What’s up, y’all? First up, like always, here are all of the new submissions that I have added to Libretime since last week:
Sirintip
White Lillies
Pop
No
Stephen Rush and Rafael Toral
Michigan Quintet
Jazz
No
GASSED
MENTAL
Metal
Clean and Explicit versions available
No
Bow and Arrow
Bow and Arrow
Experimental
No
Meshe
S P A C E
Pop
CanCon
Jacob Do
First Chorus
Jazz
CanCon
Otheose
Continental Drift
Electronic
CanCon
Sarah Tandy
Delicious Capricious
Jazz
No
Absolute Darkness
Witness to a Dying World
Metal
No
Killed By Sorrow
Empire of Excess
Metal
CanCon
TURBO
LISTEN… SHUT UP!
Rock
CanCon
Sam Pounds & Family Company
Pieces Of Us (Deluxe)
Soul
No
NOTTORO
The Night Has a Name – Single
Electronic
CanCon
William Kuklis
I’ll Be Alright
Folk
CanCon
William Kuklis
I’ve Heard That Before
Folk
CanCon
William Kuklis
Save Me
Folk
CanCon
William Kuklis
The Hand That Pays
Folk
CanCon
William Kuklis
The Price We Pay
Folk
CanCon
William Kuklis
The Train – Single
Folk
CanCon
Sha ked
Conditionally
Pop
CanCon
Jeremy Green
JG In Motion
Jazz
CanCon
Unnamed Feeling
mellow shades of green and yellow
Rock
No
Upwood Avenue
What’s Wrong With You? – Single
Rock
CanCon
Shiv and the Carvers
Always Watching
Punk
2 Explicit Tracks; Clean Versions Available
CanCon
Mark Wihlidal
A Thousand Horses – Single
Rock
CanCon
Alvaro Rojas
Detached Objects
Jazz
CanCon
Chase the Bear
This Is What You Wanted – Single
Rock
CanCon
Elne Reel
TOO EXPENSIVE, CAN’T BUY ME – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
CanCon
Durty Blonde
Paradise
Rock
CanCon
Satoshi Kanno
Latent Oblique
Electronic
No
Paul Farran
Eclipsed – Single
Alternative
CanCon
Hayden Ryann
Cowboy’s Dream – Single
Country
CanCon
Astral Riddims
The Big Band Theory
Jazz
CanCon
Brian Sumner
The New Game – Single
Folk
No
Nelson Sobral
What Can I Do – Single
Rock
CanCon
Martyrs
Grey Wolf Grey – Single
Rock
No
Shelley Hamilton
Connected – Single
Country
CanCon
DJ Thi Maz
you and me, it’s the feeling – Single
Pop
No
Nadine Royale
Waiting on Santa – Single
Pop / Christmas
No
Che Aimee Dorval
The One You Feed
Pop
CanCon
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Jacob Do – That’s Earl, Brother
Astral Riddims – Like Charles
Jeremy Green – The 55
Sarah Tandy – Hyperjazz
Stephen Rush & Rafael Toral – Watering Plants from Other Planets
NOTTORO – The Night Has a Name
OTHEOSE – Branches
Satoshi Kanno – Shape of Ghost
Sirintip – Lotus
Me:she – Old Red
Sha ked – WITHOUT
Ché Aimee Dorval – Carnal Needs
Elné Reel – TOO EXPENSIVE, CAN’T BUY ME
William Kuklis – Emily Anne
Brian Sumner – The New Game
Hayden Ryann – Cowboy’s Dream
Shelley Hamilton – Connected
Daz Lynch – The Preacher
Unnamed Feeling – burdock
Combine the Victorious – Lucky
The New Hires – Hold the Applause
Paul Farran – Eclipsed
Killed By Sorrow – Empire of Excess
GASSED – RECLAIMED
Shiv and the Carvers – Snakes in the Woods
Turbo – S**t Island
Durty Blonde – TaKe a Train
Upwood Avenue – What’s Wrong With You?
Chase the Bear – This Is What You Wanted
Today on The All Out Show, we are turning up for the season! 🎃
We are blasting heavy Halloween vibes alongside legendary joints from 2Pac, Sean Paul, Alan Ward, Snoop Dogg, Joe Cash, WC, Ice Cube, Jay-Z, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and so much more! Plus, we are diving into exactly what is trending across the culture right now. Let’s get it! 🎧🔥
Kitchener, ON – In Kitchener, only about one in five eligible voters cast a ballot in the 2022 municipal election. With Election Day approaching on October 26, the city is introducing new ways to encourage more residents to vote.
A total of 8,208 people voted during the advance voting period between October 8 and 20, an increase of 42 per cent compared with the previous municipal election.
Amanda Fusco, Kitchener’s director of legislated services, said voter turnout depends on several factors, including voter fatigue, campaign activity and public awareness of municipal government.
“Voter turnout is so complex,” Fusco said.
This year, the city introduced new voting options, including home voting visits, advance voting at retirement homes and long-term care facilities, drive-thru voting and “shop and vote” locations at Fairview Park Mall and Kitchener Market.
Fusco said drive-thru voting attracted just over 1,000 voters over two days, while around 1,000 people voted at Fairview Park Mall. Another 250 cast ballots at Kitchener Market.
Feedback on drive-thru voting was positive, with residents citing convenience and accessibility. However, the city has no specific voter turnout target for 2026, beyond hoping to improve on the previous election.
Fusco said municipal decisions directly affect residents’ neighbourhoods, parks, roads and libraries.
“We want everyone to make their mark,” she said.
Eligible Kitchener residents can vote on October 26 at any of the 33 voting locations within their ward. Voters must bring identification showing their name and current address.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Eurodance / Euro House (Part 1)
A spotlight on the overlapping Eurodance and Euro house music genres, which developed in the late 1980s in Europe and combined elements of rap, techno, and Eurodisco, with heavy use of cutting-edge synthesizers, strong bass rhythms, and melodic hooks.
Local, self published author: Troy King joins Yenny on Regime Radio, to share about his book: “My Pet Cthulhu.” You can find the book at: Lookin’ For Heroes, A Second Look Books, KW Bookstore and Studio Comix Press.
From the back cover:
“LIVE…LAUGH, LOVECRAFT!”
“When Best friends, Howie and Sonia find a mysterious egg on the beach, they are shocked when out pops not a fish or a bird, but Cthulhu, Lord Of Madness! Instead of allowing him to rend the world asunder with cosmic fury, they decide to fill his heart and mind with kindness instead of chaos! But raising an Ancient God is not easy!”
“From one of the writers behind the acclaimed science fiction epic, ‘Starship Redemption: The Shattered Mirror’ comes a heartwarming, and hilarious tale about growing up, in the whimsical stylings of Dr. Seuss and H.P. Lovecraft!”
What’s up, y’all? Tonight’s All Things Considered makes the case for Kae Sun, whose diverse musical interests have resulted in a small, diverse discography that remains worthy of your attention.
Tracklist:
Mass (Intro) By Sam I AM Montolla
Kwaku’s Dilemma
Free
Living In The City
Burden Of Love
Midnight Creepshow
On the Line
Treehouse
Ship and the Globe
Flip the Rules
A Day Goes By
Jungle Law
Weh-Weh
Too Young, Too Soon
Metropolis
Heart Healing Pulse
When the Pot
Stalk
Breaking
Kidnapped
How Long
When the Pot (Acoustic)
Black Candles
Stillness
Angels By Day
An Eclipse
Blackstar Rising
Our Sea
Where Did Everybody Go
Cristina Bairos Fernandes Cristina Bairos Fernandes, Waterloo and Wilmot candidate for WRDSB Trustee, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Thursday 22 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Carly Pettinger Carly Pettinger, Kitchener candidate for Ward 8, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Thursday 22 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Here’s the track list for the 20th episode of Audio Salad!
You can listen to the episode below via the embedded player near the bottom of this post.
CKMS 102.7 FM, 11am EST – 12pm EST
START TIME
TITLE
PERFORMER/CREATOR
CANCON
11:00:00
BACK & FORTH (INST)
PROLIFIC TRICKS
T
11:00:00
SHOW INTRO
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:00:48
CONSISTENCY
TANIKA CHARLES
Y
11:03:52
GOODNESS
THE DELLA KIT
Y
11:06:46
CELEBRATE
JAYE WOODS
Y
11:10:03
DJ TALKING
11:11:42
THE EDGE
ELLE SHERLOCK
Y
11:15:41
RUNNIN
SARAH CHURCH
Y
11:19:12
LITTLE CURRENT
JESSY BRUNETTE
Y
11:23:32
ANGEL SO BAD
TRUE MOUNTAIN LAUREL
Y
11:26:20
DJ TALKING
11;27:56
TAKE IT BACK
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:30:29
THE BREAKER
KURTYS KIDD
Y
11:34:18
HOT HOT SUN
JUNKHOUSE
Y
11:37:15
ENOUGH
STRAWBERRY PUNCH
Y
11:40:06
DJ TALKING
11:42:03
JUST CAN’T TELL
THE COUNSELLORS
Y
11:45:04
LEAVE YOU
LEAFGREEN
Y
11:47:17
DJ TALKING
11:47:56
OLD DOG
THE NEW HIRES
Y
11:51:16
LUCKY
COMBINE THE VICTORIOUS
Y
11:54:39
DJ TALKING
11:54:42
WANTED MAN
ADAM CORKETT
Y
See you next time, Thursdays from 11am EST – 12pm EST!
Audio Salad replays and/or Audio Salad After Dark can now also be heard Wednesdays 1am-2am EST
Audio Salad is an eclectic mix of rock, hip hop, reggae, indie, alternative, and much more. Each week will be a new journey, with an emphasis on Canadian talent.
Audio Salad is hosted by Canadian recording artist Prolific Tricks aka Jason Patterson and airs on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo, Thursdays from 11am EST to 12pm EST & on demand.
My debut album, Down to Earth (2026), and additional tracks are available at ProlificTricks.Bandcamp.com & all music platforms.
I can be reached at ProlificTrickery@Gmail.com or on Instagram @ProlificTrickery @AudioSaladCKMS and would love to hear from you!
Replays of Audio Salad can now also be heard Wednesday nights, 1am-2am EST.
Geoffrey Horsman Geoffrey Horsman, Waterloo candidate for WRDSB Trustee, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Wednesday 21 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Cindy Ward Cindy Ward, Kitchener candidate for Mayor, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Wednesday 21 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues.
People running for this term’s seats include: Sitting councillors Jim Erb and Chantal Huinink, who are both seeking re-election. Newcomers include Sarvesh Pratap Singh, Chris Moser, Lindsay Manary, Soo Bok Lee and Rami Said.
Radio Waterloo interviewed Erb, Huinink, Singh, Manary, Lee and Said. Moser did not respond to the invitation for an interview.
We will publish a series of three pieces that highlight two candidates at a time. We asked each of the candidates the same questions and we will include their answers here.
This piece highlights candidates Lindsay Manary and Rami Said.
Candidate introductions were taken from the candidate’s own campaign communications where applicable.
Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues.
People running for this term’s seats include: Sitting councillors Jim Erb and Chantal Huinink, who are both seeking re-election. Newcomers include Sarvesh Pratap Singh, Chris Moser, Lindsay Manary, Soo Bok Lee and Rami Said.
Radio Waterloo interviewed Erb, Huinink, Singh, Manary, Lee and Said. Moser did not respond to the invitation for an interview.
We will publish a series of three pieces that highlight two candidates at a time. We asked each of the candidates the same questions and we will include their answers here.
This piece highlights candidates Sarvesh Singh and Soo Bok Lee.
Candidate introductions were taken from the candidate’s own campaign communications where applicable.
Municipal elections are underway, included in that is the electoral race for the city of Waterloo’s two regional council seats besides the mayor’s. This year’s election is seeing a major focus on affordability and transparency from the Region of Waterloo, among other issues. Each candidate has their own take on these issues.
People running for this term’s seats include: Sitting councillors Jim Erb and Chantal Huinink, who are both seeking re-election. Newcomers include Sarvesh Pratap Singh, Chris Moser, Lindsay Manary, Soo Bok Lee and Rami Said.
Radio Waterloo interviewed Erb, Huinink, Singh, Manary, Lee and Said. Moser did not respond to the invitation for an interview.
We will publish a series of three pieces that highlight two candidates at a time. We asked each of the candidates the same questions and we will include their answers here.
This piece highlights sitting councillors Jim Erb and Chantal Huinink, who are both seeking reelection.
Candidate introductions were taken from the candidate’s own campaign communications where applicable.
Ken Roche Ken Roche, Cambridge candidate for Mayor, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Tuesday 20 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
My music is also available at golenkazzian.bandcamp.com and can be heard 24/7 at https://www.youtube.com/@GolenKazzian or https://hello.citrus3.com:2020/public/gokazz (24/7 radio station)
The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the Radio Waterloo Board of Directors, volunteers, sponsors, or advertisers.
All Regional Council candidates, including Mayoralty candidates in Waterloo Region were invited by e-mail, the candidate’s online contact form, or on social media. Some have declined to participate, others have not responded.
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