On this week’s show I start with the discussion Wilmot council is once again having regarding Wilmot Mayor Les Armstrong’s Facebook Post that suggested that the Black Lives Matter movement is a hoax.

I’ll share details about that meeting and Council’s reaction to the Integrity Commissioner’s report based on his actions. Kitchener is one step closer to having a downtown cycling grid and I’ll outline some highlights from that committee discussion.

Lastly, I’ll dive into the details of Waterloo council’s recent decisions on equity, diversity, and anti-racism initiatives.

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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca

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CKMS News – 2020-12-17 – No safety net for sex workers of Waterloo Region

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Host: Ivan Angelovski

December 17 is the International day to end violence against sex workers. If things were normal, on that day Kitchener and Waterloo would be painted in red, with sex workers and advocates coming together, carrying red umbrellas, a symbol for sex workers rights.

Those rights are in danger even in the best of times, and during pandemic, things went through the roof.

We’re talking with Amy Venner of ACCKWA – The AIDS Committee Of Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo & Area, who is also a co-chair of SWAN – Sex Workers Action Network of Waterloo Region (@SWAN_Waterloo).

To follow along with the International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers on social media networks – use #IDEVASW

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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news. You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. And you can email news@radiowaterloo.ca to get in touch with comments or ideas about stories to cover.

The music was Blackroom by Moby, courtesy of mobygratis.com

So Old It's New

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Dec. 14, 2020

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1. Isaac Hayes, Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic

2. The Kinks, The First Time We Fall In Love

3. Thunderclap Newman, Wild Country

4. The Rolling Stones with Ben Waters, Watching The River Flow

5. The Who, Cry If You Want

6. Alice Cooper, Ballad Of Dwight Fry

7. Joe Jackson, Discipline

8. Midnight Oil, White Skin Black Heart

9. REM, Undertow

10. Molly Hatchet, Fall Of The Peacemakers

11. King Crimson, Thela Hun Gingeet

12. Johnny Cash, The Legend Of John Henry’s Hammer (live at Folsom Prison)

13. David Bowie, Janine

14. John Lennon, What You Got

15. Robert Plant, Slow Dancer

16. Lee Harvey Osmond, A Common Disaster

17. Peter Green Splinter Group, Wild Dogs

18. Pink Floyd, A Saucerful Of Secrets (live, Ummagumma version)

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 14 December 2020 with Jen Hutton, of Women’s Crisis Services Waterloo Region

December 14, 2020 Bob Jonkman Leave a comment

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#She Is Your Neighbour (WCSWR)

Jen Hutton, the CEO of Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region talks to Bob Jonkman about the services offered, the process of getting support, and the podcast She Is Your Neighbour.

The interview starts at 4m45s.

Online:

Website: https://wcswr.org/
Twitter: @WomensCrisisSWR | Twitter
Facebook: Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region | Facebook
Instagram: @womenscrisisswr | Instagram
YouTube: womenscrisisSWR | YouTube
Phone: +1‑519‑741‑9184 (Business Number)

24 Hour Support Line

Kitchener-Waterloo: +1‑519‑742‑5894
Cambridge: +1‑519‑653‑2422

In danger? Call 911

The Women’s Crisis Services Waterloo Region is holding their Gift of Hope campaign during the holiday season. By donating to Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region you are providing essential services to women and children who have experienced domestic violence and come to WCSWR for support. Donate today!

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-12-14-episode071.mp3 (56.2 MB, 58m30s, episode 071)

Podcast Index

Time	Title	Artist	Album
0m00s	Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc	Steve Todd	CKMS Community Connections
0m46s	Christmas Changes	Taylor Davison	single
4m45s	How Bob came across WCSWR looking for podcasts on WR Dashboard; Jen Hutton explains what Women’s Crisis Services is and does; statistics on domestic violence; the kinds of abuse that women suffer; listing the 24 Hour Support Lines: Kitchener-Waterloo: +1‑519‑742‑5894 or Cambridge: +1‑519‑653‑2422, both available to rural townships as well; how to access shelter support; better to prevent domestic abuse from happening in the first place;
20m26s	All I Want For Christmas Is You	I, The Mountain	(single)
24m58s	What happens when someone calls the 24 hour support line; receiving calls from family and friends; planning, and things to consider when leaving; what a shelter is like — hotel style, communal dining area; staying at the shelter until housing is available; working with community partners like thrift stores and food banks; providing outreach support after moving out; a network of shelter support services across Ontario;
39m01s	Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer (Softtone Remix)	Astrocolor	Remixes for Christmas
42m10s	Talking about the She Is Your Neighbour podcast, hosted by Jenna Mayne; origins of the podcast; introducing episode 3: A Childhood Experience of Domestic Violence with Chris Linklater
46m49s	A Childhood Experience of Domestic Violence with Chris Linklater	Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region	#She Is Your Neighbour (WCSWR)
55m45s	Discussing the podcast episode; contact information for WCSWR. Bob gives the 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 Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

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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.

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Rob’s Rewind – Show 41 SONG LIST

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Hey Mr. Christmas – Showaddywaddy
White Christmas – Doug and the Slugs
Christmas for Cowboys – John Denver
Please Come Home for Christmas – Holly Cole
Ding Dong, Ding Dong – George Harrison
Blue Christmas – Rita MacNeil
Merry Xmas Everyone – Slade
Yes It’s Christmas – Richard Abel
Christmas Will Be Just Another Day – Brenda Lee
California Christmas – The Colormen
Back Door Santa – Clarence Carter
A Not So Merry Christmas – Bobby Vee
My Grown-Up Christmas List – David Foster and Natalie Cole
L’il Elfy – Ray Bolger
Christmas Tears – Freddie King
Christmas Dreams – Liona Boyd and Roger Whittaker
Merry Twist-mas – The Marcels
It’s Gonna Be A Cold, Cold Christmas – Dana

Shows

Eclectic Garage for December 12

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Another Brick in the Wall – Pink Floyd
Money City Maniacs – Sloan (CanCon)
Indestructible – Matthew Good Band (CanCon)
Renegade – Styx
Silent Running – Mike and The Mechanics
Until it Sleeps – Metallica
Snoopy’s Christmas – The Royal Guardsmen
Twelve Days of Christmas – Bob and Doug (CanCon)
Pilot – Ian Thomas Band (CanCon)
One Night in Bangkok – Murray Head
New Morning Sun – Blue Rodeo (CanCon)
Rise Again – The Rankin Family (CanCon)
I’m on Fire – Bruce Springsteen
Go Back to Your Woods – Robbie Robertson (CanCon)

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CKMS News -2020-12-10- Waterloo Region Weekly Roundup

December 10, 2020 CKMS News Leave a comment

Host: Melissa Bowman

It’s city budget season and we’ll kick that off by taking a look at Kitchener’s preliminary budget which includes a rather passionate discussion around whether to try to get the proposed 1.1% tax increase down to 0%.

We’ll also discuss the Region’s recent decision to close its 5 regionally-operated child care centres in 2021, resulting in the loss of over 200 existing child care spaces as well as the equivalent of 62 full time positions.

Lastly, we’ll look at some other stories worth keeping an eye on, including the Integrity Commissioner’s recent announcement regarding Wilmot mayor Les Armstrong’s Facebook post earlier this year.

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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca

So Old It's New

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Dec. 7, 2020

December 7, 2020 Karlo Berkovich Leave a comment

1. Chicago, Sing A Mean Tune Kid

2. Hard Stuff, Monster In Paradise (English hard rock band, recorded on Deep Purple’s Purple Records label. The song was co-written by Purple’s Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, released in 1972)

3. John Entwistle, No. 29 (Eternal Youth)

4. Junkhouse, Jesus Sings The Blues

5. The Rolling Stones, Laugh, I Nearly Died

6. Frank Zappa, Dumb All Over (originally on You Are What You Is, 1981, this live version from the Have I Offended Someone posthumous compilation)

7. AC/DC, Code Red

8. Iron Butterfly, I Can’t Help But Deceive You Little Girl

9. Muddy Waters, Walking Thru The Park (from Fathers and Sons album, featuring Otis Spann, Michael Bloomfield, Paul Butterfield, Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn, Sam Lay and Buddy Miles)

10. Eddie Harris, Why Don’t You Quit (1970 instrumental track by jazz musician Harris. Hot Chocolate borrowed heavily from it for their song You Could Have Been A Lady in 1971, a tune April Wine turned into a hit single in 1972)

11. Neil Young, Words (Between The Lines Of Age)

12. Can, Mother Sky

13. Warren Zevon, Bo Diddley’s A Gunslinger/Bo Diddley (live)

14. Stories, Brother Louie

15. Bad Company, Master Of Ceremony

16. Roy Orbison, I Drove All Night

17. Rush, Xanadu

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 7 December 2020 with Kevin California and ABC Life Literacy Canada

December 7, 2020 Bob Jonkman 1 Comment

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Kevin California

Bob Jonkman talks to Kevin California about his new EP Timeless.

The interview starts at 3m53s.

Online:

Website: https://kevincalifornia.com/
Twitter: @KevinCalifornia | Twitter
Facebook: Kevin California | Facebook
Instagram: @kevin.california | Instagram
YouTube: Kevin California | YouTube
Bandcamp: Kevin California | Bandcamp
SoundCloud: Kevin California | SoundCloud
Spotify: Kevin California | Spotify
E-mail: music@kevincalifornia.com

Timeless (Official Music Video)

Mack Rogers on Jitsi web conference — Mack Rogers

Katherine Arruda on Jitsi web conference — Katherine Arruda

Mack Rogers of ABC Life Literacy Canada and Katherine Arruda of the TD Bank

ABC Life Literacy Canada is A National Literacy Organization. Mack Rogers and Katherine Arruda talk to Bob Jonkman about November’s Financial Literacy Month program at Kitchener Public Library, and go over a few examples.

The interview starts at 37m04s

Online:

Website: https://abclifeliteracy.ca
Website: https://abcmoneymatters.ca/
Twitter: @ABCLifeLiteracy | Twitter
Facebook: ABC Life Literacy Canada | Facebook
Instagram: @abclifeliteracycanada | Instagram
YouTube: ABC Life Literacy Canada | YouTube
E-mail: info@abclifeliteracy.ca
Phone: +1‑800‑303‑1004

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-12-07-episode070.mp3 (53.7 MB, 55m53s, episode 070)

Podcast Index

Time	Title	Artist	Album
0m00s	Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc	Steve Todd	CKMS Community Connections
0m44s	Lover and Best Friend	Kevin California	Timeless
3m53s	Kevin California’s origins in Waterloo and travels elsewhere, developing as a musician, using his degree in kinesiology, doing production work on his albums, credits to the staff working on Timeless, describing the Timeless video
18m17s	Timeless	Kevin California	Timeless
22m23s	More chatting with Kevin California: More album credits, how to shoot a music video, preparing footage for the next video and the next album. Introducing Currency.
34m07s	Currency	Kevin California	Timeless
37m04s	Bob Jonkman talks to Mack Rogers and Katherine Arruda. Mack explains Life Literacy Canada and National Literacy Month; moving the Money Matters program at Kitchener Public Library online. The goal is to raise people’ confidence with finance, how to save, how to take out a loan; making sure the program is accessible to everyone. Working with TD Bank experts to explain financial products, and to be an on-going contact for participants. Katherine explains the contents of the program, how people get signed up (through the library). Providing access to financial resources online. Katherine teaches Bob the basics of financial literacy – ask questions, review budgets, get companies to reduce their rates. Talking about investments and retirements. ABC Life Literace continues to do online learning with community groups, these are all free.
56m00s	2 Lane Blacktop Lies and Bob gives the end credits and a plug for the 25 Hour Xmas Radiothon starting Thursday at 8pm.	Dan Walsh	Virtusoso

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

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YouTube: CKMS Community Connections for 7 December 2020

I Am Everything

I AM EVERYTHING – EP 6: REAL TOK (FT ASHLEY LOCKE)

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I spoke with Tiktok sensation and Covid 19 vaccine volunteer.

The Agriculture Show

episode 276 agriculture show dec 1 2020

December 6, 2020 Jeff Stager Leave a comment

Cody Thompson (AKA Dr. Swamp) is in the studio today, Cody is a musician. Look for his new collaboration coming Dec 21. After finishing a research project at U of G in “space farming” he is now helping to install a vertical farming system. Our playlist:

Swamplands by Swampy & The Note Troll
Impatient Line by Swampy & The Note Troll
Work All Day by Swampy & The Note Troll
Walkin’ The Line by Swampy & The Note Troll
Connection by Swampy & The Note Troll

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Rob’s Rewind – Show 40 SONG LIST

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Country Christmas – Music Writers Orchestra (conducted by Paul Miner)
Cambodia – Kim Wilde
Coming Off The Moon – Max Webster
Step Into Christmas – Elton John
Can The Can – Suzi Quatro
Seasons – Bob McBride
Working Man – Rush
I Believe In Father Christmas – Greg Lake
Never Gonna Let You Go – Sergio Mendes
Shape I’m In – The Band
If We Make It Through December – Merle Haggard
Eyes Without A Face – Billy Idol
How Long – Saga
Baby’s First Christmas – Connie Francis

Shows

Eclectic Garage for December 5th 2020

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Wicked Game – Chris Isaak
Stranger in My House – Ronnie Milsap
Industrial Disease – Dire Straits
Grave Digger – Blues Saraceno
Pacing the Cage – Bruce Cockburn (CanCon)
Stupid – Sarah McLachlan (CanCon)
Yesterday’s Yesterday – Gipp Forster (CanCon)
Cocaine – Eric Clapton
Casey Jones – The Grateful Dead
The Boys of Summer – Don Henley
You Oughta Know – Alanis Morissette (CanCon)
The Old Apartment – Barenaked Ladies (CanCon)
Praying for the Rain – Junkhouse (CanCon)
Get You in the Morning – Crash Test Dummies (CanCon)
Hasn’t Hit Me Yet – Blue Rodeo (CanCon)

Events, PSA - Public Service Announcements

25 Hour Xmas Radiothon, 8pm December 9, 2020

December 5, 2020 Jeff Stager 1 Comment

https://25hourxmasradiothon.com

25 Hour Xmas Radiothon in support of House of Friendship and their Christmas Hamper Program

Starting 8:00pm on Wednesday, 9 December 2020 and going until 9:00pm on Thursday, 10 December 2020.

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News – 2020-12-03 – Waterloo Region Weekly Roundup

December 3, 2020 CKMS News 2 Comments

Host: Melissa Bowman

In today’s segment we will look at some proposed provincial regulations that could have a huge impact on the Grand River Conservation Authority and our watershed and what Regional Council’s response is to those proposed changes. We’ll discuss what’s happening with the proposed police budget amid calls for reallocation as we dive into November’s police board meeting. And finally, we’ll learn a bit more about Cambridge Council’s recent decision about a Consumption and Treatment Services site in Cambridge.

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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca.

Station, Techblog

Raising the CKMS Banner

December 2, 2020 Bob Jonkman Leave a comment

Last week members of the Radio Waterloo Tech and Space Committee spent their evening putting up the CKMS-FM banner over the entrance door.

People in front of the building raising the banner — Cam Matthews climbs up the ladder

The CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo banner over the doors! — The banner is hung!

Members from the Tech and Space committee raising the banner are Nat Persaud (Coordinator), Jeff Stager, Cam Matthews, and Bob Jonkman.

The Agriculture Show

episode 275 agriculture show nov 17 2020

December 1, 2020 Jeff Stager Leave a comment

John Jamieson is our guest today. John can be found at www.foodintegrity.ca Our playlist:

Step It Up and Go by David Wilcox
Put A Woman In Charge by Keb’ Mo’
Whiz Kids by Matt Minglewood
Let’s Get Back by Matt Anderson
Pride & Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughn

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CKMS News -2020-11-30 – KWAG curator Crystal Mowry on new exhibit “Black Drones in the Hive” – Part Two

December 1, 2020 CKMS News Leave a comment

Host: Shalaka Jadhav

On the centenary of the first-ever exhibition of the Group of Seven painters, KWAG is premiering Deanna Bowen’s “Black Drones in the Hive” as the cornerstone of fall programming. This curatorial choice serves to break up with the narrative that the Group of Seven has served around terra nullius, and bring visibility to the narratives and intersections between Indigenous, Black, and settler stories.

This interview serves as part two of two with Crystal Mowry, senior curator at the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery, uncovering Deanna Bowen’s “Black Drones in the Hive”. In part two, Crystal will dive into some of the curatorial choices that bring the exhibit to life, the unlikely patternicity that links some of Kitchener’s historical characters to themes in the exhibit, and the evolving role of art spaces in supporting collective movements beyond the gallery.

Black Drones in the Hive is on view at KWAG until 28 February 2021.

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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca.

Music for this episode was courtesy of Dylan Prowse.

So Old It's New

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Nov. 30, 2020

November 30, 2020 Karlo Berkovich Leave a comment

1. Jeff Beck/Jan Hammer Group, Full Moon Boogie

2. The Rolling Stones, Let It Bleed

3. Rory Gallagher/Jerry Lee Lewis, (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

4. Queen, Drowse

5. Billy Joel, Stiletto

6. Gary Moore, Ball And Chain

7. Bryan Ferry, Windswept

8. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, American Dream Plan B

9. Rush, Digital Man

10. Thin Lizzy, The Hero And The Madman

11. Free, Trouble On Double Time

12. The Beatles, Dig It

13. The Beatles, Lovely Rita

14. Faces, Three Button Hand Me Down

15. The Guess Who, Coming Down Off The Money Bag/Song Of The Dog

16. Tom Waits, Wrong Side Of The Road

17. Hank Williams (as Luke The Drifter), Ramblin’ Man

18. Santana, Stone Flower

19. Steely Dan, Monkey In Your Soul

20. The Kinks, Plastic Man

21. ZZ Top, Brown Sugar

22. Led Zeppelin, Carouselambra

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 30 November 2020 with Chuck Howitt

November 30, 2020 Bob Jonkman Leave a comment

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Chuck Howitt at the CKMS 102.7 FM microphone — Chuck Howitt

Chuck Howitt, author of BlackBerry Town joins Bob Jonkman to talk about writing, journalism, and technology.

You can buy BlackBerry Town Online at Lorimer or from Words Worth Books in downtown Waterloo.

The interview starts at 5m30s.

Online:

Website: https://www.chuckhowitt.com/
Twitter: @ChuckHowitt | Twitter
Facebook: Chuck Howitt | Facebook
Instagram: @chuckhowitt | Instagram
YouTube: chunkhow | YouTube
E-mail: chunkhow@gmail.com

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2020-11-30-episode069.mp3 (56.2 MB , 58m30s, episode 069)

Podcast Index

Time	Title	Artist	Album
0m00s	Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc	Steve Todd	CKMS Community Connections
00m48s	Take It	In/Vertigo	Sex Love & Chaos
4m27s	Bob introduces In/Vertigo, reads Keaton’s letter
5m30s	Chuck Howitt talks about his time at The Record; how BlackBerry Town came to be; the research involved in writing a book; a rival book, Losing The Signal appears; finding a publisher with the help of Steve Izma; Lorimer Publishing accepts, but imposes a deadline. Chuck writes to meet the deadline; changes suggested by Lorimer made it a better book. Not a history book, but about people and stories and technology. Chuck explains what happened with RIM and its stock options. Talking about patents, patent trolls, and RIM’s patent lawsuit. What took BlackBerry down? Chuck thinks it was distractions (buying hockey teams, physics institutes), complacency, and failure to innovate. Discussing the technology offered by the competition. With RIM’s centralized infrastructure, how secure was the BlackBerry technology really? Chuck Howitt reads some excerpts from BlackBerry Town. Talking about other technology companies in Waterloo. “Unicorn companies”, worth billions of dollars on paper, but what are they really worth? Promoting the book in the media. Chuck is now writing a blog. How to buy the book: Online at Lorimer, IRL at Words Worth Books. Audio book on CKMS-FM? Stay tuned!
57m10s	Empty To Fill and Bob Jonkman gives the end credits	Peach & Quiet	Just Beyond the Shine