Barclay Nap is our guest today. Barclay is the volunteer historian for the Junior Farmers Association of Ontario. www.jfao.on.ca . Our playlist was
In early November 2015, the “Being Queer Is Not Illegal” campaign was launched by prisoner solidarity group GVI Watch. The group, acting in solidarity with the prisoners held at the Grand Valley Institute (GVI), a large federal prison for woman in Kitchener Ontario, was asking people to phone into the prison after prisoner reports of surging harassment , discrimination, and criminalisation of LGBTQ prisoners by guards.
In a November …read more
From:: Daily GRRR
Hugh Simpson is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Hugh is a honey producer. His website is www.ospreybluffshoney.ca . Our playlist is:
Mary Ann Dore and Jen Christie are our guests today. Mary Ann and Jen bring us news from www.agwomensnetwork.com . We had so many great tunes to choose from. The playlist was
The Lost Indie City “Degree of Separation” set-list DEC 6 2015
The Pixies – Umass
Breeders – Cannonball
Sex Pistols – EMI
P.I.L. – Rise
Janes Addiction -Pigs In Zen
Porno for Pyros – Cursed Female
The Clash – Guns of Brixton
B.A.D. – E=MC2
The Jam – Going Underground
Style Council – Long Hot Summer
Minor Threat – Out of Step
Fugazi – Waiting Room
Tones on Tail – Go
Love & Rockets – No New Tale to Tell
Housemartins – 5 Get Over Excited
Beautiful South – 36D
Ministry – Just One Fix
Revoc – Let’s Get Physical
New Order – True Faith 94
Electronic – Get The Message
Husker Du – Don’t Want to Know if You’re Lonely
Sugar – Gee Angel
Sisters of Mercy – Temple of Love 92
The Mission – Tower of Strength
Gord grant is your host for todays show. He reports on a presentation by Jeff Fitzpatrick-Stilwell, Senior Manager of Sustainability, McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited. You can see the whole video of the actual presentation at http://ofa.on.ca/agm-webcast-2015-day1-afternoon Singer songwriter Valdi is a big part of the music in this weeks episode.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Friends of SoundFM Funding Drive! We raised $1049, which will go to keep SoundFM, and the tri-cities community, on the FM waves.
The Fundraising Comittee
This is probably one of the most important podcasts I have ever done.
November is Woman Abuse Awareness Month and on Monday Nov 30, playwrights Dwight Storring and Gary Kirkham in conjunction with Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region present “One Act – Rage Against Violence” in a theatrical performance featuring local leaders and artists.
Here is my conversation with Dwight and Gary and their process behind putting this collection of real life stories of abuse together for what will be a very powerful night.
To the women that have survived abuse, I salute your courage. To the men who support them and realize how serious this issue is, thank you. This will be a life-changing night. For someone in the audience who may have been silenced because of abuse, after seeing this performance, may it give you the bravery to finally speak out. – Coral
One Act, Rage Against Violence takes to the stage at Dunfield Theatre Cambridge on Monday, Nov. 30 at 6:15 p.m. Tickets cost $35. Call 1-855-372-9866 to buy tickets or purchase tickets online at Dunfield Theatre. For those who would to volunteer or help or donate to WCSWR please visit http://www.wcswr.org/
Listen to my podcast with playwrights Dwight Storring and Gary Kirkham on Coral FM
1. King Crimson, Dangerous Curves
2. King Crimson, Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With
3. Pat Travers, Crash And Burn
4. 999, Homicide
5. Elton John, (Gotta Get A) Meal Ticket
6. Aerosmith, One Way Street
7. Dire Straits, Tunnel Of Love (live 1981)
8. The Rolling Stones, Black Limousine (live 1982 from Live In Leeds From The Vaults release)
9. Bad Company, Superstar Woman
10. The Beatles, You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
11. The Beatles, The Inner Light
12. The Who, Pictures of Lily (live 2015)
13. Black Sabbath, Disturbing The Priest
14. Bob Dylan, Motorpsycho Nitemare
15. The Guess Who, Cardboard Empire
16. Jimi Hendrix, Tax Free (live, Miami Pop Festival, 1968)
17. The Kinks, Holloway Jail
18. Robert Plant, Slow Dancer
19. Blue Rodeo, Floating (live)
20. Roy Buchanan, Green Onions
The Lost Indie City Set list November 22 2015 – Oh Canada Part 1
Biff Naked – Canadians
The Demics – New York City
The Diodes – Tired of Waking Up Tired
Spirit of The West – Home for a Rest
The Mahones – Drunk, and Lazy Bastard
Blue Peter – Video Verite
Pukka Orchestra – Cherry Beach Express
Chalk Circle – This Mourning
Pure – Anna is a Speedfreak
Sons of Freedom – You’re No Good
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet – Kids in the Hall Theme
King Apparatus – Mother Told You
Skaface – Sometimes
National Velvet – Sex Gorilla
Lowest of the Low – Just About the Only Blues
Change of Heart – Herstory
Art Bergmann – Bound for Vegas
Forgotten Rebels – The Punks are Alright
DOA – Royal Police
54-40 – One Gun
Grapes of Wrath – All The Things I Wasn’t
The Tragically Hip – Fiddlers Green
Rheostatics – Record Body Count
The Waltons – Colder Then You
The Pursuit of Happiness – Killed By Love
Me, Mom, & Morgentaler – Laura
Rhymes with Orange – Marvin
As Halloween approached, the Laurier Students Public Interest Research Group activated their “I Am Not A Costume” campaign, which included posters being put up around campus seeking to challenge students into thinking about the appropriateness and impacts of wearing stereotypical, racist, or culturally appropriative costumes while celebrating the eve. In addition to Vandalism of the posters, there was also a wave of aggressive and oppressive online backlash.
Today we speak with Mohammed Akbar, a staff member of LSPIRG, to get details about the campaign and reaction to it as well …read more
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Scott Cressman and Jim Coffey are in the studio today. Scott and Jim work at www.pioneer.com and they brought us news of the “Full Belly! Full Mind!” student nutrition program. Contact Jim at jim.coffey@pioneer.com for more info. Our playlist was;
The Allman Brothers Band tracks from (live) At Fillmore East
The Lost Indie City Set List November 15 2015 “Covers” Part 2
William Shatner – Common People
The Pixies – Head On
Echo and the Bunnymen – People are Strange
Bootsauce – Everyone’s a Winner
Cake – I will Survive
BiGod 20 – Like a Prayer
Lords of the New Church – Like a Virgin
Dino Jr. – Just Like Heaven
Foxy Shazam – Drain You
The Stranglers – 96 Tears
Rob Dickinson – Please Please Please Let Me Get what I want
James – So Long Marianne
Dread Zepplin- Hey Hey What Can I do?
Down By Law – 500 Miles
English Beat – Can’t get Use to Losing You
Johnny Cash – Personal Jesus
Operation Ivy – These Boots
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Sweet Emotion
Rancid – Sheena is a Punk Rocker
Elbow – Mercy Street
The Mission – Like a Hurricane
Rage Against the Machine – In My Eyes
Shandi’s Adiction – Calling Doctor Love
1000 Homo Djs – Supernaught
The Lost Indie City – Set list- November 8 2015 “Cover song show” Part 1
Neds Atomic Dustbin – Saturday Night
Inspiral Carpets – Tainted Love
Butthole Surfers – Hurdy Gurdy Man
Love Spit Love – How Soon is Now
Ministry – Lay Lady Lay
Utah Saints – New Gold Dream 81, 82, 83, 84
Revolting Cocks – Do you Think I’m Sexy?
The Pogues – Honky Tonk Woman
The Wonder Stuff – That’s Entertainment
Social Distortion – Ring of Fire
Bauhaus – Ziggy Stardust
Siouxsie & the Banshees – Dear Prudence
Sisters of Mercy – Gimmie Shelter
Foo Fighters – Band on the Run
Drop Kick Murphys – Fortunate Son
The Jesus & Mary Chain – Surfin USA
Duran Duran – White Lines
Catherine Wheel – Wish you were Here
Housemartins – Caravan of Love
Camper Van Beethoven – Pictures of Matchstick Men
The Cure – Love Will Tear Us Apart
Johnny Cash – Rusty Cage
Rosedale is playing Maxwell’s Concerts and Events Sun Nov 8.
Have Hope Presents: Indie Night w/ Pin Up, ROSEDALE, Time&Distance, Hell, Goldfinch, and Josh Gaulton.
1. Deep Purple, Green Onions/Hush (live)
2. Elvis Costello, Mystery Dance/Waiting For The End Of The World (Live at the El Mocambo, 1978)
3. AC/DC, You Ain’t Got A Hold On Me
4. Albert King, Night Stomp (live)
5. Van Morrison, Lonely Avenue/4 O’Clock In the Morning (live)
6. John Mellencamp, J.M.’s Question
7. Alice Cooper, Is It My Body
8. Joe Walsh, I Can Play That Rock & Roll
9. Roy Buchanan, My Baby Says She’s Gonna Leave
10. Andre Williams, That’s All I Need
11. Black Oak Arkansas, White Headed Woman
12. Keith Richards, Blues In The Morning
13. Santana, In A Silent Way (live)
14. Blue Oyster Cult, Sinful Love
15. Jethro Tull Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
16. David Wilcox, Fire In My Bones
17 George Thorogood, Two Trains Running (Still A Fool)
18. Joe Jackson, Fools In Love/For Your Love (live)
19. J.J. Cale, People Lie
20. Jefferson Airplane, She Has Funny Cars
21. Johnny Winter, Sweet Papa John (live)
22. The Allman Brothers Band, Blue Sky (live)
The Lost Indie City – Set List – November 1 2015 Sunday at 1030pm
Teenage Head – Lucy Potato
Ramones – Judy is a Punk
Teenage Head – Infected
Ramones – Commando
Teenage Head – Tornado
Ramones – Teenage Lobotomy
Ramones – I just want to have something to do
Teenage Head – Driving Wild
Teenage Head – Splatter Man
Ramones – The KKK Took My Baby Away
Ramones – Were a Happy Family
Teenage Head – Top Down
Ramones – R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
Blur – Bang
Oasis – Cigarettes and Alcohol
Blur – Chemical World
Oasis – Whatever
Blur – Parklife
Oasis – Roll With It
Blur – Country House
Blur – Death of a Party
Oasis – Do you know what I mean?
Blur – Lonesome Street
Oasis – Heroes
Folk Music to take you through the night, Tuesdays from 2:00am to 4:30am and Thursdays Noon to 2:00pm.
Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards by Gunnar Creutz from Wikimedia Commons used under a 
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