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Show Notes

Matt Albrecht joins Bob Jonkman to talk about the upcoming Nonviolence Day In The Park, WR Nonviolence‘s definition of Nonviolence, and some of the work that goes into putting on a festival.

There’s a false start to the interview at 4m29s, but the real interview starts at 9m21s.

Online:

• Website: https://wrnonviolence.org/
• Twitter: @WRNonviolence | Twitter
• Facebook: @WRNonviolence | Facebook
• YouTube: Waterloo Region Nonviolence | YouTube
• Photos and Media: WR Nonviolence Nextcloud
• E-mail: info@wrnonviolence.org

Upcoming Events

• Nonviolence Day In The Park
  

  When: Noon to 5:00pm, Saturday, 10 September 2022
  Where: Willow River Park (formerly Victoria Park) Map
  Location: along Jubilee Drive
  Website: https://wrnonviolence.org/category/day-in-the-park/

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2022-09-05-episode100.mp3 (51.2 MB, 53m17s, episode 100)

Index

Time	Title	Album	Artist
0m00s	Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc	CKMS Community Connections	Steve Todd
0m55s	Boathouse (Roadhouse) Blues	Live At The Boathouse	Pete Temple & The Cornerstones
4m29s	First introduction of Matthew Albrecht when Bob presses the wrong button on the computer and cuts Matt off in mid-sentence.
5m44s	La Grange	Live At The Boathouse	Pete Temple & The Cornerstones
9m21s	Introduction of Matthew Albrecht and WR Nonviolence. Matt explains what nonviolence is, and how Nonviolence Day In The Park exemplifies nonviolence. Listing some of the exhibitors, musical acts, and activities.
13m21s	History of Nonviolence Day In The Park, based on The Dandelion Festival. Introducing Peter Jantzi and Gary Jones, the other organizers (and Bob Jonkman too). Gary has been the driving force in organizing this years’ event.
17m30	What it takes to put on a festival. WR Nonviolence needs volunteers to help with setup, running the festival, and takedown. Contact Matt Albrecht at info@wrnonviolence.org. Talking about the Kids’ Games at Nonviolence Day In The Park, and the Meditation Labyrinth.
23m02	Matt and Bob talk about the philosophy of nonviolence: Violence is treating people as an object. Animals killing animals, boxers fighting, playing “violent” video games, watching “violent” movies are not considered violence because no-one is objectified. But the monetary system is considered violence, and WR Nonviolence has the Usury-Free Day event in November to address this.
29m50s	How to contact WR Nonviolence: Join the Tuesday night meetings at 7:00pm, an online meeting. Bob summarizes the Nonviolence Day In The Park, and introduces the next song.
33m13s	The Water Calls	Speed Of Life	Sammy Duke
36m25s	Bob reads Sammy Duke’s promo material, and invites him to the studio. If anyone wants to submit music send an e-mail to office@radiowaterloo.ca to get your material in the Radio Waterloo library. Bob introduces the next song.
39m07s	Speed Of Life	Speed Of Life	Sammy Duke
43m10s	Reading Pete Temple’s letter, and introducing the next song.
44m33s	Boom Boom Boom Boom	Live At The Boathouse	Pete Temple & The Cornerstones
49m02s	Bob summarizes Nonviolence Day In The Park again, gives the end credits, and introduces the last song.
50m23s	Mojo Workin’	Live At The Boathouse	Pete Temple & The Cornerstones

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Friday from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.

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