What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour, complete with a bit more complaining about Sony/Playstation — fun, fun, fun!
Tracklist:
Future – 2018
Curren$y, Corner Boy P, & T.Y. – Money Put Away
G Perico – Spray Bottle
YG & Shoreline Mafia – Hollywood
Larry June – Organic Motion
Phil Ade & Casey Veggies – P.O.P
Slim 400 – VIP to the Parking Lot
Jay Worthy, Kamaiyah, & Cardo – Bull****
Polyester the Saint – Midnight Jam
Snoop Dogg & Soopafly – Can You Control Yo ***?
Tha Dogg Pound & Paul Wall – Make Dat ***** Pop
Rick Ross & Yung Miami – She’s My Star
Wiz Khalifa, JasonMartin, & Ty Dolla Sign – Top Down
Rick Ross, Young Breed, & DJ Nasty – Do It One Time
The Pharcyde – Soul Flower (Remix)
Knoc-Turn-Al – Love Slave
Dom Kennedy – Miracle on 143rd
Khary & Abhi the Nomad – Beach Sounds and Oceans
Drake – Stuck
Lance Skiiwalker – Test of Times
Sango & Big Sean – Big Little Lies
Fred Again & The Streets – Mike (desert island duvet)
Steve Lacy – nice shoes / in your world
Latto & Doja Cat – Okayyy
Syd & Cube – Closet
Young Jeezy & Pharrell – Rumor Has It
Kamaal the Abstract (aka Q-Tip) – Even If It Is So
Rav – BET BET
John Wells – shoulda listened to nip
Suga Free – Santa Santa
Here’s the track list for the 8th episode of Audio Salad!
You can listen below via the embedded player near the bottom of this post.
CKMS 102.7 FM ,11am EST – 12pm EST
Start Time
Title
Performer/Creator
CANCON?
11:00:00
BACK & FORTH
PROLIFIC TRICKS
(Theme, 9 sec)
11:00:09
SHOW INTRO
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:00:59
EGO
REBECCA SICHON
Y
11:04:02
DON’T LIKE YOU ANYMORE
TANIKA CHARLES
Y
11:07:05
FOLLOW
TEA FANNIE
Y
11:10:22
POLITICS
PHOENIX PAGLIACCI FEAT CADENCE WEAPON
Y
11:14:17
UPSIDE DOWN
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:18:14
NATURALLY
MOKA ONLY
Y
11:20:51
DJ SPEAKING
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:21:57
RECIPE
ERIC SCHENKMAN
Y
11:26:32
RUNAWAY
HIPNOTIC
Y
11:30:07
DJ SPEAKING
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:30:48
LONG GAME
CHARLOTTE CORNFIELD
Y
11:35:44
THE PROCESS
ALANNAH MATTY
Y
11:39:04
NO PROBLEM
CANDICE B
Y
11:42:28
FALLING STARS
THE DELLA KIT
Y
11:45:46
PLAY NO GAME
RAEYA
Y
11:48:09
THIS SUMMER
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:50:41
DJ SPEAKING
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:53:45
BURY ME
ELINA FILICE
Y
11:57:08
DJ SPEAKING
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
See you next time, Thursdays from 11am EST – 12pm EST!
Audio Salad is an eclectic mix of rock, hip hop, reggae, indie, alternative, and much more. Each week will be a new journey, with an emphasis on Canadian talent.
Audio Salad is hosted by Canadian recording artist Prolific Tricks aka Jason Patterson and airs on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo, Thursdays from 11am EST to 12pm EST & on demand.
My debut album, Down to Earth (2026), and additional tracks are available at ProlificTricks.Bandcamp.com & all music platforms.
I can be reached at ProlificTrickery@Gmail.com or on Instagram @ProlificTrickery @AudioSaladCKMS and would love to hear from you!
Aislinn Clancy and Petemi Ajibode are our studio guests today on The Agriculture Show. Aislinn and Petemi brought some great work stories, agricultural stories, and tunes to play. Our playlist:
Kitchener, ON — For the first time, King Street in downtown Kitchener has been transformed into a week-long pedestrian-only space as the City launches King Street Unplugged, a pilot project aimed at creating a more people-focused downtown.
Running from July 26 to 31, the event closes a section of King Street between College and Young Streets to vehicle traffic, replacing it with live entertainment, games, workshops, markets and family-friendly activities. Mayor Berry Vrbanovic says the initiative builds on previous car-free events but marks the city’s first attempt at a week-long pedestrian experience.
Manager of Downtown Development and Innovation Aura Hertzog says the project responds to community feedback seeking more welcoming public spaces where residents can connect while supporting local businesses. If successful, the pilot could become an annual event.
The city will evaluate the initiative by gathering feedback from businesses and visitors, monitoring attendance and measuring community engagement throughout the week.
Local businesses are already seeing positive signs. Mandy Kowitz, owner of Square Peg, says she noticed increased foot traffic on the first day and expects more customers throughout the week.
Visitors also welcomed the idea. Resident Mila Purcell says closing King Street for a full week creates a more enjoyable downtown experience and hopes the event returns next year.
My music is also available at golenkazzian.bandcamp.com and can be heard 24/7 at https://www.youtube.com/@GolenKazzian or https://hello.citrus3.com:2020/public/gokazz (24/7 radio station)
Episode XXXII of Reader’s Delight features authors Alison Gadsby, Crystal AJ Smith, and John Degen, as well as What’s In A Name with Erica and Andrew from Old Goat Books in Waterloo, Ontario.
Crystal AJ Smith and I talk about her debut novel Gitwaałtk (Gordon Hill Press and The Porcupine’s Quill, 2026), the characters she created, the Highway of Tears, and what prompted her to write the book, then she reads from the novel.
Book: Gitwaałtk
John Degen discusses the genre of “Nordic Noir” and the crafting of his new novel, the whodunnit Seldom Seen Road (Latitude 46 Publishing, 2026) before reading an excerpt from the beginning of the book.
Social Media:
Instagram: @jkdegen
Facebook: John Degen
TikTok: Shore Report
Book: Seldom Seen Road
Erica and Andrew from Old Goat Books in Waterloo, Ontario tell us how the name of the store came about.
Adrean Farrugia, jazz pianist and educator, talks to Bob Jonkman about improvisation, commercial music, composing music, performing, and Adrean’s performances at the Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival.
Talking about the time signature of High Five, in five/fourths time. Introducing Adrean Farrugia, pianist, composer, jazz musician, and teacher. Adrean talks about his teaching career and the Contemporary and Commercial Music program at the Wilfrid Laurier Faculty of Music. Laurier celebrated its 50th anniversary, and has expanded its Faculty of Music from mostly classical to jazz.
10m05s
Talking about Improvisation — how can you teach that? There is an impression of “lesserness” for improvised music. But high-level improvisation requires a vast skillset on one’s instrument, a level of technical mastery that is comparable to that of a concert pianist, and on top of that there needs to be a deep grasp of musical theory, and the ability to apply it. Adrean compares improvisation to having a conversation: using a set vocabulary and grammar to spontandeously express ideas. Many of the skill sets for classical music and jazz music are identical, but they are different styles, for different audiences. At Laurier the classical and contempory music is not siloed, but integrated together. Adrean is teaching an improv class equally populated by jazz and classical majors.
16m11s
Is jazz and classical “commercial” music? Not like rock, pop, and hip hop. But the disciplines of rock, funk, gospel, hip hop, country are all rooted in jazz music. If you study jazz then you’ll be quite well equipped to play in a funk or R&B band. Adrean likens it to chef school: Why would a Japanese chef specializing in tepanyaki study French cuisine? But when you study culinary arts you study everything to get broad knowledge, and filter that into a specialty. The vast majority of jazz students don’t become jazz musicians, but become really well educated rock and pop musicians, or film or video music composers. As a “commercial” music program there are courses for music production, and business of music courses to address writing grants, booking tours, promotion.
20m59s
Talking about composing music as a part of “commercial” music. In jazz there is a culture of writing your own music; in classical music a performer can have a good career without ever composing anything. Adrean tells us about composing “production music”, music written specifically for use as licenced music for film. Music is written and performed in particular styles, and searchable in the music libraries. This is not AI generated music! Adrean has produced a few “production music” albums, and has heard it used in movies and commercials. But even with billions of plays on the internet, there is not a lot of revenue from royalties. No-one is getting rich from writing music, unlike the 1950s when someone could write a hit song and retire on the proceeds from that one song. Adrean doesn’t consider himself a ‘Composer’, but a performer who composes.
27m03s
Introducing Blued Dharma, talking about performing as a duo, and how actual jazz music is different from production music.
The challenges of peforming as a duo. Challenging for the listeners too. Talking about playing in other groups, and upcoming albums. New albums provide an excuse for touring and booking some gigs, almost certainly at The Jazz Room.
39m55s
Talking about upcoming performance at the Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival, Friday at 3:00pm backing for Jessica Lalond, and on Sunday at 1:30pm with his own band: Adrean Farrugia on Piano with bassist Roberto Occhipinti, drummer Ethan Ardelli, saxphonist Allison Au, and special guest Brad Good on trumpet. Shoutout to Derek Hines, the music director for the Jazz Festival. Festivals have been declining, but Adrean says they’re important cultural events for communities.
44m00s
Cultural events provide a way for an audience to be connected to performers — it is too easy today to not engage with the rest of humanity. But Adrean sees just the opposite in the students he teaches; some reject technology in order to hang out “in real life”. Adrean gives the example that young people have far more diverse Spotify playlists than older people. Older generations derived their identities from music, but younger people listen to music because they like it. One silver lining to streaming services is that it makes music more accessible. Adrean says today’s music students are leagues better than students from the 1990s. But the convenience of streaming can still breed bad habits of laziness, entitlement.
50m28s
A hasty summary of the Jazz Festival and a hasty goodbye.
CKMS Community Connections airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 from 3:00pm to 4:00pm on Mondays and alternate Fridays.
Packing is local to Kitchener and they visited Regime Radio for interview and live jam! Thank you Packing! @wearepacking on IG – Packing on streaming platforms.
Regime Radio Waterloo support local arts, groups, and businesses
Packing are a local Kitchener band, consisting, per image from left to right: Dylan, Emmit, Matt, and Carlos.
by: dan kellar
Waterloo, ON – Throughout the summer, youth in Waterloo region will be organizing weekly fresh produce markets with vegetables grown at 6 communities gardens and sourced from several local farms. Dozens of youth, aged 14-19 are participating in theYouth in Food Systemsprogram which involves innovative approaches to garden and market management.
In a press release, Grace Ihejiamaizu, the Program Manager for Youth in Food Systems wrote “This year, youth Market Leaders have also helped design different Pay What You Choose approaches for their markets, exploring how fresh, local food can be made more accessible while giving young people practical experience in leadership, teamwork and community engagement.”
The markets run every Wednesday until August 26 at Eastwood Collegiate Institute and Victoria Hills Community Centre in Kitchener, from 4:00pm – 6:00pm, and at the Fiddlesticks Community Centre in Cambridge from 3:00pm – 5:30pm.
This show features an interview with Luma Abuarqoub, the summer Youth Program Assistant for the Youth in Food Systems program. Luma details the work of the youth, and we discuss where the program fits in larger efforts of food security, and how the hazardous air quality brought on by climate change fueled forest fires in northern Ontario have affected their operations this summer.
The YFS program, now in its 5th year, is organised by Seeds of Diversity, a Waterloo based charity focused on seed-saving and resilience in local food systems.
What’s up, y’all? Like I always do about this time — first up, here are the submissions to the station that I have added to Libretime in the past week:
Laura Kelsey
Hidden Mountains
Folk
CanCon
The Phantom Rebels
Wake Up – Single
Rock
CanCon
The Scornful Four
Hopeful Music for Hopeless People
Jazz
No
Ryan Lindsay
Three Long Hauls – Single
Country
CanCon
Curio Curio
Curio Curio
World
No
Suralin
Every Day Slices Me
Rock
No
Don Denaburg & Friends
Hey Gordon – Single
Folk
CanCon
Shy Blossom
Eternity – Single
Rock
No
Avem
Avem
Punk
Tracks 10, 12-13, and 15 are explicit
CanCon
The Legendary Ten Seconds
Mellotron & Guitar
Folk
Instrumental
No
Chapter 33
Chapter 33
Punk
Track 5 is explicit
CanCon
Nelson Sobral
Searching For A Higher Love – Single
Blues
CanCon
Lauren Minear
Ellie – Single
Alternative
No
Scarlett Macfarlane
Ever After – Single
Pop
No
Jont
Another World – Single
Folk
CanCon
Strange Plants
What A Time – Single
Rock
CanCon
Erick Schenkman
Recipe – Single
Rock
CanCon
Michael Antelope
Calls Out The Window
Folk
CanCon
Alanna Matty
Epilogue
Folk
CanCon
Matt Johner
Luckiest Man Around
Country
CanCon
Kami
Week_8 – Single
Rock
CanCon
The Planetoids & bandcalledband
blue jeans – Single
Pop
No
Jay Williams
Club Dystopia – Single
Electronic
No
Ash Ravens
Last Letter From An Alien
Rock
CanCon
Igor Lisul
I Will Always Love You – Single
Rock/Instrumental
No
Rise Carmine
Under the Red Light
Rock
CanCon
Freshwater Funk
FWF Volume 2
Jazz
CanCon/KWCon
Janice Lacy
Embraced – Single
New Age
No
def sera
Uncomfortable – Single
Electronic
Features Oatmilkandcodeine
CanCon
Me, You, and My Metronome
Family Plan
Rock
CanCon
Felicity Hamer & Black Leather Rose
Felicity Hamer & Black Leather Rose
Folk
CanCon
The Goods
Summer’s Almost Gone – Single
Rock
No
Hayden Ryann
Walk Through Fire – Single
Country
Radio Edit Available
CanCon
Nylon Phoenix
Magenta – Single
Rock
No
Firas Zreik
Tarabesque
Jazz
No
Nora Stanley
Glass
Rock
No
Katherine Perkins
Molecules – Single
Folk
No
Carina
What U Like – Single
Pop
CanCon
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Janice Lacy – Embraced
The Scornful Four – Sun Drenched Son
Firas Zriek – Fields of Figs
Curio Curio – Amor Doente
Freshwater Funk – Smooth Sailing
def sera & oatmilkandcodeine – Uncomfortable
Carina – What U Like
The Planetoids & bandcalledband – blue jeans
Tryangle Man – Tooka Martini
Joe Cash – CITRUS
The Legendary Ten Seconds – Old Torquay Fire Brigade
Laura Kelsey – 3327
Michael Antelope – Mud Jeans
Alanna Matty – Kitchens Scissors
Katherine Perkins – Molecules
Felicity Hamer & Black Leather Rose – Jeu Cruel
Matt Johner – Nothing Looks Good On You
Ryan Lindsay – Three Long Hauls
Don Denaburg & Friends – Hey Gordon
Avem – Another Trumpet Flower, Please
Chapter 33 – Digital Parents
Me, You, and My Metronome – Summer Stains
Kami – Week_8
Ash Ravens – Daydream Glow
Shy Blossom – Eternity
Nora Stanley – St. Elmo’s Fire
Quadra Sound – In Good Time
Rise Carmine – Terrestrial Love
The Goods – Summer’s Almost Gone
Igor Lisul – I Will Always Love You
ERITREAN COMMUNITY RADIO 26 JULY 2026 SHOW, ARTICLES ERITREAN FESTIVALS, ABOUT FINAL FIFA WORLD CUP 2026, TEN IMPORTANT POINTS TO KNOW ABOUT CANADA, INTRODUCING VILLAGES AND CITEIS FROM ASMARA TO FILFIL SOLOMUNA, AUDIENCE MESSAGES , ONTARIO WEATHER FORECAST.
Didn’t have time to prepare an actual show this week, so rather than skip it I decided to live up to the show’s name and literally put (the highlights of) my library on shuffle, testing my knowledge of my own library on the fly. The results are definitely a little scuffed. But maybe charmingly so? I stand by enough of the tracks that showed up, anyway. Less so my chatter. Will hopefully be better with a slightly more curated library next time. I’d say more than half of these are tracks that I would put on an actual show.
Next tracks would’ve been Nine Inch Nails’ “Sanctified” and X’s “The World’s a Mess, It’s in My Kiss”. Those would’ve been good ones to play. Ah well.
Recording
Tracks played
Meat Puppets — “Split Myself in Two” (1984)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [cond. Carlo Maria Giulini] — “Va’ là, vecchia pedante” (from The Marriage of Figaro) (1786)
William Finn [perf. Christian Borle] — “My Dogs” (2003)
Creedence Clearwater Revival — “Commotion” (1969)
Interpol — “Say Hello to the Angels” (2002)
Nick Drake — “Fly” (1971)
Flying Lotus — “German Haircut” (2010)
Ayumi Ishida — “Bye Bye Jet” (1977)
A Tribe Called Quest — “Luck of Lucien” (1990)
Big Thief — “Masterpiece” (2016)
Jean-Phillipe Rameau [cond. William Christie] — “Grands Dieux! De quels remords je me sen séchiré” (from Hippolyte et Aricie) (1733)
Jorge Ben & Gilberto Gil — “Meu glorioso São Cristovão” (1975)
The Beach Boys — “Look (Song for Children)” (1967)
Gene Vincent — “B-I-Bickey-Bi, Bo-Bo-Go” (1957)
New York Dolls — “Dancing on the Lip of a Volcano” (2006)
Cambridge, ON – A Cambridge bus driver is bringing a piece of history to local transit terminals through his passion for music. Tracy MacDonnell, a Grand River Transit (GRT) operator, uses his route breaks to step off the bus and play the fife, an 18th-century military instrument similar to a flute, for waiting passengers.
MacDonnell has been playing the fife for 36 years, after first learning the instrument while working at Toronto’s Historic Fort York. What started as a job requirement became a lifelong passion for traditional fife and folk music.
Over the past two decades as a GRT driver in Cambridge, MacDonnell has continued using music as a way to manage the stress of the job and connect with the public. Passengers have often responded positively, with some applauding his performances and sharing their appreciation.
In this CKMS News interview, MacDonnell discusses the history of the fife, how he became a bus driver, and why sharing a brief moment of happiness through music remains meaningful to him.
by: dan kellar Kitchener ON – Ahead of the official municipal campaign period, community builder, housing advocate, and mayoral candidate David Alton has started hosting a series of community townhalls which will focus on how to ensure that all residents share the same rights to live their lives and be integrated in efforts to “build a joyful city”.
The first event, which took place in June was The Right to Belong, with the second in the series The Right to Housing happening Saturday July 25th at the Chandler Mowat Community Centre in Kitchener. The other events will take place once per month in the lead up to the October election.
According to government data including the “Point in Time” count, nearly 2,400 people were experiencing homelessness in Waterloo Region, with about 78% of those folks experiencing “chronic homelessness. Provincially, the rate of homelessness increased by 25% between 2020 and 2024 and across the country according to the federal government “Over the past five years, the total population experiencing homelessness on a single night has increased by 59%”. The total number of homeless folks on any given night in Canada is over 65,000.
Candidate Alton, who was a recipient of the Region of Waterloo’s “Community educator award in housing” told CKMS News that “I see this campaign as a public education opportunity” and that each townhall will lead to calls to action and it is their intent to “Spread these calls to action and these platforms that are community built, to every candidate to try to get them as far as possible.”
What’s up, y’all? Tonight’s show is the 84th All Things Considered, in which I make the case for blog-era heroes Pac Div, a hidden gem group from the west coast that bridged significant gaps between the blogs and the old heads, giving us a great discography that should not be forgotten to time.
Tracklist:
The Mirror
Posted
Automatic
Broccoli
Black Acura (feat. Mac Miller)
Useless (feat. Asher Roth)
Top Down (feat. Casey Veggies & Skeme)
SuperNegroes
Pacific Division
Shadowboxin’
We The Champs (Duke vs. Carolina)
Chief Rocka Freestyle (feat. Casey Veggies)
Definition
Pac Div
How We Chill
Players of the Year
Fuck Y’all (feat. Kurupt & DJ Battlecat)
5 Dolla Bill
Don’t Forget The Swishers (feat. Dom Kennedy, Carter, & Chip the Ripper)
Show You (feat. BJ the Chicago Kid)
She (feat. TiRon)
Golden Lady
Passin Me By
Feel
On and On (Dom Kennedy, Mibbs, Like, & Mykel)
Gorgeous
Sun Down (Girls Night Out)
Summertime Found
Round N Round (Los Angeles Unified Sound District & Pac Div)
Put Me On
Faircrest Heights (Interlude)
Overcome
Young Black Male
Roll the Dice
Fallin’
La Cienega Luxor (feat. Big Sik)
The Greatest
First Baptist
Whiplash
It’s All Love (feat. Elway 7 & Edbone)
Don’t Mention It
Out
Brown
The Return (feat. Ty Dolla Sign)
The Long Dash Festival is a free, two-day event running between July 25 and 26, exploring the creative intersections between art and science. Hosted at rare Charitable Research Reserve in Cambridge, Ontario, and co-presented by Musagetes, the festival takes its name from the Long Dash Skipper, a brown and orange butterfly found in grassy habitats, including at the site of the festival.
In this segment, I’ll be in conversation with Elwood Jimmy, Indigenous Programs Curator at Musagetes, who highlights how Indigenous knowledge systems and ways of relating to the land inform the approach to programming the festival, and how the festival being sited at rare Charitable Research Reserve has helped shape the experience of the festival over the last three years.
In this conversation, Jimmy mentions Elder Peter Schuler, Elder of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation of the Anishnaabek Peoples. His collection of literary works, “The Sound of the Homeland Drum” was launched at the ArtsEverywhere Festival in Guelph in May 2026 through the Indigenous Otherwise Program, and printed by Publication Studio Guelph, both supported by the Musagetes Foundation. Learn more at publicationstudio.biz/books/the-sound-of-the-homeland-drum/.
The Long Dash Festival is free to attend, and listeners can find the full schedule and learn more about the festival at longdashfestival.ca.
Photo Credit: Illustration by Cai Sepulis courtesy of the Long Dash Festival
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The theme music on today’s show was “Polyvinyl” by Anemoia, courtesy of the Free Music Archive, under the Creative Commons Attribution License. You can find it at the Free Music Archive—freemusicarchive.org
Here’s the track list for the 7th episode of Audio Salad, featuring an exclusive interview with Andrea & Adam Zonnis!
You can listen below via the embedded player near the bottom of this post.
CKMS FM 102.7 11am EST – 12pm EST
Start Time
Title
Performer/Creator
11:00:00
BACK & FORTH
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Theme, 9 sec
11:00:09
SHOW INTRO
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:01:00
SUNNY SKIES
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:03:31
AN INTERVIEW WITH:
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
11:16:37
DJ SPEAKING / ID
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:16:37
MORNING COFFEE
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:20:35
AN INTERVIEW WITH: (Cont’d)
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:33:36
MORNING COFFEE (SHORT INST)
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:34:24
YOU ARE NOT ALONE (SHORT INST)
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:37:16
PULL ME OUT OF THIS HOLE
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:41:33
DJ SPEAKING (SHORT)
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:41:38
23RD OF JUNE
WINGSPEAK
Y
11:45:03
BLUE SKY
DC
Y
11:48:36
LONGING
ALANNA MATTY
Y
11:50:34
DJ SPEAKING
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:52:20
THIS SUMMER
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:54:52
WHOLE LOTTA TALKING
LISA LEBLANC
Y
See you next time, Thursdays from 11am EST – 12pm EST!
Audio Salad is an eclectic mix of rock, hip hop, reggae, indie, alternative, and much more. Each week will be a new journey, with an emphasis on Canadian talent.
Audio Salad is hosted by Canadian recording artist Prolific Tricks aka Jason Patterson and airs on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo, Thursdays from 11am EST to 12pm EST & on demand.
My debut album, Down to Earth (2026), and additional tracks are available at ProlificTricks.Bandcamp.com & all music platforms.
I can be reached at ProlificTrickery@Gmail.com or on Instagram @ProlificTrickery @AudioSaladCKMS and would love to hear from you!
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