Region opts for wait and see approach for Erb’s Road outdoor shelter closure

The debate over the future of the outdoor shelter at 1001 Erb’s Road was reignited at the Region of Waterloo Community and Health Services Committee on January 16.

The Region must either find a solution to the wastewater management problem at the site or move the shelter altogether before April 2025. While some councillors wanted staff to begin to work on a wind down plan, others thought it could wait.

The site, at 1001 Erb’s Rd, sits beside the landfill just west of the Wilmot line, making it primarily a concern for Wilmot Township.

Councillor and Wilmot mayor Natasha Salonen’s motion was a response to the admission at the November 7 Community and Health Services Committee meeting in which regional staff told council there was no plan in place for the shelter to draw to a close. Regardless, Councillor Salonen’s motion was defeated.

Birds of prey numbers fall in recent Christmas bird count

The 2023 Christmas Bird Count in Kitchener recorded a decreased number of birds of prey, such as american kestrels and rough legged hawks, compared to previous years, according to Ethan Gosnell, the local coordinator for the international project.

The Christmas Bird Count takes place across North America, allowing for tracking of winter bird populations and distributions. It is organized by Audubon in the USA, and the in Canada by Birds Canada. In 2023, the Christmas Bird Count marked its 90th year in Waterloo Region.

Ethan discussed the rising numbers of some more typical summer birds in the Christmas count, in particular, the green winged teal, and what happens to these warmer weather birds when the seasonal freezing weather sets in.

FROM THE VOID #82 January 23rd

Welcome to Episode #82 of From the Void

Tonight is best of 2023 part 3

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!

Subscribe to the Podcast

See you in the Void!

 

KLAUSTERFOKKEN PLAYLIST FOR JANUARY 22ND 2024, 10PM – MIDNIGHT ET

Mason Tikl – Klausterfokken Opener
Nothing More – If It Doesn’t Hurt
Figure – Soundwave
Caligula’s Horse – Marigold
Polyphia – Playing God
Between the Buried and Me – Revolution in Limbo
Puscifer – The Rapture (Fear is a Mind Killa Remix)
Nospun – 4D Printing
Beardfish – Comfort Zone
Delta Heavy – Ecstasy
Omar Rodrigues-Lopez – Once A Broken Human
Ihsahn – The Distance Between Us
Plini – Selenium Forest
Agnes Obel – Familiar
Sleep Token – Ascesionism
Alluvial – Area Code
Dead Man’s Bones – Lose Your Soul
Toehider – For Those That Are Invested in the Ongoings of the Pond
Between the Buried and Me – Viridian
Between the Buried and Me – White Walls

Radio Nowhere Episode 46, 1/20/24

Download: https://radiowaterloo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/RadioNowhere240120Episode46.mp3, 58m4s, 80.0 MBytes

Sabatoge Beastie Boys
Breathe and Stop Q Tip
Fo Sho Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
Break-A-way (Remastered) Irma Thomas
Time Is On My Side Irma Thomas
Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring Traffic
When You Dance Neil Young
Pride Of Man Quicksilver Messenger Service
#9 Dream John Lennon
Oh Domino Van Morrison
Tell the Truth Derek And The Dominos
Life During Wartime Talking Heads
Lost Women (Stereo) The Yardbirds
Rattle Snake Shake Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac
Good Time Boy Buffalo Springfield

Mixtape Monopoly – First Anniversary Edition

Mixtape Monopoly is here to shake your speakers for it’s first anniversary! In this edition I’ll be counting down the top “Art of Storytelling” award winners from the past year. Plus celebrate the anniversary with some classics from Bell Biv Devoe, Heavy D, EPMD, and a lot more

New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #14

What’s up, y’all? Mophead here with tomorrow’s Horizon Broadening Hour, if you just can’t wait until 10:00 PM. But first, new music added to Libretime in the past week:

Foreign Diplomats Princess Flash Indie Rock CanCon
Sego Long Way From the Fringe Indie Rock No
Yukon Blonde On Blonde Indie Rock CanCon
Lyric Dubee Black Ice Rock No
Dave Gunning Lift Country & Folk No
Philip Bosley Big Rumors in a Small Town Rock Kinda
Like Pacific Like Pacific Punk No
Them County Bastardz Sick Daze Rock NSFR No
Ken Stead Fear Has No Place Here Country CanCon
Blonde All Cried Out Dance CanCon
Kanada Day Public Service Announcement Rock NSFR CanCon
Eugene Ripper Fast Folk Underground 4.0 Punk/Folk CanCon
Zulus Zulus II Rock No
Myriam Alter Crossways New Age CanCon
Rococode Panic Attack Alternative No
R.T. Music Production All the Way G Rap NSFR No
The Sturgeons This Is Other Unknown
Dave Monks All Signs Point To Yes Indie Rock CanCon
Joel Kerr False Dawn Jazz CanCon
10,000 Horses Le Grand Silence Other CanCon
The Arcs Yours, Dreamily Rock CanCon
No Museums The Malcontents Indie Rock CanCon
Pat LePoidevin Family EP Country CanCon
Silverstein I Am Alive in Everything I Touch Punk CanCon
Calvin Becker Histories of Things to Come Rock CanCon

Here’s the tracklist for the show:

Axminister – Prey
Ominous Eclipse – Break the Chains
Sludgehammer – Broken Sea
Backstabber – Geo Engineering
Bloom Filter – Substantiant
Warcall – The Man Who Suffers
Hydramental – The Mechanics of a Cloud
Indica Records – Flooded Field
Robert C Sumner – Ticket to Ride
Ken Hoyne – Hard-Edged Mama, Hard-Edged Man
Wise Child – Big Lights
Wooden Horsemen – It Don’t Matter
Fever Feel – Flowers for Breakfast
Friends of Foes – Where You Gunna Run
Jade Hairpins – Yesterdang
Area Resident – Halfway Through a Can of Spaghetti
The Lavender Scare – Buried Behind Monet
Golden B.C. – Bored
Carly Dow – Like Coyotes
Eden – Everybody Has Those Days
Efrim Manuel Menuck & Kevin Doria – a Humming Void an Emptied Place
T. Griffin – Copyright Implications
Andre 3000 – Dreams Once Buried Underneath the Dungeon Floor Slowly Sprout into Undying Gardens

 

LISTEN for Smooth and Contemporary QUINTE JAZZ Saturday January 20, 2024 at 9AM Replay Sunday January 21 2024 at 4PM

After broadcast on SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-163878073/sets/quinte-jazz
🍁Marc Jordan Everybody Wants To Rule The World WAITING FOR THE SUN TO RISE 2023
🍁The Doxas Brothers Our Man Sam KINDRED 2023
🍁Liona Boyd Cantarium ONCE UPON A TIME 2023
Skip Wilkens Nearly Good Wine IN MORAVA 2023
Johnny Murdaugh The Way Back 2023
🍁 Darren Rahn Table For Two ROCK THE WORLD 2023
Kat Hawley Never Too Busy 2024
Ulysses Owens Jr & Generation Y Soulful A NEW BEAT 2023
🍁Ben Wendel In Anima ALL ONE 2023
Lawrence Fields Vision TO THE SURFACE 2024

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 249

What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour:

Tonight’s mix is the 54th All Things Considered, which makes the case for Playboy Tre. Here’s the tracklist:

Playboy Tre Arrives @ Airport (Skit) [feat. Moss B & DJ Swatts]
Goodbye America (feat. Devin)
Still Standing
Liquor Store Mascot
DJ PRODUCE SKIT
We All In
Rich B**ch (feat. Homebwoi)
DJ BRINGTHATS**TBACK SKIT
5th of Drank
Ready Go (feat. Lil Jon)
Wild (skit)
Eagles Fly
You Owe Me (Freestyle)
Blaxploitation
MC Trap Guy Skit 1
Set Me Free
He Likes Da Pain
Remember Me
MC Trap Guy Skit 2
Aint it Funny
MC Trap Guy Skit 3
In My Mind
Making Moves Skit
C4 Communications Skit
Nina Blaze Leaves a Voice Mail
Welcome Home
If This World Was Mine
Reach the Sky
Work (feat. Joell Ortiz)
DJ YOUNG TALK ALOT Skit
Lady Liquor
All That My Life’s About
Sideways (feat. Karissa)
Chill Sometimes
Drop the Interlude Skit
100 Billion & 1 Rappers Interlude
Dis Rap S**t
Earline Son (feat. Asia Bryant)
Wonderful Life (feat. Sean Falyon)
Patron & Instrumentals

See y’all next time!

CKMS News -2024-01-17- Counseling program for survivors of sexual assault seeks public funding as demand exceeds government support.

2024-01-17 – Counseling program for survivors of sexual assault seeks public funding as demand exceeds government support

by; dan kellar

Ongoing disagreements between the regional and provincial government for responsibility in funding the programs which support survivors of sexual assault and gender based violence have left many of those progams chronically underfunded. In Waterloo Region, this underfunding leaves the providers of those programs pleading for donations from local residents.

In November 2023, the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region announced they had received a “transformative” donation of 250,000$ from Waterloo based millionaires Bob and Judy Astley. SASC has said the donation will “go towards a much-needed expansion of SASC’s Individual Counseling Program, which has seen unprecedented service requests in recent years.”  There are over 200 survivors on the counseling waiting list.

This show features interviews with Sara Casselman, the executive director of SASCWR, and regional councilor for Cambridge Pam Wolf. The show also includes comments provided to CKMS News by the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services.

 

Through the Static Episode 23 – 17/01/24

Wooooooo we’re (finally) back! After an extended hiatus of Through the Static, I’m so excited to bring you a new year of shows and tracks that I love! Looking forward to discovering more music this year and sharing it with all of you!

  • January – Complete Mountain Almanac
  • Eugene – Arlo Parks
  • Expectations – Belle and Sebastian
  • You’re So Vain – Carly Simon
  • From the Ritz to the Rubble – Arctic Monkeys
  • There’d Better Be a Mirrorball – Arctic Monkeys
  • Kill Bill – SZA
  • Misterioso – Thelonious Monk
  • Don’t Get Me Wrong – The Pretenders
  • Teenage Dirtbag – Wheatus

https://radiowaterloo.ca/category/through-the-static/feed/?tag=podcast

Amidst a tainted drug supply, drug testing in Waterloo Region saves lives

In early January, Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) in Kitchener announced through Instagram that 18 out of 30 – or 60% — of fentanyl samples tested also contained the animal sedative, xylazine.

Leigh Wardlaw of CTS talked to CKMS news about xylazine, why it is added to the supply, the health impacts, and the wider problem of adulterating drugs.

Leigh also explains the importance and impact of testing, and how to access the service. Although, that access may be limited as CTS’s current funding ends at the end of March, leaving the service with an uncertain future.

Some research cited in the story:

Mixtape Monopoly – Jan 13 2024 Edition

Get ready to groove with the best hip-hop tracks, featuring throwback classics, and new music with an old school vibe that will have you nodding your head and moving your feet. Mixtape Monopoly is here to shake up your speakers and headphones. 🎧

Airing Friday 2-4.30AM, Saturday 10AM-Noon, and alternate Mondays 4-6PM. 📻

This edition includes  new tracks from Quake Matthews, Danny Brown, Ready Rock Dee, Verse Simmonds, Sean Paul, and Teejay. Plus classics from Artifacts, Big L, Nas, and more!

FROM THE VOID #81 January 16th

Welcome to Episode #81 of From the Void

Tonight is best of 2023 part 2

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!

Subscribe to the Podcast

See you in the Void!

Radio Nowhere Episode 45, 1/13/24

Download: https://radiowaterloo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/RadioNowhere240113Episode45.mp3, 58m3s, 80.0 MBytes

Golden Age of Rock and Roll Mott the Hoople
Shake And Fingerpop Junior Walker & The All Stars
Ain’t That a Lot of Love? Taj Mahal
Dinah-Moe Humm Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention
Sloony Frijid Pink
Hyper-Ballad (Family Tree Version) Björk
Steam Peter Gabriel
Odessa Caribou
Connection Elastica
Crank Catherine Wheel
Armagideon Time The Clash
Enemy Days of the New
Devil’s Got a Gun Whitehorse

Welcome To The Civic Hub

Welcome To The Civic Hub promotes the grassroots and small nonprofit organizations working to make lives better for everyone in Waterloo Region. Join the 23 groups already booking space for their activities, events or joint initiatives. These partners of the Civic Hub WR logoCivic Hub Waterloo Region are active in a range of fields: environmental justice, democratic reform, arts and culture, anti-poverty, anti-racism, human rights, ethnocultural and newcomer support, technology, peace and nonviolence, spirituality and wellbeing.

Welcome To The Civic Hub is produced by Ritika Shrimali, and hosted by Ritika Shrimali and Bob Jonkman. Executive Producer is Aleksandra Petrovic. Welcome To The Civic Hub is sponsored by the Social Development Centre of Waterloo Region. Some funding for the Civic Hub is provided by Heritage Canada through the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program.

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Welcome To The Civic Hub airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays from 1:00pm to 1:30pm, with a replay on Saturdays from 1:00pm to 1:30pm.

Readers Delight

Readers DelightSky blue background. 'Readers Delight live, on-air reading series' Logo is a book open with three people emerging from pages. showcases local Authors who do live, on-air readings of their work.

Readers Delight is produced by the KW Writers Alliance and hosted by Suzanne Craig-Whytock. Readers Delight airs on CKMS-FM from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on the fourth Sunday of the month with a #Replay on the second Sunday of the month.

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Recent Episodes

Reader’s Delight, Episode 35, October 25, 2026 Episode XXXV of Reader’s Delight features Andre Narbonne, Matt Joudrey, and Christopher Butt, as well as What’s In A Name with Meghan from River Bookshop in Amherstburg, Ontario, Andre Narbonne joins me to talk about his most recent work, the postmodernist historical fiction novel, Those Are Pearls (2026, Palimpsest Press), the importance of love in … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 35, October 25, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 34, September 27, 2026 Episode XXXIII of Reader’s Delight features Lucian Childs, Richard Harrison, and Liz Johnston, as well as What’s In A Name with David from Woolf & Company, in Cambridge Ontario. Lucian Childs and I talk about his latest novel, Confluence (Arsenal Pulp Press, 2026), which was co-authored by his late husband, Alex Turner. Confluence is a … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 34, September 27, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 33, August 23, 2026 Episode XXXIII of Reader’s Delight features Marie-Josée Poisson, David Ly, and Kevin R. Wilson, as well as What’s In A Name with Vanessa from Lockwood Books in St. Thomas, Ontario. Marie-Josée Poisson joins the show to talk about her new novel in translation, Bloodbound: Unlacing Secret Ties, a historical mystery focused on Madame de Pompadour, … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 33, August 23, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 32, July 26th, 2026 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. Alison Gadsby joins the show to talk about her writing journey and the development of her short story collection Breathing Is How … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 32, July 26th, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 31, June 28, 2026 Episode XXXI of Reader’s Delight features authors Conor McDonnell, Stephanie Wyeld, and Susan Grundy, as well as a What’s In A Name Bookstore Story from Jeanette of Dog-Eared Cafe in Paris, Ontario. Conor McDonnell joins us to talk about his writing journey as both a poet and a medical professional, and read from his debut … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 31, June 28, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 30, May 24, 2026 Episode XXX of Reader’s Delight features authors Kevin Andrew Heslop, Bill Garvey, Kess Mohammadi, as well as a What’s In A Name Bookstore Story from Shannon McKechnie of Commonplace Books in Ingersoll, Ontario, Kevin Andrew Heslop discusses his most recent essay collection, The Writing’s on the Wind’s Wall: Dialogues About ‘Medical Assistance in Dying‘, and … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 30, May 24, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 29, April 26, 2026 Episode XXIX of Reader’s Delight features authors Ewan Whyte, Crystal Quast, and Shani Mootoo, as well as What’s In A Name Bookstore Stories from Blueink Bookstore Cafe and Hidden Gem Book Co., both in Woodstock, Ontario. Ewan Whyte discusses his new book, Mothers of Invention: Essays on the Community of Jesus and Grenville Christian College (Wolsak … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 29, April 26, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 28, March 22, 2026 Episode XXVIII of Reader’s Delight features authors Danila Botha, Jason Allen, and Paul Edward Costa. Danila Botha tells us about her new graphic novel Vidal (At Bay Press, 2026) and discusses some of the inspiration behind her latest novel A Place For People Like Us (Guernica Editions, 2025), then reads from the opening chapter of … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 28, March 22, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight, Episode 27, February 22, 2026 Episode XXVII of Reader’s Delight features authors Irina Moga, David Giuliano, and Whitney French. Irina Moga talks about her writing process, her love of poetry that fuses the cerebral and the sensory, and then reads from her new collection, Quantum, published by DarkWinter Press last year. Social media: @pictopoems Books: irinamoga.com David Giuliano joins us … Continue reading Reader’s Delight, Episode 27, February 22, 2026 →
Reader’s Delight Episode 26, January 25, 2026 Episode XXVI of Reader’s Delight features authors Cindy Matthews, Brad Smith, and Melissa Schnarr. Cindy Matthews joins us to talk about her third short story collection Audrey Droop (DarkWinter Press, 2026), her writing routines and processes, and reads an excerpt from one of her favourite stories. Instagram: @cindymatthews1957 Book Site: The Roach Family and Other … Continue reading Reader’s Delight Episode 26, January 25, 2026 →

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New Music Added to Libretime + Horizon Broadening Hour #13

What’s up, y’all? A day earlier than usual (and will be for the next while), here is the new music I’ve added to Libretime since last week:

Aidan Knight Each Other Indie Rock CanCon
The Fundamentals Blues and Rhythm Blues CanCon
Eugene Ripper Hangman Other CanCon
Doug Cox & Sam Hurrie Old Friends Blues CanCon
Natalie Merchant Natalie Merchant Pop Unknown
JoyfulTalk MUUIXX Electronica CanCon
Legere and Legere Acadian Moon Country/Folk CanCon
Peter Willie Youngtree Country Hymns Country & Folk Unknown
Yenta 1 Pop Unknown
Ben Rogers The Bloodred Yonder County/Folk CanCon
Le Vent Du Nord Tetu Traditional CanCon
Various Artists Daptone Gold, Vol. II R&B No
Jeff Buckley You and I Alternative CanCon
No Museums Frightening Camera Alternative CanCon
Various Artists Return of Our Stupid Noise (Squirtgun Records) Rock No
Spectre Hearts Attraction Rock Unknown
Andrew Franey The Stars Shine For You Pop CanCon
The Karpinka Brothers You Can Count On Me Folk CanCon
Sunrise and Good People Closer to the Flame Indie Rock CanCon
Harlan Wells Waiting for June Pop CanCon
James Bruce Moore Soul’s Journey Home Soul CanCon
Autumn Kings Autumn Kings Punk Unknown
Dustin Moore Next Rap NSFR CanCon
Foonyap Palimpsest Rock Unknown
Whitney K Goodnight Rock CanCon
Merganzer Mirror Maze Pop CanCon
Andy Clockwork Scronk EP Dance/House Unknown
Kalle Mattson Avalanche Indie Rock CanCon
Martin Harley & Daniel Kimbro Live at Southern Ground Blues No
Thunderclap! Hellbent for Success Alternative CanCon
Mississippi Live & The Dirty Dirty Going Down Indie Rock No
Michael Vlatkovich Ask 7 Jazz No
Johan Agebjorn Notes Alternative CanCon
Colter Wall Imaginary Appalachia Country CanCon
Husky Ruckers Hill Indie Rock No
Ozone Layer Seawall City Electronic/Indie Rock CanCon

And here is the Horizon Broadening Hour:

Tracklist:

Ozone Layer – I Won’t Be Dust
Andy Clockwork – Scronk
Joyfultalk – If I Had Your Address in Chicago
Hello Moth – Evading Eden
Icicle – What Day is Today
Ajungi – Next One
Floes – Last Night (feat. Ghostly Kisses)
Safia Nolin – Lesbian Break Up Song (feat. La Force)
Hush Hush Noise – Friday Morning Hymn
Andrew Vivona – Stay in Time
Sarah Macdougall – Bleeding on the Dancefloor
Farewell Stanleys – Get Better, Cinderella
Mark Schirmacher – No Shirt, No Shoes
Grimskunk – Computer Screen
The Brighton Project – New Orleans is Sinking
The Castor Troys – We Are One
Icicle – JJ3
Strange Breed – Track 2
Sierra Pilot – When the Night is Over
Plants – Black Eyes and French Fries
Marker Starling – Mistaken ID/Crosstown Bulletin
Braden Gates – Catholic School
Shhh! – Sinkhole
Yessica Woahneil – Sun Coming You
David Madras – Porcelain
T. Buckley – Miles we Put Behind
Carl Lorusso Jr. – Six Ton Burden Blues

See y’all next week!

~High Vibrational Healer~Gabriela McAllister~Connected Energy Healing~Part 2


Gabriela doesn’t have to be in the same room or even near the being she is healing. What up. I connected with Gabriela, who speaks about high vibrational healing, and connectivity. She used to work in Hollywood, but found it drained her. Now she gives back with her rescue Mustang: William.

~High Vibrational Healer~Gabriela McAllister~Connected Energy Healing~Part 1


Gabriela doesn’t have to be in the same room or even near the being she is healing. What up. I connected with Gabriela, who speaks about high vibrational healing, and connectivity. She used to work in Hollywood, but found it drained her. Now she gives back with her rescue Mustang: William.

LISTEN for Smooth and Contemporary QUINTE JAZZ Saturday January 13, at 9AM Replay Sunday January 14, 2024

After broadcast on SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-163878073/sets/quinte-jazz
Tape Five Crazy Little Thing Called Swing 2023
Casey MacGill Swingin’ In The Rain LOVE LETTER VOL.1 2023
Ulysses Owens Jr & Generation Y Better Days A NEW BEAT 2023
🍁Hilario Duran Autumn Nocturne 2023
Kenny G Over The Rainbow INNOCENCE 2023
🍁Ben Wendel Tenderly ALL ONE 2023
Lori Williams Take My Wings 2023
🍁Don Thompson Rob Pilitch Suite Nexus BELLS NOW AND THEN 2023
Mike LevineThinking Of You REFLECTION 2023
🍁Samuel Bonnet Nardis HYBRIDE 2023
PJ Spraggins If This Isn’t Love STICK IT OUT 2023
Marshall Gilkes & The WDR Big Band Fresh Start LIFE SONGS 2023

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 248 (January 12, 2024): mophead’s top 50 of 2023, #25-1

What’s up, y’all? Here’s the top 25 albums of 2023, according to me:

Tracklist + List of Albums:

Open Mike Eagle – BET’s Rap City (feat. Young Zee) [another triumph of ghetto engineering]
R.A.P Ferreira – ASIATIQUE BLACK WIZARD LILY FUNK [WHAT THEM DOGS DON’T KNOW THEY KNOW/ASIATIQUE BLACK WIZARD LILY FUNK]
Keor Meteor – Sweet Potato [Ski Masks]
Shad x TLO – NO CHILL [This Winter]
Serengeti – gloria [AJAI II/FAll23]
Danny Brown – Bass Jam [Quaranta]
King Krule – That is My Life, That is Yours [Space Heavy]
Tinashe – Needs [BB/ANG3L]
Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist – Free the Ruler [VOIR DIRE]
Tyler, the Creator – SORRY NOT SORRY [CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: THE ESTATE SALE]
Travis Thompson & Jake One – Who Knows You? [Wolves & White T’s]
Kill Bill: the Rapper – NURSING HOMES TERRIFY ME [FULLMETAL KAIJU]
Logic – Griptape (feat. John Lindhal) [College Park/Inglorious Basterd/Loopin the 2nd/Picnic/Super Microphonus/Elevator Pitch – EP]
Wednesday – Chosen to Deserve [Rat Saw God]
Domo Genesis & Graymatter – Gifted Creatures [What You Don’t Get?!]
Wiki – That Ain’t Pat [14kt Figaro/Faith is a Rock/Papiseed Street Vol 1]
Nas & Hit-Boy – Japanese Soul Bar [Magic 2/Magic 3]
Billy Woods & Kenny Segal – The Layover [Maps]
Aesop Rock – By the River [Integrated Tech Solutions]
Lil B – Skate on the Beach [B**ch Mob da Album/B-Unit/Basedgods Pro Skater/Winged Wheelchair Squad]
Drake – Tried Our Best [For All the Dogs: Scary Hours Edition]
Buck 65, Doseone, & Jel – Alive in a Landfill [Super Dope!, Punk Rock B-Boy, North American Adonis, Drum Study #1-3]
John Wells – No Drugs in Heaven (Live) [The Apprehension of John Wells Deluxe]
D-Sisive – Argar’s Drive [The Playground One, The Playground Two, The Playground Two Muneshine Innovated, Knoblich Gardens One, Knoblich Gardens Two, Knoblich Gardens Three: the Blue Boat]
Thes One – Mike and Chris leave for their First Tour [Farewell, My Friend/Farewell, My Friend: Footnotes]

See y’all next week!

FROM THE VOID #80 JANUARY 9th

Welcome to Episode #80 of From the Void

Tonight is hosted by Megan and I, plus Mac as a special guest. Features music form the Flaming Lips, Pink Floyd, Love, Dantallion’s Chariot, etc.

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!

Subscribe to the Podcast

See you in the Void!

 

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