Dr. Merrin Macrae, Mark Ruesser and Charlie LaLonde were presenters at the workshop on phosphorous in Ontario agriculture. We hear the presentations by all three and the discussion from one of the breakout groups.
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From the March 24th edition of AW@L Radio, the show starts with a run down of the events at a Peel regional school board meeting, where anti-muslim bigots ripped up a Koran and yelled at people shaming them. The meeting was then shut down, but as host dan kellar notes, the bigots have names, jobs and addresses… (check this Tamara Khandaker piece from vice, including the videos, for more – https://news.vice.com/story/the-quran-was-torn-to-shreds-at-a-raucous-school-board-meeting-in-peel-region)
After a clip of Lowkey’s Ahmed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNqum-_5RhY), we speak of the protests against M-103 (a motion to study the rise in hate in Canada – specifically anti-muslim hate) and we get into a report back from the counter-demo in Kitchener, where antifa contained and outnumbered the confused members of the CCCC. While under the bogus guise of “free speech”, all of the anti M-103 protestors AW@L Radio spoke with, asked if we had read the Koran.
We also note the apparent success of the #IAMWRAgainstRacialDiscrimination campaign (despite the length of the hashtag…), and hype of the antifa resistance worldwide.
“The facists already have unfettered access to the mainstream media, it is the people’s job to keep the bigots off the streets and out of public places.” – antifa at the counter demo at the KW anti-m-103 protest.
From:: Grand River Community News
Tony’s Progressive Chill
Special 4-20 Episode Song list
1. Black Sabbath Sweet Leaf
2. Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze
3. Rush A Passage To Bangkok
4. Steve Wilson Belle De Jour
5. My Morning Jacket Wordless Chorus
6. Pink Floyd Cymbaline
7. Pink Floyd Echoes
8. Steve Miller Band The Joker
9. Tom Petty Mary Jane’s Last Dance
10. Tom Petty Roll Another Joint
11. Little Feat Don’t Bogart That Join
Every Sunday 12-1pm the best old and new progressive and Rock
The Lost Indie City “1992” show setlist April 21 2017
The Charlatans – Tremelo Song
James – Born of Frustration
Inspiral Carpets – Generations
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Not Sleeping Around
Sugar – A Good Idea
The Hip – Pigeon Camera
The Cure – High
Ride – Going Blank Again
Pure – Spiritual Pollution
Hunters & Collectors – Head Above Water
The Fall – Free Range
Spiritualized – Run
King Apparatus – Non Stop Drinking
Morrissey – We Hate it when our friends….
Wonderstuff – That’s Entertainment
They Might Be Giants – The Statute that got me High
Stereo MCs – Connected
Adamski/Seal – Killer
808 State/UB40 – One in Ten
PWEI – Bulletproof
Ministry – Just One Fix
Buffalo Tom – Velvet Roof
Dada – Dizzkneeland
Neneh Cherry/Michael Stipe – Trout
Tori Amos – Silent All These Years
Pavement – Secret Knowledge of Backroads
Sunscreem – Love U More
Mark Wednesdays evenings at 10pm in your headbangers calendar, cuz you won`t want to miss the heaviest hour in Waterloo region: MyAudioFace, featuring Mr. K.
In your face metal music, peppered with hard rock, alternative and other songs that may pop in Mr. K`s head. Sometimes Mr. K has stuff to say as well.
If you have a song you want to hear, or your own music you would like to submit for play, Mr. K wants to hear from you.
Email him at myaudioface@gmail.com, tweet him at @myaudioface or even find him on good ol’ Facebook at fb.me/myaudioface
Crank it to 11 baby, right here at RadioWaterloo 102.7 CKMS.
MyAudioFace is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
1. The Rolling Stones, Stray Cat Blues
2. The Beatles, Glass Onion
3. Golden Earrings*, I’ve Just Lost Somebody
4. Deep Purple, Mandrake Root
5. Jimi Hendrix, Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
6. Cream, Those Were The Days
7. Fairport Convention, Time Will Show The Wiser
8. Pentangle, Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
9. The Velvet Underground, Lady Godiva’s Operation
10. Spirit, Mechanical World
11. Dr. John, I Walk On Guilded Splinters
12. Blue Cheer, Out Of Focus
13. Steppenwolf, The Ostrich
14. Fleetwood Mac, I Loved Another Woman
15. Big Brother & The Holding Company/Janis Joplin, Turtle Blues
16. Blood, Sweat And Tears, Somethin’ Goin’ On
17. The Kinks, Wicked Annabella
18. Creedence Clearwater Revival, Walk On The Water
19. Soft Machine, Hope For Happiness
20. Jethro Tull Move On Alone
21. Jeff Beck, Blues De Luxe
22. Pink Floyd, Let There Be More Light
23. Van Morrison, Slim Slow Slider
24. John Mayall, Fly Tomorrow
* Golden Earring was called The Golden Earrings until 1967, then Golden Earrings until 1969.
Your favourite Wednesday night pals are back (except Dan) to share with you this week’s selection of tunes and …spoons? We introduce TFS Tough Fuckin Shit from Brantford, and play tunes from all out favourites including Two Crosses, Gloss, Oi Polloi and all of the Subhumans. Tie on your bee bonnets and here we go!
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Tony’s Progressive Chill is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Song list April 16 2017
The best old and new progressive Rock and Other great Tunes
With your Host DJ Tony
The Lost Indie City “All Killer No Filler” setlist April 14 2017
The Smiths – There is a Light that never goes out
The Cure – Pictures of You
Stone Roses – This is the One
U2 – Seconds
Radiohead – My Iron Lung
XTC – Dear God
The Alarm – The Stand
David Bowie – Moonage Daydream
The Hip – The Wherewithall
Lowest of the Low – Bleed Awhile Tonight
Grapes of Wrath – What Was Going Through My Head
King Apparatus – 5 Good Reasons
English Beat – Best Friend
The Specials – I Can’t Stand It
Blur – London Loves
Pixies – La La Love You
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Kill Your Television
The The – The Kingdom of Rain
Smashing Pumpkins – Hummer
Weezer – The World Has Turned & Left Me Here
New Order – We All Stand
B.A.D. – Medicine Show
PWEI – Def Con 1
NIN – Down In It
House of Love – Shine On
Suede – So Young
This episode starts with a quick plea from host dan kellar to stop the march to war in Syria, including calling out Justin Trudeau for his quick support of Trump’s recent bombardments, calling on NDP leadership hopefuls to clarify thier position on the attacks and on imperial wars in general, and noting that there is no verified proof of who launched the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria.
To set a base for the rest of the episode, we then read “Racism, Violence, And Thunder Bay Reporting: An investigation of racism on Lakehead University campus and Thunder Bay’s complicity with anti-Indigeneity and systemic violence against Indigenous women” an article by Brady Coyle and Leah Ching if the Argus newspaper in Thunder Bay (http://theargus.ca/features/2017/racism-violence-and-thunder-bay-reporting/).
The rest of the episode is then spent with organiser and social justice activist Alex Hundert, who re-joins AW@L Radio to update us on several campaigns he is working on with folks from Grassy Narrows, specifically the #Justice4Azraya campaign and the Grassy Narrows Youth Media project (https://www.facebook.com/GrassyNarrowsYouth/, twitter: @GNYouthMedia). We also discuss #JusticeForDelaine and bring in discussion of systemic racism present in Kenora, Thunder Bay, and indeed, all across Canada.
The episode ends with *BONUS* content fom Alex, also discussing war (what is it good for?).
From:: Grand River Community News
1. Lou Reed, Rock ‘N’ Roll (live)
2. Deep Purple, The Surprising
3. Stray, Yesterday’s Promises
4. Mark Knopfler, River Towns
5. Chuck Berry, Downbound Train
6. Procol Harum, Simple Sister
7. Strawbs, Lemon Pie
8. U2, Sleep Like A Baby Tonight
9. Pat Benatar, Rated X
10. Patti Smith Group, Space Monkey
11. The Rolling Stones, Live With Me (live at London’s The Marquee Club, 1971)
12. Mick Ronson, Life’s A River
13. Moon Martin, Hot Nite In Dallas
14. Paris, Big Towne 2061
15. Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, The Trip To Pirate’s Cove
16. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, No Man’s Land
17. Neil Young, Can’t Stop Workin’
18. Nick Lowe, The Gee And The Rick And The Three Card Trick
19. Little Feat, Day At The Dog Races (live)
20. Buddy Guy, Innocent Man
21. Iron Maiden, When The Wild Wind Blows
What a special episode of Rebel Time Radio we have for you this week! Elysha fumbles around the studio all on her lonesome in the name of bringing the world all the punkinest music she can cram into this little hour with you. She brings the likes of Ambition Mission, SNFU, Eekum Seekum and AntiProduct and even makes an effort to express her latest encounter with sexism in the workplace. Good times all around.
We also introduce out latest (and first, and only) sponsor, Black Arrow Cycles! They even request a song, which (spoiler alert) we do play in their honour. Check them out on Queen Street between King and Charles in Kitchener, and online at blackarrowcycles.ca!
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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
Clarke Rieck of www.lyndonfishhatcheries.com is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. We were on location at their fish farm north of New Dundee on Queen St. Our playlist:
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This show was done remotely on location in London. I was playing around with some new tech. Thanks to Steve Denys, Peter Seeman, Dale Cowan, and Peter MacPherson for stopping by for a few words.
Email: office@soundfm.ca
Draws for FREE TICKETS!!! Winners announced Sunday April 2
1967 in music show
1. Pink Floyd, Interstellar Overdrive
2. The Beatles, Fixing A Hole
3. The Rolling Stones, The Lantern
4. The Velvet Underground, Heroin
5. The Monkees, The Door Into Summer
6. Moby Grape, Sitting By The Window
7. Love, Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale
8. Small Faces, Talk To You
9. The Yardbirds, Only The Black Rose
10. Eric Burdon And The Animals, The Black Plague
11. The Byrds, Thoughts And Words
12. Jefferson Airplane, Comin’ Back To Me
13. Ten Years After, I Can’t Keep From Crying Sometimes
14. Big Brother & The Holding Company/Janis Joplin, Women Is Losers
15. Donovan, Sun
16. Bob Dylan, As I Went Out One Morning
17. Vanilla Fudge, Eleanor Rigby
18. The Who, Tattoo
19. Traffic, No Face, No Name, No Number
20. Van Morrison, T.B. Sheets
21. Cream, World Of Pain
22. Jimi Hendrix, May This Be Love
23. The Butterfield Blues Band, Driftin’ And Driftin’
24. The Doors, End Of The Night
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As I clicked send on the last update email…
The promoter of that Said the Whale show emailed me and said that I could
get more giveaways if we wanted…I replied and said “Yes”
So if you want to go check out the show LET ME KNOW!
Also if you wanna do giveaways, when you send me the names…depending upon
how many pairs of tickets I get I will try and do one winner per show!
Talk to you later.
—
Rob “DJ” Steel – 100.3 SoundFM
CKMS Board Member
www.soundfm.ca
www.facebook.com/manoamanoradio
283 Duke St W, Unit 114b
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
N2H 3X7
Hi Programmers!
First of all, thanks to everyone who took part; sending me their playlists
on such short notice for the SOCAN reporting that went on this past week on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. If you are feeling left out because they didn’t
get your playlist don’t worry, they usually do a second one later in the
year. This is what they pay Canadian Artists with.
In addition to getting that done, I just got word that we got all of our
NEW 102.7 tech interfacing correctly today. So it looks like the official
transfer over date will be March 30th. That means after Thursday, everyone
should have their listeners tune to 102.7FM. Hopefully we can get this to
happen! This is a big even for the CKMS 40th year!!!
There are a couple of cool shows to promote coming up….
#1 Centre in the Square – Said the Whale – April 7th.
I believe I have one set of ticket give-aways. Let your listeners know of
the show, have them call in. Get their names and tell them that the winner
will be posted on our site next Sunday. Send me their email or twitter and
I will announce the winner next Sunday.
#2 Pick A Piper – Starlight – April 13th
We don’t have give-away’s for this but these guys are originally from
Waterloo & for their debut album they were in at CKMS to promote it the day
it was released.
3# Age of Electric Maxwells – April 12th
I still have an article from 20 years ago when this band came through the
area and did an interview on CKMS. No tickets for this show either.
Lastly, Programs should now be submitting their show fees for April!
It should be an exciting month starting things off on our new Frequency!
—
Rob “DJ” Steel – 100.3 SoundFM
CKMS Board Member
www.soundfm.ca
www.facebook.com/manoamanoradio
283 Duke St W, Unit 114b
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
N2H 3X7
Perk them ears up for some rip roarin’ punk ditties cuz it’s time for Rebel Time Radio! The best of political punk, ska, hardcore and oi music is ready to seep into your head holes.
Tonight Mike, Elysha, and Dan spin tunes from Iskra, The Class Assassins, The Rebel Spell, and Brutal Youth. They also have possibly the most boring and uninformed discussion ever about the Canadian government’s latest budget, and they talk a bit about snow days and imperialism in Ireland. These are real experts here, folks!
Now put on your boots and double knot your laces because once you hit play you’re gonna get moving and you don’t want to trip! Punk rock safety first.
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Rebel Time Radio is here with a brand spankin’ new episode all about International Women’s Day! We know the episode was late, but since our first attempt at an IWD show failed, we tried it again. And we gotta say, it’s quite rocking!
Mike and Dan serve up a bunch of classic bands and lesser known bands featuring women in punk rock, including X-Ray Spex, The Distillers, Whorehouse of Representatives and Alien Boys.
So get ready to listen to some awesome punk tunes to celebrate International Women’s Day – hit play and rock out!
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Rebel Time Radio is now 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.
