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CKMS News -2025-09-19- The Child Witness Centre is Doors Open during regional event

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CKMS News -2025-09-19- The Child Witness Centre is Doors Open during regional event

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Kitchener, ON – The Child Witness Centre is a Kitchener based organisation which provides support to young victims or witnesses to crime or abuse.  Among their activities, the organisation provides referrals to counseling services, provides education, guidance, and support through police investigations and court processes, and provides strategies for coping and safety planning.

As Robin Heald, the Executive Director of the Child Witness Centre said to CKMS News, these children are “perhaps having the worst day of their lives”.

During this year’s  Doors Open Waterloo Region on Saturday September 20th, Child Witness is opening its doors to the public, for the first time in the organization’s decades long history, to spread awareness about the work done to support child victims or witnesses to crime or abuse.

This show features an interview with Robin Heald, the Executive Director of the Child Witness Centre.

CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 15 September 2025 with Tamara Lorincz and Peter Eglin

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Show Notes

A man wearing a black T-shirt and headphones, and a woman wearing a gray cardigan with a "Free Palestine" button and headphones both sit at microphones.
Peter Eglin and Tamara Lorincz

Bob Jonkman talks with Tamara Lorincz and Peter Eglin about the role of universities in taking a moral stand on world events. We also announce a few initiatives for Peace Week.

The interview starts at 4m00s.

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Upcoming Events

  • This event has been cancelled. For more information see Wilfrid Laurier University cancels talk on Canada and the Genocide in Gaza from ActionNetwork.org.

    • What: Public Event: Canada and the Genocide in Gaza CFPI | Canadian Foreign Policy Institute (stylized red letters)
    • When: 7:00pm to 9:00pm on Friday 19 September 2025
    • Where: Room 106, Schlegel Building, Wilfid Laurier University
    • Location: 75 University Avenue, Waterloo, Ontario Map
    • Contact: Tamara Lorincz tlorincz@dal.ca
    • What: National Day of Action: Draw The Line – Waterloo Draw The Line (irregular black letters on an orange background)
    • When: 2:00pm to 3:00pm on Saturday 20 September 2025
    • Where: Waterloo Public Square
    • Location: 75 King Street South Map
    • Online: https://drawtheline.world

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2025-09-15-episode218-Tamara-Lorincz-and-Peter-Eglin.mp3 (52 MB, 56m34s, episode 218)

Index

Time Title Album Artist
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc CKMS Sunflower logo (yellow petals surrounding a black centre with white wavies all on a teal background)
CKMS Community Connections 		Steve Todd
0m55s Enclosure Retrograth | Incarceration (a sepia-toned photo of a file room, with a drawing of an art compass overlaid.
Incarceration (single) 		Retrograth
4m00s Dr. Peter Eglin, Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Wilfrid Laurier University explains what Sociology is: It’s the interrogation of social life; what makes it possible for people to live together? The problem of social order, why doesn’t it all fall apart? What makes society work? Peter is concerned with climate breakdown, the political stuff that’s happening in the United States and affecting us in Canada. One of the problems with climate breakdown is that people who are most affected, in the global south, are least responsible for it.
6m30s Peter and Yves Engler have an upcoming lecture, speaking on Canada and the genocide in Gaza. It’s a free event, no registration required. Peter has known Yves for over 15 years; Peter was teaching a course for which he didn’t have a textbook, and Yves had just written one that was exactly what Peter needed. Peter invited Yves to talk to his class, several times, and they became friends. Tamara has known Yves even longer than Peter has. They’ve worked together on several conflicts: Gaza, Haiti, Canada’s role in Iraq and Afghanistan. They’ve worked on getting Canada to have a foreign policy premised on peace, international law, justice, sustainable development. Tamara and Yves came together to prevent Canada from getting a seat on the UN Security Council; Canada’s record on foreign policy has been egregious, and doesn’t deserve a seat. From there they launched the Canadian Foreign Policy Iniative (CFPI) which is sponsoring the event on Friday.
12m00s Peter and Yves will talk about their new books: Yves has written “Canada: Building Apartheid with Israel”; Peter has written “Analyzing the Israeli Effect in Canada”. It’s an account of episodes in Peter’s experience with the media and at Wilfrid Laurier University. It recounts Peter’s own encounters trying to get recognition from the ‘intellectual class’ in Canada. Media and the University both support Israel heavily. Peter tells us of the different reportage for victims from Israel than from victims from Palestine. Peter also tells of the lack of response by WLU on the bombing of Gaza University. Peter had tenure, so his career was not in jeopardy from his outspoken views. But an article he wrote on the Palestinian issue in 2001 in response to an article by his colleague Barry Kay (written from a Zionist position); Peter’s article was removed, but not Barry’s. The target of Peter’s book is fellow intellectuals, what they have failed to do in response to what Israel has done to Palestine.
20m00s Tamara is a student at the Balsilie School of International Affairs, an institution that should be discussion the topic of the situation in Palestine, and how Canada should be helping to end the injustice, ending the genocide, ending the disposession — Canada has a history of committing the same injustices against Indigenous people. But there has been a suppression of dialogue about Palestine. There is no serious talk about Canada’s role in Ukraine, in arming Taiwan against China, how Canada is fuelling and fomenting conflict in the world. Tamara is troubled by the state of universities, not welcoming diversity of opionion, peace, justice, and sustainable development. Neither WLU nor the University of Waterloo has made a statement on the genocide or the starvation of Palestine by Israel. We need to reflect on the role of universities in society.
24m30s Bob asks that since the University has not acknowledged these international affairs, how much can Tamara trust the program she’s in? Tamara is worried that the University is duplicating the dominant narrative, that it is not doing research, engaging in dialogue, or critiqueing Canada’s role in these international conflicts. By not acknowledging the problem the universities are perpetuating the problem. Tamara gives several examples of Canada’s participation in violence, but without any accountability. Tamara wants to see more voices and research calling attention to these issues. But students with divergent opinions are being marginalized, shut out, denied research funding, and not getting positions at the university. Tamara is a long time peace and environmental justice activist. There have been complaints against her, but she relies on solid, evidence-based analysis to give her the confidence to articulate her views. Tamara notes that there is no Canada Research Chair in peace studies.
29m00s Bob points out that it’s not just the Department of International Affairs or the Department of Sociology, this anti-peace, pro-violence view extends to Physics and Engineering. Tamara says that the University of Waterloo is training its students to produce weapons that bomb, kill, injure, maim, and destroy the people in Gaza. Why are there no seminars to respond to the report “Exposing Canadian Military Exports to Israel” that shows that Canada is sending weapons to Israel that are used to kill Palestinians during the genocide.
31m00s Bob brings up the increase in NATO spending, will this be used to enhance university spending on these programs to develop weapons? Tamara says “No doubt”, but we do not yet have the details on Canada’s military spending, which will come out with the federal budget in the fall. In the past 10 years Canadian military spending increased 100%, about half of which went to universities. But there is no funding for peace research. Canada spends $41 billion a year on military spending; in the next decade military spending will increase to $150 billion a year. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said this will mean cuts to social and environmental programs. There will be cuts to pensions, housing, health care, and education.
33m30s Bob thinks that a Department of Sociology is the closest thing a univerity would have to a Department of Peace. Peter has been taken with the question of what is appropriate for a university to do in response to events. Universities are supposed to be above party politics. Peter has written about two kinds of politics, one to do with human rights, like the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which Peter calls Politics One. The party politics is Politics Two. Politics One is something the parties themselves are subjected to, and so supersedes Politics Two. Peter says that the University’s mission statements are full of humane statements, but when it comes to the injustice of Israel and Palestine one cannot justify not commenting when a university in Gaza is attacked. The corporate media is beholden to the corporate sector, and journalists know where their bread is buttered.
37m00s Tamara says a university is a different institution from journalism. A university is supposed to welcome and encourage evidence-based analysis, have dialogue and debate on the issues that are taking place in the world, encourage diversity of opinion, and then using the principles and values the university articulates to come to a greater understanding of what’s going on, and then helping our governement and society take good and appropriate action. But Tamara doesn’t see that happening. There is so much destruction in Gaza, and the universities’ failure to speak out is troubling. The double standards that we see in the universities’ and government is responding to what is happening in Palestine and how it’s treating Israel, then comparing that to what is happening in Ukraine and how it’s treating Russia. Tamara gives the example of the Russian drones flying over Poland’s airspace, how the government reacted, calling in diplomats, treating this as a huge diplomatic incident with a lot of condemnation, censure, and media attention; compared to what has happened in Gaza: more bombing of civilians, Palestinians are starving to death, but there has been no comment from our government.
41m00s Coming up on 21 September is the International Day of Peace, followed by the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on 30 September, and the International Day of Nonviolence on 2 October. This is Peace Week or IDOPAN, the International Days of Peace and Nonviolence, as WR Nonviolence used to call it.
41m30s Peter takes a moment to quote Niko Block: “We have seen far more of this genocide than any other while it was ongoing, and I believe the combination of its visibility and longevity marks it as one of the greatest moral failures in the history of humanity. Never before have we seen this level of international complicity in manifest war crimes.” Peter is moved by the scale of this genocide, the enormity of getting away with it, that it has gone on for two years.
42m30s Tamara says we need to act more on this, and they are having these two events in recognition of Peace Week. The first, “What Rules-Based Order? Canada and the Genocide in Gaza” lecture on 19 September 2025 at WLU, then an action at the Waterloo Public Square, “Draw The Line”, in solidarity with a number of other organizations. There are five demands: 1) Put people over corporate profits, fund our families and communities; 2) Refuse ongoing colonialism, uphold Indigeneous sovereignty; 3) Stop blaming migrants, demand full immigration status for all now; 4) End the war machine, stand for justice and peace, cut military spending; and 5) End the era of fossil fuels, protect Mother Earth.
45m00s On the Draw The Line announcement Bob sees the logos for Canadian Voice of Women for Peace and Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom. Tamara is a member of both organizations, and gives some of their history. Their intent is to prevent another global war. Tamara gives examples of the importance of peace efforts.
48m00s Bob comments that we need better political leadership to advocate for peace. Peter points out that Yves Engler would be a good leader for the federal NDP, his platform aligns with all these values. He also advances degrowth; to effective handle climate breakdown we need to stop the economic growth we seem to think must be driven along at any cost. Peter says it will be inspiring to be on stage with Yves. His speaking engagements are partially a leadership campaign tour. Tamara says we do need better leadership to ensure a good future for our children. Peter comments on the youth unemployment rate; Tamara gives examples of the poverty in Canada. This is the reason for ending military spending, that funding needs to be invested in young people, green jobs, community resilience, health care, education.
53m00s Tamara gives a quick review of her upcoming activities, including a speech she’s giving at Peace Toronto, “A Peace of the Pie: People’s Hearing on Military Spending” on 21 September 2025. Peter will be a delegate for the Kitchener NDP riding association in Niagara Falls this weekend. Peter gives a quick plug for Debbie Chapman’s definition for affordable housing.
55m00s 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 alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

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The Clean Up Hour

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 336

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What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — we’re getting back to the odes by taking it back to the summer of 2015, a summer that feels a world and a half away, yet we’re still stuck in.

Tracklist:

Dr. Dre – Intro
Dr. Dre – Talk About It (feat. King Mez & Justus)
Westside Boogie – Oh My
Cousin Stizz – Dirty Bands
Chinx Drugz – Feelings
Meek Mill, Swizz Beatz, & Jeremih – Classic
Fetty Wap & Drake – My Way (Remix)
JPEGMAFIA – MC Ride Just Got His Reparations
Asher Roth – Oren’s Not Sure
Mick Jenkins – P’s and Q’s
Lupe Fiasco – OF
The Internet & Vic Mena – Go with It
Snoop Dogg & Charlie Wilson – Peaches N Cream
Janet Jackson & J. Cole – No Sleeep
Remy Banks & Erick Arc Elliot – higher.
Your Old Droog – Word
Nickelus F – Don’t Judge Me
King Los, Isaiah Rashad, & Kent Jamz – Black Blood
Warren G, Bun B, Young Jeezy, & Nate Dogg – Keep On Hustlin’
Chance the Rapper & Noname – Israel
Lil B, Chance the Rapper, & Noname – Last Dance
Injury Reserve – ttktv
Gunplay – Dark Dayz
A$AP Rocky, Rod Stewart, & Miguel – Everyday
Dom Kennedy – Alhambra
Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment, Erykah Badu, & Chance the Rapper – Rememory
Vince Staples – Summertime
Bones – WaitingByThePlanter
Kill Bill & SCUARE – VIBE KILLERS
Death Grips – On GP
2 Chainz & Betty Idol – Blue Dolphin

See y’all next time!

Radio Nowhere, Shows

Radio Nowhere – Program Schedule Change

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RADIO NOWHERE’S TRUCKIN’ ON !

Don’t worry. Just a program schedule change.

The next Radio Nowhere show will be broadcast in it’s new time.

No more waiting up till midnight on Saturdays to catch the show.

Radio Nowhere is moving to prime time. The new time slot is

MONDAYS AT 9 PM

Same great music just a better time slot.

See you there!

 

P.S. The Thursday at 11 AM replay spot stays the same.

 

Expressions of Leadership, Shows

Expressions of Leadership

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Leaders emerge from every walk of life. Whether you’re defining your leadership style or evolving it, learning from others can be transformative. Join Michele Kawamoto Perry as she sits down with a diverse range of leaders—from startup CEOs pioneering new technology, to teachers challenging the status quo, doctors delivering compassionate care, and artists pushing creative boundaries. Together, they explore leadership styles, philosophies, and breakthrough practices. Discover fresh perspectives and actionable insights to help you lead with greater impact.

Michele Kawamoto Perry is a leadership development strategist and executive coach who believes leadership isn’t a title you assign — it’s a culture you build, one intentional choice at a time. She works with organizations and individuals to close the gap between intention and execution, helping leaders at every level move from awareness into disciplined action. Michele is passionate about creating a world where leadership is practiced, not just claimed, and where every intentional choice moves us toward something more inclusive, more engaged, and more alive.

Expressions of Leadership is hosted by Michele Kawamoto Perry and airs on CKMS-FM on Monday from Noon to 1:00pm with a #Replay episode on Fridays from 7:00am to 8:00am.

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CKMS News -2025-09-18- “For the water behind the dams”, Walking the Grand River as ceremony

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CKMSNews -2025-09-17- Grand River Water Walk 2025

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Waterloo Region, ON – Most people that have walked with us say they have been transformed in how they appreciate the water and appreciate the land”. Those are the worlds of Mary Anne Caibaiosai, an Anishnaabe woman who has since 2018 been organising the Grand River Water Walk. Caibaiosai spoke to CKMS News earlier this week.

Now in its 3rd year of its second 4 year cycle, Caibaiosai also reminds folks that the walk is not a “social event or political statement, but a ceremony. This year’s walk, which begins on September 21st at the mouth of the river near Dundalk “is for the water behind the dams”.  The  walk, down to the river’s mouth at Lake Erie, is for people of all nations and it follows the protocols of Josephine-baa Mandamin, who led water walks around the Great Lakes prior to her passing in 2019.

This show features an interview with Mary Anne Caibaiosai

Music with Kara Shaw

MusicWithKaraShaw

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House Of The Rising Sun – The Animals

Johnny Angel – The Carpenters

Hooked On A Feeling – B.J. Thomas

I Fall To Pieces – Patsy Cline

Peaceful Easy Feeling – The Eagles

Music Box Dancer – Frank Mills

Harvest Moon – Neil Young

There’s A Kind Of A Hush – Herman’s Hermits

I’ve Got You Under My Skin – Frank Sinatra

 

Exploring AI Music, Radio Waterloo Production, Shows

Exploring AI Music

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A fancy gold pendantExploring AI Music seeks to discover new music by Canadian artists that has been produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence. Words and music must have been composed by a human, and AI must have been used solely for instrumentation or production. Words and music that are written/composed by AI solely on the basis of prompts will be excluded.

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Radio Nowhere

Radio Nowhere Episode 128, 9/13/25

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1:19 Death Letter Cassandra Wilson
5:23 Shine Django Reinhardt
8:19 Rock And Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution AC/DC
12:32 Fixing a Hole The Beatles
15:06 Out Of The Game Rufus Wainwright
19:08 Your Gonna Miss Me 13th Floor Elevators
21:31 Sure ‘Nuff ‘n’ Yes, I Do Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band
23:42 The Death Of Me City And Colour
26:43 Root Beer Rag Billy Joel
31:22 The Bourgeois Blues Ry Cooder
34:41 Bourgeois Blues Taj Mahal
37:20 TVC15 (2016 Remastered Version) David Bowie
42:46 Wrap It Up Sam & Dave
45:13 After the Gold Rush Neil Young
48:57 Got Me Good Lele Danger
51:38 Here Comes Your Man The Pixies
Classical Coffee Break

Classical Coffee Break, Ep 27 – 09.25.25

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Start Time Composer Title Performer
01:11 Antonio Vivaldi Concerto for Violincello and Orchestra Sol Gabetta, cello, Andres Gabetta, violin, Capella Gabetta ensemble
05:09 Jules Massenet Ave Maria sur la Meditation de Thais: Andante religioso “Ave Maria, gratia plena” (Arr. Spindler for Soprano, Choir, Violin Solo and Orchestra) Hera Hyesang Park, soprano, Coro del Teatro Carlo Felice, Orchestra del Teatro Carlo Felice
10:55 Johann Sebastian Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 in F Major, BWV 1046: Allegro Festival Strings, Lucerne, Rudolf Baumgartner, conductor
15:24 Johann Brahms Violin Sonata No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 108 II. Adagio Arthur Grumiaux, violin, Gyorgy Sebok, piano
20:13 Thomas Tomkins I Heard A Voice From Heaven Deller Consort
23:15 Pietro Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana: Intermezzo Sinfonico Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Neeme Jarvi, conductor
28:20 Luigi Boccherini Guitar Quintet No. 1 in D Minor, G. 445: III. Minuetto Zoltan Tokos, guitar, Danubius Quartet
32:39 Francisco Guerro Ego Flos Campi Stile Antico
35:54 William Byrd Fantasia a 4 (III) Phantasm
39:01 Felix Mendelssohn Lied ohne Worte in F-Sharp Minor, Op. 67/2 Khatia Buniatishvili, piano
40:34 Jean-Joseph Cassanea De Mondonville Dominus Regnavit: Parat Sedes Tafelmusik Baraoque Orchestra
43:35 Johann Sebastian Bach Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: III. Gavotte en Rondeau (Transcribed for Guitar) Raphael Feuilatre, guitar
48:08 Max Bruch Kol Nidrie, Op. 47 Maria Kliegel, cello, National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, Gerhard Markson, conductor
Classical Coffee Break

Classical Coffee Break, Ep 26 – 09.18.25

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Start Time Composer Title Performer
00:52 Franz Schubert Octet in F Major, D. 803: II. Adagio OSM Chamber Soloists (Orchestre symphonique de Montreal)
12:24 Ralph Vaughan Williams Two Elizabethan Part Songs – The Willow Song Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, David Willcocks, conductor
15:13 Jules Massenet Scenes Alsaciennes – Suite No. 7 for Orchestra : 1. Dimanche matin National Philharmonic Orchestra, Richard Bonynge, conductor
23:08 Georg Philipp Telemann Concerto in F Major, for 3 Violins & Strings “Musique de table II”, TWV 53: F1: I. Allegro Collegium Musicum 90, Simon Standage, conductor
28:59 Traditional The Death of Queen Jane (Arr. for Two Guitars) Edward Flower, Joel Brown, guitars
33:19 Frederic Chopin Sonata for Cello and Piano in G Minor, Op. 65: III. Largo Sol Gabetta, cello, Bertand Chamayou, piano
39:02 Antonio Vivaldi Concerto for 2 Oboes and 2 Clarinets in C Major, RV 560: I. Larghetto – Allegro The King’s Consort, Robert King, conductor
43:00 Thomas Tallis Lamentations of Jeremiah Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Timothy Brown, conductor
51:19 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11: Andante cantabile, Op. Posth. Vytautus Sondeckis, cello, Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, David Geringas, conductor
New Music, The Horizon Broadening Hour

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #96

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What’s up, y’all? First up, as always, here is what I have added to Libretime since last week:

The Mendozaz Late Stage 12 Gauge – Single Punk CanCon
By a Thread Mirrored Life Rock CanCon
RG43 ROCKABYE – Single Pop CanCon
Mike Casey The Complete Public Access: WPAA TV Session Jazz CanCon
Keezee Your Love – Single Pop CanCon
Till Bronner Italia! World No
Ciara Lawless Je Suis – Single Pop CanCon
Motivation Take It To The Sky Jazz CanCon
Super Pyramid Comment If This Is Paradise! Rock CanCon
Desiree Dorion Let Them – Single Folk CanCon
Brian Gallagher Manitoba Love – Single Folk CanCon
Stray Dawg and the Wolves Blues on the Inside Blues No
J Anders Take Over – Single Pop CanCon
J Anders Used To – Single Pop CanCon
TicTacTec HouseWave Electronic No
Rhynos 1982 – Single Rock CanCon
Carina Experience – Single Pop CanCon
Erster Sohn Age of New Intelligence Pop No
kpec3 arrival The Sacrifice – Single Religious No
Econline Crush New Gold Magic – Single Rock CanCon
Softlung Glass House – Single Rock CanCon
Impolite Society New Orleans – Single Rock No
Long Prairie Humble Love Folk No
Katja T Oi Tuntematon – Single Pop No
Forester Young Guns Rock CanCon
Neil Haverty Some Days – Single Soul CanCon
Duke & Goldie West End Queen (Abattoir) – Single Folk CanCon
Chore Oswego Park Rock CanCon
Raphaela Bittersweet – Single Pop CanCon
Jean Caffeine Generation Jean Rock No
Big Wreck Around – Single Rock CanCon
Kai Korven Bug on Head – Single Folk CanCon
Brodie Christ Born Middle End – Single Rock CanCon
Across Waves Landmark – Single Rock CanCon
Emilie Thorsby Amazing as Hell – Single Pop No
Jacob Moon Under a Setting Sun Folk CanCon
Paris Pick Third Time’s a Charm Pop CanCon
TRIBZ TRIBZ Rock CanCon
The Holy Ghost Out of the Hands of the Wicked – Single Folk CanCon
Clout gAMe Royal Classic Hip Hop CanCon
GreenWing All Hard Feelings – Single Rock CanCon
Paulina Morgan Closure – Single Pop CanCon
ebi soda frank dean and andrew Jazz No
Von Freeman Never Let Me Go Jazz No
Jason Palmer Shorter Songs Jazz No
Chris Byars The Dark Forest Jazz No
Andy Laverne Crystal Night Jazz No
Mandatory Overtime L.A.M.B.O – Single Punk CanCon
Gao Hong & Baluji Shrivastav NEELAM World No
Justin Karas Flowers Wild Abound Folk CanCon
Camilla Sparksss ICU Run Electronic Clean and Explicit versions available CanCon

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

Motivation – You Can’t Even Walk In The Park
Paul Bollenback – Jittery Bugs
Ebi Soda – bamboo
Dan Rosenboom – Josephine’s Dream
Till Bronner – Parole Parole (feat. Chiara Civello)
Clout Game – Ray Romano
TicTacTec – Forget Yesterday
Camilla Sparksss – I Like the Noise
Erster Sohn – Answer the Phone
J Anders – Used To
Raphaela – Bittersweet
Emilie Thorsby – Amazing as Hell
With Violet – Dancing Where You Left Me Alone
Paulina Morgan – Closure
Neil Haverty – Some Days
Justin Karas – Ode
Kai Korven – Bug on Head
Long Prairie – Memories of You Run Through My Mind
Brian Gallagher – Manitoba Love
Glenn A. Johnson – Back to Nova Scotia
Duke & Goldie – West End Queen
Jacob Moon – Song That Won’t Leave You Alone
GreenWing – All Hard Feelings
Across Waves – Landmark
Chore – Meth Grad
Softlung – Glass House
Rhynos – 1982
Impolite Society – New Orleans
Mandatory Overtime – L.A.M.B.O
The Mendozaz – Late Stage 12 Gauge
Stray Dawg and the Wolves – Tell Her That You Love Her

See y’all next time!

Classical Coffee Break

Classical Coffee Break, Ep 25 – 09.11.25

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Start Time Composer Title Performer
01:17 William Walton Touch Her Soft Lips and Part (From “Henry V”) Aurora Orchestra, John Rutter, conductor
02:50 Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Flute Concerto, Wq. 22 (Arr. for Alto Recorder by Isaac Makhdoomi): III. Allegro di molto Isaac Makhdoomi, Alto Flute, Ensemble Piccante
09:31 Franz Liszt Liebestraum No. 3 in A-Flat Major, S. 541/3 Lang Lang, piano
15:44 Joeseph Boulogne Chevalier de Saint-George Violin Concerto No. 10 in G Major: Largo Zhou Qian, violin, Toronto Chamber Orchestra, Kevin Mallon, conductor
21:25 Ilse Weber Wiegala (Arr. for Violin and String Quintet by Esther Abrami) Esther Abrami, violin, Abrami Ensemble
24:32 Ernest Chausson Le colibri Op. 2, No. 7 Sandrine Piau, soprano, Susan Manoff, piano
28:51 Edvard Grieg Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46: In the Hall of the Mountain King London Philharmonic Orchestra, David Perry, conductor
31:28 Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Trio No. 2 in G Major, Op. 1 No. 2: III. Scherzo. Allegro – Trio TrioVanBeethoven
35:39 Max Richter On the Nature of Daylight Louisa Fuller, violin, Natalia Bonner, violin, John Metcalfe, viola, Phillip Sheppard, cello, Chris Worsey, cello
41:47 Johannes Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G Minor London Philharmonic Orchestra, David Perry, conductor
45:03 Giovanni Battista Pergolesi Lo frate ‘nnamorato: II. Andantre Orchestra da Camera di Napoli, Enzo Amato, conductor
47:38 Traditional A Worcester Ladymass: O Maria virgo pia Trio Mediaeval
49:29 Johann Sebastian Bach Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, BWV 639 Martin Frost, clarinet, Jonas Nordberg, lute
52:51 James MacMillan Scots Song (Arr. for Choir, Piano and Violin by James Pearson and Harry Christopher) The Sixteen, Harry Christopher, conductor, Lizzie Ball, violin, James Pearson, piano
The Clean Up Hour

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 335

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What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — the conclusion to the summer of Peanuts & Corn, in which I make the case for label founder, producer, and all around great rapper mcenroe. He’s been in the game too long now for y’all to not be familiar!

All tracks by mcenroe unless listed otherwise.

Tracklist:

What’s Wrong?
Gearing Up for Getting Down
Convenience Now Redux
Corner Store
Centrifuge (feat. Cadence Weapon)
Stack Silver
Rejection
Breakfast All Day [Break Bread & Birdapres]
Old School
King Me
91 Bombs on CNN
still watching Friends
Cereal for Dinner (feat. Birdapres)
fishing for ideas
6:25 at the First Window (feat. Pip Skid)
For Service in English, Part One
30 in the Club [Farm Fresh]
Tyler’s in the Coal Room (Weeping) [Farm Fresh]
The Art of the State (feat. Yy)
Phone Won’t Ring
green monochrome screen
Windows 95
I Can’t Work in a Factory
Working in the Factory
Same Old Faces (feat. John Smith)
87 Moving Out
Carry the One (feat. Yy)
Space Pt. III [Farm Fresh]
Got Away With One
24 hours (feat. Birdapres)
Decay (In Effect)
The Bad Sleep Well
Downtown [Farm Fresh]

See y’all next time!

CKMS Community News, Newsroom, Shows

CKMS News -2025-09-09- A delicious month of local eats as townships set to host events celebrating local food.

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CKMS News -2025-09-09- A delicious month of local eats as townships set to host events celebrating local food

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Woolwich, ON – The Region of Waterloo’s four rural townships are hosting their 5th annual Taste The Countryside initiative, launching on September 15th with the Countryside Harvest Meal.  Along with the fundraising dinner, the other main event is a 10-day “Dining Trail”, which begins on September 25th, has been organised to highlight restaurants throughout the townships.

While the overall initiative seeks to support farm-to-table dining in the region, this year’s organizers are also putting a focus on local food security with a portion of the Harvest Meal’s ticket sales going to support local food banks. Taste the Countryside’s support for local food banks is very timely; according to the The Food Bank of Waterloo Region, 1 in 8 households across the region access food from support organizations.

This show features an interview with Kurtis Wells, the Economic Development and Tourism Officer for the  Township of Woolwich.

Background restaurant noise was pulled from WikiCommons and is public domain.

Radio Nowhere, Shows

Radio Nowhere SPECIAL ENCORE PRESENTATION from, Episode 74, August 4, 2024

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Jessica The Allman Brothers Band
Living in the USA Steve Miller Band
Hot Summer Days It’s a Beautiful Day
Time of the Season The Zombies
Are You Ready Grand Funk Railroad
White Bird It’s a Beautiful Day
Feelin’ Alright Joe Cocker
All Right Now Free
The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) The Doors
Girls In Their Summer Clothes Bruce Springsteen
Saturday in the Park Chicago
Windows Are Rolled Down Amos Lee
Sunny Days Lighthouse
Surfin’ USA Beach Boys
CKMS Community Connections, Shows

CKMS Community Connections for 8 September 2025: Abby Cooper of Hearts Open For Everyone

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Show Notes

A woman with long hair wearing headphones and a yellow sweater sits at a microphone
Abby Cooper

Abby Cooper of Hearts Open For Everyone comes into the studio to talk about H.O.P.E. and the Multicultural Festival of Elmira.

The interview starts at 6m35s.

Online:

Upcoming Events

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2025-09-08-episode216-abby-cooper-of-hearts-open-for-everyone.mp3 (52 MB, 57m00s, episode 216)

Index

Time Title Album Artist
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc CKMS Sunflower logo (yellow petals surrounding a black centre with white wavies all on a teal background)
CKMS Community Connections 		Steve Todd
0m46s Old Ghosts A woman with long hair wearing a flowered dress walking away from the camera on a path leading to a beach.
(YouTube) 		Awake & Dreaming
6m35s Abby Cooper talks about the origins of Hearts Open For Everyone.
7m47s Abby tells us about the Multicultural Festival of Elmira and why it’s not the “Elmira Multicultural Festival” — it’s to avoid acronym confustion with the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, which has provided support to MFE.
9m19s Abby tells us about the needs for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, and the reasons for H.O.P.E. It is more than just the MFE, and focuses on the rural townships. There has been a lot of acceptance, with more and more people attending their events. Abby, who is a person of colour herself, hasn’t experience racism or exclusion in Elmira, but the Region of Waterloo is rated one of the worst communities for hate crimes. H.O.P.E.‘s approach is to educate about culture. The MFE is the showcase event to make that happen.
17m02s Kaleidoscope Rodeo Heart - EP Codename Justine (solarized photo of four people standing in a recording studio)
Rodeo Heart 		Codename Justine
21m00s Abby runs down the entertainment and food at the Multicultural Festival of Elmira.

29m41s Redeye Red Lights | Lakeshore Browns Line (illustration of a two-lamp traffic light with a background of a red sky and a streetscape)
(single) 		The Whythouse
33m01s Abby tells us of the other activities that are happening at the MFE. There are eight cultures represented in the Cultural Tent. There’s an art project, the mural produced will be exhibited at the Breslau branch of the Region of Waterloo Library. There is Indigenous hair braiding, and a presentation on lacrosse. There are also Mennonite exhibits. And there’s free henna art and face painting.
39m45s Abby tells us of some of the logistics of planning, which started in January. Telling us how the organization grew. Abby gives contact info on how to get involved. E-mail Abby at acooper@heartsopenforeveryone.ca
42m26s Things Aren’t Like They Used To Be Illustration of an elaborate staircase with tricks of perspective making parts look upside down. Various people are on the stairs. The background is planets and grass.
LoFi Mind II 		LoFi Mind
46m46s Talking about other volunteer opportunities throughout the year, including placement opportunities from Conestoga College. Abby gives a bit more of the support and sponsors for the festival. There are two streams of funding, one for H.O.P.E., the other for MFE.
51m33s Abby tells us of her plans after the MFE is over: A birthday celebration for her nephew! And there will be other programs, like a Muslim workshop in October/November, talking about hate crimes. In December there is “Holidays With H.O.P.E.“, how different cultures celebrate their holidays. Check the H.O.P.E. website for more upcoming events.
55m30s 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 alternate Fridays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at ccc@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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Bonus Video

Video: CKMS Community Connections for Monday 8 September 2025 (Radio Waterloo Video, 288 MB)

Show notes and podcast interview content is Copyright © 2025 by the participants, and released under a CC BYCreative Commons Attribution Only license. Copy, re-use, and derivative works are allowed with attribution to Radio Waterloo and a link to this page. Music selections are copyright by the respective rights holders. The theme music is written and performed by Steven Todd.

Off The Air, Radio Waterloo Production, Special Presentation

Ear To Ear with 0Stella

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0Stella
Ear To Ear with 0Stella, the alt-rock Irish fusion, cycling wonder of Alberta. Over an hour of listening intimacy, 0Stella will take you through the musical landscape that has shaped her debut album, Pendulum State. Take off in Ireland from the late 90s and early 2000s then head West to scoop up some of the very best of American and Canadian Alternative rock before landing squarely back in Edmonton. These musicians have single-handedly renewed her faith in modern rock – especially when it’s a guitar held by a woman!.

Ear To Ear with 0Stella is hosted by 0Stella and airs one time on CKMS-FM on Tuesday 16 September 2025 from 10:00pm to 11:00pm.

For more info visit 0Stella.com

0Stella Show Dates:

Sept 25 London – Palasad Social Bowl

Sept 26 Oshawa – The Atira

Sept 27 Toronto – Handlebar

Sept 28 Hamilton – The Bright Room

Sept 30 Niagara – Camp Cataract

Oct 1 — Waterloo – Emmanuel United Church

Oct 2 Niagara – Pick 22 @ The Vintage Venture

 

Track List:

02:15 – Die Mannequin – Orson Wells & 2012

04:45 – Miesha And The Spanks – Heart Is On Fire

10:44 – Skye Wallace – Coal In Your Window

13:36 – Arkells – Knocking At the Door

17:17 – Black Pistol Fire – Lost Cause

24:17 – The Frames – Fitzcarraldo

30:25 – Imedla May – Johnny Got A Boom Boom

32:54 – Spmphonic ft. Inis – Fionnghuala

36:48 – Yonaka – Teach Me To Fight

39:57 – Stereophonics – I Stopped To Fill My Car Up

44:23 – Garbage – Bleed Like Me

49:55 – St. Vincent – Birth In Reverse

54:42 – Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll

 

New Music, The Horizon Broadening Hour

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #95

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What’s up, y’all? First up, here is what I have added to Libretime since last week:

The Double Happiness SPACETIME Rock Track 4 is NSFR No
Carina Make It Right – Single Pop CanCon
Ailu Curse of an Alchemist – Single Pop CanCon
Scott Giles Stay Within Your Lane – Single Rock CanCon
Jeremy Hines Dojo – Single Hip Hop No
Dark Years From Now Cringe Demon Metal Tracks 4, 8, 11 and 12 are clean CanCon
Ana Marija Sir Meso e Meso – Single Pop No
Saku Mantere Divine Apology Jazz CanCon
UNPUNISHED Echoes of History Metal CanCon
Massa Nera The Emptiness of All Things Punk No
Dana Powell Saturday Night – Single Country CanCon
Mars Lasar Grand Canyon New Age No
Lisa SQ Cold Little Fingers – Single Rock CanCon
Next Week’s Washing Empty Pages – Single Rock CanCon
Willem James Cowen You Will (A Brief Reminder to Look Up) – Single Folk CanCon
No Breaks Jake I Don’t Want To Be Like Me – Single Rock CanCon
Midnight Channel Celebration – Single Jazz CanCon
Danny Miles All We Do Is Party! – Single Alternative CanCon
Excuses Excuses Nothing At All – Single Punk CanCon
Terra Lightfoot Red – Single Folk CanCon
CON THE ARTIST Teach You How To Love – Single Pop CanCon
The Penske File Lions – Single Punk CanCon
Paige O Thaw By June – Single Folk CanCon
Emmett Jerome Write To Me – Single Rock CanCon
Heather Avalon beg for me – Single Pop CanCon
City Builders Venegeful Spirit – Single Rock CanCon
Andrew Spice With Animals Pop Tracks 2, 4, 5, and 10 are explicit CanCon
Dan Potter Sings Voice + Guitar Rock CanCon
The Dirty Beat Birthrite Folk CanCon
bananahaus Grounders Rock CanCon
Glenn A Johnson Love and Loss: the Songs I Kept Folk CanCon
Jeff Michaels Sittin Here On This Dock – Single Country CanCon/KWCon
APPALOOSA Get It Together, Kid – Single Punk No
The Nathaniel Hardy Project Special! – Single Pop No
Rituel Encens III Pop No
Dan Rosemboom Coordinates Jazz No
Gran Fenwick Armour Hill – Single Rock CanCon
With Violet Dancing Where You Left Me – Single Pop CanCon

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

Saku Mantere – Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night
Midnight Channel – Celebration
Scree – Zikra
Johnny Dyani – Ntylio Ntylio
Steve Millhouse – Looking Back to Today
Mars Lasar – Antelope Canyon Waves
Ailu – The Curse of an Alchemist
Heather Avalon – beg for me
Rituel Encens – Close to Touch
Carina – Make It Right
Ana Marija Sir – Meso o Meso (feat. Ella)
Hilla Peer – Hide & Seek
Jeremy Hines – Dojo
Jeff Michaels – Sittin Here On This Dock
Dana Powell – Saturday Night
Carol Bloor – Dancing With Daddy
Dusken Lights & Maia Jelavic – Kisses Kisses Kisses
Paige O – Thaw By June
The Dirty Beat – To Be Dirt
Diyet & the Love Soldiers – Grandfather’s Country
APPALOOSA – Get It Together, Kid
Massa Nera – The Best Is Over
Dark Years From Now – Straw Man
UNPUNISHED – Shattered in Disarray
Next Week’s Washing – Empty Pages
Lisa SQ – Cold Little Fingers
The Double Happiness – Lust in Space
Scott Giles – Stay Within Your Lane
Kpec3 arrival – Only Christ Redeems

See y’all next time!

Rethink Your Retirement Show, Shows

The Financial Toolbox: Choosing the Right Account for Your Goals

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Are you ready to take control of your financial destiny? “Rethink Your Retirement” is your weekly guide to navigating Canada’s complex financial landscape. Hosted by Kanwaljit (Sunny) Kochar, this show is dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge and tools needed to achieve total financial freedom.

Each week, Sunny breaks down sophisticated financial topics into clear, actionable advice, using storytelling and simple analogies to make sense of it all. We challenge outdated beliefs and explore innovative, modern strategies for long-term wealth. Learn how to choose the right investment accounts like the RRSP, TFSA, and FHSA, maximize the efficiency of your money, and build a secure, prosperous future. This isn’t just about saving for retirement; it’s about building a life of financial independence.

For in-depth guides, show notes, and to ask Sunny your questions, visit hexavision.ca.Rethink Your Retirement Show with Sunny Kochar image

Today’s Topic: The Financial Toolbox: Choosing the Right Account for Your Goals

 

Are you using the right tools to build your financial future? On today’s show, Sunny opens up Canada’s financial toolbox to demystify the four major investment accounts: the

RRSP, TFSA, the new FHSA, and Non-Registered plans.

Discover which account is best for saving for a first home, planning for retirement, or building an emergency fund. Sunny breaks down the essential rules you need to know, from contribution limits and tax deductions to the critical differences in withdrawal rules that can save you thousands. Learn how your choice of account can impact everything from your government benefits to your estate plan. Tune in to build a clear strategy and start maximizing the efficiency of your money today.

Meet Sunny

 

New Music, Shows, The All Out Show

David Par Radio The All Out Show September 7 2025

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What’s up everyone! We have a jam packed show airing 4 30 pm To 6 30 pm this Sunday! Old school jams, new music and various interviews!

We chopped it up with the creator of Captain Canuck (Richard Comley), Captain Canuck himself, Ben Mauro (he’s worked on The Hobbit Trilogy, Call Of Duty, etc) and music artist The Bapti$$

Sit back, chill and let’s get it!

Community Radio in Waterloo Region