Identifies a post with an embedded media file used in a podcast feed
Today we spoke about the exposure of NYPD Stop and Frisk program which has been marked illegal and against the law. I also talked about Jane Elliott and how she exposes racism. I will be interviewing her tommorrow and I look forward to her interview.
My interview with Kevin McShan on July 12, 2016. Kevin McShan received the Influential Advocate award and is a graduate of the Journalism program at St. Clair College. Kevin continues to advocate for equality for people with disabilities.
Keep up the amazing work Kevin! You rock! :).
Here is my interview with Chief Bruce Montone from approximately 3 months ago. The photo is courtesy of Blackburn Radio.
Question: What can satisfy your craving for awesome punk rock music? Answer: This week’s episode of Rebel Time Radio! Did my hook work? Doesn’t matter! So turn on the tunes and sit back, or dance, or go for a walk, or a run, or a bike ride, drive a car, ride a bus, do some chores….errr whatever it is you like to do while tuning into the best political punk show this side of the Grand River!
In this week’s episode Mike and Dan compare the American elections to bowls of poop! Which candidate is poopier? Afraid I’m not going to spoil that here – but believe me, they stink . Not Dan and Mike, the candidates I mean. Although Dan could probably use shower once and a while. Seriously. Also, hear some new tracks from Against Me! and Belgrado. To top it off, listen to a couple of tracks from the upcoming album “Rebels Sing: A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell” from The Fallout and Spanner!
So what are you waiting for? Hit play or download the podcast below!
Download the podcast here (right click and save link as!)
Pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Also don’t forget that Les Trois Huit is coming all the way from France to play some shows in Quebec and Ontario. Check em out, solid street punk band for sure.
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
My interview with Eric Gillespie from Grand River Transit. He is the Director of Transit Services for the Region of Waterloo.
Photo is of me boarding a London Transit bus on October 21, 2013 at Fanshawe College on the 4 Oxford East.
Part 2 of The Alim Show. Here we have some good news stories courtesy of the goodnewsnetwork.org website. We also talk about horses as well along with Jane Elliott’s speech of how there is only one race and that is “The Human Race.”
Jane Elliott’s speech on combating racism. The link was found on the Occupy Democrat’s movement and the link can be found on Facebook.
Photo courtesy of the Oprah Winfrey Network and Huffington Post
Holy ghost of St. John Paul II Batman, here’s another episode of Rebel Time Radio! Put on your seat belts kids, cuz we’re going to blow your minds with the best political punk rock this side of the galaxy! Exclamation points for everyone!!!!!!!
Along with top notch tunes, Dan and Mike talk about why policing needs to change and why cops should stop shooting black people (SPOILER: because black lives matter, duh). Mike also talks about the new NOFX book. Is it good? Is it not? You’ll have to listen to find out! In between their mumbling, you’ll hear tracks from The Restarts, SNFU, Randy, Brutal Youth, and more.
Download the episode here (right click and save link as, natch)
This episodes playlist:
Don’t forget to catch Les Trois Huit on their upcoming Canadian tour. Do it or else you’ll be like “ugh I wish I checked out those Les Trois Huit shows!” If you’re a real keener, download some tunes from Les Trois Huit right here.
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
It’s been about forever, but here it is – an official podcast coming at ya from Rebel Time Radio! Exciting! Maybe we’ll make this a regular thing? Ha ha. Haaa.
Rebel Time Radio brings the best punk rock, ska, and oi right to your earholes over the radiowaves and internet tubes. We’re unabashedly political and like to have a laugh too (often at the expense of the capitalists and politicains).
On this episode, listen to some new tunes from Les Partisans, Action Sedition, DOA, and more! Bonus: Listen to Rebel Time Dan mispronounce practically every French thing he says! Embarrassing!
Download the episode here (right click and save link as!)
Here is this episode’s set:
Here’s the poster for the upcoming Quebec/Ontario tour of Les Trois Huit:
Pre-order and listen to a few tracks from Rebels Sing – A Tribute to Todd Serious and The Rebel Spell here
Catch Rebel Time Radio every Wednesday at 9PM on 100.3 Sound FM or soundfm.ca and whenever we get around to podcasting.
If you want your band’s tunes on the show, shoot an email to rebeltimedan@gmail.com
Welcome to the second episode of Rude Rebel Time Radio. This time we mix in some old with the new and bring you tunes from Canada, Great Britain, Spain, and Jamaica. These tunes get into all sorts of themes including love, broken hearts, police brutality, and breaking the law. So get yer dancing boots out and get ready to do the rocksteady!
Listen to the show live every Saturday night at midnight, or download the podcast below. Let us know what you think and check out our previous episode for more rude tracks.
On this week’s episode:
Right click and save this link to download the podcast
If you have any song requests or you’re in a band and like to send us your music, email rebeltimedan@gmail.com to get your tunes on the air!
Welcome to the first episode of Rude Rebel Time Radio! Basically we take the no-bull politically-charged-and-angry attitude of Rebel Time Radio and put it to the ska! Expect lots of horns, grooving baselines, upstroke guitars, and offbeat drums for you to pick it up!
We air every Saturday evening at midnight to provide some top notch dancing tunes. You can also download our podcasts directly from the Sound FM website every week.
Check out the first episode below. Let us know what you think in the comments.
On this week’s episode:
Save this link to download the podcast
If you have any song requests or you’re in a band and like to send us your music, email rebeltimedan@gmail.com to get your tunes on the air!
Bob Blue and his very good friend Bryan Charles Peter decided to put together a playlist and I had a wee chat with Bryan and Bob who are promoting a very special event at Rhapsody Barrel Bar.
Bob is going people a ride around the area as part of a silent auction – and for a $2 donation people can have their pic taken with Bob for Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. On May 27th, 2016, we will be hosting an amazing evening at the Rhapsody Barrel Bar in downtown Kitchener, filled with entertainment, prizes, a silent auction and more. This event is a precursor to the annual Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer, a grueling 200 km bike endeavor from Toronto to Niagara Falls that raises money to support local cancer treatment centers. This year the brave rider’s taking on this challenge are Melissa Becker, Ryan Becker, Brandon Becker, Brayden Eghoetz-Martens, Riley Eghoetz-Martens, and Brock Roth. In November of 2015, the Becker family suffered the passing of their loving mother, Alison Becker, who fought a long battle with ovarian cancer for 6 years. The team of six brave individuals is riding in remembrance of her while supporting the foundation that has helped them in so many ways. This year, the team’s goal is to raise $15,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Center in Toronto, and the proceeds from our evening at Rhapsody will also be going towards this cause. Headlined by musician Alex Price + Pocket City and organized by Ashton Adams and associates, this evening will be one of excellent music, great food, exquisitely crafted drinks, remembrance, and support. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the night will begin promptly at 8:00 p.m. Don’t miss your opportunity to contribute to this fantastic cause, have a splendid night out with friends, and help us all conquer cancer. Friday, 27 May from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM
It’a all for The Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. On May 27th, 2016, we will be hosting an amazing evening at the Rhapsody Barrel Bar in downtown Kitchener, filled with entertainment, prizes, a silent auction and more. This event is a precursor to the annual Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer, a grueling 200 km bike endeavor from Toronto to Niagara Falls that raises money to support local cancer treatment centers. This year the brave rider’s taking on this challenge are Melissa Becker, Ryan Becker, Brandon Becker, Brayden Eghoetz-Martens, Riley Eghoetz-Martens, and Brock Roth. In November of 2015, the Becker family suffered the passing of their loving mother, Alison Becker, who fought a long battle with ovarian cancer for 6 years. The team of six brave individuals is riding in remembrance of her while supporting the foundation that has helped them in so many ways. This year, the team’s goal is to raise $15,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Center in Toronto, and the proceeds from our evening at Rhapsody will also be going towards this cause. Headlined by musician Alex Price + Pocket City and organized by Ashton Adams and associates, this evening will be one of excellent music, great food, exquisitely crafted drinks, remembrance, and support. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the night will begin promptly at 8:00 p.m. Don’t miss your opportunity to contribute to this fantastic cause, have a splendid night out with friends, and help us all conquer cancer. Friday, 27 May from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM
Rhapsody Barrel Bar – 179 King Street West, Kitchener,
This week on Interzone a three-hour tribute to one-of-a-kind musician Nash the Slash who passed away two years ago on May 10 2014.
In this podcast there are snippets of chats that he did for the various shows we worked on together from Thrash, and Nosferatu to Two Artists – with his good pal Toronto surrealist artist Robert Vanderhorst. I have countless golden and silver ink autographed CDs and other presents that he gave me over the years. We had a lot of laughs working on those shows.
It took me two years to do this because I guess it was hard to hear Nash’s voice once more along with so much of his music from covers like The Who’s Baba O’Riley and The Animals’ It’s My Life and Iron Butterfly’s In a Gadda Da Vida to timeless originals like Vincent’s Crows, Swingshift and his masterful rendition of Wolf from Peter and The Wolf.
He did many chats over the years at CKMS and was always a champion for campus/community radio.
I went to Nash’s memorial which was held in one of his fave places Stratenger’s where he loved to eat the curry and play his famous Halloween Show .
There I spoke with Cam Hawkins and Mike Waite from FM, plus many of his friends and finally Nash’s brother Tom Plewman. I miss my bandaged pal, like so many do. I hope that he has been reunited with beloved doggles Roxy and Digger, and found many a musical friend to rant with. Never fear Nash. I always Listen in Safety. Hugs Squeekee
interzone-2016-05-11-Nash-The-Slash.mp3, 174.8 MB, 3h02m04s
A Wide-ranging Fun Fone Chat with Toronto- based singer/songwriter/ aural visionary Selina Martin from her early Send In the Cows Daze to her latest album “Caruso’s Brain”.. what do Selina and Caruso know that we don’t?
Tune in and find out.
On today’s playlist – Selections from Selina’s latest album including ; My Heart Ticks On, Hawaii, Your Secrets Sleep With Me, Bike, Living in a Window, Lay Down Your Arms. Wish List, plus just for fun Five Hole – Tales of Hockey Erotica, (Nate Mills ( RWTK) cult classic gem) The Orillia Song, and some Run with the Kittens songs (because Nate Mills and Run with the Kittens are also performing with Selina in concert tonight at The KW Boathouse).
Listen this Wednesday from 4 to 7 pm as Interzone presents a three- hour feature with more great music inspired from this chat. Squeekee.
Thank God The Heart is a Very Resilient Little Muscle……
Interzone is on www.soundfm.ca every Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 7pm. And it is brought to you by Far Out Flicks, Encore Records, Lookin’ for Heroes, Starlight, The KW Boathouse, Cafe Pyrus, The Blue Moon Restaurant and The Guitar Corner with all the latest January info!
Today – David Bowie Part 2 – From M to Z Blackstar and Beyond… Squooches to all the Bowie fans from Squeekee Subversive.
Hello Everyone.
Wecome to “Interzone” with your host Squeekee Subversive – same bat channel, same sponsors with music and interviews.
In lieu of this past very sad week, I decided to do a career retrospect of David Bowie from A to Z as I have most of his musical catalogue.
I begin with A to L, and I will leave Blackstar and Lazarus til the end. Just like he did. This is my way of saying goodbye to an artist who is as dear to me as John Lennon. I hope they are hanging out together now as Blackstars.
Goodbye David Robert Jones Jan 8 1947 – Jan 10 2016.
I am sorry this is a wee bit late this year. I am behind my time. I was Making Rather Merry these past few days. This podcast is for all of my family here in Canada and also my cousins Mary and Jane and their families in England. And for all of my amazing friends!!!
Here are songs and sounds of the season from sing-along faves to Xmas movie bytes galore. I wish all of you a Bombilating 2016!
Slainte! – Coral FM
Here is my 2015 Christmas Show with Songs, and Sounds, of the Season ….. and my very special guests Bev Finnegan, of The Blue Moon Resturant, Rai Madge, of the KW Boathouse, Glimmer Twin/Partner in Creative Crime, Joyce Domingo, plus Musicians Extraordinare – Lynn Jackson, Jesse Webber, Cory Williams and Mike McDonald. Plus Mr. Hankey!
Lynn talks about Busted Flat Boxing Day Party at The Boathouse tonight! and her upcoming Western Tour.
Bev and Rai talk about New Year’s Eve at The Blue Moon with The Beggar’s Banquet !!! and more events for 2016, Rai chats about The KW Boathouse, NYE’s bash with Third Coast Kings, and Jesse chats about the latest news with Pink Floyd Songbook Band – Crazy Diamonds, plus Mike McDonald’s Monster Jam every second Sunday at the KW Boathouse , and much more.
Just Like Ye Olde Radio Days, we had One Mike and everyone gathered all around it. There were toasts to those we lost from Jesse’s **Uncle Mark Webber, to our pal musician Steve Toms.**
Special thanks to all my sponsors this year – Far Out Flicks, Lookin’ For Heroes, Cafe Pyrus, Encore Records, Starlight, The Guitar Corner. The Blue Moon Restaurant, and The KW Baothouse!
Thanks to the quick wits of these Magnificent Seven general silliness often ensured because … having fun with your closest friends is what Christmas is all about!
Krimble Merry and Cheers!
Coral FM!
Music includes Christmas faves from Alice Cooper, Iron Maiden, Billy Idol., The Pogues, David Bowie and Bing Crosby, Danny Elfman, The Nutcracker Suite, and ELO.
This is probably one of the most important podcasts I have ever done.
November is Woman Abuse Awareness Month and on Monday Nov 30, playwrights Dwight Storring and Gary Kirkham in conjunction with Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region present “One Act – Rage Against Violence” in a theatrical performance featuring local leaders and artists.
Here is my conversation with Dwight and Gary and their process behind putting this collection of real life stories of abuse together for what will be a very powerful night.
To the women that have survived abuse, I salute your courage. To the men who support them and realize how serious this issue is, thank you. This will be a life-changing night. For someone in the audience who may have been silenced because of abuse, after seeing this performance, may it give you the bravery to finally speak out. – Coral
One Act, Rage Against Violence takes to the stage at Dunfield Theatre Cambridge on Monday, Nov. 30 at 6:15 p.m. Tickets cost $35. Call 1-855-372-9866 to buy tickets or purchase tickets online at Dunfield Theatre. For those who would to volunteer or help or donate to WCSWR please visit http://www.wcswr.org/
Listen to my podcast with playwrights Dwight Storring and Gary Kirkham on Coral FM
Rosedale is playing Maxwell’s Concerts and Events Sun Nov 8.
Have Hope Presents: Indie Night w/ Pin Up, ROSEDALE, Time&Distance, Hell, Goldfinch, and Josh Gaulton.
Here is my Movie and Music and Mix of all Things Halloween dedicated to my pals Zoe and Mo… and Paddy and Sam – Love and Screams – – Magenta
Halloween Music and Movie Mix – Part 1, 2 and 3
What fun was had by all. Tune in and find out what happens when one Jeese is late and three Jesses take over.Here is the Coral FM Halloween Aural Salon with very special guest musicians Cory Williams, with Mike McDonald, of The Beggar’s Banquet joined by Jack Pender and Jesse Webber of The Crazy Diamonds!
Check out The Crazy Diamonds at Elements Friday Oct 30 and The Beggar’s Banquet Sat Oct 31 at The Blue Moon! BOO!
Arts Writer Robert Reid recently retired from The Waterloo Region Record. He has transcended into Blogger Extraordinaire writing about all of his “creative passions and everything in between” be it the latest fly fishing antics through Armchair Fly Angler, Books and Literature, Visual Arts, Celtic Spirituality, Music (from preferred Blues, Roots, Folk) and of course, Theatre.
From Rob’s sumptuous take on a fine Single Malt to his insightful, informative theatre reviews, “Reid Between The Lines” – http://www.reidbetweenthelines.ca/ is a joyous read.
It was my great pleasure to invite Rob back as my co-host. During the program we discussed the 2015 Stratford Festival including season opener, “Hamlet” plus other Shakespearean plays “Taming of the Shrew,” “Pericles,” and “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” Musicals; “Sound of Music,” and “Carousel,” plus other Festival productions including “The Alchemist,” and “The Physicists.” We also discussed Rob’s latest fly fishing triumph, and played some of his fave folk artists including David Wiffen, Guy Clark, Jesse Winchester, John Gorka, and Willie B. Bennett.
Here is my chat with Robert Reid from The Coral FM All Theatre Extravaganza. Tune in soon for Part 2 in which Rob speaks about the 2015 Blyth Festival Season.
Sit back, grab your fave libation, and listen to us Wax Theatre in Abundance! Thanks again Rob – Slàinte!
“This show is remarkable and it really is what kicks off the Bluesfest. Families are there. People who getting started at the Festival are there. And it is a packed house. What a great experience it is to witness this.” – Claude Cloutier, Artistic Director,TD Kitchener Blues Festvial.
The Grand River Blues Society has adopted a mandate to educate young people about the blues. Since 2008 they have run this annual Grand River Blues Camp, a day-camp experience for young musicians from 12-18 years of age. For many years now, Blues Campers have benefited from instruction by and performance experience with local, working blues musicians. This is a unique learning experience for young musicians and a mentoring opportunity (providing additional revenue) for local blues musicians.
The Eighth Annual Grand River Blues Camp is planned for the summer of 2015, from August 4 to August 7; the week leading up to the Kitchener Blues Festival. The 2015 Camp will be held at Courtland Public School, Kitchener, ON.
Young musicians who play guitar, drums, bass, vocals, keyboards, horns or harmonica will find this a wonderful opportunity to learn about blues and meet other young musicians. Grand River Blues Camp will be of particular interest to young musicians who want to perform. During this exciting week campers will learn learn licks, a full set of blues tunes, how to jam and perform on stage.
The most exciting feature of Grand River Blues Camp is the Grand River Blues Camp Showcase. This will be a culminating performance by our Blues Campers on Friday afternoon, August 7, between 2:15 pm and 4:15 pm on BIA stage (downtown Kitchener at King and Benton Streets) at the 2015 Kitchener Blues Festival – an amazing opportunity to participate in the Festival and to perform for friends and family.
There is nothing I like doing more than writing about promising new musicians. It was KBF Mel Brown Award Recipient Cheryl Lescom who first spoke to me about this amazing concept several years ago. I remember seeing the Blues Camp show last year at the BIA stage with a capacity audience – one of my fave parts of this three day event.
It was my great pleasure to have both the students and several of the instructors from The Grand River Blues Camp (now in its eighth year) as my very special guests. Students Alexis Boudreau, Joshua David, and Braydon Kains performed several songs live in the Sound FM studios.
They were joined by Grand River Blues Camp instructors (all locally based working professional blues musicians) Cheryl Lescom, Mike McDonald, Alana Leonard, (2015 head instructor) Don Featherstone, plus Grand River Blues Camp co-director Dennis Cuomo.
Other teachers of the Blues Camp include John Lee, Chris Latta, Colin White, (former student) Matt Weidinger (former student), John McKinley, David Rodenburg, and Andy Gingerich, plus organizer Janet McKerron Wendell and Blues Camp co-director George White.
The Grand River Blues Camp show is Friday Aug 7 between 2:10 and 4:10 pm at The BIA Stage at King and Benton streets.
Blues Camp Podcast music – “Next to You” – waterstreet blues band – Got Mojo 2 – Grand River Blues; Conor Gains Band – “Lazy Boy” from Got Mojo 2 – Grand River Blues; Braydon Kains; “Pride and Joy” (Stevie Ray Vaughan cover); Joshua David; “I’ve Got Dreams to Remember (Otis Redding cover); Alexis Boudreau – “Little by Little” (B.B. King cover); Colin White – (former Blues Camp student) “Vacation to Nowhere” from Got Mojo 2 – Grand River Blues; Johanna Pavia (former Blues Camp student) and SoulDrive “Work It On Out” – from SoulDrive; Cheryl Lescom “Soul Shakin’ Romance” from 1953; Braydon Kains (Eagles Cover) “Witchy Woman” Joshua David; (original song) – “Am I Being Naive”; Alexis Boudreau, Braydon Kains, Joshua David – “The Letter” (Joe Cocker cover); Matt Weidinger – “Stick It Out for More” from Got Mojo 2 – Grand River Blues.
For more info go to www.kitchenerbluesfestival.com
For more on “Under a Blue Moon” go to www.thebluemoon.ca
**To the Grand River Blues Camp students … Go get Em! To all the Blues Camp teachers – Bravissimo! Thanks for encouraging and enlightening these artists and bringing them one step closer to their dream of playing the stages of tomorrow. – Coral FM.**
Here is my Grand River Blues Camp podcast.