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.
Regime Radio interview with Strummerfest organizer: Michael Clifton. Kicking off the hour with The Clash! Shownotes below images! Thank You William Martin-NEW UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY for the photo and the connect!
2026-08-28 15:00:00
Intro Regime Radio 28 August for Strummerfest interview
Yenny
Regime Radio
32.2
2026-08-28 15:00:32
LONDON CALLING
THE CLASH
LONDON CALLING
3:19.6
ROCK/NEW WAVE/PUNK/REGGAE
2026-08-28 15:03:51
LET’S GO CRAZY
THE CLASH
SANDINISTA!
4:24.1
ROCK AND ROLL PUNK NEW WAVE REGGAE
2026-08-28 15:08:15
Michael Clifton: Strummerfest
Yenny
Regime Radio
32:19.3
2026-08-28 15:40:35
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO
THE CLASH
CLASH ON BROADWAY CD 3
3:10.0
PUNK ROCK/NEW WAVE/ROCK
2026-08-28 15:43:45
Hooligans! (radio edit)
Back Breaker
2:07.6
punk, cancon, kwcon, oi, antifa
2026-08-28 15:45:52
CID
Michael Clifton
3:40.6
indie rock
2026-08-28 15:49:33
MY BRAIN IS HANGING UPSIDE DOWN (BONZO GOES TO BITBURG)
The first hour of Regime Radio for 25th of June featured Spirit Nation Singers with Drum Circle at the Indigenous Market held on the 20th of June during the National Indigenous People’s Day weekend- together with the Earth Warrior Woman Singers – Aki Ogichidaa Kwewak N’Gamowak. Radio Waterloo had a great vantage point right adjacent to the stage – If you want to see pictures and video from the event, it is posted on Instagram for RadioWaterloo, as well as my IG which is @yennyintheworld.
The Indigenous Market was organized by William Martin, who is looking forward to the 2nd Annual Indigenous Market 2027, and has invited Radio Waterloo to be the Official radio station for -27! The Indigenous Market had vendors from around Ontario, as well as the Waterloo Region Indigenous Community Police cruiser. The event was supported by City of Waterloo, The Uptown Waterloo BIA, as well as Ward 7 City Councillor, Julie Wright.
In the second hour, Kaitlyn Mitchell, Advocacy Director with Animal Justice, regarding animal cruelty in Canada. One topic is the Live Export of horses that takes places, transporting horses overseas to be fattened up and slaughtered for delicacy purposes.
We shared an interview with Salema Dubcult and played her songs, Everyone and My Prayer. Then FOAO by Dox Tha Doctrine feat. Madame J, JCB & Jehry Robinson.
