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We take a look at the hottest Christmas gifts for 2025, drama with hip hop artist Will Smith and more.
Plus, interviews with Richard Comley (Captain Canuck), councillor Scott Hamilton (who was dressed up as Captain Canuck at Fan Expo), and Ben Mauro (who’s worked on The Hobbit trilogy, Call Of Duty, etc and he discusses his new, post apocalyptic, graphic novel Huxley!)
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Tune in for old school hip hop, r n’ b, dancehall, top 40 and more! We take a look at the world of entertainment, local events and big events coming up in Toronto.
Plus, an interview with artist Cuban Brown.
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Tune into The All Out Show this Sunday 4 30 pm to 6 30 pm
Old school and new school jams. Hip hop, r n’ b, dancehall and more! Breaking news from the world of entertainment and music. Plus we’ll take a look at the hottest events for the month of August.
An interview with Cuban Brown.
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Tune into The All Out Show 4 30 pm To 6 30 pm
New and old school hip hop, interview with Fan Expo HQ Vice President Andrew Moyes and news from the world of entertainment
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CKMS News -2024-10-23- The Kitchen KW serving up fresh support for local musicians
dan kellar
Kitchener, ON – The Kitchen KW has been busy since opening their new studio and creators space in downtown Kitchener on October 1st. While the company has been organising hip-hop shows since March 2024, the new space will further integrate the organization with local music scenes through a dedicated studio, low-cost artistic development and production assistance, and monthly workshops.
The new studio is located at 44 Gaukel, a city of Kitchener owned space which is operated by ArtsBuild Ontario. For the Kitchen KW, the new space gives more options for local hip-hop artists to emerge in a city which is often dominated by singer-song-writer and rock acts.
This show features an interview with The Kitchen KW CEO Aiden Rusten, who is known in the locally as AJ. AJ speaks about the company he co-founded, the first month in the new studio, and how The Kitchen KW is working to expand the local hip-hop scene.
Host: Ivan Angelovski
Hip-Hop was part of the Tri-City Area music scene since the 1990’s. In the club called The Twist, for example, on Marsland Drive, people could hear Public Enemy, Ice-T and Vanilla Ice, along with all the local hip hop artists.
Now, many of these places, the artists, and their intersecting stories from over the last three decades have been mapped on tricityhiphop.com
We’re talking with Sam Nabi, the person who’s most responsible for setting up the map, and Tait Garret, hip hop artist and producer who is featured on the map.
There’s even a pin for Radio Waterloo there, so be sure to check it out at https://tricityhiphop.com/
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This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.
Check out the archived versions of this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news. You can follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. And you can email news@radiowaterloo.ca to get in touch with comments or ideas about stories to cover.
The music was Blackroom by Moby, courtesy of mobygratis.com
DJ, Producer, entrepreneur, among other things. We talk Toronto night life, his start up, his group Main Source and many other things.
Ah, push it! Ah, push it! Push it real good! The music was super fly on Starfish and Coffee Radio this week! With a playlist that was overflowin’, DJ Starfish and Little Beat kept the talking to a minimum and the music to the max. Check out episode #24 of Starfish and Coffee Radio to get down with this latest family-friendly dance mix.
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