Monthly Archives: March 2011

MMA March 14, 2011

Playlist

Theme song : Ulrich Schnauss– A Strangely Isolated Place – “Monday Paracetamol

Underworld – 1992-2002 – “Dirty”

The Notwist – Neon Golden – “Consequence”

Broadcast – Ha ha Sound – “Before We Begin”

Radio Y: Yul Collective‘s Neil Griffith‘s on location in Griffintown with local graffiti artists, Urban Nightmares

as well as, Liz Pieries and Tony Vaughan‘s ( t+l ) interview with Sided Stories -community weaving event coordinator’s Kelly Thompson, Kathleen Vaughan and Lisa VinebaumThe Griffintown:Developing Culture 2011 event also included the participation of Concordia University Fine Arts students:

“The former stables of the New City Gas Co building, off Ann and Wellington Street becomes a site for a large scale, participatory, 3D fibre “drawing” comprised of individual stories related to space and place. Members of the public are invited to contribute their own stories to this generative narrative about place. Bring a small object, a photograph, a drawing, a postcard, yarn, fabric, and/or text to add to a large string ‘map’ of Montreal, and map your story of place onto Montreal local ‘space’. There will also be materials available on-site for viewers to weave into the structure. Individual actions and performances will contribute to the social fabric of shared public space, with visitors invited to take away a souvenir.”

For those of you interested in fibres, materials, fashion and simply creation, check out :

Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow
Concordia Fine Arts Undergraduate Student Exhibition
March 12 to 26, Vernissage: March 12 at 2 p.m.
Hours: Wed. to Sat. from 12 to 5 p.m.
Diagonale: Centre des arts et des fibres du Québec, 5455 de Gaspé St., Suite 203

This week more new music on Sabrina’s Secret Stash on Hercules and Love Affair‘s sophomore album, Blue Songs released in January on Moshi Moshi Records.  We at the MMA really dig Brooklyn based, Hercules and Love Affair’s music and vibe, and play them regularly.  They write vibrant, celebratory, dance-worthy songs.  Their brilliant self-titled debut,  Hercules and Love Affair (2008) on DFA Records was a fine mix of old skool dance and 1970’s disco.  DJ/producer Andy Butler recruited his friends, Anthony Hegarty (Anthony and the Johnsons) and Nomi Ruiz (Jessica 6) and DJ Kim Ann Foxman to lend their vocal talents.  This time around, Blue Songs features a brand new line-up which features guest appearances from Bloc Party’s Kele Okereke on the song “Step Up,”  and vocal contributions from Kim Ann Foxman, Aerea Negrot and Shaun Wright.  This time around, Blue Songs is more of a house album, circa 1987, embracing the Chicago house sound, and of course, the sound of Hercules and Love Affair‘s home town, New York City.  I highly recommend both albums by Hercules and Love Affair, you will sing and dance, and have a fabulous day no doubt!  Let’s get this PARTY STARTED!!!

Painted Eyes,” “Step Up featuring Kele Okereke,” ” I Can’t Wait,” and the powerhouse, “My House

One of the best music videos we’ve seen in a long time, complete with commercials made by the band.  Get ready for this old skool style dance show party!!

Hercules and Love Affair are something to see live, Nomi Ruiz on lead vocals:

Sublime vocals by Anthony Hegarty, on “Blind” from the debut album:

 

Democracy Now Headlines


Zoreen’s interview with Captain and Chaplain Charles Deogratias with the Department of National Defence, who shared with us his very touching and inspiring life story.  Born and raised in a refugee camp in Tanzania, and son of Rwandan parents who fled their home country, Deogratias overcame the sombre destiny of many around him, found hope and ultimately rose above and beyond.  He came to Canada, where he still resides today.  He is currently stationed in Saint-Jean Garrison in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.  “Everybody who doesn’t know the absence of freedom, doesn’t know how it feels to be free,” he has said in an interview with The Standard dated from three years ago.  For three years now, Captain Deogratias has been speaking at various alternative high schools in Montreal during Black History Month in February.  Captain Deogratias’s story is a reminder that we should not take for granted what we have, and to live life to the fullest.   charles.deogratias@forces.gc.ca

 

Sigur Rós – Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust – Með suð í eyrum


Nicolas’ Bike Report


Life Stories Montreal : Caroline Kunzle‘s interview with Chilean-Montrealer singer/songwriter AliSepu.   Interview excerpts from his life story interview, in which he discusses a return to his roots and the discovery that he doesn’t completely fit in. Interspersed is original music from local artists of different backgrounds (Haiti, Chile, Argentina, Algeria and France), sketches for the songs for his next album.

Desert Drop with Meryem Saci,” “Un Amor with Sayen and Butta Beats,” “Sin Ti” produced by Lou Piensa, and “Todo Para Mi with Vox Sambon

Lendemain de la veille – 17 mars

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7 :07 – Chronique d’Audrey, notre correspondante au Chili

7 :18 – Chronique cinéma par Justine et Marie :

– Introduction au cinéma direct, en lien avec le cycle La Nouvelle Vague et le cinéma direct québécois à la Cinémathèque
– Présentation du réalisateur Gilles Groulx

7 :30 – Suggestions de bandes dessinées par Ramon Vitesse

7 :45 – Chronique culturelle de Marie-Andrée :

Jazz en rafales : Lumière sur les femmes du jazz à l’Astral
– Série musicale Femmes du monde au Segal par la Communauté sépharade unifiée du Québec
La mémoire des vivants au Segal
La Maison… des souffrants des Productions et Jules à mes côtés…
La Bantou, conte et humour au Balattou
– Contes de femmes au Café Lézard par les Productions Cormoran
Ne blâmez jamais les bédouins avec le groupe Momentum
En quête d’une ville, projet de l’ADESAM (Association des écoles supérieures d’art de Montréal).
– Événements au FIFA
– Retour sur Programme double du Théâtre La45 et sur Hamlet au TNM

8 :01 – Manchettes des nouvelles de Democracy Now

8 :12 – Chronique vélo par Cam

8 :25 – Chronique musicale de Marc :

– Le site KickStarter
– 1 fait saviez-vous? sur Montréal
– Présentation d’un instrument peu connu : Le stylophone

8 :36 – Marie-Ève invite l’auteur/compositeur/interprète Mathieu Thioly en studio pour une performance en direct.

Musique

Monograde – Ce soir de l’album Tantale

Atach Tatuq : Plastik doré de l’album Deluxxx

Pellep pellep pellep : Je voulais être si cool pour les filles de l’album Juicy Party & Drinks Fruités

Sonia Gagnon

Carole Therrien

Nul si découvert : Gary Cooper de l’album Yé où le hip-hop

Pour nous contacter

Questions, commentaires, ou suggestions? laveille@ckut.ca ou 514-448-4041 poste 2593

Pour contribuer à l’émission, contactez-nous!  Nous sommes toujours à la recherche de collaborateurs et collaboratrices.

TUESDAY ~ March 15th 2011

Today’s show:

  • the morning breath
  • the literary report
  • previews of the Edgy Women Festival
  • homelessness issues with the Change for Change organization
  • an interview with Jasbir Puar the author of the book “Terrorist Assemblages: homonationalism in queer times” by Doug Smith
  • vigil on Parliament Hill  for missing aboriginal women

Listen to hour ONE

Edgy Women Festival - Annie Sprinkle

Listen to hour TWO

The Edgy Women Festival is hitting Montreal, starting this Thursday (March 17th) and running through to April 3rd. It is a sex positive feminist performing arts festival featuring cutting edge performances based around female sexuality, workshops, free shows etc… The majority of the events are taking place at Sala Rossa, La Centrale and Studio 303 in the Belgo Building. For the schedule and more information about the festival visit the website at www.edgywomen.ca. Today on the show we played two segments from an interview done by Jess Grossman of CKUT’s Audio Smut Collective with Annie Sprinkle and Elizabeth Stephens. Both are taking part in an evening of performance art at Sala Rossa this Saturday March 19th as well as giving love and sex advice at La Centrale this Monday March 21st at La Centrale.

Change for Change is an international organization started by students to raise awareness and aid for homelessness issues. The McGill Chapter is the first in Canada and is holding several events in the coming weeks and looking for new participants. Today we spoke with Talia Smith, a representative from the McGill Chapter. Visit their website at www.cfcmcgill.ca or email Change for Change at cfcmcgill@gmail.com to get involved and find out about their initiatives and events.

Jasbir Puar is the author of the book “Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times” and today on the show we featured an interview with the author by Doug Smith. For more information about this book, visit the publisher’s website at http://www.dukeupress.edu/Catalog/ViewProduct.php?productid=14425 .

The McGill Human Rights Interest Group has organized a vigil on Parliament Hill called The Shoe Statement for this Friday March 18th at 2 pm. The group is collecting 500 shoes which they will bring to 13 Dys to Honour Aboriginal WomenParliament Hill to symbolize the over 500 aboriginal women who have gone missing. Speakers at the vigil will include Bridget Tolley, a proud Algonquin woman and grandmother from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg located in Quebec, Kristen Gilchrist, a PhD candidate and researcher at Carleton University in Ontario whose dissertation explores the growing movement on behalf of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and Lindsay Mossman, the Amnesty International coordinator for the programme of work on Women’s Human Rights. This morning we spoke with Tiffany Boisvert, the General Coordinator of the McGill Human Rights Interest Group. If you would like to donate shoes you can visit one of the following locations: SSMU building, Education building (lobby), Biology building lobby (far door from the terrace), Dentistry building (by the M1 classroom), Architecture building (lobby), Law building (by the SAO and in the basement), Leacock building (Arts AUS lounge in the basement). Drop points will also be set up in the following residences in the next few days: Carrefour Sherbrooke, Molson Hall, Douglas Hall, McConnell Hall, Gardner. Visit the facebook page http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=182431998466835#!/event.php?eid=182431998466835 or the McGill Human Rights Interest Group’s web page http://www.lsa-aed.ca/documents/clubs/hrwg.pdf for more details.

If you would like to attend the vigil the group has organized a bus that will leave from the McGill Law building at 9:30 am on Friday which is free and open to anyone who would like to attend. To add your name to the list email tiffany.boisvert@mail.mcgill.ca

COMMUNITY LISTINGS:

Indigenous Resistance to Colonialism in Canada and Palestine
Tuesday, March 15 · 7:00pm – 9:00pm
H-110 Auditorium
1455 de Maisonneuve West
Montreal, QC
Closing Panel of Israeli Apartheid Week:
“Decolonization Begins at Home – Indigenous Resistance to Colonialism
in Canada and Palestine”
Speakers:
* Clifton Nicholas – Mohawk activist from Kanehsatake involved in
current anti-mining struggles
* Audrey Redman – Journalist, writer, and residential school survivor
* Ben Powless – Indigenous Environmental Network campaigner against
the Alberta Tar Sands

Much as indigenous Palestinians have been resisting displacement from
their lands since 1948 and even before, the original peoples of Turtle
Island (“North America”) have been struggling against colonization
since 1492. This panel discussion will bring together Native activists
from different parts of the country to talk about their own
communities’ struggles against colonialism and erasure. Links will be
drawn between the current situation in Palestine and indigenous
communities in Canada. Speakers will address various topics such as
the impacts of the Alberta tar sands on native communities,
residential schools, and anti-mining struggles on the Kanehsatake
Mohawk territory.
ADVENTURES OF THE LOVE ART LAB
Andreane Leclerc (MTL)
Annie Sprinkle (SF)
Elizabeth Stephens (SF)
Contortion + Annie Sprinkle, porn star/performance artist & Elizabeth
Stephens, founder of SexEcology.
March 19th at 8:30 pm
@ Sala Rossa
more events at www.edgywomen.com

SOCIAL JUSTICE DAYS
this week
COMMUNITY FAIR: Activities Night for Activists (and aspiring activists!)
Tuesday, March 15th, 1pm
Shatner Ballroom, 3480 McTavish (Metro Peel), 3rd Floor
Introduction To Tenants Rights: A Workshop
Wednesday, March 16th, 1pm
Lev Bukhman Room, Shatner Building, 2nd Floor, 3480 McTavish (Metro Peel)
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: “Tar Sands: Life and Death Downstream” with George Poitras
Thursday, March 17th, 6:30pm
Centre St. Pierre, 1212 rue Panet (Metro Beaudry) Salle
Laure-Gaudreault (Rm. 200)
An unfiltered look at the world’s largest industrial project, its
impacts on ecology and Indigenous rights, from Fort Chipewyan to
Montreal.

MUSIC on today’s show:

Five Alarm Funk – The Night time is the right time  – March 15 at the Belmont 4483 St-Laurent

Beaver Sheppard – Fat in the Head – http://www.myspace.com/beaverlakehome The IDLERS & Beaver Sheppard will be at  Il Motore (173 Jean Talon West) on Sunday, March 27 at 9:00pm

Giant Hand – Books http://www.myspace.com/322726752/music/songs/Books-79155079 album release show this Thursday w/Michael Duguay – March 17 @ Le Cagibi

Bad Uncle – Black River – http://www.myspace.com/saybaduncle Bad Uncle, Scott Dundar will be at L’Escogriffe Wednesday March 16th at 9 pm

Hooded Fang – Highway Steam – Hooded Fang will be playing at Divan Orange this Saturday March 19th with Cherry Chapstick and the F in Fresh (featuring one of our guests from last week… Charlotte Cornfield!) http://www.myspace.com/hoodedfang

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Friday’s Show Notes – Mar. 11, 2011

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Show Credits

Hosts: Amie Watson, Craig Sauve, Joshua Hind
Special Contributors: Tom o
Technical Production: Joshua Hind

Music from the show (in the order it was played)

Amie’s Food Report

  • In-studio interview with Dihua Wei, an organizer of Vegetopia, a go-vegetarian one-month challenge that also includes cooking workshops, conferences, and a benefit dinner on April 10th.
  • Proceeds of the dinner at Katakombes (1635 St-Laurent at 6:30pm, catered by Gigi of Harvard Café in NDG) go to support l’oeuvre léger, the YMCA of Quebec and Meatless Mondays.
The Rules of Cricket EXPLAINED
Municipal Headlines with Craig and Ken

 

In Studio Interview – Scott Faulconbridge
  • SCOTTY’S REAL DVD RELEASE AND ON CBC TV TOO
  • Montreal native Scott Faulconbridge celebrates the real release of  his DVD “Nice Shoes” with a free half hour of stand up and improv,  the story of how the first release was botched by the forces of evil and an opportunity to view the first time airing of Scott’s Winnipeg Comedy Festival appearance on CBC TV. DVD’s will be on sale afterwards.
  • Nominated for a 2009 Canadian Comedy Award as Best Male Stand-Up. He’s worked with Chris Rock, Howie Mandel and Bill Maher.
Your Weekly Action Items
Community Listings
  • Saturday, March 12, 7:30pm at the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall. USTAD AMJAD ALI KHAN, a living legend, recipient of India’s coveted Padma Vibhushan and winner of a UNESCO award will perform. Part of the Year of India in Canada Celebrations, 2011. The sarod concert will be the first of several events in Montreal.

MMA March 7, 2011

Playlist :

Hercules & Love Affair Hercules & Love Affair – “Blind”

Nive Nielsen & the Deer ChildrenNive Sings – “Autoharps,” and “Dear Leopold”

Zeke’s Alternative Art Rant # 138 : Chris ‘Zeke’ Hand in discussion with Liz about another process in art collecting, the studio visit.

Sabrina’s Secret Stash : Cut Copy‘s new lp, Zonoscope released on Modular Recordings, February 8th.  After their strong debut Bright Like Neon Love (2004) and sophomore, In Ghost Colours (2008), Cut Copy are still going strong with their third, Zonoscope, maturing sonically and in songwriting whilst exploring the landscape of electro-synth-pop with their special hint of late 70s/80s AM radio songwriting stylings.  That’s what I call fun for a Sunday afternoon and a Saturday night dance club!

Corner of the Sky,” “Take Me Over” (Can you say Men At Work meets Fleetwood Mac? 🙂 ), “Sun God,” and the ever nostalgic, makes-my-heart-sigh-and-go-boom-track, “Hanging On to Every Heartbeat

Democracy Now Headlines

Asieh Harati‘s coverage and of the 2nd edition of the AmérAsia Film Festival in Montréal, March 3rd to 13th.  Interview with director/founder of AmérAsia Festival, Mi-Jeong Lee.

Zoreen’s Cricket Report

Margo’s Weather Report

Nicolas’ Bike Report

Amon Tobin & Sarah Pagé Foley Room – “Horsefish”

Untitled live piece by Stefan Christoff and cellist Rebecca Foon from the first Howl concert.

Stefan Christoff dropped by to talk about the second installment of the Howl concert series : Howl! II taking place :

Thursday, March 24th, 2011
doors 20h
$5 advance | $7 door
La Sala Rossa
4848 St. Laurent
Montreal, Quebec

Featuring performances by :

saxophonist Jason Sharp
harp duet Sarah Pagé / Robin Best
quartet lead-by Nick Kuepfer

“Join us for evening of beautiful music @ Sala Rossa featuring solo performances by the amazing bass saxophone player Jason Sharp, a quartet lead-by guitarist Nick Kuepfer and a special harp duet by Sarah Pagé/Robin Best. Howl! concert series aims to highlight Montreal-based artists rooted in Montreal’s fiercely creative independent arts community.”

Howl! is presented in collaboration with:

CKUT Radio
Art Threat
Indyish
Wired on Words and Music
Four Minutes to Midnight :: 23:56
Suoni per il Popolo festival
Pop Montréal

For more information : 514 982 6606 x. 2244



Lendemain de la veille – 10 mars

7:10 – “Les esclaves des esclaves se lèvent” – entrevue par Maude avec Marie Boti du Comité 8 mars des femmes de diverses origines.   (Rediffusion de l’émission En bas à gauche de Radio Centre-ville)  Pour plus d’information: Femmes de diverses origines / Women Of Diverse Origins

7:25 – Entrevue par Blandine avec Nico du réseau Abya Yala qui organise des conférences-débats sur la souveraineté populaire sur les ressources naturelles et le territoire.  (Rediffusion de l’émission En bas à gauche de Radio Centre-ville)

7 : 34 – Première chronique cinéma par Justine, Marie, et Nina : Discussion sur En terrains connus, film d’ouverture des Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois

7 : 47Laurence présente les Social Justice Days organisées par QPIRG McGill

8:01 – Manchettes de Democracy Now

8:15 – Chronique vélo avec Cam

Pour voir l’extrait vidéo de la Masse critique au Brésil mentionnée par Cam:

8 :35 – Chronique culturelle de Marie-Andrée :

Festival Voix d’Amérique
– Les temps qui courent de Nathalie Derome et la compagnie des mots d’la dynamite
Toxique au Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui
Le 20 novembre au Théâtre La Chapelle par Sibyllines
Le Consul au Monument National
– Hamlet au TNM
Salomé à l’Opéra de Montréal
Médée au Théâtre Denise-Pelletier
– Programme double: théâtre viril et sportif par le Théâtre LA45 au Théâtre Denise-Pelletier
Les Grondements souterrains par In Extremis
Pharmakon par les Productions des pieds et des mains et Corps-atypik au Gesù
Edgy Women du 19 mars au 2 avril
– Soirée de contes avec Nicole Filiatrault au bistro Tributerre
Cabane à sucre en ville

8 :55 – Calendrier militant avec Florence

Musique

7:05 – Le nombre: Le son des haut-parleurs de l’album Vile et fantastique

7:22 – On a créé un monstre: Brûle de l’album L’iceberg

7:31 – Miles Davis: Jeru de l’album Birth of the Cool

7:45 – Sagapool: OpSaga de l’album Épisode trois

7:58 – Embrujo: Canto sin nombre de l’album Embrujo

8:11 – Arseniq 33: Autobus colère de l’album Y’a des limites à faire dur

8:28 – Esker Mica: Coutellerie

8:33 – Geneviève Letarte: Le bout du monde de l’album Chansons d’un jour

8:51 – Peppe Voltarelli: Abbandonarsi de l’album Ultima Notte A Malá Strana

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Pour nous contacter

Questions, commentaires, ou suggestions? laveille@ckut.ca ou 514-448-4041 poste 2593

Pour contribuer à l’émission, contactez-nous!  Nous sommes toujours à la recherche de collaborateurs et collaboratrices.

CKUT Training Days

 

when? Saturday March 12 & Sunday March 13

where? 3647 university…CKUT Radio Station

*Open to ALL CKUT M

EMBERS & MCGILL STUDENTS

*No need to sign up. (EXCEPT TRANSMITTER WORKSHOP)

*Food provided. Knowledge guaranteed.

 

Saturday, March 12

<Noon-12:50pm> Fancy Tricks – Audition Editing Software! (Ray Corkum)

<1:00-1:50pm> Social Media, Blogging, Twitter, The Future…. getting your radio out there ( Erin W + Mark Brooks)

<2:00-2:50pm> Cassette Tape Manipulations (Nicholas Esterer)

<3pm-3:50pm> Beat match DJ Workshop with Vinyl and Serato (Julie D)

<4:00-4:50pm> Fund Your Radio! (Erin/Ray/CJ)

<5:00-6:00pm> Oral History & Radio (Caroline Kunzle)

 

Sunday, March 13

<Noon-12:50pm> Let’s Talk! Media & Social Work (Portia & Stephane)

<1:00-1:50pm> The Radio Voice (Kathy Kennedy)

<2:00pm-3:20pm> Build Your Own Hydrophone (Andrea-Jane + Dominique) (costs $10)

<3:30pm-6:00pm> Build Your Own Transmitter (FULL) (Emilie M) (costs $20)

 

—Descriptions—

SATURDAY, MARCH 12

*Fancy Tricks – Audition Editing Software! (Ray Corkum)

-creating a loop (you can use the loops on the cd in pcr),

-automating effects in multi track (verbs, panning, filters)

-using eq in multi track

-how to overdub in the vox both

*Cassette Tape Manipulations (Nicholas Esterer)

You can make your own looping accompaniment with just a cassette and household items! Come to this workshop to learn how to sound like Public Enemy, wrap the tape up inside of the cassette in different ways to get a variety of lengths, properly size your loops for groovy playback and how to alter your cassette deck to change speed and do overdubs. Bring a blank cassette that’s held together with screws.

*Beat match DJ Workshop with Vinyl and Serato (Julie Delorme)

Let world famous dj julie d show you the basics of making your songs sing and flow endlessly and seamlessly into one another. She’ll hook up her own serato and teach beat matching. Guaranteed fun.

*Social Media, Blogging, Twitter, The Future…. getting your radio out there ( Erin W & Mark Brooks)

If a tree falls in a forest, and nobod

y hears it, does it make a sound? If an amazing hour of radio transpires on CKUT, but it isn’t talked about online, will anyone tune in?

Your radio show is awesome, but are you doing your part to make sure people know about it? There are many sure-fire ways of getting your listenership up. Hear from people who are making it happen, and can show you how!

*Oral History & Radio (Caroline Kunzle)

Radio is an oral medium so oral history and radio should be a natural relationship. But what does putting oral history on the radio sound like? And what about the parts you don’t hear on the air ? What about the oral history of radio itself? What traces remain of CKUT’s history and how much of it is oral? What’s oral and what’s not, what’s history and what’s not and why?

Caroline Kunzle produces Radio Works! a radio segment airing on the Monday Morning After which highlights stories, questions and conversation coming out of Life Stories Montreal, an oral history project collecting the life stories of Montrealers displaced by war, genocide and other human rights violations (see http://www.lifestoriesmontreal.ca).

 

SUNDAY MARCH 13

*Media & Social Work –

facilitated discussion (Portia & Stephane)

Explore an oft unexplored topic – how can social work partner with media to make meaningful, people powered radio ++?

*The Radio Voice (Kathy Kennedy)

Learn to use your voice more effectively and to transmit information of public speaking and vocal pedagogy. more clearly. This crash course in vocal technique covers the basics

*Build Your Own Hydrophone (Andrea-Jane + Dominique Ferraton) (costs $10)

Microphones, underwater, impossible? No. Come build your own!

 

*Build Your Own Transmitter (ALREADY FULL!) (Emilie M)

Build your own 1 watt transmitter. Kits cost $20 and you can keep it forever. There are limited spots: send an email to news@ckut.ca asap if you want to reserve a spot and a kit.

 

OPPORTUNITY TO VOLUNTEER AT CKUT RADIO!

GENERAL ORIENTATIONS EVERY THIRD THURSDAY OF THE MONTH AT NOON, 3PM, & 6PM — NEXT ORIENTATIONS FEB 17

 

CKUT is constantly seeking volunteers to create on air programming and help behind the scenes. The first step to getting involved at CKUT Radio is to come to our general orientations, every Thursday in the month of January, and every 3rd Thursday of the month from February to August: 12 noon3pm or 6pm at 3647 University Ave. No need to reserve a spot – just show up. For more information, email volunteering@ckut.ca.

Wednesday Morning After – March 9th

Happy belated International Women’s Day! We are all ladies in studio this morning still celebrating the 100th anniversary.

While “we’ve come a long way, baby”  we are constantly reminded of gender inequality happening around the world.

This year World Press awarded their first to prize to Jodi Bieber‘s controversial portrait of Bibi Aisha, who’s nose was cut off by her husband. Regardless of what you think of this portrait’s award, it serves as a stark reminder that misogyny does exist and affects the real lives of women, not just across the world, but here in Canada.

7:30 jhr radio

“Journalists for Human Rights works with the media around the world to make sure every one, everywhere is aware of their rights. Here at jhr radio Concordia we allow an open flow and conversation of ideas.  We begin the practice of human rights at home in the newsroom.”

To listen to this week’s podcast or previous jhr episodes you can visit Concordia’s jhr blog.

This episode includes a feature by Adam Bemma  on Montreal Musicians of the World Symphony.  American correspondent Joey Grihalva discusses the protests in Wisconsin.  Arndell Leblanc interviews journalist and blogger Jillian K.D., speaking from Jerusalem ,on a Palestinian town that has been demolished 19 times.  Jean Phillipe Marquis interviews Aidan Pine from Conflict Free Concordia on conflict minerals and mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

8:00 Democracy Now

8:17 Bike Report w/ Tom

“Live from the streets of Montreal…”

8:20 No burger report this week

You can listen to the regularly scheduled episode here.

8:35 Bee Farming in Gulu, Uganda

8:50 Story Time – Literary Leeches

Two events on Friday: UdeM Graduate English Association is hosting a conference featuring writer, Priscila Uppal. Also on Friday Redpath Museums Freaky Friday presentation on blood suckers, the facts and the myths.

8:52 Mercedes on Love – now a regular segment on the Wednesday Morning After.

http://crx.sagepub.com/content/37/2/275.short

See you next Wednesday week!

TMA’s March 8th Show! Happy International Women’s Day!!!

Listen to hour ONE

Listen to hour TWO

Heya TMA listeners!

We were super lucky this year that the International Women’s Day landed on our morning! And that it is the Centennial! Our show has been evolving into a feminist collective so we have tried to do this awesome day justice by organizing a lot of intriguing female centered content for you guys …

Beginning with the Morning Breath and Yogini Ishwari @ 7:10AM – she walked us through breathing and stretching exercises that prioritize the female half of he body, the left hand side.

Jaime had an interview with Roxanne Arsenault, a coordinator for the Blue Sunshine event happening tonight. Check out more details here!

For the Literary Report, Jeffrey talks with Todd Zuniga about the Literary Death Match! Happening this Sunday! Check it outtttt! Literary butt kicking!

At 7:44AM Kate and Noah came into studio to do some myth busting about sexual assault. “No means no” no matter how many ways the media and the law tries to rework it.

Case that Jaime mentioned this morning in~ judge gave assaulter got lesser sentence because the victim was seen as provocative. Check out the Globe and Mail’s article “Manitoba Judge is Dead Wrong in Rape Case“.

Check out the SACOMSS website here! You can find info about the help lines, how to become a volunteer and info about the panel Fire with Water, Getting Down, Rising Up! happening next week from March 15th – 24th!

Democracy Now! was played at 8:02AM

For the Bike Report, Cam Novak had fellow cyclist Kelly in to talk about gender issues within the bike community and the courier community.

Find out more info about the cheap bike shop “The Little Red Bike/Le Petit Velo Rouge” opening on Loyola Campus by contacting Kelly @ itskellypennington@gmail.com. You can also shoot her some suggestions about workshops, etc.

You can ALSO buy calendars to support the opening of this great new bike (feminist) shop attt Right to Move, The Flat, Bikurious, Yeti, and other locations in Montreal.

Charlotte Cornfield was our in studio musician this week! It was a ground breaking segment because we got to listen to Charlotte’s unreleased tracks! Don’t worry, you can re-listen to them on her myspace account tomorrow, March 9th!

Charlotte suggests we listen to Cherry Chapstick, Fleetwood Mac and David Bowie to get through the rest of the Winter Blues.

SO, awesome show!

Celebrate the International Women’s Day Centennial by heading out to the March Slaves of the Slaves Rise Up! at Cabot Square @ Atwater Metro on St. Catherines!! Go!!

Also, celebrate the International Women Day Holiday by watching some psychedelic films at the event tonight Art/Artifice: Weird Women and Their DIY Dopplegangers. Find out more deets here!

MUSIC!

7:02AM ~ Charlotte Cornfield,”The Colour”

7:18AM ~ The Breeders, “Last Splash”

7:32AM ~ Charlotte Cornfield, “The Pages”

7:40AM ~ You Say Party, ‘We Say Die’ ~ “Laura Palmer’s Prom”

8:12AM ~ Julie Doiron, “I Woke Myself Up”

8:33AM ~ Queen Latifah, “Ladies First”

8:40AM and onwards ~ an amalgamation of Charlotte Cornfield’s tracks

Friday’s Show Notes – Mar. 4, 2011

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LISTEN TO THE SHOW IN iTUNES!!

Show Credits

Hosts: Amie Watson, Craig Sauve, Joshua Hind, Ken McMurray
Special Contributors: Tom o
Technical Production: Amie Watson

Music from the show (in the order it was played)

Municipal Headlines with Craig Sauve and Ken McMurray

Your Weekly Action Items – Election Night Special

Community Listings

  • Puces POP Saturday and Sunday 11am-6pm, St-Enfant-de-Jesus Church (St-Dominique and St-Joseph)
  • Little Burgundy Marché Citoyen – rue des Seigneurs and St-Jacques market Saturday morning (until 2?)
  • Andy Gopnik – Concordia Journalism Lecture at 1450 Guy (BMO Amphitheatre, mb1.210)
  • JUGGLING WORKSHOP!
    • Le lundi 7 mars, de 18 h 30 à 21 h 30
    • Vous êtes intéressé par la jonglerie? Vous pratiquez déjà ou avez envie de tester votre habileté?
    • Ouverts aussi bien aux débutants qu’aux avancés, cet atelier de trois heures vous donnera l’occasion de vous initier ou d’améliorer votre technique de jonglerie avec balles, quilles, anneaux, ainsi que le « swinging » avec quilles ou poïs. La manipulation avec bâtons, foulards, diabolo et bâtons fleurs sera aussi abordée.
    • Public: 14 ans et plus
    • Tarif: 20 $ (argent comptant seulement)
    • Ne tardez pas! Les places sont limitées!
    • Pour nous joindre
      • 5190 Boulevard LaSalle
      • Verdun, Québec, H4H 1N8
      • Métro: De l’Église ou Verdun
      • Réservation au  514-768-5812 ou http://www.e-cirqueverdun.com
  • Free Public Conference on Shale Gas: What is at stake? by Ecologist Daniel Breton
    • Date: Tuesday, March 8, 2011
    • Place: Concordia Hall Bldg.
    • 1455 de Maisonneuve Bldvd. West, (corner Bishop)
    • room: 760 (right in front of the elevator on the 7th floor)
    • Time: 7.00 p.m. sharp