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Hiromi Polaris SONICWONDERLAND 2023 www.hiromiuehara.com
🍁Caroline Nadeau Swinging Shepherd Blues FOREVER LASTING CANADIAN SONGS 2023 www.carolinenadeau.com
🍁Adam Smale Jazzenco OUT OF THE BLUE 2023 www.adamsmale-jazz.com
Stee Wee Bee Yo Soy Cubano SINGLE 2023 thedjstevieb.com
Jeff Ryan ft. Paul Brown Where There’s Hope SINGLE 2023 jeffryansax.com
Tyler Butler Figueroa No Sleep SINGLE 2023 tylerbfmusic.com
Hiromi TrialAndError SONICWONDERLAND 2023 (http://www.hiromiuehara.com/)
🍁Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop Christmas Time Is Here A VERY TURBOROP CHRISTMAS 2022 ernestocervini.com/product/turboprop
Russ Lorenson Jingles The Christmas Cat IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT 2023(http://www.russlorenson.com/about)
🍁Nicky Shrire Yuletide SINGLE 2023 (http://www.nickyschrire.com/)
Kim Scott Glorious INNERVISION RECORDS HOLIDAY COLLECTION VOL2 2021 kimscott music.com
CKMS News -2023-12-15- First stage of approvals for housing development on former Kraus Flooring factory site
by: dan kellar
Waterloo – On December 11th, following discussion, presentations, and legal clarifications, the first stages of a 12-tower development on the former Kraus Flooring factory lands in North Waterloo were approved through a unanimous vote from city councilors. With support for the project and the necessary changes to the site’s zoning and by-laws, the developer can move further into project planning.
This show features clips from the council meeting, focusing on updates to the original 2021 site plan, the status of a pedestrian bridge over the adjacent highway, and questions about promises for affordable and attainable housing in this purpose built rental development which features a proposed total of 5,452 bedrooms in 3,353 residential units.
Delegates included site owner Richard Boyer of 65 Northfield Drive Inc, consultant Chris Pidgeon of GSP Group, and Waterloo resident Ashwin Annamalai. Councilors Hanmer, Bodaly, Roe, Freeman, and Vasic also spoke, as did Mayor McCabe.
81 82 83 84 Season 3 Episode 9: The Things that Dreams are Made Of
Take time to see the wonders of the world
To see the things you’ve only ever heard of
Dream life the way you think it ought to be
See things you thought you’d never ever see
The Clean Up Hour, Mix 244
What’s up, y’all? Tonight’s mix is the show’s final ode (of the year) to 2003 — like a completely different world at this point (for the most part). Here’s the mix if you can’t wait until midnight or want to check out Part 2 of the mix:
Tracklist:
G-Unit – G-Unit
Jay-Z – 99 Problems
Westside Connection & Nate Dogg – Gangsta Nation
Memphis Bleek, Trick Daddy, & T.I. – Round Here
Fabolous, Joe Budden, & Paul Cain – N***az
Jaylib & Guilty Simpson – Strapped
G-Unit – Eye for an Eye
Eminem – Bully
Ja Rule – DJ Kay Slay (Skit)
Ja Rule, Black Child, Young Merc, & D.O. Cannons – Things Gon Change/2 Punk A** Quarters (Skit)
The Notorious B.I.G & 2Pac – Runnin (Dying to Live)
Dead Prez – Scared to Die
Black Eyed Peas – Let’s Get it Started (Spike Mix)
Missy Elliott – Let Me Fix My Weave
Jaylib & Quasimoto – Sex Freaks
Ludacris & Snoop Dogg – H*es in my Room
Termanology – Rollin in My Whip
RZA, Allah Real, & Masta Killa – Grits
Buck 65 – Wicked and Weird
Doseone – Windows and Women…
Hieroglyphics – 100,000 Indi
Biz Markie & Lil Kal – Like a Dream
Sole – Salt on Everything
Immortal Technique & Jean Grae – You Never Know
Alicia Keys – You Don’t Know My Name
Skillz – 2003 Wrap Up
Jaylib – Make ‘Em NV (Madlib Remix) [Bonus]
Jaylib – Louder (Blast Your Radio Theme) [Bonus]
Swollen Members & Son Doobie – Ambush/Sensational Breed [Bonus]
I also, like the other two prior to this, included songs downloaded from 2003 mixtapes available from michaelsmixtapehut blogspot, go check it out!
Part 2:
Fam-Lay, Lil Flip, & Kelis – Rock N Roll (Remix)
Fabolous & Paul Cain – Hate Me Now (Freestyle)
Bonecrusher, Cam’Ron, Jadakiss, & Busta Rhymes – Never Scared (Remix)
Lupe Fiasco – Freestyle
Kardinal Offishal – Runaways
MIMS – Freestyle
Bathgate – F**k That
Charli Baltimore & Eve – Philly’s Finest
Cadillac Tah – Freestyle
Jinx da Juvy – Get It Get It
Joe Budden, A-Team, Stack Bundles, Paul Cain, & Maino – Freestyle
DJ Whoo Kid, 50 Cent, & 2Pac – Killers
Skillz – Freestyle
Fat Chops – Take the Pain
Rosco P. Coldchain & Pharrell – Delinquent
Fam-Lay – Freestyle
50 Cent & Sean Paul – Get Deaded
Eminem – Quitter (Everlast Diss)
Baby & Clipse – What Happened to That Boy (Blend)
Lil Kim & Bee Hive – Freestyle
V.A. Slim & AC3 – Freestyle
Stack Bundles – Freestyle
Guru – Freestyle
Gravy – Freestyle
Jae Millz & Cam’Ron – No, No, No (Remix)
Denim – Freestyle
Alicia Keys, Busta Rhymes, & Rampage – Fallin (Remix)
Jennifer Lopez, Jadakiss, & Styles P – Jenny From the Block (Blend)
Mariah Carey, Cam’Ron, Juelz Santana, Freeway, & Jim Jones – Boy (I Need You) (Remix)
Rah Digga, Eve, & Missy Elliott – Party & Bulls**t (Remix)
Tweet & Damani – Call Me (Remix)
DJ Kay Slay, Nas, Baby, Foxy Brown, & Amerie – Too Much For Me
Amerie, Joe Budden, & Foxy Brown – Talkin to Me (Remix)
Beyonce – Naughty Girl (Blend)
Cassidy & R. Kelly – Hotel (Blend)
Clinton Sparks – Shake To This
DJ Aristocat – Grindin/On the Road Again
Victoria Beckham & M.O.P – It’s That Simple
Oschino & Sparks – Call Me
Hocus Pocus – Summer in the City
Cam’Ron & Freaky Zeeky – Hey Lady
Prinz, Sosh, & Grafh – Blackhand Theme
Survival Unit – No Love
Gravy & Fat Joe – BK to BX
Freeway – Freestyle
Memphis Bleek – Can I Live?
N.E.R.D – Locked Away
Alicia Keys, Nas, & Rakim – Streets of NY
Grafh, E-40, & Bun B – Bang Out (Remix)
Dame Dash, Beanie Sigel, Cam’Ron, Kanye, Twista, & Young Chris – The Champions
Brucie B – Old School Set
I couldn’t list all of the mixtapes I pulled from, due to soundcloud’s character limit, so shoutout Clinton Sparks, DJ Kay Slay (RIP), DJ Clue, DJ Envy, DJ Absolut, Dame Dash, Cipha Sounds, Big Mike, Kid Capri, Brucie B, & DJ Aristocat for the tapes that made this second part possible!
For #throwbackthursday, let’s throw it back to this time last year:
Tracklist:
Ab-Soul – A Day in the Life
Ry & Lute – Rest in Peace
Ab-Soul & Schoolboy Q – Beat the Case//Straight Crooked
Blu – The 50Z
Curren$y – Drive This Car
Kamaiyah – Versace Robe
Black Hippy – I Do It For Hip Hop
Mac Miller – Mad Flava, Heavy Flow (Interlude)
1995 – Paris Sud Minute
serengeti – chill relax
Stalley – DILLA BAP
Bun B, Statik Selektah, Big K.R.I.T, & Cal Walker – In My Hand
Mount Westmore – Have a Nice Day
Mr. Muthaf**kin Exquire – The Weight of Water, Pt. 2
Westside Boogie – PRIDEFUL II
The Alchemist, Wiki, & MIKE – One More
Ab-Soul – Top Dawg Under Dawg
Ab-Soul – Nothing’s Something
Brockhampton – 37th
Ab-Soul & Zacari – Do Better
Little Simz – Broken
Brockhampton – CRUCIFY ME
Ab-Soul – Just Have Fun
Gift of Gab, Vursatyl, & Lateef the Truthspeaker – You Gon Make It In the End
Kota the Friend – GOOD TO BE HOME II
Nas – Don’t Shoot
SZA – Good Days
Ab-Soul – Drift Away
See y’all Sunday for the Horizon Broadening Hour!
Through the Static Episode 22 – 13/12/23
The last episode of 2023, and it’s a tear-jerker! Playing tunes that have a particularly special place in my heart, songs that speak to me about the nature of life, love, and relationships. Hope you enjoy and see you in the New Year!
- Change – Big Thief
- illicit affairs – Taylor Swift
- Graceland Too – Phoebe Bridgers
- Tonight Tonight – The Smashing Pumpkins
- The Place Where He Inserted the Blade – Black Country, New Road
- Burning Pile – Mother Mother
- Elf’s Lament – Barenaked Ladies
- Unknown/Nth – Hozier
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FROM THE VOID #76 DECEMBER 12th
Welcome to Episode #76 of From the Void
Tonight is all about Gary Numan!!!
My new podcast with Co – Host Peri Urban is on YouTube, it’s called The Listening Eyebrow and its about deep listening to good music.
ALSO!!! I released a new album. Everything, Vol. 3 Spotify, You Tube23 and Bandcamp or where ever you stream your music!
See you in the Void!
CKMS Community Connections for 8 December 2023: Amnesty International’s Write For Rights with Margaret Jackson
Show Notes
Margaret Jackson from Amnesty International‘s local KW chapter Group Nine talks to Bob Jonkman about this year’s Write For Rights campaign, describes some of the cases that are being written about, the petition to BC premier David Eby about the criminalization of the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders, and gives some info on joining the Group Nine chapter.
Previous episode on Write For Rights: CKMS Community Connections for 6 December 2019 with Sandee Lovas of Amnesty International Group Nine
Website: https://amnesty.ca/ (Amnesty International Canada)
Upcoming Events
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Amnesty International KW Chapter (Group Nine) Write For Rights
- When: 11:00am to 4:00pm on Saturday 9 December 2023
- Where: Kitchener Public Library, Meeting Room D
- Location: 85 Queen Street North, Kitchener, Ontario Map 1
- E-mail: groupnine9@gmail.com
- Package: Case letters for 2023 (PDF file, 172 kBytes)
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2023-12-08-episode148-Amnesty-Internationals-Write-For-Rights-with-Margaret-Jackson.mp3 (53 MB, 57m50s, episode 148)
Index
| Time | Title | Album | Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0m00s | Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc |
 CKMS Community Connections |
Steve Todd |
| 1m12s | Joy To The World |
 (single) |
Jamie Bonk |
| 4m45s | Margaret Jackson tells us about Write For Rights, focusing on ten cases for this campaign, sending a blitz of letter to government and other people involved in human rights abuses. This has been quite effective; half-a-million letters for each case can’t be ignored. Margaret tells us the details of some of this year’s cases. In some cases the letters get sent to the individuals directly, sometimes they go to a local Amnesty office and are forwarded to the recipient. These letters are always appreciated. | ||
| 24m38s | Margaret reads her letter to David Eby, premier of British Columbia and former KW resident, to express her concern over the criminalization of the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders. | ||
| 32m03 | Christmas Comes By Rail |
 A Merry Little While |
Onion Honey |
| 35m08s | Margaret tells us how the Write For Rights works. It’s at the Kitchener Public Library, downstairs in meeting room D. People can sign pre-printed letters, add an illustration or other artwork on a postcard. The Group Nine chapter will take care of mailing them out. | ||
| 39m05s | This year Margaret wrote the standard letters, based on ideas of what should go in the letters from the Amnesty International campaign. Margaret adds that these letters come from Kitchener-Waterloo, and adds some information about each case to help the people who come in. The last in-person Write For Rights was in 2019, the past two years it was held as a ten-day e-mail blitz. The letters were printed, signed, and dropped off in a mailbox at a member’s house. This year there’s an e-mail letter sent to the government of Tunisia. Letters don’t have return addresses, but people are encouraged to sign their name, city, country, and postal code. | ||
| 43m53s | For people who can’t come to the library there are online petitions at https://writeathon.ca, all of the information is available there. You can contact local chapter Group Nine at groupnine9@gmail.com and they can send you a package of case letters. The mailbox is still available at the member”s house until 15 December 2023. | ||
| 47m32s | Margaret tells us that the letters are generally received well, because Amnesty International has a good reputation world-wide; people trust the information they get from Amnesty. There is nothing Amnesty can do in the way of applying economic pressure or sanctions; but perhaps local chapters can apply pressure to their local governments to act. | ||
| 50m08s | Group Nine meets regularly on the first Tuesday of the month at Conrad Grebel college. There are speakers, either from Group Nine or from other agencies. Group Nine also participates in local events, like the Multicultural Festival and the Waterloo Pow Wow. Group Nine consists of about twelve core people, another 20 who help out at events, and a large number of people who are signed up for their e-mail list. People can get involved by sending an e-mail to groupnine9@gmail.com to come to the meeting. There is no cost, but people who make a donation become Amnesty International members and get to vote at their annual general meeting. Group Nine was the ninth group in Canada, now there are hundreds of groups. Margaret gives a bit of history of Amnesty International. | ||
| 56m45s | Margaret recaps the info for Write For Rights and 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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Radio Nowhere Episode 40, 12/09/23
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| Rebel Rebel | David Bowie |
| Borderline | MC5 |
| Lola | The Kinks |
| Natures Way | Spirit |
| Piggies | The Beatles |
| One Way Out | Sonny Boy Williamson |
| Compared to What | Les McCann & Eddie Harris |
| Afrique Victime | Mdou Moctar |
| City of Refuge | Abigail Washburn |
| Pulling On A Line | Great Lake Swimmers |
| It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry | Al Kooper & Stephen Stills |
| Let’s Live for Today | The Grass Roots |
| Pretzel Logic | Steely Dan |
Waterloo resident battles the perfectly manicured lawn
Waterloo City is moving closer to loosening restrictions on front lawn grass, making way for increased naturalization.
After three years of responding to neighbours’ complaints about the length of her grass to bylaw, Waterloo resident Masha Kuznetsova asked Waterloo City Council on Monday night for changes to Bylaw No. 2011-123, the Lot maintenance bylaw.
She asked the city to increase grass height of up to 40 cm (15.7 inches) and to reduce the requirement for a buffer strip around a naturalized area. Currently in the city of Waterloo, the maximum allowed grass height is 20 cm (8 inches). While the current buffer strip regulation is 1 metre, proposed changes to the by-law would reduce the buffer strip to 30 cm (11.8 inches).
Staff explained they receive about 400-800 long grass complaints per season.
Also in the meeting the city’s transportation services presented new boulevard garden guidelines which will allow for increased naturalization in lawns and on boulevards throughout the City of Waterloo. In addition, the city parks department kicked off the park’s urban forest management strategy by examining rules regarding trees on private property.
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New Music Added to LibreTime + Horizon Broadening Hour #9
What’s up, y’all? You know what time it is. First, new music added to LibreTime since last week:
| Jeremie Albino | Hard Time | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Bernice | Puff: in the Air Without a Shape | Electronica | CanCon | |
| Single Mothers | Through a Wall | Punk | CanCon | |
| Anba Tonel | Bellegarde | Other | CanCon | |
| Tampa | Belated Love | Rock | CanCon | |
| Real Ponchos | Sunshine | Other | CanCon | |
| Atlas: Empire | The Stratosphere Beneath Our Feet | Rock | No | |
| The Weight Band | World Gone Mad | Rock | No | |
| Billy Oxkidd | Slipping Away | Country | CanCon | |
| Fabrizio Cammarata | Lights | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Yukon Blonde | Critical Hit | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Yamantaka // Sonic Titan | Dirt | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Bears in Hazenmoore | Atlas | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Foxhart Fishman | Watch it Grow | Indie Groove Pop | CanCon | |
| Jesse and the Dandelions | Give Up the Gold | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Noah Zacharin | a STARTLE of WINGS | Folk | CanCon | |
| Dana Sipos | Trick of the Light | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Roots Noir | Elevate | Reggae | CanCon | |
| Ben Kunder | Better Human | Classical | CanCon | |
| Brother Leeds | Brother Leeds | Rock | CanCon | |
| Cal in Red | On the Dance Floor | Synth-Pop | No | |
| Waves that Stray | Waves that Stray | Alternative | Unknown | |
| Murray Little & Friends | Lines of Time | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Urkmisher | Urkmisher | Rock | CanCon | |
| Body Lens | Body Lens | Rock (presumed) | Unknown | |
| The Forks | Round the Bend | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| High Parade | The Ocean | Indie Pop/Shoegaze | CanCon | |
| Farewell Stanleys | New Love | Pop | Unknown | |
| Jason Doell | … Amid the Cannon’s Roar | Other | CanCon | |
| Ensign Broderick | Ranger | Indie Rock | Unknown | |
| Road Waves | Red Sun Rising | R&B | CanCon | |
| Fitness | Dash-ing | Punk | Unknown | |
| Daedbeat & Camara | Trinity Thirty | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Lucid Diversity | Lucid Diversity | Folk/Country/Celtic/Bluegrass/Gospel/Blues | CanCon | |
| Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset | Half Girl Half Ghost | Rock | CanCon | |
| George McMullen Trio | Boomerang | Other | No | |
| Calpurnia | Scout (EP) | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Haley Blais | Let Yourself Go (EP) | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Quinn Pickering | Baby Blue | Rock | CanCon | |
| Pretty Archie | Hanging On | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Coma Cinema | Loss Memory | Indie Rock | No | |
And here’s this week’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Mallsex – Thousand Yard Stare
Twink & Moths and Locusts – Year of the Muskox
Atsuko Chiba – Captain Colair
Pink Noise – Goodbye Charlie Brown
Fly Pan Am – Grid/Wall
Gone Cosmic – Misfit Wasted
Emile Bilodeau – J’ai Vu La France
Safia Nolin – J’ai Demande a la Lune
Andrew Vivona – Sunrainday
The Ennis Sisters – Sunken Garden
Gentlemen of the Woods – Beat-up Shack
Amy Nelson – How Do You Paint an Old Fence?
Heather Bambrick – Pat Murphy’s Meadow
Chocolat – Jazz Engage
JV’s Boogaloo Squad – Market Research
Chandelle Rimmer & Tom Van Seters – Moody Hues
The Romance of Improvisation in Canada – Club Café Tango
John Macmurchy’s Art of Breath – WTF
Hard Rubber Orchestra – Movement III (feat. Norma Winstone)
Steve Haines and the Third Floor Orchestra – Harvest Moon (feat. Becca Stevens, Chad Eby and Joey Calderazzo)
Peach Pyramid – Wear Sunscreen
Family Video – Forever Changes Overnight
The Small Glories – You Can’t Be High
The Shang – Whatever Happened to Carol Wayne?
See y’all next week!
The people versus a developer: Kitchener City Council defers tough decision
The rental housing crisis was on full display in front of Kitchener City Council on Monday night.
A proposed 13-storey mixed-use building at 93-99 Benton Street and 39-43 St. George Street, within the Cedar Hill neighbourhood in Kitchener, would offer 96 new units but would also demolish the 13 current affordable units, evicting the current tenants.
Eric Schneider, Senior Planner at the City of Kitchener laid out what the developer is asking for and the arrangements with the current residents.
The applicant, Ideal Capital Limited from Mississauga, a self-proclaimed ‘premium’ real estate developer, answered Council’s questions and, after their request, indicated he would meet with residents.
Thirteen delegates asked Council to reject this proposal. Delegates included three representatives from a local tenants’ rights group (ACORN WR), several current residents of the townhouses, and neighbours from the Cedar Hill community.
Against several of the delegates’ wishes, City Council chose to defer their decision until the January 22, 2024 meeting.
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The Clean Up Hour, Mix 243 (December 8, 2023)
What’s up, y’all? It’s ya boy mophead, back with this week’s Clean Up Hour. Tonight is the year’s final ode to 2008 — if you can’t wait until midnight, check it:
Tracklist:
Q-Tip – Johnny is Dead
Kanye West & Kid Cudi – Welcome to Heartbreak
Ace Hood, T-Pain, & Rick Ross – Cash Flow
T.I., Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, & Kanye West – Swagga Like Us
Nipsey Hussle – Hussle in the House
Charles Hamilton – Where’s My Fcking Genesis
Ludacris – MVP
Nipsey Hussle – Burner on my Lap
Lil Wayne & Drake – Stuntin
E-40 & Shawty Lo – Break Ya Ankles
Soulja Boy & Sammie – Kiss Me Thru the Phone
Nelly, Ashanti, & Akon – Body on Me
Charles Hamilton – Body Telepathy
T-Pain & Lil Wayne – Can’t Believe It
Common & Chester French – What a World
Fashawn, Evidence, Big Pooh, Aloe Blacc, Mickey Factz, Theo, & Kes Kaos – Beautiful Day (Remix)
The Ill Spoken (Beedie & Mac Miller) – Gotcha Opin
Charles Hamilton – Nah Dead A*s
Joe Budden – Better Me
Charles Hamilton – 11:59 PM (Pretty Memories)
Karate J & Yung Nate – Get It Right
Charles Hamilton – Sunday Morning Testimonial (feat. ItsTheReal)
Charles Hamilton – I’ll Be Around (Outro)
Part 2
Clipse – Big Dreams
Termanology & Prodigy – Hood Sh*t
Tyler, the Creator, Casey Veggies, & Hodgy Beats – Bubble Gum
Sheek Louch – It’s Your World
Jedi Mind Tricks – Deadly Melody
EPMD & Skyzoo – Left 4 Dead
Elucid – Many Moons
Oddisee & J-Live – Once Upon a Mic
Murs – Can It Be (Half a Million Dollars and 18 Months Later)
Madlib & Frezna – Yo Yo Affair Pt. 1 & 2
Devin the Dude – In My Draws
Also, for #throwbackthursday, let’s kick it back to October 9, 2020, because the subject matter of my discussion is, unfortunately, quite relevant still!
Tracklist:
Jay Electronica – Exhibit A
21 Savage & Metro Boomin – Runnin
Conway, Westside Gunn, & Benny – Spurs 3
Westside Gunn, Busta Rhymes, & Slick Rick – Ocean Prime
Vince Staples & Kendrick Lamar – Yeah Right
Steve G. Lover III & Childish Gambino – No Hookahs
Flatbush Zombies & A$AP Twelvyy – Half-Time
A-F-R-O – Alonzo Bell
Jay Electronica – Fruits of the Spirit
Roc Marciano – Kill You
Action Bronson – C12H16N2
Smoke DZA – 143
Spillage Village & Hollywood JB – Ea’alah (Family)
Smoke DZA, Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, & Big KRIT – Santos House Party
Goldlink, Tyler the Creator, & Jay Prince – U Say
SZA – Julia
Nas, The Firm, & Dr. Dre – Full Circle
Tory Lanez – Just Got it Done
Lupe Fiasco – SLEDOM
Yo Gotti & J. Cole – Cold Blood
Westside Gunn, Stove God Cooks, Flee Lord, El Camino, Estee Nack, & Smoke DZA – Frank Murphy
Dom Kennedy – Saint Erimas
YG – Bomptown’s Finest
Jay Electronica – Exhibit C
See y’all Sunday for the Horizon Broadening Hour!
LISTEN for Smooth and Contemporary QUINTE JAZZ Saturday December 9, 2023 at 9AM Replay Sunday December 10, 2023 at 4PM
After broadcast on SoundCloud
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Paula Atherton Dancin’ Shoes SINGLE 2023 paulaatherton.com
Willie Bradley ft.Ragan Whiteside Ride The Vibes SINGLE 2023
Andrew Neu After Party SINGLE 2023
Slim Gambill Light This Candle SINGLE 2023
🍁 Cory Weeds Lullaby Of The Leaves HOME COOKING 2023
Tony Exum Jr. Hold My Hand HOLD MY HAND 2023
Michael Manson On The Up And Up SINGLE 2023
The 8 Bit Big Band Super Bell Hill GAME CHANGER 2023
🍁 John Herberman Spring Comes Early SPRING COMES EARLY 2023
Dean James Arvette’s Holiday INNERVISION RECORDS HOLIDAY COLLECTION VOL2 2021
Blair Bryant Christmas With You INNERVISION RECORDS HOLIDAY COLLECTION VOL2 2021
Vince Guaraldi Trio O Tannenbaum A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS 2012
https://soundcloud.com/user-163878073/sets/quinte-jazz
Paula Atherton Dancin’ Shoes SINGLE 2023 paulaatherton.com
Willie Bradley ft.Ragan Whiteside Ride The Vibes SINGLE 2023
Andrew Neu After Party SINGLE 2023
Slim Gambill Light This Candle SINGLE 2023
🍁 Cory Weeds Lullaby Of The Leaves HOME COOKING 2023
Tony Exum Jr. Hold My Hand HOLD MY HAND 2023
Michael Manson On The Up And Up SINGLE 2023
The 8 Bit Big Band Super Bell Hill GAME CHANGER 2023
🍁 John Herberman Spring Comes Early SPRING COMES EARLY 2023
Dean James Arvette’s Holiday INNERVISION RECORDS HOLIDAY COLLECTION VOL2 2021
Blair Bryant Christmas With You INNERVISION RECORDS HOLIDAY COLLECTION VOL2 2021
Vince Guaraldi Trio O Tannenbaum A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS 2012
City of Kitchener must decide how to fill vacant council seat
The election of Aislinn Clancy to provincial politics leaves the Ward 10 seat empty.
At City Council on December 4, Mayor Barry Vrbanovic congratulated out-going councillor and MPP-elect Aislinn Clancy on her byelection win on November 30 and put forward the City’s options.
Once Clancy resigns and the Ward 10 seat is officially declared vacant, Kitchener city council will have 60 days to decide whether by appointment or a by-election to fill the seat.
While the cost of a by-election is a important consideration, with roughly three years still left in the mandate, some residents believe the Ward 10 seat should be decided by the electorate.
The last regular municipal election was on October 24, 2022, and the next election is scheduled for Monday, October 26, 2026, which is just under three years away.
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episode 296 agriculture show dec. 5 2023
Henry Reinders is our guest today. Henry is an Ontario representative with https://foodgrainsbank.ca/ Our playlist :
Lord I hope The Day is Good by Don Williams
Love Story by Taylor Swift
The Chain Of Love by Clay Walker
The Christmas Guest by Johnny Cash
Until All Are Fed by Bryan McFarland
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Through the Static Episode 21 – 06/12/23
After a couple weeks of chill vibes, we pick things back up this week, alternating between dance-pop tracks spanning decades, some rock classics, and blissful indie. Enjoy!
- Baba O’Riley – The Who
- Welcome to My Island – Caroline Polachek
- DARE – Gorillaz
- Drop the Guillotine – Peach Pit
- Being So Normal – Peach Pit
- Nosferatu Man – Slint
- I Want You – Savage Garden
- West End Girls – Pet Shop Boys
- Bright Lights – Gary Clark Jr.
- Help! – The Beatles
- my future – Billie Eilish
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81 82 83 84 Season 3 Episode 8: Fairytale of New York
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CKMS Community Connections for 4 December 2023: The CFUW December 6 vigil for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women with Margaret Walker and Fadhilah Balogun
Show Notes
Bob Jonkman chats with Margaret Walker of CFUW and Fadhilah Balogun of African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region about the upcoming Vigil for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. Margaret and Fadhilah also talk about gender-based violence, how it affects our communities, some available resources for women facing gender-based violence in Waterloo Region, how men can help as male allies. Margaret tells us about the books CFUW has published, and Fadhilah gives more background on the African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region.
The interview starts at 4m02s.
Previous interview with CFUW: 17 April 2023: The CFUW Book Sale with Rowena Samuel and Alison Watson
CFUW Online:
- Website: https://www.cfuwkw.org/
- Twitter: @CFUWKW | Twitter
- Facebook: CFUW K-W | Facebook
- Instagram: @cfuwkw | Instagram
- YouTube: CFUW K-W | YouTube
- E-mail: cfuwkw@gmail.com
African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region:
- Website: https://afrowomen.ca/
- Twitter: African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region (@WomenRegion) | Twitter
- Facebook: African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region (@afrowomen.awawr) | Facebook
- Instagram: African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region (@afrowomen_kw) | Instagram
- E-mail: outreach.afrowomen@gmail.com
- Phone: +1-519-578-9570
Upcoming Events
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Vigil for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
- When: 5:30pm to 6:30pm, Wednesday 6 December 2023
- Where: St. Columba Anglican Church
- Location: 250 Lincoln Road, Waterloo Map
- Website: https://www.cfuwkw.org/post/december-6-vigil-national-day-of-remembrance-and-action-on-violence-against-women
Podcast
Download: ckms-community-connections-2023-12-04-episode147-December-6th-vigil-with-Margaret-Walker-and-Fadilah-Balogun.mp3 (52.9 MB, 55m04s, episode 147)
Index
| Time | Title | Album | Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0m00s | Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc |
CKMS Community Connections |
Steve Todd |
| 1m00s | Stuck In The Middle |
 (single) |
Red Output |
| 4m02s | Fadhilah Balogun introduces the African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region. Margaret Walker tells us the reasons for having a vigil on 6 December, and explains what gender-based violence is. Fadhilah provides some statistics on gender-based violence. The pandemic has made the issue worse — the shelters and services were shut down, women could not leave, men were staying in the house as well so there was more stress in the home. Fadhilah explains that gender-based violence crosses across all demographics: culture and race, geographic location, economic status, &c. There are some women with the financial capacity to flee violence, but that’s mostly not the case. | ||
| 16m29s | Over You |
 (single) |
Shelley Hayes |
| 20m40s | Margaret gives the details of the December 6th vigil. The main purpose is the remember the fourteen women. Bob can remember the name of the perpetrator, but does not know the names of the victims. Margaret says that’s common, but these days the press avoids naming the perpetrator. But Fadhilah says that the movie business still glamorizes violence and serial killers. After the victim remembrance there are speakers, including Fadhilah, Fran Pappert-Shannon of the KW Unity Mosque, and Sarah Casselman of the Sexual Assault Support Centre Waterloo Region. The vigil takes place in the sanctuary of St. Columba church. Margaret Walker is the priest at the church, so that provides her an “in”. The church provides support in a number of ways, including a food bank. | ||
| 27m35s | December 6th is the actual date, the 34th anniversary of the attack. It is now the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. Margaret reminds us that it is not just a day of remembrance, but action. The action is coming to learn about the issue of violence against women, how the violence is affecting the communities, and how to deal with it. Fadhilah says that it’s important to put faces to the issue, which helps us take action. We can localize our actions; Toronto is not the same as Waterloo Region. Even in Waterloo Region there are different needs for the rural areas than the urban areas. | ||
| 33m13s | Margaret points out that we need to get more men involved, having male allies tell their male colleagues what is unacceptable behaviour. Men may be reluctant to speak to violent men, but there are programs in how to be an ally; for example, the Sexual Assault Support Centre has offered courses in Bystander Training. Margaret says allies can influence others in locker room talk, objecting to sexist jokes, &c. Fadhilah says that men tie that behaviour to their masculinity. That perception needs to be broken. Keep an eye on the Groups and Workshops” page on the Sexual Assault Support Centre‘s website. | ||
| 39m11s |
Margaret has brought some books with her, Women of Waterloo County (now sold out, but available at the library), and a pair of other books,  Proudly She Marched, two editions, one on the Canadian Women’s Army Corps, and the other on the Naval Service. These two books can be bought directly from the CFUW. The proceeds of that go towards funding scholarships for people in high schools, St. Louis Adult Learning centres, and local colleges and universities.
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| 44m50s | Forget You |
 (single) |
Avalon Stone |
| 48m05s | Margaret recaps the time, location, and purpose for the December 6th vigil, and gives information about the CFUW and the advocacy they perform. Fadhilah gives some more background information on the African Women’s Alliance of Waterloo Region. | ||
| 54m04s | 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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FROM THE VOID #75 DECEMBER 5th
Welcome to Episode #75 of From the Void
Tonight is all about King Crimson!!!
My new podcast with Co – Host Peri Urban is on YouTube, it’s called The Listening Eyebrow and its about deep listening to good music.
ALSO!!! I released a new album. Everything, Vol. 3 Spotify, You Tube23 and Bandcamp or where ever you stream your music!
See you in the Void!
Unlimited Fortune
KLAUSTERFOKKEN PLAYLIST FOR DECEMBER 4TH 2023, 10PM – MIDNIGHT ET
Artist – Song Title
Mason Tikl – Klausterfokken Opener
POD – AFRAID TO DIE (feat Tatiana Shmayluk)
Aesop Rock – 100 Feet Tall
Night Verses – 8 Gates of Pleasure
Caravan Palace – Reverse
Striatum – The Great Letdown
Head in a Box – Feel At Home
Leonard Cohen – You Want it Darker
Mr Bungle – Sweet Charity
Ghost – Zenith
David Bowie – Blackstar
Phantogram – Black Out Days (Subtronics Remix)
Gabriel Garzón-Montano – Fruitflies
Textures – Sanguine Draws the Oath
The Dillinger Escape Plan – Mouth of Ghosts
The Pineapple Thief – The Frost
Aesop Rock – Time Moves Differently Here
Oingo Boingo – No One Lives Forever
Omar Rodrigues-Lopez – Your Own Worst Enemy
Textures – Stoic Resignation
Crash Test Dummies – Jingle Bells
(K)EMOM Info
The performances are very different heard above in the podcast with only the direct audio versus in the bar with the room mixed in. Here are the same two performances:
Radio Nowhere Episode 39, 12/2/23
Download: https://radiowaterloo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/RadioNowhere231202Episode39.mp3, 58m02s, 80.0 MBytes
| Run Through The Jungle | Creedence Clearwater Revival |
| Little Miss Strange | The Jimi Hendrix Experience |
| Time of the Season | The Zombies |
| Magic Bus | The Who |
| Cutting Board Blues | Cowboy Junkies |
| Alternator | Fred Eaglesmith |
| Undone | Guess Who |
| Soul Shake | Delaney and Bonnie and Friends |
| Am I That Easy to Forget | Leon Russell |
| The Night Before | The Beatles |
| Awaiting On You All | George Harrison |
| Marco Polo Main Titles | Daniele Luppi |
| Native Mongolia | Altan Urag |
| Sway | The Rolling Stones |
New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #8
What’s up, y’all? Mophead here, y’all know the routine by now. First and foremost, here’s what I’ve added to LibreTime since last week (note that the last 13 albums listed will be in the database shortly):
| Richie Flo | Life Love & Music | Reggae | CanCon (partially) | |
| Nathan Shubert | When You Take Off Your Shoes | New Age | CanCon | |
| Sierra Pilot | The Lies We Sell | Rock | CanCon | |
| Shhh! | 32 Original Drawings | Alternative | NSFR (tracks four and five) | CanCon |
| Yessica Woahneil | Quiet Beasts | Alternative | CanCon | |
| David Madras | Early Bird Special | Unknown | CanCon (presumed) | |
| Les Finnigan | Counterpoint Conundrum | Other | CanCon | |
| Various Artists | Inhale Fig 4.0 | Alternative | CanCon | |
| T. Buckley | Miles We Put Behind | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Carl Lorusso Jr. | Murder Tools | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Bob Sumner/Robert C Sumner/Ilyz Zalubniak | Wasted Love Songs | Rock/Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| T. Griffin | The Proposal: Original Soundtrack | Soundtrack | No (for the most part) | |
| Chandelle Rimmer & Tom Van Seters | Stillness Falls | Jazz | CanCon | |
| Ken Hoyne | Sublime | Other | No | |
| Wise Child | Idle Hands | Alternative | CanCon | |
| Wooden Horsemen | Past Lives | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Fever Feel | Fever Feel | Rock | CanCon | |
| Friends of Foes | State of Mind | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Jade Hairpins | Harmony Avenue | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Plants | What You Forgot | Pop | CanCon | |
| Area Resident | Echolette | Pop | CanCon | |
| The Romance of Improvisation in Canada | The Romance of Improvisation in Canada: the Genius of Eldon Rathburn | Jazz | CanCon | |
| The Lavender Scare | Buried Behind Monet | Indie Rock | No | |
| John Macmurchy’s Art of Breath | Volume 2 | Jazz | CanCon | |
| Golden B.C. | I Don’t Want to Be This | Rock/Lo-fi | CanCon | |
| Branded Moore | No. 2 “The Everyday EP” | Rap | NSFR | CanCon |
| Carly Dow | Comet | Other | CanCon | |
| Sarah MacDougal | All the Hours I Have Left to Tell You Anything | Pop | CanCon | |
| Branded Moore | Low Fidelity Broadcast | Rap | NSFR | CanCon |
| Eden | Demons & Daydreams | Pop | CanCon | |
| Baby Cages | bitter melon | Rock | CanCon (presumed) | |
| Cliff Grant | Life Can be a Big Struggle | Blues | No | |
| Bowcott and the New World | Extended Play No. 1 | Rock | CanCon | |
| Hard Rubber Orchestra | Kenny Wheerler: Suite for Hard Rubber Orchestra featuring Norma Winstone | Jazz | CanCon | |
| siskiyou | not somewhere | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Lenore | Every Once in a While | Country/Folk | CanCon | |
| Brian Baggett | Bookmarks | Jazz | CanCon | |
| Steven Haines and the Third Floor Orchesta | Steve Haines and the Third Floor Orchestra | Jazz | CanCon | |
| Dizzy | Baby Teeth | Electronica | CanCon | |
| The Disgruntled Taxpayer | $5 Toaster | Alternative | No | |
| Dog is Blue | Dead and Gone | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| The Sylvia Platters | Shadow Steps | Indie Rock | CanCon | |
| Little Kim Retallick | Work Week Blues | Blues | CanCon | |
| Various Artists | CJSW 90.0 FM – Invisible Channel – 2018 (Live Sessions Compilation) Disc 1 | Rock | CanCon | |
| Various Artists | CJSW 90.0 FM – Invisible Channel – 2018 (Live Sessions Compilation) Disc 2 | Rock | CanCon | |
| Various Artists | CJSW 90.0 FM – Invisible Channel – 2018 (Live Sessions Compilation) Disc 3 | Rock | CanCon | |
| Manitoba Hal | Blues is in the Water | Blues | CanCon | |
| Alpha Strategy | The Gurgler | Pop | No (presumed) | |
| Astral Swans | Strange Prison | Pop | CanCon | |
| The Bob Hawkins Band | Special Kinda Love | Rock | CanCon | |
And here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour, if you can’t wait until 10:00 PM:
Tracklist:
Sandro Perri – Time (You Got Me)
The Bros. Landreth – Vulture Choir
James Hill & Anne Janelle – Ah, Poor Bird
Mappe of – Icovellavna
Mark Perry – Backroad Wave
Mark Perry – West
The Dustbowl Daddies – Please Please Please
The Dustbowl Daddies – Goodbye Great Society
Norine Braun – Sleeping Buffalo
Will Chalmers – Missing You
Deni Gauthier – Silly Boy
Phil Glennie – Something Shattered
Page 38 – Mama June
The Flamingos Pink – College Crush
The Top Boost – She Will Stay
Woodhawk – Violent Nature
Chunder Buffet – Lemon Sleazy
Yes We Mystic – Felsenmeer
Motherhood – Costanza
Black Mastiff – Star Base 77
Iamtheliving & Teon Gibbs – Where Do We Go From Here?
Merkules & Young Buck – Time Goes By
Rawmny Wildcat – Heathy
Branded Moore – Everyday
Branded Moore – Where You at Now? (Exit Only Remix)
See y’all next week!