Playlist from Exploring AI Music_September 22, 2026
Start Time
Title
0:00
Spoken Word
0:55
Kittalli Crew
4:48
Toska Tale
8:37
Quillos’ Grounds
12:15
Pastral’s Plains
16:13
Fire Further Within
19:37
Be Khauz
23:06
Gravitas in Grey
26:46
Deux Deux
30:39
Spoken Word
31:09
Circle the Square
34:53
Okay or Not
38:50
Hammers, Nails and Hands
42:05
By All Means
46:30
Cynozure
51:20
Henry Hatch Was Hacked
56:08
Spoken Word
56:49
Ordinary Plus
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)
As municipal elections are starting to heat up across the province, a new local organisation is promoting local democracy by helping to inform and educate Waterloo Region residents on all aspects of the vote.
This show features an interview with Alex Latta, a professor at Wilfrid Laurier University and a spokesperson for VisionWR who told CKMS News “We really believe in local democracy and holding politicians to account… and [we want] others in our communities to feel empowered to participate.”
Since starting their work last year, the group has hosted open meetings, run workshops, created toolkits, developed the vision statements, and has now launched the 2026 regional and municipal elections candidate and voter engagement hub.
According to a recent press release “VisionWR, is a new grassroots volunteer organization dedicated to promoting education, dialogue, and debate on the issues that will shape our shared future: climate change, housing, transportation, water, biodiversity, food security, well being and local democracy.”
To explore the 2026 regional and municipal elections candidate and voter engagement hub, visit VisionWR.org
by: Shalaka Jadhav
CAMBRIDGE, ON – Hosted at the University of Waterloo Cambridge Architecture Campus, “A Room of One’s Home” is an exhibition curated by Bianca Weeko Martin, and brings together the work of six Waterloo Architecture graduates and alumni whose research reflects on relationships between architecture, diaspora, memory, and cultural knowledge.
Employing drawings, publications, artifacts, and architectural research, the exhibition invites visitors into rooms where, through architectural inquiry, “home” can be understood as an evolving relationship across generations.
The exhibition and its artists covers several regions:
Ricardo Espinoza, the Caribbean Sea;
Hyjnid (Nidi) Metaj, Albania;
Angeline Reyes, the Philippines;
Giulia Simonetta, Italy;
Zaven Titizian, Syria/Lebanon, and;
Hiba Hasan Zubairi, the Indus River Basin.
Today I’m speaking with Bianca Weeko Martin, curator of “A Room of One’s Home.”
Bianca Weeko Martin is a writer and researcher weaving together architectural practice with theory and personal narrative. She is the author of the “Architectural Guide: Manila” and writes about art, space, and the Filipino diaspora for cultural institutions and publications. She recently made the 2026 CBC Nonfiction Prize longlist for her work “Tita Tallulah”.
“A Room of One’s Home” is on until October 1, 2026. Join Bianca to celebrate the exhibition closing, on September 24, between 5-8pm at the Riverside Gallery. At the closing, exhibiting artist Ricardo Espinoza will be leading a fabric transfer workshop.
This program is a part of the Local Journalism Initiative and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, Heritage Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.
You can access archived versions of this program at radiowaterloo.ca/news, and listen to all the Local Journalism Initiative content at frequencynews.ca
If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca
The theme music on today’s show was “Polyvinyl” by Anemoia, courtesy of the Free Music Archive, under the Creative Commons Attribution License. You can find it at the Free Music Archive—freemusicarchive.org
Wednesday 30 September marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Join people across the country for Remembering the Children, a national commemorative gathering honouring residential school Survivors, remembering the children who never returned home, and reflecting on the lasting impacts of residential schools on Indigenous families and communities.
Taking place on Parliament Hill, on the unceded, unsurrendered territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation, the gathering will feature Survivor reflections, Indigenous performers and moments of shared remembrance.
Sunday’s @ midnight
(#Replay Friday’s @ 10pm)
1980s synth-pop, dance-pop, pop/rock, new wave, hi-NRG, and Italo-disco. A mix of mainstream and lesser-known tracks.
What’s up, y’all? First up, as always, here are all of the submissions I have added to Libretime in the past week:
Streetware800
All That – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Streetware800
Know My Body – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Streetware800
D.O.C (Death on Campus)
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Streetware800
Freshman Year
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Streetware800
ItsOkToCry
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Streetware800
Untitled
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
B.O.B. 5ive x Tim Daly
5 on It – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
Caspian – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
Flowers – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
My Way – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
Oochie Wally Freestyle – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
Iron Horse
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tim Daly
Pendergrass – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Tazz & Tim Daly
Perfectly Balanced – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Sayso
Spins by Sayso
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Sayso
BOMB – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Sayso
Driipin’ – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Sayso
Intro – Theme Musik – Single
Hip Hop
NSFR
No
Double Oh Baby
Back On The Block – Single
Hip Hop
No
JeemRey
Rent’s Due – Single
Hip Hop
No
Sino, Tazz, & Prototyp3
X (We In The Bronx) – Single
Hip Hop
No
Sino
Energy – Single
Hip Hop
No
Sayso
Let ‘Em Blast – Single
Hip Hop
No
Tim Daly
Spanish Harlem – Single
Hip Hop
No
Sunny
Te Quiero – Single
R&B
CanCon
Thompson Egbo-Egbo
Just a Thought
Jazz
CanCon
Dan Potter
Reanimations
Experimental
CanCon
David Kollar
Music From The Bag
Experimental
No
Jamie Trevaskis + James Lees
Ghostlight
Ambient
No
Jade Elephant
Who Would’ve Known – Single
Rock
CanCon
Colider
Havoc – Single
Rock
CanCon
The Goods
Goodbye Summertime
Rock
No
King of Foxes
Someday You’ll See Yourself As Other Surely Do A Thing To Leave Behind
Rock
CanCon
Yang Chen
Madness Belongs To The People
Ambient
CanCon
Ailu
Where The Flowers Grow – Single
Pop
CanCon
malc.
Harbourfront – Single
Pop
Clean and Explicit versions available
CanCon
Liberty Cap
Metamorphosis – Single
Electronic
CanCon
Radio Karma
We Were Gods
Pop
No
Thom Coombes
C’mon Now We Goes
Alternative
Tracks 3 and 5 are explicit
CanCon
30 Years On
Beautiful Weirdos – Single
Rock
CanCon
Bellevina
You, Yourself, and I – Single
Pop
CanCon
MOIRA
A Good Problem To Have – Single
Hip Hop
Clean and Explicit versions available
CanCon
Miranda Writes
What We Made – Single
Hip Hop
Clean and Explicit versions available
No
The Carringtons
The Reunion
Rock
CanCon
Sabaton
Legends
Metal
CanCon
Maeesha B
No Problems – Single
Pop
CanCon
.multibeat
OOO
Electronic
No
Camellia Groove
Heartbreak Hotel – Single
Pop
CanCon
Celebration Guns
What Keeps Us Coming Back
Rock
No
Prolific Tricks
Take It Back – Single
Hip Hop
Uploaded by PT himself!
CanCon
Aletheya
Chance To Reborn
Metal
No
KINGCROWN
Moonfall
Metal
No
Saynave
Damn Homie – Single
Hip Hop
Clean and Explicit versions available
No
Ziemba
The Braid
Folk
No
Jeremy Cunningham
Passing Fires
Jazz
No
Wilder Maker
Hands Off the Suit, Creep – Single
Alternative
No
Bow and Arrow
Gem – Single
Experimental
No
Drocan
Lucy – Single
Pop
No
Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:
Tracklist:
Jamie Trevaskis + James Lees – The Third Sunday
Dan Potter – Reanimation 11
David Kollar – Forgotten tape
Jeremy Cunningham – Kobi Shobi
Thompson Egbo-Egbo – Libertango
James Filkins – Rose and Hummingbird
MOIRA – a good problem to have
Saynave – Damn Homie
Prolific Tricks – Take It Back
Streetware800 – Depressed Out
Tim Daly – Driftin
SaySo – Streams
Miranda Writes – What We Made
Malc. – Harbourfront (feat. Pssyclwz)
Sunny – Te Quiero
Bellevina – You, Yourself and I
Maeesha B – No Problems
Ailu – Where the Flowers Grow
Celebration Guns – Vibraphone for the Perpetually At Home
Jade Elephant – Who Would’ve Known
The Young Scones – Not Today
Collin Clowes – Lakeshore Dr.
Song People – Mead Hall
King of Foxes – Marineland
30 Years On – Beautiful Weirdos
Colider – Havoc
The Carringtons – ISOLATION
Sabaton – Hordes of Khan
KINGCROWN – Back to the 80’s
Aletheya – Echoes of Oblivion
HELLMETAL – Gemona Btg. Doesn’t Exist Anymore
Prchr. – sell yourself short
Annielean and Richard reading from Annielean’s book: Poems of Divine Power II. Summary & re-read of “The Cord Of Embrace.” Started, chapter: “The Cord Of Declaration,” pages 72-73.
ERITREAN COMMUNITY RADIO 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 SHOW, ARTICLES ABOUT CANADA IMMIGRATION NEWS, WORLD AFRO DAY, AUDIENCE MESSAGES, SYMPTOM OF AGING, INTRODUCING VILLAG ES AND CITIES FROM MASSAWA TO SHIEB , ONTARIO WEATHER FORECAST.
MUSIC LIST AND START TIME
METEABIT BY FITSUM YOHANNES 02:40-07:30
AFRO BY HELEN PAWLOS 09:24-14:26
KEMY ZEYNAFEK BY AMANUEL MOMONA 16:09-20:10
AB XEMXEM BEREKA BY HAILE GEBRU 23:20-27:20
WEYZA ERGAN BY FILIMON KESHAT 30:48-35:41
WELET AJE BY LUL FESSHAYE 38:12-42:50
WERHI WEXET BY TEKLE GOBO 46:00-49:37
DEKI ADEY BY GUAL ANKERE, LIYA,ZEYNEB, HAJIET, SEIDA 54:12-01:00:00
Waterloo, ON – The Terry Fox Run returns this Sunday for its 46th year, as the Terry Fox Foundation continues to support cancer research across Canada.
The Foundation surpassed $1 billion raised for cancer research in February. This year, about four million Canadians are expected to take part in runs across 600 communities, including Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge.
Terry Fox’s niece Jessie Alder says her uncle’s story and message continue to resonate with Canadians and people around the world. She also points to the progress being made through the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centers Network, which aims to expand access to precision medicine across Canada.
Terry Fox Foundation COO Martha McClew says the organization funds research through a rigorous peer-review process, with only a small percentage of submitted projects receiving funding. She also highlights the Foundation’s cancer research biobank, which contains cancer cells from 16,000 Canadians and is helping researchers share data and better understand how patients respond to treatments.
Alder and McClew also reflect on what Terry Fox’s legacy could look like if a cure for cancer is eventually found, and why the Terry Fox Run remains important as both a fundraiser and a community event.
The Terry Fox Run takes place Sunday, September 20 at 9 a.m. For more information, visit run.terryfox.ca.
Not as many deep cuts this week; wanted to play some comparatively obvious ones I love. Some classic rock, country by way of sunshine pop, Congolese soukous, Ghanian dance music, and new wave as featured in Miami Vice, pictured above.
Recording
Tracks played
The Chemical Brothers — “Setting Sun” (1996)
Thee Oh Sees — “No Spell” (2013)
Art of Noise — “Close (To the Edit)” (1984)
Devo — “Going Under” (1981)
The Internet — “Come Together” (2018)
Tabu Ley Rochereau — “Nzale” (1974)
Jimmie Dale Gilmore & the Flatlanders — “Tonight I Think I’m Gonna Go Downtown” (1973)
Jethro Tull — “Fat Man” (1969)
Amaarae — “Sociopathic Dance Queen” (2023)
Black Sabbath — “Sabbra Caddabra” (1973)
Glen Campbell — “Guess I’m Dumb” (1965)
Cassandra Wilson — “Death Letter” (1996)
The Yardbirds — “Happenings Ten Years Time Ago” (1966)
A new play titled Mixed(er), about growing up biracial in Waterloo Region is aiming to get you laughing. The story is about a young woman’s fateful homecoming to Waterloo Region after finishing university. She finds out her parents are throwing a surprise birthday party for her and that they’ve invited all her White friends and her only Black friend. Suddenly the worlds she’s worked to keep apart come colliding together in a funny, farcical way. The production is presented by local theatre companies MT Space and Unwrap Theatre. Radio Waterloo spoke with Pam Patel, artistic director of MT Space and Alten Wilmot, co-writer of the play and founder of Unwrap Theatre to talk about the play and what it aims to do.
The Tune Up plays an evolving mix of jazz which blends between classic, experimental and raw sounds. Stay tunned for the Pete Rock, J-Dilla themed jazz/ hip-hop second half. Happy Friday and I hope you enjoy!
Tracks played:
Jimmy Witherspoon, Ben Webster – Just a Dream
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five – Buzz me Blues
Lord Kitchener – Kitch’s Bebop Calypso
Dizzy Gillespie – Anthropology (Take 1)
James Brown – It’s Magic
Dizzy Gillespie, Oscar Peterson – After You’re Gone
Thelonious Monk – I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You)
Sadik Hakim – London Suite
Eugene McDaniels – Lovin’ Man
Sa-ra Creative Partners – Love Czars
J-Dilla – Ahmad Impresses Me
Badbadnotgood – The World Is Yours / Brooklyn Zoo
Pete Rock – Pete’s Jazz
Roy Ayers – Sunshine (Demo)
Sammy Campbell – Suga Would Ya
The Tune Up airs here on CKMS Radio Waterloo every Friday from 6-7pm.
What’s up, y’all? The odes are back, this one focusing on the summer of 2016, when the simulacrum started to break down and everyone was angry about the all-women Ghostbuster reboot that you forgot so upset/impassioned you so many years ago. Funny how it all works, eh?
Tracklist:
Michael Christmas – Get Up
Slim 400, YG, & Sad Boy Loko – Bruisin
ScHoolboy Q & Jadakiss – Groovy Tony/Eddie Kane
Gucci Mane – First Day Out Tha Feds
21 Savage & Metro Boomin – No Heart
YG – Who Shot Me?
Nipsey Hussle, Mozzy, & Young Thug – I Do This
Chris Orrick – Club Privilege
DJ Khaled & Drake – For Free
Wale & Cam’Ron – B****es Like You
Derin Falana – West
Casey Veggies – Choose Up
Kodak Black – Purp
Frank Ocean – UNITY
PARTYNEXTDOOR & Drake – Come and See Me
Bones – AwayFromKeyboard
Post Malone – Hollywood Dreams/Come Down
Joey Purp, Saba, & theMIND – Cornerstore
Hodgy Beats – Hunger For More
Khary – Mutiny
Atmosphere – The S**t We’ve Been Through
Ugly Heroes – Can’t Win For Losing
Big K.R.I.T – Real Friends
Noname – Casket Pretty
Earl Sweatshirt & Knxwledge – Balance
Larry Fisherman & Michael Christmas – GO Fish! Volume 3
KA – Mourn At Night
Frank Ocean – Siegfried
Le$ – 4th Gear (Akira Rain)
Kali Uchis – SABORAMI
donald trump comments on Harambe
Susan Aglukark sat down with CKMS to discuss the tour and her musical career, going back to her first song and music video “Searching,” released in 1991, and her upcoming EP, Disco Ball, to be released later this fall.
The Together for Nature Tour is in Kitchener this evening at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church.
A new play titled Mixed(er), about growing up biracial in Waterloo Region is aiming to get you laughing. The story is about a young woman’s fateful homecoming to Waterloo Region after finishing university. She finds out her parents are throwing a surprise birthday party for her and that they’ve invited all her White friends and her only Black friend. Suddenly the worlds she’s worked to keep apart come colliding together in a funny, farcical way. The production is presented by local theatre companies MT Space and Unwrapped Theatre. Radio Waterloo spoke with Pam Patel, artistic director of MT Space and Alten Wilmot, co-writer of the play and founder of Unwrap Theatre to talk about the play and what it aims to do.
Here’s the track list for the 15th episode of Audio Salad!
You can listen below via the embedded player near the bottom of this post.
CKMS 102.7 FM, 11am EST – 12pm EST
START TIME
TITLE
PERFORMER/CREATOR
CANCON
11:00:00
BACK & FORTH (INST)
PROLIFIC TRICKS
11:00:00
SHOW INTRO
JASON PATTERSON / PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:01:26
TRUE BELIEVER
HALEY WILLIAMS
N
11:05:10
GET UNIFIED
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:08:09
CONFORMITY
ORRA
Y
11:11:31
DJ TALKING
11:13:35
LIL FANTASY
INDIGO V
Y
11:15:39
WOMAN ON FIRE
JESSY BRUNETTE
Y
11:19:12
STUMBLE INTO YOU
VICTORIA STAFF & ELFRIDA
Y
11:22:31
YOU SAY FALLING
STRANGE PLANTS
Y
11:25:37
DJ TALKING
11:27:22
BABY BLUES
SELF CUT BANGS
Y
11:30:08
OUT ON THE SPIRAL ARM
KURTYS KIDD
Y
11:34:35
IF IT’S ON
CLEVER HOPES
Y
11:38:11
MIND CANDY
AVIV
Y
11:41:29
ALWAYS ON THE RUN
SOUTH WEST
Y
11:45:03
DJ TALKING
11:48:02
TAKE IT BACK [New, Unreleased!]
PROLIFIC TRICKS
Y
11:50:37
DJ TALKING
11:52:04
STATION ID
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
11:52:15
TO ALL THE FRIENDS…
ANDREA & ADAM ZONNIS
Y
11:56:52
DJ TALKING (OUTRO)
See you next time, Thursdays from 11am EST – 12pm EST!
Audio Salad is an eclectic mix of rock, hip hop, reggae, indie, alternative, and much more. Each week will be a new journey, with an emphasis on Canadian talent.
Audio Salad is hosted by Canadian recording artist Prolific Tricks aka Jason Patterson and airs on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo, Thursdays from 11am EST to 12pm EST & on demand.
My debut album, Down to Earth (2026), and MANY 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!
We are visited by Orange Jersey Manager, from Orange Shirt Society, Sheena Merling and liaison/ community organizer, William Martin at Regime Radio on the 11th of September, -26. To head up the hour we read from Orangeshirtday.org – followed by Sheena Merling & William Martin in studio until 42:16 when Radio Waterloo volunteer, Melissa Jacques introduces Rondo Reborn and his song: Billboard 4 Christ. Followed at 46:25 by Ward 8 candidate: Carly Petteringer as well as, Melissa Jacques speaking on accessability.
Playlist from Exploring AI Music_September 15, 2026
Start Time
Title
0:00
Spoken Word
0:55
Ligniform Sculptor
5:28
Jouska Joust
9:51
Gothica Scent
13:53
Zenozynez
17:12
Viceburgh
21:02
Unwavering Eunoia
24:40
Quotidian Prayer
28:44
Spoken Word
29:13
No More (Instrumental)
33:02
Adieu, Dear Love (Instrumental)
36:49
Know One Knows
41:00
Underneath the Scars (Instrumental)
44:43
Two Shadows Colliding (Instrumental)
48:23
Solace Amity (Instrumental)
51:48
Rueland Wisterly (Instrumental)
55:20
Spoken Word
56:01
Spectral Designs
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)
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