Margaretha Dyck, the United Party of Canada candidate came into the CKMS-FM studio to speak to the voters on Friday, 11 April 2025. She was accompanied by Kathleen Dueck, United Party candidate for Kitchener South — Hespeler.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the party’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
“The nail sticking up gets hammered down.”Japanese proverb
Chunka jazz tonight. Yabby U too!
Bert sings about heroin and a death.
…a chocolate honey voice
Binge watching Pinky and the Brain
Reading Philip K Dick and Harlan Ellison
loop guru-aphrodites shoe
this mortal coil-drugs
nico-the sphinx
carlos alberto jimenez-no you didn’t (Can) (New)
king curtis-da duh dah
steve holt jazz impact quintet-impact (Can) (New)
black uhuru-mercy street
lucky dube-house of exile
marley-no more trouble
yabby u-deliver me from my enemies
dierks bentley-senor
jake buggs-seen it all
tia blake-hangman
john renbourn-can’t keep from crying
bert jansch-needle of death
persuasions-its you that i need
al green-take me to the river
clarence carter-slip away
james brown-it’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World
otis redding-i’ve been loving you
joan armatrading-love and affection
annie lennox-train in vain
love spit love-am I wrong
matt good-i’m a window (Can)
Got this promo from Thomas and he wanted the station to play it.F’n amazing for a one man band! Go and watch the video.He did it too.Raw.Reminds me of me way back then.Punk is just too mean to die… it’s about your phone
What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — diving right into the music tonight!
Tracklist:
Three 6 Mafia & Project Pat – Roll Wit It
Boldy James & Antt Beatz – Brick James
Drakeo the Ruler, Krispy Life Kidd & Ketchy the Great – Engineer Scared
Fat Joe – ****** Get Killed Foe Less
Gangrene – Take Drugs
Outkast & Slimm Cutta Calhoun – High Schoolin
Niko B & Kirbs – miniclip
Doechii – BOILED PEANUTS
Guru – The Traveller
Quentin Ahmad DaGod – Roaches in my Ashtry
Ant – I Was Always a Collector
Boldy James & V Don – Mrs. Porter
Curren$y, Harry Fraud, & Bruiser Wolf – Zack Morris Phone
Previous Industries & Pep Love – West Coast Video
Ant – Day After 2010
Playa & Magoo – Derby City Interlude
Guru & Erykah Badu – Plenty
Guru – When You’re Near
Ant – Just Didn’t Fit in 2004
Specifics – Craig’s House
Cool Swim – Bedroom Raps
Brother Ali – Handwriting
Ant – Rhodes, Birds, and Wind
Specifics – Lampin
Men I Trust- I Don’t Like Music
HEBL, Zoodeville, & Slug – Valencia
The Avalanches – Tonight May Have To Last Me All My Life (MF DOOM Remix)
Guru, Common, & Bob James – State of Clarity
R.A.P Ferreira – barbados gooseberry, kiwi
Dear Nora – Hung Up
Kevin Abstract – Seventeen
Serengeti – 14
Skyzoo & The Other Guys – The Freedom Dance
Andre 3000, Carlos Nino, Alex Cline, & Pablo Calogero – “This is Where my room used to be”
Ralph Vaughan Williams, 6 Studies in English Folksong (Verson for Cello & Piano): No. 5, Andante tranquillo “The Lady and the Dragon” – Gerald Peregrine, cello, Antony Ingham, piano
Johann Sebastian Bach, Christ lag in Todesbanden BWV 4: III. Versus II, Den Tod niemand zwingen kunnt – Oxford Bach Soloists, Tom Hammond-Davies, conductor
Samuel Arnold, Macbeth: End of Act 4, The Earl of Douglas’s Lament – Toronto Chamber Orchestra, Kevin Mallon, conductor
Gerald Finzi, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Op. 28a: I. The King’s Poem – Royal Northern Sinfonia, Howard Griffiths, conductor
Ludovico Einaudi, DNA (Ar. for Piano Quintet) – Mari Samuelsen, violin
Tomaso Albinoni, Concerto a 5 in B-Flat Major, Op. 5, No. 1: I. Allegro – Collegium Musicum 90, Simon Standage, conductor
Edvard Grieg, Two Elgiac Melodies, Op. 34: No. 2, Last Spring (Orchestral Version) – Academy of St. Martins in the Fields, Sir Neville Mariner, conductor
William Boyce, Symphony No. 2 in A Major, Op. 2 “Birthday Ode”: III. Presto Allegro – Arcadia Ensemble, Kevin Mallon, conductor
Felix Mendelssohn, Song Without Words in D Major, Op. 109, MWV Q34 – Jacqueline du Pre, cello, Gerald Moore, piano
Felix Mendelssohn, Mendelssohn Variation (From Violin Concerto, Op. 64, MWV O14, Arr, for Piano) – Gabriele Bagnati, piano
Henry Purcell, Abdelazer, Z.570: 2. Rondeau – Academy of Ancient Music, Christopher Hogwood, conductor
Florence Beatrice Price, Adoration – Philippe Quint, violin, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Andrew Litton, conductor
Johann Sebastian Bach, Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 645 – Yo-Yo Ma, cello, Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Ton Koopman, conductor
Gabriel Faure, Requiem, Op. 48: Pie Jesu – Oxford Camerata, Lisa Beckley, soprano, Jeremy Summerly, conductor
Samuel Barber, Adagio for Strings, Op. 11a (After “Molto adagio” from String Quartet, Op. 11) – London Symphony Orchestra, Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor
dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – Kitchener has joined 21 other cities in Canada and 210 cities in 24 countries around the planet in being named a Tree City of the World by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and The Arbour Day foundation. The designation reflects the city’s efforts in “tree care, policy development, community engagement and maintaining a healthy urban canopy”. Nearby, both Hamilton and Cambridge also hold the leafy designation.
In a press release announcing the designation, Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic said “As we look to celebrate Earth Day later this month, this recognition is a wonderful indicator that we’re moving in the right direction for our community, our forest and our planet!”
This show features an interview with Joshua Shea, the Manager of Forestry and Natural Area Management at the city of Kitchener. Shea reflects on the Tree City of the World designation, speaks about an upcoming free tree giveaway, and discusses his most appreciated trees. For more information visit kitchener.ca/trees
Brian Adeba and Clayton MooreBrian Adeba, the Liberal Party of Canada candidate for Kitchener Centre came to the CKMS-FM studio to speak to the voters on Thursday 10 April 2025. He was accompanied by Clayton Moore.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the party’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Nature Answers is a podcast from Farm Radio International that shares stories from rural communities in sub-Saharan Africa, where some of the most vulnerable people on earth are turning to nature for solutions to a changing climate. And it’s working!
Nature Answers is syndicated from Farm Radio International and airs on CKMS-FM on Wednesdays from 10:00am to 10:30am.
Maya Bozorgzad, the New Democratic Party candidate for Kitchener — Conestoga, came to the CKMS-FM studio to speak to the voters on Wednesday, 9 April 2025. She was accompanied by Darren Bondy.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the party’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Have to tell everyone around here that I’ve been very impressed with the quality of music that the djs put out.Isn’t it refreshing to be treated as intelligent adults as opposed a commodity that can’t wait for the next big thing to be played by Pete and Brenda in the morning or the rocking drive time with Dave in the afternoon?God I hate the corporate conglomerates that control mostly everything.And radio stars.Have I mentioned how I Hate radio stars?
We’ve got some fundraising coming so keep listening and contact us if you can help out. See that button that says donate on the left of the page? push it.
“There are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say, we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don’t know we don’t know“. Donald Rumsfeld
This weeks movie. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai. Staring Peter Weller.Great Sci-fi satire.Campy, action packed, steam punky.It’s on TUBI streaming.Over the top fun!Lectroids from Planet 10 by way of the 8th dimension…
Swing blues to open up tonight.Some early big band blues
k biscuit boy-let the good times roll
powder blues-cooking with the blues
j turner-corina corina
percy mayfield-would you call me a fool
little walter-oh baby
rem-i’ll take the rain
a lennox-why live
l cohen-ain’t no cure
catherine wheel-fripp
black violin-triumph
Bauhaus-she’s in parties
gyptian-serious times
rico-love and justice
paragons-the tide is high
wailing souls-mother and child reunion
r havens-sad eyed lady of the lowland
t chapman-telling stories
j osbourne-st. teresa
jefferson airplane-crushinggura
throbbing gristle-20 jazz funk greats
gurrella welfare-i left
architect-les pensees
Catch my regular no crap every friday night at midnight.
Mike Morrice and Mary Jane Patterson Mike Morrice, Green Party candidate for Kitchener Centre, came into the CKMS-FM studio to talk to the voters on Tuesday 8 April 2025. He was accompanied by Mary Jane Patterson.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the party’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
The first episode of #AltElxn2025 aims to illuminate the election issues in British Columbia, particularly focusing on Vancouver Island. The objective is to be part of a series of programs from across Canada that will inform listeners about national issues within the context of a local riding, in this case, Saanich-Gulf Islands. Notably, this is also the “Greenest” riding in Canada, as both the National and Provincial Green parties have held seats here for about a decade. As you will see, while the Provincial Greens recently reelected a green MLA, the National Green candidate, Elizabeth May, is facing a tough battle this time.
This is Episode One of #AltElxn 2025, airing on CKMS-FM at 9:30am on Tuesday, 8 April 2025. #AltElxn 2025 is a four episode series syndicated from the NCRA/ANREC and airs on CKMS-FM as part of Meet The Candidate: 2025 Federal Election, weekdays from 9:02am to 10:00am from 7 to 29 April 2025.
4:16- 8:51 – Act 2 Comments from the sidewalk: Taking the pulse of people on the street. Peter and Bill to comment on major themes, local vs national issues.
8:51 – 9:15 Musical Transition – Song “Breaking News”
9:15 – 20:53 – ACT 3 Excerpts from local Candidate Interviews & Analysis, including recent polling
21:09 – 26:30 – ACT 4 A regional issue in focus Interview with Adam Olsen, Chairman of the Tsartlip Group of Companies. Issue-Focused Discussion: Sheding light on Indigenous Economic Development organizations taking a leadership role alongside Canadian institutions in building economic resiliency in Canada?
It takes thousands of dollars a year to keep our station on air.Every presenter here pays a fee depending on their airtime.We do receive some financing from government systems and occasionally receive various grants.No one here gets payed.
Most of our expenses at this point are fees we are obligated to pay for, licensing as one example, and equipment for our broadcast capabilities.This includes studio and tower systems and behind this all the computer systems that makes it all go.
To be honest our equipment is almost old enough to be rejected by a museum and as it so happens it has almost reached its end of life cycle.Lots of it has been used since the times we were associated with the university and the replacement parts are getting very scarce.The upgrade replacement systems are not that difficult to integrate but they cost lots.Broadcast quality gear isn’t like your home systems.
This year the station will be reaching out to our loyal listeners to campaign for the upgrade and operating funds needed.Don’t forget every independently operated station across Canada has a fundraising plan in play.I want to know what you want us to do to raise this money.Because it will be your money you will be giving.
If we throw a party will you come?If we give away swag will you bid for it in an auction?If you own a bar will you host a fundraising night?
Will you reach out from one of the various communities that have their music played and throw a dance?
How about donating a couple of your locally made art pieces for us to sell through our site?
You can turn to us any hour of the day and be informed and entertained by people who live right in your community and it’s up to you to help.Yeah, it’s always difficult to ask for peoples help but we have a long tradition of grassroots support and we want the station to remain that voice of freedom right here.
Not only do we need listener support we also need the stability that comes with working with our business community to let their potential clients know they are here with them.We can offer a unique fit to your business in reaching an informed vibrant listenership that prefers dealing locally.
Oh, and see that button on the left of the page? It says donate and it’s very easy to just give us some cash.Go ahead, push it.
That’s it for this week.Next up is who we are.
Mail me your ideas:nocrapradio@yahoo.com
pj
“all the money you made will never buy back your soul.” Dylan
#AltElxn 2025 is a coordinated national project by the National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC), bringing together over 100 radio stations and local journalists from across the country. Our goal is to offer independent, community-based election coverage that highlights national issues through a local lens. With a focus on authentic voices and community impact, the series explores the stories, candidates, and concerns shaping the upcoming federal election.
On Monday 28 April 2025 CKMS-FM will broadcast #AltElxn 2025: Election Night Coverage from 8:00pm to 2:00am to bring you the Waterloo Region election results first.
As the results roll in on election night, tune in to our live-to-air coverage with real-time updates, on-the-ground reports, and expert analysis from across the country. Hosted by NCRA/ANREC member stations, this unique national broadcast will connect voices coast-to-coast and provide a true community perspective on Canada’s next government.
“We all came out to . . . make records with a mobile”, to quote Deep Purple’s Smoke On The Water lyric as a description of this set made up of tunes by various artists recorded using The Rolling Stones Mobile Studio aka the mobile ‘unit’ or ‘the Rolling truck Stones thing’ as further described in the lyrics to Smoke On The Water. Here’s a couple videos about the mobile, total time about 15 minutes.
My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list.
1. Dire Straits, Telegraph Road (from Alchemy – Dire Straits Live)
2. Bob Marley and The Wailers, No Woman No Cry (from Live!)
3. Santana, Dance Sister Dance (live, from Moonflower)
4. Ten Years After, Help Me (from Recorded Live)
5. Led Zeppelin, The Rover
6. Fleetwood Mac, Hypnotized
7. Nazareth, Silver Dollar Forger (Parts 1 & 2)
8. Deep Purple, When A Blind Man Cries
9. Iron Maiden, Tailgunner
10. The Rolling Stones, Let It Rock (live, Leeds University 1971)
11. Bad Company, Silver, Blue & Gold
12. The Who, Water (live, 1971 appeared on Who’s Next deluxe expanded release)
13. Wishbone Ash, Baby What You Want Me To Do (from Live Dates)
14. Dire Straits, Solid Rock/Going Home – Theme From ‘Local Hero’ (from Alchemy – Dire Straits Live)
1. Dire Straits, Telegraph Road (from Alchemy – Dire Straits Live) . . . Epic storytelling track released on the band’s 1984 live album, originally on the studio record Love Over Gold from 1982.
2. Bob Marley and The Wailers, No Woman No Cry (from Live!) . . . Originally on the 1974 studio album Natty Dread, this soulful version from 1975’s Live! has become, to many, the definitive one, evidenced by its appearance on various Marley compilations.
3. Santana, Dance Sister Dance (live, from Moonflower) . . . From the 1977 release, a part studio, part live album, the live album recorded using the Stones’ mobile unit. A blend of Latin rhythms, fusion, and extended jamming; intoxicating, as much of Santana’s best work tends to be.
4. Ten Years After, Help Me (from Recorded Live) . . . A driving riff by guitarist/singer Alvin Lee on the Willie Dixon tune as interpreted not only by TYA but by blues great Sonny Boy Williamson II aka Rice Miller, from whom TYA drew inspiration. A raw, gritty, blues-rock odyssey from TYA’s 1973 album.
5. Led Zeppelin, The Rover . . . I love the sort of, how would I describe it, ‘backwards entry’ of the killer riff off the initial drumbeat on this one from 1975’s Physical Graffiti. To my ears, it’s like it comes in from where one might not expect yet when it comes, there it is as if that’s where it obviously should have been. It all works and tends to conjure up in me an image of a plane coming in for a landing for some reason, not sure why but I feel like I’m flying when I listen to it.
6. Fleetwood Mac, Hypnotized . . . Trippy, dreamy laid back groove, a mesmerizing and, er, hypnotizing track that is one of my favorites from the middle period of Fleetwood Mac featuring Bob Welch on guitar, often lead vocals and songwriting duties. This one’s from the 1973 album Mystery To Me. Two years and one album later, out was Welch, in came guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and singer Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac became a pop-rock phenomenon. I like that version of the band but am still partial to the initial Peter Green-fronted early blues years and the, I think, underappreciated Welch lineup.
7. Nazareth, Silver Dollar Forger (Parts 1 & 2) . . . A heavy riff rocker from the 1974 album Rampant, produced by Roger Glover of Deep Purple bass-playing fame. He was at the helm of several Nazareth albums, others being the previous releases to Rampant and among the band’s most successful – Razamanaz and Loud ‘n’ Proud.
8. Deep Purple, When A Blind Man Cries . . . B-side to the single Never Before, issued from 1972’s Machine Head album that yielded Purple’s signature song, Smoke On The Water which, perhaps strangely, none of the band members apparently thought would be a hit although it obviously became an iconic rock track. Never Before made No. 4 in Switzerland and No. 35 in the UK while Smoke On The Water made the top five in most countries, No. 3 in the US and No. 2 in Canada although never No. 1. As for When A Blind Man Cries, it’s a beautiful blues ballad. It was recorded for Machine Head but according to singer Ian Gillan, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore ”no like” (despite his typically fine playing) so it didn’t make the album until subsequent remastered re-releases. The song has, since Blackmore’s departure from Purple in the mid-1990s, being replaced by Steve Morse and then Simon McBride, been regularly played in concert.
9. Iron Maiden, Tailgunner . . . Pulsating war-themed lead cut from the 1990 album No Prayer For The Dying, recorded in bass player Steve Harris’s barn using the Stones mobile. Maiden was attempting – and succeeding at, via mobile studio methods or otherwise – to achieve a more earthy, stripped down production sound within the typical Maiden metal method.
10. The Rolling Stones, Let It Rock (live, Leeds University 1971) . . . Great version of the Chuck Berry classic from the Stones’ 1971 so-called Goodbye Britain tour where they were escaping the onerous UK taxman, eventually resulting in them being at a villa in southern France, using their mobile truck again, to come up with 1972’s classic Exile On Main St. album. I first heard this version of a song the Stones have done various times on the terrific Get Your Leeds Lungs Out! bootleg I still own. The album has subsequently been officially released, with Let It Rock also included on the Rarities 1971-2003 compilation.
11. Bad Company, Silver, Blue & Gold . . . Not a single but could have been and a Bad Co. fan favorite by all accounts, and definitely one of mine by the band. It’s from the 1976 album Run With The Pack.
12. The Who, Water (live, 1971 appeared on Who’s Next deluxe expanded release, 2003) . . . Stirring, gritty vocals by Roger Daltrey on a relatively obscure track The Who did in typically raw fashion during a London gig. It appeared on later, expanded versions of the Who’s Next album. Explosive stuff, Daltrey rising above but also enveloped in that all-encompassing volcanic Who sound.
13. Wishbone Ash, Baby What You Want Me To Do (from Live Dates) . . . Wishbone Ash was a for the most part progressive hard rock band but they had roots in the British blues and here they are on their 1973 album Live Dates with an extended, more electrified version of the Jimmy Reed tune – Ash-ified as it were while retaining key elements of the original.
14. Dire Straits, Solid Rock/Going Home – Theme From ‘Local Hero’ (from Alchemy – Dire Straits Live) . . . Coming full circle to close the set with Dire Straits live, putting the songs together as they appeared in order on Alchemy. Solid Rock, taken from the studio album Making Movies, is paired with the majestic instrumental Going Home from the soundtrack to the 1983 movie Local Hero, composed by Straits’ leader Mark Knopfler.
Randall Williams, the People’s Party of Canada candidate for Kitchener South — Hespeler, came into the studio on Monday 7 April 2025 to talk to the voters. He was accompanied by Kevin Dupuis, PPC candidate for Kitchener — Conestoga.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the party’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
What’s up, y’all? Like we always do about this time, here is what I have added to Libretime since last week:
Robbie Harte
The In Between – Single
Country
CanCon
Rita di Ghent
Signs of Spring in my Neighbourhood – Single
Jazz
CanCon
Def Shade
This Country – Single
Pop
CanCon
Zoe Twist
Closer – Single
Pop
CanCon
The Orchids
The Orchids
Punk
CanCon
J Scope
Welcome Home
Pop
CanCon
MOONBEAN
MOONTUNES – EP
Electronic
CanCon
Jeff Vidov
New York I’m Coming to You – Single
Rock
CanCon
Lazy Legs
Tower
Rock
No
Satellite Birdhouse
Sin City – Single
Folk
CanCon
The Steve Holt Jazz Impact Quintet
Impact
Jazz
CanCon
Joe H Henry
Real Things – EP
Folk
CanCon
Quote the Raven
Tell Me, Tell Me – Single
Folk
CanCon
Rachel Kane
Holler at the Wind
Folk
CanCon
Dead Hazards
Saline
Alternative
No
The Bablers
Like the First Time
Rock
No
thomas was here
WHAT’S IN THE BOX – Single
Punk
CanCon
Ian James Bain
Come & Gone – Single
Country
Guelph
CanCon
King Ludd
Trouble – Single
Punk
CanCon
Virginia to Vegas
heaven tonight – Single
Pop
CanCon
Lyubov Kay
should run – Single
Pop
No
Robert Thomas and the Sessionmen
Cast a Line – Single
Folk
CanCon
Ian North
Malahat – Single
Folk/Instrumental
CanCon
Newbridge
Past Live
Rock
CanCon
Total Fucking Darkness
Take It Easy – Single
Dance
CanCon
Henry Taylor
SWEET THUNDER!
Folk
CanCon/KWCon
Taegen Domstad
Ghost – Single
Country
CanCon
Cedar Roots
Joy in the Little Things – Single
Folk
CanCon
Mark Thackway
Twisted – EP
Country
CanCon
Heru the First Son
Intergalactic Supervillain Freestyle – Single
Hip Hop
No
Tonight Only
The Mixtapes, Vol. 1 (Arcade Social)
Pop
No
Brian Baggett
Travel Past the Aftermath
Ambient
CanCon
Mark Veldhoven
Traitors – Single
Rock
CanCon
Nimrawd
Unlikely but Not Impossible
Electronic
CanCon
You Might Be Sleeping
All Things Must Grow – Single
Rock
Guelph
CanCon
Sundowner
Work Dream
Punk
CanCon
Spirit ‘N’ Jazz
Can You See…?
Jazz
No
Spirit ‘N’ Jazz
Miss Information – Single
Jazz
No
Spirit ‘N’ Jazz
Turn Around – Single
Jazz
No
Spirit ‘N’ Jazz
Where Are You…?
Jazz
No
Way to Blue
VOICES OF DARKNESS
Alternative
No
Johanna Linnea Jakobsson
Work – Single
Jazz
No
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Raphael Groten – Stillness
Don Latarski – All Is Now
Brian Baggett – Adrift
The Steve Holt Jazz Impact Quintet – The Cup Bearers
Rita di Ghent – Signs of Spring in My Neighbourhood
Spirit ‘N’ Jazz – Miss Information
Henry Taylor – YOU’RE A PERFECT DAY
Satellite Birdhouse – Sin City
Edgar Hurley – The Worker
Wreckless Harbour – Don’t Burn the Dream
Ian James Bain – Come & Gone
Joe H Henry – Bad Dude
Gareth Inkster – Ode (for Elliott Smith)
Robbie Harte – The In Between
thomas was here – WHAT’S IN THE BOX
The Orchids – Green Fuzz
Sundowner – “It’s Our Policy”
Lazy Legs – Daydream
Noam Peri – Darling, I Would
John Flanagan – Straight Face
Honey Trap – Saints & Sinners
Sivell – Where is the World Going to?
You Might Be Sleeping – All Things Must Grow
Zoe Twist – Closer
Coco Rose – Ambulance
MOONBEAN – The Beginning
Four80East – Straight On Till Sunrise
Monotronic – Different Worlds
Lee Rosevere – Float (part 6)
Nimrawd – Wide-Awake Orange
Blue Pilot – Old one (kennedyfeb20)
In 2019, She Is Your Neighbour was launched in the form of a blog series and social media campaign. Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region (WSCWR) asked community leaders to share their perspectives on domestic violence and explain why they are invested in ending it. These community leaders became ambassadors of the She Is Your Neighbour project. Together, WCSWR and these leaders explored different types of abuse and challenged the misconception that domestic violence refers only to physical violence. Many ambassadors shared stories of emotional, psychological, and financial violence that they have witnessed or experienced.
In fall 2020, the She Is Your Neighbour podcast was released! In the podcast, WCSWR takes a deep dive into domestic violence. Through thought-provoking discussions WCSWR addresses hard topics like domestic violence and the drug trade, violence against Indigenous women and girls, challenges for transgender youth seeking support, and more.
Season Two was produced in 2021. Throughout this season, we build on topics we explored in Season One and fill in the blanks by covering new topic areas. Join us as we explore the realities and complexities of domestic violence.
Our goal is to increase awareness and understanding of domestic violence through thought-provoking discussions, highlighting groups who are disproportionately impacted. We all have a role to play in ending domestic violence.
She Is Your Neighbour is hosted by Jenna Mayne.
She Is Your Neighbour is now in its seventh season, and re-airing on CKMS-FM on Tuesdays from 10:00am to 11:00am starting with Season One in April 2025.
What Next?
WCSWR encourages you to get involved! Read a blog story, tune into the podcast, buy a book, start conversations, and use the hashtag #SheIsYourNeighbour. We can’t do this without you! We all have a role to play in ending domestic violence.
What is Domestic Violence?
There are many forms of domestic violence, all of which include attempts to maintain power and control over the thoughts, beliefs and behaviour of a woman by creating fear and/or dependency. All forms of abuse result in the woman feeling powerless, unequal and unsafe.
Forms of Domestic Violence
Domestic abuse includes but is not limited to:
Emotional
Physical
Psychological
Financial
Sexual
Verbal
Spiritual
Know the signs
Signs of domestic abuse include but are not limited to:
Insults or put downs, name calling
Violent outbursts
Threats of violence or harm
Threats to destroy property or harm pets
Forced sexual acts
Physical assault
Control over finances
Unkept promises of change
We all have a role to play in ending domestic violence
dan kellar
Waterloo, ON – The city of Waterloo has unveiled a new tool to support the sensory needs of community members while visiting city facilities, the sensory backpack. Packed with items to help individuals reduce or increase sensory input, such as noise cancelling headphones, sunglasses, and fidget tools, the new initiative was launched on April 2nd, World Autism Awareness day.
The backpacks also include information about Waterloo’s inclusion services, and items for self-regulation and communication such as a timer, a drawing pad, and Picture Exchange Communications System (PECS), which allows folks to communicate through pictures.
A three-headed monster mash featuring 1980 albums by Teenage Head and Talking Heads plus Headstones’ 2022 release Flight Risk. To quote the opening line from Teenage Head’s Disgusteen: Nice day for a party, isn’t it? Which I did a fair bit of with Frantic City by Teenage Head and Talking Heads’ Remain In Light as a soundtrack during college daze, including seeing Teenage Head live when they played at my school.
1. Wild One
2. Somethin’ On My Mind
3. Total Love
4. Let’s Shake
5. Infected
6. Those Things You Do
7. Somethin’ Else
8. Take It
9. Brand New Cadillac
10. Disgusteen – notable not only for “Nice day for a party, isn’t it?” but the conversation with the dark side, adapted from The Exorcist:
Come on in, Father Karras.
Regan’s inside here with me, she’s going nowhere.
But please, it’s so cold, you must let her go.
She’s not going anywhere.
Not till I’m finished with her, you understand.
Just untie my hands,
Let me free, I’ll show you the power
The power of Christ doesn’t compel anyone, not today, understand.
1. Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)
2. Crosseyed And Painless
3. The Great Curve
4. Once In A Lifetime
5. Houses In Motion
6. Seen And Not Seen
7. Listening Wind
8. The Overload
1. Headlight Holds A Deer
2. Everything Or Nothing At All
3. Flight Risk
4. When It Goes Badly
5. Tangled
6. Hotel Room
7. Neon Rome
8. Ashes
9. Psychotropic
10. Pilot Light
11. Rink
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No crap older shows are now rebroadcast tuesday nights at 9pm.
luciano-knockin on heavens door
barb paige-babylon must fall
i threes-many are called
i wayne-living in love
lilly allen-straight to hell
new pornographers-champions (Can)
rem-half a world away
matt good-its been a while (Can)
pete townsand-behind blue eyes
murrey head-say it ain’t so
bruce cockburn-lovers live (Can)
billy bragg-st swithins day
hepcat-train to skaville
beat-stand down margret
selector-on my radio 91
desmond dekker-work out
rancid-the harder they come
alan black-good advice (Can)
eddie clean head vinson-midnight creeper
jw jones-can’t play a playboy (Can)
richard henderson-i’m ready (Can)
james cotton-buried alive (Can)
errol garner-it ain’t necessarily so
brian auger-don’t look away
bluejays-peach fuzz
british invasion all stars-green onions
neil young-cortez the killer (Can)
-helpless
-war of man live
This weeks book: The little book of wisdom by the Dali Lama.
Perhaps the most compassionate human ever.
I felt humbled by reading it. ($1 at a yard sale!)
“But history does matter.There is a line connecting the Armenians and the Jews, Cambodians and Rwandans. There are obviously more, but, how much genocide can one sentence handle.”Chris Bohjalian
A mass grave was found with aid workers murdered with their hands handcuffed behind them in Gaza.
Where is the world court.Where is the outrage?
We are too intimidated to send in the troops to protect our fellow man again.(Let’s build a casino instead.)
Traditional, Suo Gan – Ambrosian Junior Choir, John Williams
Franz Schubert, Die Nacht, D. deest (Arr. Lechner/Marquez for cello & guitar) – Anja Lechner, cello, Pablo Marquez, guitar
Johann Sebastian Bach, Suite No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067: 2. Rondeau, Severino Gazzelloni, flute, I Musici Orchestra
Fanny Mendelssohn, Schwanenlied (Arr. for cello & piano by Anouchka & Katharina Hack) – Anouchka Hack, cello, Katharina Hack, piano
Thomas Weelkes, 26 Ayeres or Phantasticke Spirites: No. 14, Four Arms, Two Necks, One Wreathing – The King’s Singers, vocal ensemble
Antonio Vivaldi, The Four Seasons – Violin Concerto in E Major, Op. 8 No. 1, RV 269 “Spring”: III. Danza pastorale. Allegro – Joshua Bell, violin, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
Gustav Mahler, Ruckert-lieder: Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen – Sonia Wieder-Atherton, cello, Franck Krawczyk, Sinfonia Varsovia
Florian Christl, Vienna – Kristina Suklar, violin, Odessa Six
Alexander Borodin, String Quartet No. 2 in D Major: III. Notturno. Andante – Borodin Quartet
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Motets for Four Voices, Book 2: Sicut crerves – Voices of Ascension Chorus
Cesar Franck, Messe a Trois Voix, CFF 203: Panis Angelicus – Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov, conductor
Tomaso Albinoni, Concerto a cinque No. 2 in D Minor for Oboe and Strings, Op. 9: III. Allegro – Strings of Zurich
Arvo Part, Spiegel im Spiegel (Version for Violin & Piano) – Vladimir Spivakov, violin, Sergej Bezrodny, piano
What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour, which marks six years of the show in spectacular fashion! From the poignant to the tasteless, tonight’s show has it all to celebrate six years of the program that moves you into Friday — and the weekend — on the right note. Thanks, as always, to CKMS for not kicking me off of the air just yet, and to everyone who tunes into the show, willingly or unwillingly.
Please note that tonight’s mix requires an advisory for more listener discretion than usual.
Tracklist:
Drake – Keep the Family Close
Chet Hanks – White Boy Summer (skit)
Eminem – Insane
Eminem – Brain Damage
Vargskelethor Joel – Sex in Minecraft 5
Beastie Boys – No Sleep til Brooklyn
Eminem – Business
Eminem – Just Lose It
D12 – My Band
D12 – Purple Pills
Eminem – Criminal
Skinbone – 100 Miles
Cam’Ron – Get It In Ohio
Yelawolf & Gucci Mane – I Just Wanna Party
Chet Hanks – White Boy Summer Skit #2
DJ Drama, Wale, Tyga, & Roscoe Dash – So Many Girls
five nights at freddy’s skit
Niko B – I Had a Fist Fight With an Emo Outside Subway
Vic Mensa – Down On My Luck
KYLE – Fruit Snacks & Cups of Patron
Childish Gambino – III. Telegraph Ave (“Oakland” by Lloyd)
Chris Rock, Ali LeRoi, & Wanda Sykes – Porno PSA
Chris Rock & Gerald Levert – No Sex
pami – pity dirty
JENNIE, Kali Uchis, & Childish Gambino – Damn Right
Q-Tip & Raphael Saadiq – We Fight/We Love
Q-Tip, Kanye West, & Consequence – We Fight/We Love (Remix)
Janet Jackson & Q-Tip – Got ‘Til It’s Gone
Julian Malone – Afterschool Thunderstorms
Edgar the Beatmaker – Feotus
Atmosphere – Wooden Ships (feat. PNS)
DJ Shadow – Six Days
Birdapres – Not Home (North Rd.)
R.A.P Ferreira – One Lonely Owl
Eminem – It’s Okay
De La Soul & Atmosphere – Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa/Millie Fell Off the Fire Escape (Storybook Vol. 1 Mix)
Michael Christmas – Banner 18
dan kellar Baden, ON – Another round of public consultations has wrapped up regarding the Prime Ministers’ Path project in Baden. A list of recommendations on possible next steps for the controversial statue project will be delivered to Wilmot council at a special meeting on May 12th.
The most recent round of consultations were accompanied with the creation of a 12 member working group made up of residents who worked on the draft recommendations for the project. The draft recommendations are focused on governance and project oversight, funding, inclusion, education, location, and the project’s place in an era of truth and reconciliation.
This show features an interview with Denise Soueidan-O’Leary, the co-lead facilitator of the public engagement, and a project manager at the consulting firm Lura. More information about the Prime Ministers Path project, including all of the draft recommendations, can be found at engagewr.ca/prime-ministers-path.
As the seasons change and lives come and go, it can be hard to find any ounce of consistency. But really, it’s the coming and going itself that is the certainty, and even though it might seem turbulent at times there is comfort to be found in endless things: family, friends, hobbies, cloudless skies, a favourite meal, and music. Sharing music tonight to help take you through whatever might be happening, good or bad, or just to be a temporary soundtrack. Either way, enjoy 🙂
Bridge Over Troubled Water – Simon & Garfunkel
Arias & Symphonies – Spoons
The Heavens Flock – Eriks Esenvalds (performed by the University of Waterloo Chamber Choir)
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