A talk show with a feature presentation and community announcements. The feature presentation can be anything that has an Aboriginal view point or perspective from a student talking about their experience at Univeristy of Manitoba, to poets reading their poems, to guest lectures in a colloquia series. The guest speakers are mostly Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal allys. The community announcements are events happening around Manitoba and other provinces, the majority of the community announcements are events in Winnipeg. And every so often I will play music but with talk about the artists.
I bring forth gifts of the progressive trance movement in its various manifestations. Its name is AcousticalPropagations. Its purpose is to spread the best quality electric dance music to the world that is authentic, enlightening, and musical.
Past shows can be downloaded from:
http://www.archive.org/details/AcousticalPropagations
AcousticalPropagations 031
May 15th, 2008
Slytek - Spinout (Neon Skin Graviton Intro edit) (Standby Records)
Kaskade - 4 AM (Adam K & Soha Mix) (Ultra Records)
Jaytech - Spacelift (Original Mix) (Anjunadeep)
Cressida - 6am (Original Mix) (Euphonic)
The Disco Bros. - Inner Sense (Starecase Remix) (Maelstrom Records) Toonpaz - Waterdrops (Astuni + Manuel Le Saux Remix) (Alter Ego Digital)
Lange - Songless (Cerf Mistika Trancetastic Mix) (Maelstrom Records)
Soliquid - Music Is For Rich People (Mat Zo Remix) (Captured Digital)
Shiloh - Dream On (Luke Chable Remix) (Baroque Records)
"This track is released in loving memory of my best friend Mark Wilson, who sadly passed away on 26th October 2006. His memory will live on with our music and he will be sorely missed. Never forgetting all the fun and adventures we had. Rest In Peace mate. - Tim Cole (The Disco Brothers)"
The Aimless and Andy Show
Tuesday, 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Host(s): Andru Valpy & Paul McAvoy
Website: aimlessandandy.blogspot.com E-mail:
Genre: College Rock
The Aimless and Andy show is an eclectic collection of college rock and independent music. We feature artists from within Canada and around the world. Each week we’ll bring you new and classic indie songs that will jump start your day. Don’t forget to ask about the burritos!
The Alberta report is a show in which two former Albertans are coming to terms with their new found life on the flat plains of Manitoba... through music. This show promises to bring you an hours worth of eclectic music ranging from rock to roots to the occasional Children's song. The Alberta report, music so good you'll wanna square-dance to it.
Upon entering the 5th year of simulcast and graciously accepting an award for "most charisma between hosts heard on Saturday," [Alter Ego] is still going on strong delivering new and innovative sounds and a bundle of entertainment.
CJUM 101.5 UMFM presents [Alter Ego Radio - version 2.0] with your hosts Suz, Indy and Jules, airing each Saturday from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM CST.
What to expect:
~ Special blends of | minimal techno/house | tech-house | house | trip-hop | downtempo | IDM | experimental |
~ Regularly scheduled live interviews with an array of renowned local and international artists
~ Regularly scheduled special guest appearances and performances live at Alter Ego
A show that promises a good hour of running through the biggest and newest electronica tracks in the genres of progressive breaks, progressive house, and progressive trance. Electronic grooves from around the globe.
An entanglement of rocks and roots solidly grounds this hour long cosmic sound odyssey. Mix the tears of a troubadour with the occasional electrocution, and left amongst the ashes are soulful expressions that resonate sounds from deep within the earth, and far beyond the clouds.
Every week selectors Coda & N-Deep
hijack the airwaves to bring you a
sonic soundscape of underground
House, Garage and Dubstep music.
Check for ticket giveaways and info
on upcoming electronic music events.
Behind The Barricades Bi-Weekly: Monday, 10:00 PM - 12:00 AM Next show: Monday May 19th, 2008
Host(s): the pennertrator, Old Man Wardell
E-mail:
Genre: Loud/Punk Rock
The only hXc show still remaining from the O.G. line up back from when the station started. The show that's the soundtrack to getting punched in the nuts while getting your head flushed down a toilet. Tune in every week to hear the best in punk, hardcore and thrash spanning from 77 to the present.
Bi-Polar Radio
Monday, 1:00 AM - 3:00 AM
Host(s): B-BOYD
E-mail:
Genre: Hip Hop
Mostly hip hop and the music that influences it. songs chosen Mostly by the beat, so that the beats should be nice the whole hour even if some of the words are not. will play unreleased material by b-boyd and equanim and friends like gerome home, seun aka bobby lee and nereo and skipstone as well as balanced-records.com music. will go way back in the day and play "back in the day" music as well. dips into breakbeats, funk, rare groove, reggae, soul and r & b, electronic and world music and jazz and tea and chocolate and chili sauce.
Bobo's Wonder Show
Tuesday, 12:00 AM - 4:00 AM
Genre: College Rock
It's a Hip Hop history lesson. Your hosts DJ Hunnicutt, DarkO, France Panse and Mr. Ness (aka Satchel Paige) dig up the original breaks that have been sampled by your favorite Hip Hop songs and play them for you. Whether it's soul, jazz, rock, easy listening, pop or comedy records, if it's been sampled by a Hip Hop producer, it'll find it's way onto Born in the Break.
Every episode we also have a Breakdown, a weekly feature on a specific artist. Past Breakdowns have included Booker T. & the MGs, The Beatminerz, Bill Cosby, Prince Paul and Roy Ayers.
Oh, and we argue lots too, but that's only because Mr. Ness is always wrong.
Check out our website for weekly playlists!
Born Into The 90's Bi-Weekly: Sunday, 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM Next show: Sunday May 25th, 2008
Host(s): Kev_one
Website: www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4885409843 E-mail:
Genre: Hip Hop
Born into the 90’s….hosted by Kev_One and his weekly sidekick...Listen every 2nd Sunday from 9pm-11pm(Central Standard Time)
This show is the closest thing to actually owning a time machine. Go back to the '90s, when the New Jack Swing and hip-hop on an R&B tip thrived. You'll find all the songs here, including influential picks from the decade's most popular stars. You must be warned, however, that this show might spark the desire to the do the running man. Weekly Industry updates from our Music Insider aka Mr Glove Droppa live from the Nations Capital….Battle of the Beats and of course the New Joint of the Week where listeners call in to recommend to either “Rush or Flush It” to the New Joint of the week…Don’t worry we also mix some of today’s music with the old because what is old is always new again….
Canadian Voices
Tuesday, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Website: www.canadianvoices.org Genre: News/Public Affairs
Canadian Voices is a public affairs radio series produced by Kootenay Cooperative Radio, a volunteer-run non-profit community radio station, broadcasting at 93.5 FM in Nelson, BC, Canada, and streaming at http://kootenaycoopradio.com.
Through a series of one-hour audio programmes, Canadian Voices presents radio, internet, and media player listeners with the opportunity to hear talks by Canadian authors, academics, activists, artists, and thought-provoking citizens who explore ideas and events that characterize our country. Topics range from human rights, climate change, and media analysis, to food security, art, education, and spirituality.
Katie Higham's take on MIDDAY is a mix of music, interviews and stories from the student perspective. Plus Campus Beat news and the Culture Guide. You'll hear local, Canadian and Japanese music. What you won't hear is calculus.
Your ideas and input are welcome.
Contact us at midday@umfm.com or 204-474-6518
cjumMIDDAY is your radio magazine program from the campus, for the campus and the community
Tuesdays we focus on books and music, arts and ideas. Reviews, previews and interviews with authors, artists and musicians, news from galleries, publishing houses and arts centres. With regular noon hour visits The Manitoba Writer's Guild (first Tuesday of the month), U of M Reads in partnership with the U of M bookstore (2nd Tuesday) and the Writer's Collective (last Tuesday of the month.
We welcome your ideas and input.
Contact us midday@umfm.com or 204-474-6518
