien Rice – 9 Crimes
David Bowie – Life on Mars?
Vote for me 6-7-18
Attention all candidates running in the Ontario election to be held June 7th 2018.
You can access 30 minutes of free airtime to speak directly to the voters.
Connect with all voters in your riding directly. You will have 30 minutesof free airtime on CKMS 102.7FM – Radio Waterloo.
In addition to broadcasting in Kitchener/Waterloo on the FM band, CKMS is available on Rogers digital 946 and across all of Ontario via radiowaterloo.ca/listen.
Disclaimer: Any opinions expressed during the Vote For Me 6-7-18 broadcasts are solely those of the speaker. CKMS does not specifically endorse any candidate appearing on this show.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, April 23, 2018
1. Queen, Rock It (Prime Jive)
2. AC/DC, Kicked In The Teeth
3. The Rolling Stones, Turd On The Run
4. The Who, Shakin’ All Over (live, 1968 at Fillmore East)
5. Rod Stewart, Stone Cold Sober (request)
6. Bob Dylan, Cold Irons Bound (request)
7. Jefferson Airplane, Plastic Fantastic Lover
8. George Harrison, Not Guilty (1979 version, 1968 version written at the time of The Beatles’ White Album appeared on The Beatles’ Anthology 3)
9.Bob Seger, Come To Poppa
10. Van Morrison, Big Time Operators
11. The Stooges, Down On The Street
12. Muddy Waters/Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ron Wood/Buddy Guy/Junior Wells/Lefty Dizz, Mannish Boy (live at the Checkerboard Lounge, 1981)
13. Deep Purple, Wrong Man
14. Free, The Stealer
15. The Monkees, Zilch/No Time
16. Creedence Clearwater Revival, Lodi
17. David Bowie, Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
18. Billy Joel, Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
19. Eric Clapton with Steve Winwood, Presence Of The Lord (live)
20. Traffic, Every Mother’s Son
21. The Allman Brothers Band, In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (live)
UNREST: ME/CFS documentary at the Princess Twin Cinemas in Waterloo
The Waterloo Wellington Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Association (WWMEA) is pleased to present UNREST (for free) on Tue. May 1, 2018, 7:00 PM EDT at the Princess Twin Cinemas, 46 King Street North, Waterloo, ON N2J 2W8.
Register for free here:
Jennifer Brea's Sundance award-winning documentary, Unrest, is a personal journey from patient to advocate to storyteller. Jennifer is twenty-eight years-old, working on her PhD at Harvard, and months away from marrying the love of her life when a mysterious fever leaves her bedridden. When doctors tell her it's "all in her head," she picks up her camera as an act of defiance and brings us into a hidden world of millions that medicine abandoned.
Quote from Vogue magazine:
"… the documentary is not only for those suffering from chronic illnesses – it’s for everyone, especially those who feel they cannot relate. In the same way that we don’t need to be in love when we read a love story, viewers don’t need to be sick in order to participate in the much-needed conversation that Brea’s documentary proposes. In fact, participation and engagement by a more diverse population is not only preferable, it’s crucial. Millions of people currently have some diagnosis of chronic illness, with a reported 15 to 30 million people worldwide reportedly suffering from ME/CFS alone."
M.E. is a poorly understood, invisible chronic illness. Anyone familiar with M.E. or other invisible chronic illnesses such as Fibromyalgia, Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome or Multiple Chemical Sensitivity will appreciate Jennifer's story.
Trailer:
Parking suggestions can be found at this link:
Note that street parking is free after 6:00 pm
Sincerely,
Ken Nightingale
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Waterloo Wellington Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Association
P.O. Box 20075 Pioneer Park Post Office
KITCHENER, ON N2P 2B4
CANADA
Waterloo Wellington Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Association
P.O. Box 20075 Pioneer Park Post Office
KITCHENER, ON N2P 2B4
CANADA
web site:
http://www.wwmea.ca/
facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/WWMEA3/
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/WWMEA
email: wwmea3@yahoo.ca
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Mano A Mano: Live from CKMS!
Featuring the CKMS strobe light!
Show NEW: The Marble Index play The Casbah in Hamilton May 11 & 12
Feature YouTube Page: Cara Leigh
New Music By:
Robot Apocalypse, Mounties Band and A Perfect Circle.
Grand River Outdoors Radio looks at how Salmon swim in schools
This week we look at how schools are getting involved to help raise Ontario Salmon. Richard Elliott, fellow Fishing Friendzy ambassador and busy man of the Lake Huron Fishing Club joins me in studio this Saturday. Stay tuned!
Justice For Sargon – Kim Wilson – Stolen therapy horse/retired racehorse, sold to slaughter
MCC Milverton Thrift Shop Closure
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
After an in-depth review, Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Ontario’s Director of Social Enterprise, Jan Martens Janzen, regretfully announces the closure of the MCC New to You Thrift Shop in Milverton, Ontario, effective June 30, 2018.
“We deeply appreciate the dedication shown by the staff, volunteers, customers and churches who have supported the New to You Thrift Shop and we recognize the impact of this difficult decision.” says Martens Janzen.
“The ministry of the New to You Thrift Shop has contributed to MCC’s work around the world as well as to the community in and around Milverton. Many families have had access to good quality fairly-priced goods, many volunteers have experienced meaningful work opportunities, and many donors have given their gently used items in support of MCC’s relief, development and peace work in the name of Christ.” continued Martens Janzen. “We thank everyone for their many years of commitment to the mission of MCC.”
The New to You Thrift Shop opened in 1989 and was the seventh MCC Thrift Shop to open in Ontario. New to You has contributed more than $700,000 to Mennonite Central Committee’s work of relief, development and peace in Ontario and around the world since it opened.
Mennonite Central Committee operates seven thrift shops in Ontario and an additional 90 in Canada and the U.S. Each year MCC Thrift Shops in Ontario are able to divert more than 4,000 tonnes from landfills. In 2017 MCC Thrift Shops in Canada contributed over $20 million to the mission of MCC.
Sheryl Bruggeling
Communications & Events
MCC Ontario
203-50 Kent Ave, Kitchener, ON, N2G 3R1
22-595 Carlton St, St. Catharines, ON L2M 4Y2
519-745-8458 ext 265
289-407-4758 (cell)
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So Old It’s New set list for Monday, April 16, 2018
1. Mike Post/Pete Carpenter, The Rockford Files theme
2. Ian Gillan Band, Clear Air Turbulence
3. Judas Priest, Traitors’ Gate
4. U2, American Soul
5. Patti Smith, Birdland
6. Pixies, Head On (request)
7. Rush, Time And Motion
8. Paul McCartney/Wings, Cafe On The Left Bank
9. Iron Butterfly, My Mirage
10.Keith Richards, Suspicious
11. Maria Muldaur, It Feels Like Rain
12. The Rolling Stones, Gotta Get Away
13. Elton John, Stinker
14. Atlanta Rhythm Section,Champagne Jam
15. Pete Townshend/Ronnie Lane, Heart To Hang Onto
16. Dave Edmunds, Crawling From The Wreckage
17. Peter Frampton, (I’ll Give You) Money (live)
18. Don Henley, Johnny Can’t Read
19. Alice Cooper, Generation Landslide
20. Black Sabbath, Spiral Architect
21. John Lee Hooker, One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer/John L’s House Rent Boogie
22. The Butterfield Blues Band, East West
What’s that song from O.N.-J. in the ’80’s ? “Let’s get political”?
We do just that, in our own way on In Studio With Kevin, as we have a pleasant, constructive conversation with Mike Schreiner, leader of the Green Party of Ontario.
Articulate, passionate, kind, smart. A few words to describe Mike.
Listen in to a wonderful chat about the future of Ontario. We lay to rest several myths, namely that being green means less jobs. It is the opposite. That and much more, I think Kevin even trolls the other party leaders…..
A huge thank you to Mike for spending time In Studio With Kevin, connecting with people of the region and beyond.
Mike Schreiner is In Studio With Kevin:
Download the episode here (right click and save the link)
Find more episodes of In Studio With Kevin here: radiowaterloo.ca/in-studio-with-kevin
The Lost Indie City “Friday the 13th” setlist
The Lost Indie City “Same Song Title, Different Song” setlist
Lemonheads – Into My Arms
Nick Cave – Into My Arms
Breeders – Glorious
Adorable – Glorious
Sloan – I Hate My Generation
Cracker – I Hate My Generation
Cast – Alright
Supergrass – Alright
Acid Test – Drop
Meat Beat Manifesto – Drop
Prodigy – Breathe
Ministry – Breathe
13 Engines – More
Sisters of Mercy – More
Simple Minds – Love Song
The Damned – Love Song
Elvis Costello – Allison
Slowdive- Allison
Rose Chronicles – Undertow
Lush – Undertow
House of Love – Christine
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Christine
Suede – Electricity
Spiritualized- Electricity
Ride – All I Want
Lightening Seeds – All I Want
Electronic – Disappointed
PIL – Disappointed
Moz – Disappointed
episode 216 agriculture show april 10 2018
Danielle Stewart is our guest today. Danielle is a health and safety consultant specializing in workplace mental health working with www.wsps.ca This is our playlist:
- Best of You by The Foo Fighters
- Our Lady of Peace by Clumsy
- Lullaby by Billy Joel
- Easy Silence by The Dixie Chicks
- Shake It Off by Taylor Swift
Bulletin: Province Expands Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians in Brantford
Updated: Province Expands Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians in Brantford
April 12, 2018
Ontario has expanded
the activation area for the
Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians program in the
City of Brantford
(see map).
Minister of Municipal Affairs Bill Mauro activated the program in Brantford on February 27, 2018 following flooding along the Grand River. Expanding the original activation
area will allow more residents who were affected by the flood to submit claims for assistance.
Additional areas on the west bank of the Grand River and south of Baldwin Avenue are now eligible for assistance.
Due to the expansion of the activation area, the deadline to submit claims for applicants from Brantford is extended to
August 10, 2018.
Deep thaw and heavy rains between February 19 and 21, 2018 led to
flooding that damaged homes along the Grand River. Parts of Brantford were evacuated due to an ice jam that was released, sending water surging into the city.
Individuals, small businesses and not-for-profit organizations that have experienced property damage or loss as a result of this disaster may be eligible to receive help with
emergency and recovery expenses. The program provides reimbursement of expenses incurred but may also offer interim payments to those who need upfront help.
The program applies to a primary residence and its basic contents, or to main small business premises, a farm or not-for-profit organization. Damage from sewer backup is not
eligible under the program except under special provisions for low-income households.
More information and detailed program guidelines are available at
ontario.ca/DisasterAssistance or
call toll-free 1-844-780-8925.
Event date: February 19 – 21, 2018
Map:
http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/
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Mise à jour : La province élargit le Programme d’aide aux
sinistrés pour la reprise après une catastrophe à Brantford
Le 12 avril 2018
L’Ontario a élargi la zone d’activation du Programme d’aide aux sinistrés pour la reprise après une catastrophe dans la cité de Brantford
(voir la carte).
Bill Mauro, ministre des Affaires municipales, a activé le programme à
Brantford le 27 février 2018 après une inondation le long de la rivière Grand. L’élargissement de la zone d’activation initiale permettra à davantage de résidents touchés par l’inondation de présenter une
demande d’aide.
Des zones additionnelles de la rive ouest de la rivière Grand et au sud de l’avenue Baldwin sont maintenant admissibles à une aide.
En raison de l’élargissement de la zone d’activation, la date limite de présentation des demandes pour les demandeurs de Brantford est
repoussée au 10 août 2018.
La fonte rapide et les fortes pluies survenues du 19 au 21 février 2018 ont causé une inondation qui a endommagé des maisons situées le
long de la rivière Grand. Des secteurs de Brantford ont fait l’objet d’une évacuation en raison de la rupture d’un embâcle qui a fait déferler l’eau dans la ville.
Les personnes, les petites entreprises et les organismes sans but lucratif qui ont subi des pertes ou des dommages matériels par suite
de cette catastrophe peuvent être admissibles à une aide pour les dépenses d’urgence et de reprise. Le programme prévoit le remboursement des dépenses engagées, mais peut aussi offrir des paiements provisoires aux personnes et entités ayant besoin d’une aide
immédiate.
Le programme s’applique à une résidence principale et à son contenu de base, ou aux locaux principaux d’une petite entreprise, d’une exploitation
agricole ou d’un organisme sans but lucratif. Les dommages causés par un refoulement d’égout ne sont pas admissibles dans le cadre du programme, sauf en vertu de dispositions spéciales visant les ménages à faible revenu.
Pour obtenir plus de renseignements et les lignes directrices détaillées du programme, visitez
ontario.ca/aideauxsinistres
ou composez sans frais le 1 844 780-8925.
Date de l’événement :
Du 19 au 21 février 2018
Carte :
http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/
Rick Mercer Interviewed by Kevin
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, April 9, 2018
1.The Rolling Stones, Starfucker (aka Star Star), live from the vault 1975 LA Forum version
2. Joe Jackson, Beat Crazy
3. Teenage Head, Disgusteen
4. The Yardbirds, What Do You Want (request)
5. Deep Purple, Birds Of Prey
6. Queen, Brighton Rock
7. Accept, Balls To The Wall
8. AC/DC, Spellbound
9. Paul McCartney, Darkroom
10. Elton John, Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun
11. Rare Earth, Thoughts (live)
12. Mick Jagger, Party Doll
13. The Kinks, Shangri-La
14. Santana, Hope You’re Feeling Better
15. Graham Parker and The Rumour, I’m Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down
16. Gene Vincent, Race With The Devil
17. Rory Gallagher, Messin’ With The Kid (from Live In Europe)
18. The Cars, All Mixed Up
19. Bob Dylan, I And I
20. John Mayall, Out Of Reach (Peter Green lead vocals/guitar)
21. Jethro Tull, Another Harry’s Bar
22. Johnny Winter, It’s My Own Fault (live)
What does “Sauerkraut and Enterprise” have to do with Book Sales and Scholarships?
For Immediate Release
What does “Sauerkraut and Enterprise” have to do with Book Sales and Scholarships?
Waterloo, April 9, 2018: Canadian Federation of University Women Kitchener-Waterloo (CFUW K-W) announces its 54th Annual Used Book Sale on Friday, April 20th and Saturday, April 21st, 2018.
The first used book sale was the vision of the late Edna Staebler, writer, philanthropist, and member of CFUW K-W. In 1964, Ms. Staebler suggested organizing a used book sale to raise funds to support local scholarships. Since then, funds raised at their annual book sale have helped CFUW K-W recognize and encourage educational excellence by offering scholarships and awards at the secondary and post-secondary levels in the Kitchener-Waterloo Region, and nationally. Since its founding in 1922, CFUW K-W has awarded close to $500,000 in scholarships.
Each year, thanks to generous donations from the community, CFUW K-W offers an incredible selection of pre-screened, top quality used books, starting at just $1, including hard and soft cover books for adults, youth and children, CDs, DVDs, talking books, sheet music. On Saturday, the final day of the sale, shoppers can take home any boxful of books for only $10.
Where: First United Church, 16 William St W, Waterloo, ON N2L 1J3
When: Book donations can be dropped off on April 18, 2018 between 9 am and 9 pm and April 19 between 9 am and 6 pm. The Book Sale runs from 9 am to 9 pm on April 20 and 9 am to 1 pm on April 21, 2018.
CFUW K-W is the local chapter of CFUW, a national, non-partisan, voluntary and self-funded organization, and one of 100 such clubs across Canada. CFUW works to improve the status of women, promoting human rights, public education, social justice, and peace. CFUW holds special consultative status with the United Nations (ECOSOC) and belongs to the Education Committee of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO.
Contact: Susan Vecchiarelli, CFUW K-W Past President, 2018 Book Sale Committee Chair
Email: msvecchiarelli@rogers.com
Phone: (519)885-7924
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Best,
Cheryl
Cheryl Ambrose BSc PhD
VP Advocacy
Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW)
Cell: 519-546-89110
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In Studio With Kevin Presents Micah Barnes
What a show, what a show.
A treat and a half to be joined by the fabulous Micah Barnes.
Micah shares a bit about what the new album is about, we talk about his current album “New York Stories” , his work as a vocal coach and more. You gotta listen to get the deets!
A must listen for all. Be warned your ears may melt from the smooth, velvety sound of this man’s voice.
Wanna catch this cat live? www.micahbarnes.com/tour-dates
http://storage.radiowaterloo.ca/ISW_Apr5_2018.mp3 (Right click and hit save to download)
WREVA / WRVoltec Upcoming Events
1. EV Information Day – Sat April 14 Guelph – 10am – 2pm
Barry Cullen Chevy will be holding its first ever Electric Vehicle Information Event at their dealership in Guelph. This event is to inform the public so they may see and understand how EV's operate in the region, and outline the benefits and advantages of going EV. This is NOT a car sales event, and this event is open to ALL EV owners and enthusiasts. There will be presentations about EV ownership, food, and the opportunity to speak with experienced owners from around the region. WREVA has been invited to attend with as many owners and cars (any EV manufacturer) that would wish to attend and to converse with the public. Please RSVP (and have not already), if you would be interested in attending this event so they can plan to have enough food and space for the participants!
Responding to the world refugee crisis one family at a time
Hello,
On Saturday, April 14 from 9 am to 3 pm, MCC Ontario will be presenting a one day conference entitled Responding to the world refugee crisis one family at a time.
This important conference will provide opportunities to learn more about how you can respond to the current refugee crisis through the Blended Visa Office Referred Refugee Sponsorship program.
Keynote speaker Ann Voskamp, noted blogger and passionate refugee sponsorship advocate, will share her refugee sponsorship experience. Named by Christianity Today as one of fifty women most shaping culture and the church today, Ann knows unspoken brokenness and big country skies and an intimacy with God that touches wounded places. Millions do life with her at her daily photographic online journal, one of the Top 10 most widely read Christian sites: annvoskamp.com
Other presenters include Barbara Treviranus, former field worker for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, representatives from Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada, Brian Dyck, MCC National Migration and Resettlement Program Coordinator, Moses Moini, MCC Ontario Refugee Program Coordinator, and Kaylee Perez, MCC Ontario Refugee Resettlement Associate.
For more information, please go to mcco.ca/refugee-conference or contact Sheryl Bruggeling at sherylbruggeling@mcco.ca or 519-745-8458 ext 265.
Thank you,
Sheryl Bruggeling
Communications & Events
MCC Ontario
203-50 Kent Ave, Kitchener, ON, N2G 3R1
22-595 Carlton St, St. Catharines, ON L2M 4Y2
519-745-8458 ext 265
289-407-4758 (cell)
If you are not the intended recipient of this message, please visit https://mcc.org/email-privacy-statement
Wax Jungle Radio !!! Tonight 6-8 PM!
DJ DENIM in as your the Guest Host
DJ tonight for the Wax Jungle Radio show !!!
6-8 PM !
www.radiowaterloo.ca/listen
#oldschool #hiphop #funk #reggae #oldoldschool #waybacks #rewind #djdenim #djraph #beemelo #ckms #radiowaterloo #radiomixshow #likenoother #localradio
We hear Denim’s Dug through the crates to find some old gems to share tonight!! ….
Don’t Miss!
Magical Wizards Festival-Waterloo Central Railway
Thanks for your interest in the Magical Wizards Festival. I look forward to speaking with the hosts about any opportunities they have avaliable. Attached below is the flyer for the festival and here is a link to our festival's video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrJ4BgpTisY
The festival takes place on September 8 and 9th with multiple interactive train experiences running both days. Here is some more information about the event.
"Train Ticket holders will become agents upon boarding the "Hogwarts Express". Prior to boarding the train all agents will enter our training camp allowing them exclusive entertainment, live music, aerial acts and illusions like never seen before.
ALL ABOARD!! Your dark forces briefing and training begins as you board the train with your professors and off you go on this mystical excursion. Some prisoners have been plotting to escape "Azkaban" Spellbound prison, it is your job to help transport them to a new secure location to await trial. Will you be successful in the mission?
At the Festival Harry Potter fans may take part in interactive shows, potions classes, learn about the care of magical creatures, take a workshop in Defending Against the Enemy, write spells and see wondrous animals and magic shows. Fans can join thousands of other Harry Potter fans to wander the merchants of our Enchanted Alley where you can see all sorts of strange and wonderful items and maybe even sip on some Butter Beer too!
Fans are encourage to wear their Harry Potter costumes. Go all out with your garments relating to Harry Potter, Moaning Myrtle, Hagrid, Dumbledore and more Harry Potter characters. Dress to impress; it will only add to the fun!"
Feel free to contact me for more information about the event. I look forward to speaking with the hosts!
Cheers,
Emme