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Beyond the JargonIndigenous Language Revitalization with Nicki BensonHow do you learn an Indigenous language when there aren’t any first language speakers around to help? In this episode, Nicki Benson, a PhD student in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, shares how adult learners are finding creative, community-driven ways to bring Indigenous languages back into daily life. Want to learn more? Explore NEȾOLṈEW̱, an Indigenous language revitalization project Nicki collaborated with: netolnew.caCheck out this guide for engaging with Indigenous languages: https://netolnew.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Indigenous-Languages-CCUNESCO-english-web.pdfRead through Nicki's paper on Advanced Indigenous Language Learning...
2025-05-0224 minBeyond the JargonColonial Navigation with Jesse RobertsonHow did colonialism unfold off the coast of the Pacific Northwest? Jesse Robertson, a PhD student in the Department of History, explores how encounters between Indigenous mariners and colonial newcomers at sea shaped the course of history. From shipwrecks to shifting power dynamics, we dive into how the ocean became a central stage for colonial encounters.Want to learn more?You can find Jesse on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesse-robertson-b91012189/Music featured in today’s episode:"Present" by 1000 Petal Lotus – listen here: https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-cfuv-may-18th-2018Prod...
2025-04-2530 minBeyond the JargonCatalyst Chemistry with Ian ChagundaWhat if we could make chemical reactions faster, cleaner, and smarter? This week, I’m joined by Ian Chagunda, a PhD student in the Department of Chemistry, who studies catalytic reactions—key processes behind the production of everything from medicines to materials. Using mass spectrometry, he uncovers their hidden mechanisms to make chemistry more efficient and sustainable.Want to learn more?Check out Ian’s research on his website: www.ianchagunda.comMusic featured in today’s episode:"Present" by 1000 Petal Lotus – listen here: https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-cfuv-may-18th-2018Produced b...
2025-04-1828 minBeyond the JargonAquatic Ecology with Ashley MickensHow does the growth of cities affect the lakes around us? Biology master’s student Ashley Mickens is using a small but mighty fish—the threespine stickleback—to investigate how urban development impacts freshwater ecosystems on Vancouver Island.Want to learn more?Tune in to Ashley’s podcast, OceanBites Out Loud: https://oceanbites.org/oceanbitesoutloud/Explore blog posts about marine science research at OceanBites: oceanbites.orgMusic featured in today’s episode:"Present" by 1000 Petal Lotus – listen here: https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-cfuv-may-18th-2018Produced by Isobel Barlow-Busch
2025-04-1525 minBeyond the JargonSikh Immigration with Jasmine PadamImmigrating to a new country is never easy, and for Sikh women in Canada, the experience comes with its own unique challenges. Jasmine Padam, a master’s student in the Department of Sociology, explores the stories of Sikh women in the Lower Mainland to fill a critical gap in our understanding of immigration. We discuss how history, policy, and community shape their experiences—and why their voices are essential to the conversation.Want to learn more?Here are a few Instagram accounts that explore Sikhism, the Sikh diaspora, and Indian history:@sikhexpo@sikhheritagebc@brow...
2025-04-0525 minBeyond the JargonEducational Policies with Alycia GarciaThis week, we’re exploring how education policies can shape a student’s future—especially for those new to the country. Alycia Garcia, a PhD student in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, breaks down how American educational policies impact newcomer students and what that means for their learning, belonging, and success.Want to learn more?Check out Alycia’s podcast, Teaching Appeal: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/teaching-appeal/id1794920227Music featured in today’s episode:"Present" by 1000 Petal Lotus – listen here: https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-cfuv-may-18th-2018Produced by Isobel Ba...
2025-03-2725 minBeyond the JargonGalaxy Clusters with Max KurznerIn today's episode, we’re zooming out from individual stars to entire galaxies! Max Kurzner, a PhD student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, takes us on a journey through the Virgo Cluster—the closest galaxy cluster to our own.Want to learn more?Check out Max's research on his website: maxkurzner.comExplore a visual guide to the Virgo Cluster here: https://www.eso.org/public/images/eso0919a/Music featured in today’s episode:"Present" by 1000 Petal Lotus – listen here: https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-cfuv-may-18th-2018Produced...
2025-03-2024 min
Beyond the JargonStar Formation with Breanna CrompvoetsThis week on Beyond the Jargon, we’re looking to the stars—literally! Breanna Crompvoets, a PhD student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, joins us to break down the science of star formation and what fuels the birth of these celestial giants.Want to learn more?Check out Breanna’s research on her website: bcrompvoets.github.ioTake a peek at the stunning image she studied during her master’s: https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/nasas-webb-reveals-cosmic-cliffs-glittering-landscape-of-star-birth/Music featured in today’s episode:"Be My" by Outback x Angela – listen here: https://cfuv...
2025-03-1425 min
DocsGather Together - Exploring Food SecurityEveryone deserves access to healthy, delicious food. To many, this statement is a truism, so why does it still feel so radical to say out loud? Gather Together is an audio documentary exploring the topic of food security in Lekwungen Territory (Victoria, BC). Join host Rowan as he attends community meals, interviews food justice advocates, and confronts some of the misconceptions around found insecurity locally. See below for more information on the organizations mentioned in the episode:Community Fridge Victoria2725 Rock Bay Ave.IG: @communityfridgevictoriaCommunity Food Delivery Victoria
2024-05-2149 minBeyond the JargonPsychology - Lifespan Health and Development with Tara CooperThe guest for this episode is Tara Cooper, who is a 2nd year master’s student in the department of Psychology, specifically in Lifespan Health and Development. I invited Tara on the podcast because I wanted to give her an opportunity to come onto a show at CFUV to promote her own show The Gradcast, broadcasting soon on CFUV, and I’m so glad I did, because I feel like I’ve learned a lot more about cognitive health – especially thinking about my own cognitive health and the social determinants that may be affecting it in my day-to-day life. Stay tune...
2024-04-1640 min
Stare IndecisisQueers in Law: Layne ClarkeNavigating law school and the law is a unique experience—what is it like as a queer person? In this episode, Vinson profiles Layne Clarke, a fellow queer law student at UVic. Join the two as they examine what their queerness means to them, and what it means to be queer in law in this cozy coffee chat.Guest: Layne Clarke (they/them)Host/Producer/Editor: Vinson Shih (he/him)Theme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Glen Swarnadhipathi, CFUV 101.9 FM CFUV.uvic.ca Website: onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca/stareindecisisContact: ap...
2022-04-0544 min
Notes From The UndergroundExtended Space TheatreNotes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music is important in their lives.Each full one-hour episode is followed up by an edited Notes from the Underground podcast.If you’d like to know more about this episode of Notes from the Underground please contact Dana at migratingbutterfly@gmail.comExtended Space Theatre website:https://www.extendedspacetheatre.com/Extended Space Theatre on Instagram:http...
2022-03-2446 minStare Indecisis"Why Appeal?" ft. Vinson Shih from Podcasting/Public RelationsCurious about Appeal? Wonder what it's like to work on a law journal? Join podcast host Sarah Lachance in this new mini-series as she interviews different members of Appeal's editorial board to learn more about the different departments, roles, and all the reasons you should get involved in the journal. Tune in this week to hear Vinson Shih share his experience on the Podcasting/Public Relations team and his thoughts on why you should get involved in Appeal!Host/Producer/Editor: Sarah Lachance (she/her)Theme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Nicola Watts, C...
2022-03-2316 min
Funding Drive Special Programming - 2022Surkeus Records... The Podcast! Funding Drive SpecialJosef Mieto, long-time friend of CFUV, talks about the beginning of Surkeus Records and how CFUV has always supported the local label. For more of Surkeus, please check out Surkeus Records. We love you Josef
2022-03-2123 minFunding Drive Special Programming - 2022How You've GrownA special podcast that explores the journey of various staff and volunteers through CFUV. These guests also discuss how CFUV not only fits into the local community, but also how those who were interviewed fit into CFUV itself. Featuring the voices and experiences of Annika, Glen, Teagan, Nicola, Jordan, Sabine, Cassidy, Jim, Chris R, Troy, Bryn, Arcade and Lindani
2022-03-2159 minStare Indecisis"Why Appeal?" ft. Publications Department's Jinjae JeongCurious about Appeal? Wonder what it's like to work on a law journal? Join podcast host Sarah Lachance in this new mini-series as she interviews different members of Appeal's editorial board to learn more about the different departments, roles, and all the reasons you should get involved in the journal. Tune in this week to hear Jinjae Jeong share his experience as a member of the Publications Department and his thoughts on why you should get involved in Appeal!Host/Producer/Editor: Sarah Lachance (she/her)Theme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Nicola...
2022-03-1611 minStare Indecisis"Why Appeal?" ft. Submissions Department's Hilary MutchCurious about Appeal? Wonder what it's like to work on a law journal? Join podcast host Sarah Lachance in this new mini-series as she interviews different members of Appeal's editorial board to learn more about the different departments, roles, and all the reasons you should get involved in the journal. Tune in this week to hear Hilary Mutch share her experience as a member of the Submissions Department and her thoughts on why you should get involved in Appeal!Host/Producer/Editor: Sarah Lachance (she/her)Theme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Nicola W...
2022-03-0906 minStare IndecisisWhy Appeal? ft. Appeal's Editor-in-Chief, Frances MiltimoreCurious about Appeal? Wonder what it's like to work on a law journal? Join podcast host Sarah Lachance in this new mini-series as she interviews different members of Appeal's editorial board to learn more about the different departments, roles, and all the reasons you should get involved with the journal. Tune in this week to hear Frances Miltimore share her experience as Editor-in-Chief and her thoughts on why you should get involved in Appeal!Host/Producer/Editor: Sarah Lachance (she/her)Theme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Nicola Watts, CFUV 101.9 FM CFUV.ca
2022-03-0208 minStare IndecisisAn Honest IntroductionJoin podcast hosts and UVic Law students Sarah Lachance, Camille O’Sullivan, and Vinson Shih in this inaugural episode of Stare Indecisis as they get to know one another, exploring where they come from, their passions, and hopes for this brand new podcast season—We Are Not Really Strangers style.Hosts: Sarah Lachance (she/her), Camille O’Sullivan (she/her), Vinson Shih (he/him)Producer: Vinson ShihEditor: Camille O’SullivanTheme Music: Jeremy Marsan jeremymarsan.comSpecial Thanks: Nicola Watts, CFUV 101.9 FM CFUV.ca
2022-02-1246 minNotes From The UndergroundTom Kitts on Music AcademiaProfessor Tom Kitts is from St. John’s University in New York. He is the editor of two academic music journals as well as having authored three academic biographies (Ray Davies/Kinks, John Fogerty/CCR and Richie Furay/Buffalo Springfield). Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music is important in their lives.Each full one-hour episode is followed up by a...
2022-01-2935 minNotes From The UndergroundThe Odd SquadThe Odd Squad Productions Society is a charitable organization in Vancouver comprised of serving and retired police officers, volunteers, and is recognized as an international leader in the field of drug and gang education for youth.Odd Squad members strive to help guide today’s youth through the difficult personal and social issues such as drug usage and addiction, gang recruitment and involvement with their unique reality-based educational programs.Hosts: Jim (Blues in the Morning) and Chris (All Systems Go) Guest: Chris Graham (a founding member of The...
2021-12-2226 minNotes From The UndergroundSusan Kerr on PhotographySusan Kerr shares memorable stories of her life as a professional photographer capturing dynamic images both of rock star musicians and of horses.Host: Jim (CFUV 101.9 fm Blues in the Morning) Guest: Susan Kerr (Photographer)--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:Susan Kerr photographs Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music is im...
2021-10-3019 min
Red WavesThe Historical Natives presents: Tales of Sasquatch part 2Is Sasquatch a spiritual creature, or distant ancestor to humans, or connected to aliens? In this episode the Historical Natives delve into the stories, histories, and experiences of Sasquatch. Featuring guests, Eric Hunt, Noel Pootlas, Chuck John, and Elaine Kwandibens, hosts Josef Stafford and Mackenzie Taylor seek to find the answer to who Sasquatch is. The Historical Natives is a horror-themed podcast that covers Native American history, culture, language, and folklore. Founded by a sibling duo wanting to learn more about their culture, they create digital art and short stories to accompany their researched information. Th...
2021-10-2934 minRed WavesThe Historical Natives presents: Tales of Sasquatch part 1Is Sasquatch a spiritual creature, or distant ancestor to humans, or connected to aliens? In this episode the Historical Natives delve into the stories, histories, and experiences of Sasquatch. Featuring guests, Eric Hunt, Noel Pootlas, Chuck John, and Elaine Kwandibens, hosts Josef Stafford and Mackenzie Taylor seek to find the answer to who Sasquatch is. The Historical Natives is a horror-themed podcast that covers Native American history, culture, language, and folklore. Founded by a sibling duo wanting to learn more about their culture, they create digital art and short stories to accompany their researched information. This...
2021-10-2228 minRed WavesWildflower In Bloom: A Chat With Catherine Lafferty Part 2Catherine Lafferty, whose Dene name is Katija is a Yellowknife Dene author, reporter, law student, and mother. She is the author of Northern Wildflower, published by fernwood in 2018, and Land-Water-Sky published by Fernwood in 2020. She writes for IndigiNews, the Tyee, the Briarpatch and other publications. In our conversations we explored four excerpts of her work: Northern Wildflower, Land-Water-Sky,This House is Not a Home and Firekeeper. In these pieces Catherine explores the concept of justice. In each story the different characters yearn for justice, are controlled by themes of injustice, endure injustices and reclaim justice, and wrestle w...
2021-10-1551 minRed WavesWildflower In Bloom: A Chat With Catherine Lafferty Part 1Catherine Lafferty, whose Dene name is Katija is a Yellowknife Dene author, reporter, law student, and mother. She is the author of Northern Wildflower, published by fernwood in 2018, and Land-Water-Sky published by Fernwood in 2020. She writes for IndigiNews, the Tyee, the Briarpatch and other publications. In our conversations we explored four excerpts of her work: Northern Wildflower, Land-Water-Sky,This House is Not a Home and Firekeeper. In these pieces Catherine explores the concept of justice. In each story the different characters yearn for justice, are controlled by themes of injustice, endure injustices and reclaim justice, and wrestle wi...
2021-10-0836 minNotes From The UndergroundGraeme Wyman on the Vancouver Adaptive Music Society (VAMS)The Vancouver Adapted Music Society, or ‘VAMS’ is a society that supports people with disabilities and also provides links to other musicians, music equipment and places to play. VAMS is a creative hub for disabled musicians and an outlet for self-expression.Host: Chris (CFUV 101.9 fm All Systems Go) Guest: Graeme Wyman (VAMS Program Manager)--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:Vancouver Adapted Music Society contact.Join the VAMS mailing list so that you can inform you of what is happen...
2021-09-2428 minNotes From The UndergroundSupriya Crocker on Music TherapyIn this episode: Supriya Crocker our music therapist from Victoria. 𝑀𝓊𝓈𝒾𝒸 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓇𝒶𝓅𝓎 is a way to deal with trauma, improve mental health, and enhance the talents of neurodiverse folks. In this show, we learn from Supriya Crocker how she became a music therapist, what she does with her clients and how music therapy can bring joy and vitality to the lives of the people who engage with it.Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves...
2021-09-1324 minNotes From The UndergroundReid Hudson on May BlitzEntertainment writer, Adrian Chamberlain, interviews local musician Reid Hudson who was the bass guitarist for the late 60s and early 70s legendary psychedelic British rock band, May Blitz.Host: Adrian Chamberlain Guest: Reid Hudson--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:About May Blitz.--------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music is important in their l...
2021-08-1335 minNotes From The UndergroundAndrew Cartmel on The Vinyl DetectiveAndrew Cartmel, author of The Vinyl Detective series, talks to Jim about his mystery series involving rare LPs and a pair of beloved cats.Host: Jim (Blues in the Morning)Guest: Andrew Cartmel--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:About British author Andrew CartmelNotes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music...
2021-07-2338 minNotes From The UndergroundMarcus Pollard on Harpo's NightclubHarpo's was THE place to see live music for a chapter of Victoria's history. Victoria Times Colonist entertainment writer, Adrian Chamberlain, speaks with guest Marcus Pollard - booker/promoter of Harpo's, who takes us on a nostalgic rock and roll trip back in time. Host: Adrian Chamberlain Guest: Marcus Pollard--------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be...
2021-06-2434 minNotes From The UndergroundKostya, Mitya and James on Russian Rock MusicTap into the Russian rock music scene with Kostya and Mitya! Russian Rock Music. As it was then…as it is now.Working together in Riga Latvia, four of us spent the evening in a poolhall, enjoying a few beers and talking about Russian rock music. Pull up a barstool and join in!Host: Chris (CFUV 101.9 fm All Systems Go). Guests: Kostya and Mitya (from Russia) and James (from Singapore).--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:Some of the musicians whose mus...
2021-06-0914 minNotes From The UndergroundAdrian Chamberlain on Entertainment WritingVictoria Times Colonist Entertainment writer Adrian Chamberlain gives the inside scoop on Victoria's arts and theatre scene, sharing tales from his 30+ year career.Host: Chris (CFUV 101.9 fm All Systems Go) Guest: Adrian Chamberlain (Entertainment Writer)--------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops up from time to time.We interview people who may not necessarily be musicians themselves, however music is important in their lives.Each full one-hour episode is f...
2021-05-0238 minNotes From The UndergroundHolger Peterson on the BluesHolger Petersen is a record producer and co-founder of Stony Plain Records. He is also the host of two very popular blues radio shows, both broadcasting out of Canada.Host: Jim (CFUV 101.9 fm Blues in the Morning) Guest: Holger Peterson--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:Holger Peterson is the host of: Saturday Night Blues and Natch’l BluesStony Plain Records Notes from the Underground is an occasional show on CFUV (101.9 fm/cfuv.ca) that pops...
2021-03-1828 minNotes From The UndergroundSandra B. Tooze on Levon HelmSandra B. Tooze is the author of the book ‘Levon, (From down in the Delta to the birth of The Band and beyond)’. Her discussion with Jim takes us back to the beginnings of Levon Helm’s life, his story as an up and coming drummer and describes his journey through some of the tumultuous years in the world of rock and roll. Host: Jim (Blues in the Morning) Guest: Sandra B. Tooze--------------------------------------------------------------------------Show notes:Levon Helm official...
2021-01-2527 min
DocsSolidarity Part 1: The Rule of LawSolidarity is a podcast dedicated to amplifying the front-line voices in Solitary with the Wet'suwet'en Territory Hereditary Chiefs. CFUV producers interview Indigenous youth occupying the colonial, ceremonial entrance of Victoria, British Columbia's legislature building, examinations of how Canadian media portrays the pipeline conflict.
We would like to thank Danielle Guerrero, Kolin Sutherland-Wilson,
and Takaiya Blaney for their words.
This podcast was produced by the Solidarity Production Team at CFUV.
2020-03-051h 00
Basement Closet Sessions on CFUVVaultry Jul 20, 2018Victoria based Emotional and melodic alt rock, Vaultry plays a live set on CFUV's Basement Closet Session (Fridays 3-4PM) 101.9 FM or online at CFUV.UVIC.CA
For more info about Vaultry visit:
http://www.vaultrymusic.ca/
https://vaultry.bandcamp.com/
Track LIst:
1. Ghost Writing
2. Guilty River
3. VHS Sympathy
4. Other Drugs
2018-07-2117 min
Play On Words08 Play On Words Part 8This episode features Jeeves and Wooster in The Aunt and the Sluggard.Gerald and Margery show their softer side with the Host.CFUV's poetry correspondent finds a new life passion.This episode was produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Tyler Swagar, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. Play On Words is made possible with the generous support of the Victoria Arts Council and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2018-05-2200 min
U in the Ring07 UVSS Elections Views & VoicesThis episode of U in the Ring features stories and viewpoints on the UVSS Elections.Host Salma and CFUV Correspondent Bronwyn speak with students to find out what they know about this year’s elections.CFUV correspondent Izzy speaks with former UVSS Lead Director Sky Losier to learn more about the inner workings of student government.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Bronwyn Lawrence, Izzy Almasi, Maureen Chow, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Ca...
2018-05-1844 min
Taking Up SpaceIntersectional FeminismThis final episode wraps up the podcast season by featuring conversations on intersectional feminism. As we wrap up this season of Taking Up Space, it’s important to come back to the main theme of this program and get a better understanding of what encompasses all of these intersecting political stances. We attempt to answer the question: what is intersectional feminism? Our panelists for this episode are Jo-Anne Lee and Chaw-win-is, two academics who have spent some of their time researching and teaching topics encompassing intersectional feminism.This episode features poetry by Ann-Bernice Thomas and a segment ex...
2018-05-161h 01Play On Words07 Play On Words Part 7This episode features the finale of Oscar Wilde's A Woman of No Importance.Our Host figures out a way to deal with Gerald and Margery.Gerald and Margery make a friend with the Play On Words tech.CFUV's poetry correspondent loses contact with the station.This episode was produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Tyler Swagar, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. Play On Words is made possible with the generous support of the Victoria Arts Council and the Community Radio Fund of...
2018-05-1500 minU in the Ring06 Stress ReliefThis episode of U in the Ring focuses on stress, and how to handle the stress of student life.CFUV Correspondent Anabelle speaks with UVic Multifaith Service’s Henri Locke to learn more about the benefits of meditation when it comes to handling stress.CARSA spinning instructor Vanessa talks to CFUV correspondent Rachael about how fitness can lower your stress levels for school.CFUV correspondent Rachael hits the ring to speak to students about how they handle stress.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. Th...
2018-05-1150 minTaking Up Space(Dis)ability & Mental HealthThis episode features conversations on (dis)ability and neurodiversity. Our panel features Monica Ogden, Elaine Laberge, and Joanne Neubauer, bringing together folks from multiple parts of the spectrum of ability to talk about what it’s like to live in a world that caters mainly to those who are able-bodied and neurotypical.We also feature a definition guide to terms relating to dis/ability and impairment, poetry by Heather Kelly, and a spotlight on local resources.Content in this program was produced by CFUV’s Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and perf...
2018-05-091h 01U in the Ring05 LGBTQUVicThis episode of U in the Ring explores the University of Victoria's queer community.CFUV Correspondent Arcade spins a history of western Canada's first-ever gender-neutral restrooms, which appeared in UVic's student Union Building.Queer students Tony and Dana speak with CFUV correspondent Myles to discuss coming out while studying at UVic.CFUV correspondent Aviva heads to UVic's library to learn more about its' transgender archives.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Kavan Hammond, Myles Sauer, Aviva Lessard...
2018-05-0446 minTaking Up SpaceClassThis episode features conversations on class, economic capital, and economic inequality. These conversations can often be looked over in academic feminist spaces, and it’s really important to have them, as class privilege weighs very heavily on whether or not marginalized folks can have a voice.In this episode’s panel, hosted by Ann-Bernice, Sarah Graham and Sumbal Sabah both share stories of feeling the pressure that class carries with it from very different backgrounds.Also included in this episode is poetry by Maita Cienska and a spotlight on Our Place Society.Content in t...
2018-05-0258 minPlay On Words05 Play on Words Part 5This episode features the continuation of Oscar Wilde's A Woman of No Importance.Margery worries about Gerald's senile state.CFUV's Poetry correspondent finds a new way to entice pedestrians to make up a poem.This episode was produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Tyler Swagar, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. Play On Words is made possible with the generous support of the Victoria Arts Council and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2018-05-0100 minU in the Ring04 TransportationThis episode of U in the Ring focuses on the many ways that students get to and from campus.CFUV correspondent Anabelle hits the bus loop to chat with students about transportation joys and woes.CFUV correspondent Rachael sits down with two of the minds behind UVic's brand new campus cycling plan.CFUV correspondent Jemma catches up with UVic's parking manager.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by myself, Maureen Chow, Anabelle Budd, Rachael Gardner, Dante, Jemma Kosalko, and...
2018-04-2747 minTaking Up SpaceBody AutonomyIn this episode of Taking Up Space we feature conversations on personal space, body autonomy, and consent. While discussions about consent and autonomy are becoming increasingly prevalent in feminist spaces, it’s important to include marginalized folks, who have to fight harder to maintain their own bodily autonomy, in these conversations. A warning that this episode deals with mature content, specifically revolving around sexual assault, so listener discretion is advised.The panel discussion is hosted by Ann-Bernice Thomas and features the voices and perspectives of Melanie, Quinn, and Tiffany.This episode also includes a step-by-step gu...
2018-04-251h 04Play On Words04 Play on Play Part 2This episode features another episode of Jeeves and Wooster's misadventures.Gerald explains to Margery how he continues to feel young.CFUV's Poetry correspondent has a run-in with a seagull.This episode was produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Tyler Swagar, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. Play On Words is made possible with the generous support of the Victoria Arts Council and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2018-04-2400 minU in the Ring03 Food on CampusThis episode of U in the Ring bites down on the rainbow of food choices that can be found on campus.CFUV Correspondent Izzy hits the Campus streets to hear more about what students think of the food choices on campus.Food Services director Jim Forbes talks about how nutritional choices are made for eateries on campus.CFUV Correspondent Anna puts together a recipe survival guide for hungry students on a budget.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by...
2018-04-2041 minTaking Up SpaceGENDER IDENTITY AND SEXUALITYIn this episode of Taking Up Space, we focus on how gender and sexuality play a role in defining perspectives. On our panel, we have a person from a gender diversity consulting group, a representative from an Indigenous youth sexual health network, and someone who identifies as one of less socially visible orientations on the spectrum of sexuality.A panel discussion hosted by Ann-Bernice Thomas features guests Emma Antoine from the Native Youth Sexual Health Network, Kingsley Strudwick of Ambit Gender Diversity Consulting, and Morgan Henderson.This episode features a glossary guide of terms relating...
2018-04-181h 04Play On Words03 Playing the CityThis episode of Play On Words features a piece of sound art performed by Laurel Adam, and the continuation of Oscar Wilde's A Woman of No Importance.Gerald attempts to remember a serious question he has for Margery.CFUV's Poetry Correspondent speaks to an eager downtown poet.Play On Words is produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Kavan Hammond, Tyler Swagar, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. This program is made possible with the generous support of the Victoria Arts Council and the Community Radio...
2018-04-1700 minU in the Ring02 Happening At UVicThis episode of U in the Ring delves deeper into Campus life by speaking with little-heard voices around the university.CFUV Correspondent speaks with members of an illegal Greek sorority just outside of the University of Victoria's border.Grad student Mark McIntyre shares tips and tricks for a successful academic career.CFUV Correspondent Izzy speaks with coordinators at the Malahat Review.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by myself, Maureen Chow, Georges Dupuis, Izzy Almasi, Dante, and Max Collins. U...
2018-04-1328 minTaking Up SpaceRaceThis episode features conversations on Racialization, and being a racialized person in overwhelmingly white spaces.The panel for this episode is hosted by Ann-Bernice Thomas and features Simone Blais, Zaynab bint Younus, and Rahat who express their struggles caused by marginalization through poetry, advocacy, writing, and so many other forms.In this episode we feature poetry by Simone Blais and a spotlight on the Support Network for Indigenous Women and Women of Colour.Content in this program was produced by CFUV’s Podcasting Production Team. Our theme music is composed by Arcade Pallot. Th...
2018-04-111h 07Taking Up SpaceAllyshipThis Taking Up Space episode features conversations on allyship in all of its forms. It can be difficult to understand allyship as it is a multi-faceted, complex idea, and changes in relation to the needs and situations of the individual or individuals you’re supporting. Ann-Bernice Thomas hosts a panel discussion with Tada Hozumi, the author of ‘The Selfish Activist’s Guide to Allyship’, Sharon Doty, the president of the LGBTQ2+ support group ‘PFLAG’, and Bradley Clements, a member of the men’s circle, a branch of UVic’s Anti Violence Project.This episode includes a short step-by-step guide to al...
2018-04-041h 00Play On Words01 Pilot: Play on SoundThis episode features sound art by Laurel Adam and the beginning of CFUV's Radio Drama, A Woman of No Importance. Gerald and Margery give some advice to a young woman in need. Play On Words's correspondent heads downtown to find someone to make up a poem on the spot.This program was produced by Arcade Pallot, Jordan Baron, Annie Lepage, Tyler Swagar, Reed Eckhert, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Vic Horvath. Play On Words is made possible with the generous support of our friends at Legacy Art Gallery, and the...
2018-04-0300 min
All Access03 Sound and HealingThis episode follows sound healing, and the ties between mental wellbeing and music.Local hip-hop artist LaRo$a explains using vocal tones in her music.CFUV correspondent Phoenix explains the ancient art of sound healing.CFUV Correspondent Jyoti speaks to local music therapist Kim Brame.All-Access is made possible with the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2018-04-021h 01Taking Up SpaceIndigeneityThis episode of Taking Up Space is exploring the complexity of Indigeneity on the unceded territories of the Lkwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples. It features conversations on Indigeneity, Indigenous resilience, and Indigenous feminism. Our panelists, who each come from different parts of Turtle Island, are here to share their experiences of living as an Indigenous person in present-day Canada, and how colonialism and the strength of their communities in the face of colonialism has shaped their own identity.Ann-Bernice Thomas hosts a panel with Caroline Grady, Oic. ȻESTÁNIYE Mataya Jim, Veronica Martisius, and Lisa Schnitzler to ta...
2018-03-281h 06
ArtscapeS03E08: AfrofuturismAfrofuturism by Kemi Craig Featuring Charles Campbell, Ann-Bernice Thomas, Justine A. Chambers, and Chief Curator of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Michelle Jacques.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2018-03-2746 minBasement Closet Sessions on CFUVScreamind At Traffic Mar 22 2018Winnipeg's Screaming at Traffic perform live on CFUV 101.9FM's CFUV Rays for Funding Drive 2018.
For more info about Screaming at Traffic visit:
https://screamingattrafficmusic.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/screamingattraffic/
TrackList:
1. Broken Teeth
2. Pantomime
3. I don't Like Sports
4. Monstrosity
2018-03-2215 min
ARTSCAPES03E07: All Ages VictoriaMarch 13th 2018 - All Ages Victoria by Nathan AmbroseFeaturing Dane Roberts, Artistic Director – Victoria BC Ska Society, Randy Gelling - All Ages Victoria, Darb Erickson – City of Victoria, Matt Andrade - Vinyl Envy, Mike Cline – Vinyl Envy, Glenn Parfitt – Royal City Music Project, Troy Lemberg – Music Director, CFUV 101.9 FM, Rob Nesbitt – Subculture Club, Steve Bailey – Subculture Club, local musicians Phatfunks.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2018-03-131h 00ArtscapeS03E07: All Ages VictoriaMarch 13th 2018 - All Ages Victoria by Nathan AmbroseFeaturing Dane Roberts, Artistic Director – Victoria BC Ska Society, Randy Gelling - All Ages Victoria, Darb Erickson – City of Victoria, Matt Andrade - Vinyl Envy, Mike Cline – Vinyl Envy, Glenn Parfitt – Royal City Music Project, Troy Lemberg – Music Director, CFUV 101.9 FM, Rob Nesbitt – Subculture Club, Steve Bailey – Subculture Club, local musicians Phatfunks.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2018-03-1300 minArtscapeS03E06: Your Soul In MotionYour Soul In Motion by Miyoko CaubetThis episode explores dance as healing the body, mind and spirit. Miyoko spoke to a few members of the Dance Temple Collective dancetemple.weebly.com, Indigenous Artist in Residence of Victoria Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde www.victoria.ca/EN/main/residents/culture/public-art/indigenous-artist-in-residence.html, creator and performer of the Human Body Project Tasha Diamant www.humanbodyproject.org, and lastly Noriko Oka, Art Therapist at Draw Heart studio www.drawheart.caAlso, this episode features tracks from Rara Avis DJ mix at Dance Temple. Womanspirit by Marina Raye from W...
2018-03-0600 minArtscapeS03E05: Sights & SoundsSights & Sounds by Sabine RicardFeaturing Dr. A. Schloss, Professor in Uvic Computer Music Department (Speciality: musical mind perception and altered states induced by music), Dr. R. Tonks, Professor in Psychology in Social Sciences Department (Speciality: Music Psychology), Meesh Beam, local puppeteer, performance and visual artist, former Minister of Casual Living – Artist Run Centre and University of Victoria Theatre & English grad, Laura Gildner, local audio-visual artist, and Christine White, local audio-visual artist and Camosun College Visual Arts grad.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2018-02-2700 minArtscapeS03E04: Art & MadnessArt & Madness by Adam Cantor – My name is Adam Cantor, and I made this podcast. I would prefer you stop now, and not read this description. Nobody needs to hold your hand before you experience a piece of art. Nobody needs to whisper in your ear what it means, or why it is important, or what makes it legitimate. There is no need to spend as much time reading the paragraph on the wall beside the painting, as there is looking at the painting itself. If something inside you resonates when you hear this podcast, then by all mea...
2018-02-2000 minArtscapeS03E03: Recording MusicRecording Music by Rae Spoon Musician Rae Spoon interviews several artists from their record label Coax Records about how they started recording music. They investigate how each artist’s processes evolved as the formats of distributing and recording music change.Guests: Jenny Mitchell from Bird City, Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray from LAL, Geoff Berner, Tiffany Ayalik and Greyson Gritt from Quantum Tangle, Songs: Where Two Rivers Meet by Clyde Petersen and Rae Spoon, It Fell by Bird City, Find Safety by LAL, The Ghost Of Terry Fox Is Looking Down On Me Tonight by Ge...
2018-02-1300 minArtscapeS03E02: Know Thy RootsKnow Thy Roots by Miyoko CaubetFeaturing Dr Lorna Williams, SDEMOXELTON, Emmanuel Herique, Dominique Wozniac, Manu Courtois, Simon et Jean-Luc Delhort, all the teachers and kids as well of Maryann Gladstone the principle of LÁU,WELNEW tribal school. In this episode, producer Miyoko explores the revival of languages and the connection between languages and cultures.Thank you Dr Lorna Williams, SDEMOXELTON, Emmanuel Herique, Dominique Wozniac, Manu Courtois, Simon et Jean-Luc Delhort, all the teachers and kids as well of Maryann Gladstone the principle of LÁU,WELNEW tribal school. Music credits: LÁU,WELNEW, LÁU...
2018-02-0659 minArtscapeS03E01: Beyond the Red NoseBeyond the Red Nose by Mary Decker What can a seemingly superficial art form like clowning teach us about life? A lot, actually. Mary Decker explores the world of clowning in Victoria and beyond. Featuring David MacMurray Smith (of Fantastic Space), Aubrey Burke, Allison Watters, Jennifer Burke, Ron Burke, and Jim Ricks (of The Sunshine Clowns). Music by Misc. Friend and Dundrum.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2018-01-3046 min
Full CircleSustainable Living in the CityThis episode of Full Circle features how Victorians are moving toward sustainable living in their city.CFUV correspondent Myles takes a tour of a piece of edible landscape with Royal Bay Bakery owner David Grove and Hatchet & Seed landscaper/owner Tayler Krawczyk.Full Circle host Jordan Baron sits down with architect Franc D'Ambrosio to talk sustainable architecture at one of his most beloved works in Victoria, the Atrium.CFUV hears the word from locals about a pair of bike lanes being constructed on Fort Street, and learns about the health and environmental benefits...
2018-01-1652 minPlay On WordsPlaying the Inner Harbour - TeaserCFUV correspondents Laurel and Georges spent a day capturing sound at the inner harbour, and then they made it into a song. This is a clip of the end result.Play On Words premieres this March. To hear more stories like these, subscribe to Play On Words wherever you get your podcasts. Support for this program comes from the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2018-01-1000 minFull CircleHousing in VictoriaThis episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders.CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Address, about the similarities between Victoria's and Vancouver's housing markets.Local Carpenter Randy invites us in to his tiny home, while Tiny Home Alliance representative Robert Leonardo explains the benefits of living small.CFUV investigates a proposal for higher-density housing from the Greater Victoria Housing Society on its' second round of deliberation. Content in t...
2018-01-0944 minFull CircleThe Big BlueThis episode of Full Circle spotlights stories on Victoria's favourite bit of nature, the ocean.CFUV correspondent Myles heads to Walk 4 Salish Sea's first night banquet to talk with clean water activists.Down at Gyro Park, CFUV correspondent Max chats with locals to get their side of why they love visiting the beach.Victoria's poet laureate Yvonne Blomer talks about Refugium :Poems for the Pacific, a new book that she compiled to bring attention to the ocean.Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this...
2017-12-1934 minFull CircleA City GentrifiedThis episode of Full Circle explores the ongoing gentrification and urbanization of the downtown core..CFUV correspondent Myles meets with blogger Stephen Harrison, of Needs More Spikes fame, about instances of defensive architecture that go widely unnoticed by the public.CFUV investigates the controversial regulations for short-term vacation rentals proposed by the City.Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
2017-12-1235 minFull CircleIndigenous Resurgence and InnovationIndigenous initiatives share their stories with CFUV and explain the trailblazing work they do to keep the vast array of Indigenous cultures thriving.
2017-12-0633 min
Full Circle03 A Foodies ParadiseThis episode of Full Circle takes a bite out of the cultural mosaic of food in Victoria.
CFUV heads to LAU WELNEW Tribal School in WSANEC territory to take a tour of PEPAKEN HAUTW, a native plant garden and restoration project.
Elizabeth Monk of EAT Magazine sits down with CFUV to give some tips and tricks for eating out on a budget in Victoria, along with some of her own personal history as a food writer.
CFUV correspondent Max investigates the claims that avocado toast is causing millennials to go bankrupt by going to the source: Victoria's favorite brunch spots.
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2017-11-2854 minFull CircleA Foodies ParadiseCFUV visits a native plant garden, chews on advice from a local food writer, and explores the link between housing affordability and brunch in this tasty food episode of Full Circle.
2017-11-2854 min
Full Circle02 Illicit Substances on the IslandThis episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria.
CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, head coordinator of the outreach advocacy group.
CFUV presents the sound of the Fentanyl crisis, an explanation of the BC Coroners Service's findings through the past year using sound.
"Alice" invites CFUV to speak with her about a weekly activity of hers: taking minute amounts of acid to expand her creativity and empathy.
Content in the program was produced by CFUV's...
2017-11-2244 minFull CircleIllicit Substances on the IslandThis episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria.CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, head coordinator of the outreach advocacy group.CFUV presents the sound of the Fentanyl crisis, an explanation of the BC Coroners Service's findings through the past year using sound."Alice" invites CFUV to speak with her about a weekly activity of hers: taking minute amounts of acid to expand her creativity and empathy.
2017-11-2144 min
Full Circle01 Tourist CityThis episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria.
Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship.
CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the inner harbour to sell their wares to a crowd of cruise ship patrons.
Finally, CFUV correspondant Arcade looks into the Downtown Victoria Busker's Festival, and seeks to find the answer to why this vibrant celebration changed hands over the past year.
Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece...
2017-11-1445 minFull CircleTourist CityThis episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria. Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship. CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the inner harbour to sell their wares to a crowd of cruise ship patrons.Finally, CFUV correspondant Arcade looks into the Downtown Victoria Busker's Festival, and seeks to find the answer to why this vibrant celebration changed hands over the past year.Content in the program was produced by...
2017-11-1445 minBasement Closet Sessions on CFUVJo Passed 19 May 2017Vancouver's Jo Passed came down to CFUV to perform before their performance at Pretty Good Not Bad on our Basement Closet Sessions (Fridays 3pm).
For more information on Jo Passed visit:
https://jopassed.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jopassed
Track list:
1. In
2. No, Joy
3. Singular
4. Pet Crows
5. Virtue
To download the entire performance visit:
http://cfuv.bandcamp.com/
2017-05-2421 min
Beyond the JargonS1 E 02 Sally AdnamsThe debut episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research. This episode features Colleen Clement interviewing Sally Adnams, who is pursuing a PhD in Curriculum & Instruction focused on Art and Transformation. cfuv1019fmuvicUniversity of VictoriaGraduate StudiesArts and Cultureyyj
2016-09-0300 minBeyond the JargonS1 E 03 Jacques St. LaurentThis episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Jacques St. Laurent who recently finished his Masters in Biology, with particular interest in clean drinking water.
2016-09-0300 minBeyond the JargonS1 E 04 Susan BreiddalThis episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Susan Breiddal who is pursuing a Phd in Curriculum Studies with a focus Palliative Care.
2016-09-0300 minBeyond the JargonS1 E 05 Trudy Pauluth-PennerThis episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Trudy Pauluth-Penner who is pursuing a PhD mixing theatre, education and work with aging and memory.
2016-09-0300 minBeyond the JargonS1 E 06 Nick StangerThis episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Nick Stanger, PhD Candidate in Curriculum & Instruction with a focus on environmental education--taking school outside.
2016-09-0300 minBeyond the JargonS1 E 07 Tosha LobsingerThis episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Tosha Lobsinger who is pursuing her Masters in Health & Wellness.
2016-09-0300 minArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E11: Visions of Emily CarrVisions of Emily Carr - Katie & Harold talk to members of the public, as well as Artist & Organizer of the Emily Carr Symposium: Artist, Author, Lover of Nature - Ingrid Mary Percy, Art Historian Kerry Mason, artist Godfrey Stephens, Author of Hunting for Ghosts in Victoria, BC - Sally Jennings, as well as narration of “Art & The House” from The House of All Sorts written by Emily Carr. This episode had editing & production support from Adam Cantor. This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2016-07-061h 00ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E10: DIY LifeKatie and Harold go to the DIY Life : Art / Science / Ecology Fair hosted by Dr. Jennifer Willet & Open Space www.openspace.ca/ with collaborations with the Ministry of Casual Living’s Peddle & Paddle Box gallery ministryofcasualliving.ca , along with many other organizations & individuals including Jennifer Willet’s Great Lakes Algae Organ www.jenniferwillet.com/ , Verena Kaminiarz www.aedc.ca/verena/v_main.htm , Alexis Hogan www.alexisfhogan.com/ , Jim Bomford, Cedric Bomford, Nathan Bomford othersights.ca/deadhead/ , Sergio Rojas Chaves, Christine White christinewhite.ca/ , and Jon Dowdall. Also Guest Curator of Open Space Doug Jarvis www.dougjarvis.ca/ and Asst...
2016-07-061h 00ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E09: Gender as ArtKatie explores the complexities of gender and how artists are exploring this topic through a variety of mediums. Interviews with Kye Plant feelinweird.com/ Wynne Neilly www.wynneneilly.com/ & the West Coast League of Lady Wrestlers www.facebook.com/wclolw/ , wclolw.tumblr.com/ , www.wclolw.com/ Featuring artists Margaret Bowes www.margaretbowes.com , Leya Tess www.leyatess.com/ , Julie Gennai @juliegennai , Kay Gallivan, Jenna Clarke, Celine Grandbois, and Grant Hash.Also featuring music by local musicians Old Girl oldgirl.bandcamp.com/ , The Backhomes thebackhomesband.bandcamp.com/ , and Fascination fascinati0n.bandcamp.com/releases.This podcast i...
2016-07-021h 04ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E08: Victoria Hip Hop - A Community of Ghosts 2Harold continues his search exploring the darker realms of the Victoria hip hop community and uncovers haunting connections to local histories. Featuring music and interviews from Misc. Friend @miscfriend , General Gruff & Wolf Pack Man Dolorean generalgruff.bandcamp.com/, Paint the town Red www.facebook.com/PaintTheTownRed250/ , Cathedral Bloom @cathedralbloom , Lo::Sun @lo-sun . This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm
2016-07-021h 00ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E07: Victoria Hip Hop - A Community of GhostsHarold embarks on a mysterious journey to uncover who is apart of and where is Victoria's Hip Hop community?Featuring Music and interviews from Langdon Auger langdonauger.bandcamp.com/track/island-nights-2 , Bob le head @bob-le-head , Dee Jay Anger @dee-jay-anger , Dia-Nos @dia-nos , llvis Freshly illvisfreshly.bandcamp.com/ , Sweatpants Superstars itunes.apple.com/us/artist/sweatp…tars/id261991282 , La Ro$a @ladylarosa , and Sundry NoName sundrynoname.bandcamp.com/releasesThis podcast is brought to you by the CFUV 101.9fm and proudly supported by the BC Arts Council
2016-06-211h 00ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E06: The Art of MediaThe Art of Media featuring many guests from a multitude of organizations and creative ventures all surrounding the diverse art form of media. Kye Plant feelinweird.libsyn.com/ , kyeplant.bandcamp.com/releases, kyeplant.tumblr.com/ Toni Hall @emplicitrhythm , EMP Interactions www.facebook.com/EMPinteractions/, Pretty Good Not Bad Festival prettygoodnotbad.ca/ Steeve Allen Bjornson sabjorn.net/, vibeups.com/author/sabjorn/ , Limbic Media limbicmedia.ca/ Rick & Susy Raxlen www.raxpix.com/ www.cfmdc.org/user/9967, www.openspace.ca/RICHARD-RAXLEN-introspective, www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vyOW8dbgfU Featuring the local music of: General Gruff generalgruff.bandcamp.com/, Equivaux - Light Mint (Mighty...
2016-06-2100 minArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E05: A Quest for Art Education (Part 2)Will Harold ever figure out which is the best mode for Art Education? It's Institution vs. Self Taught. He talks to guests Justin A. Langlois justinlanglois.com/eventualvacancy.org/ , Jean- Luc Murry www.mbam.qc.ca/en/ , Godfrey Stephens www.godfreysart.com/www.facebook.com/Wood-Storms-Wild…267827263367367/ , Regan Rasmussen, Yesman PostFeaturing local musicians: Karel Roessingh www.roessong.com/, Zayn Wiwchar @loft-sound With some short Musical Examples from: Art Blakey, Carlos Santana, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Freddie King, Herbie Hancock, Jimi Hendrix, Michel Legrand, Miles Davis, Paul Desmond, Angel Romero . This podcas...
2016-06-211h 05ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E04: A Quest for Art Education (part 1)\\A Quest for Art Education// Part:1 Katie and Harold undertake the debate which is better? Institutional or Self Taught Art Education? We go head to head featuring Bill Zuk, Karel Roessingh, Zayn Wiwchar, Anna Shkuratoff, Emma Brooks, Steve Allen Bjørnson, Meredith Wicklund, Graeme Bousada.Also featuring music from the Floridas.This podcast is brought to you by the CFUV 101.9fm and proudly supported by the BC Arts Council
2016-05-2500 minArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E03: The Art of Sound\\The Art of Sound// This episode features Janet Rogers, Claire Le Nobel, Paul Walde, & Dan Godlovitch, also featuring the sounds of Apple Pipe.Intro & outro music by General Gruff.This podcast is brought to you by the CFUV 101.9fm and proudly supported by the BC Arts Council
2016-05-2500 minArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E02: Island of VoicesIsland of Voices is a collaboration between 8 students in Brad Cunningham’s Humanities Flex Class at Reynold’s Secondary School,. Under the direction of Chris O’Connor at the Royal BC Museum, we partnered with Secllemah (Elder Joan Morris) and Mark Salter of the Songhees Nation. The students interviewed Dr. Nancy Turner, Ethnobotanist and Dr. Darcy Mathews, Anthropologist to find out more about the Songhees (Lekwungen) people, and the colonial practices of the Canadian government, Songhees island Ty'ches and the landscape that we live, work and create on. (**Mature Subject matter - Listener Discretion is Advised**)This episod...
2016-05-251h 00ArtscapeARTSCAPE S02E01: Art & SpiritualityThis episode explores Art & Spirituality. Katie and Harold spoke with 4 regional artists, Marcus Knox www.rosepetalbead.com , Claire Ryder, Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde, and Margaret Briere margaretwarriorlov0.wix.com/skwetu-artw…me/mainPage.Featuring tracks from Claire & Marcus' album, as well as music from General Gruff, from General Gruff's Golden Hits Vol I & II generalgruff.bandcamp.com. This podcast is brought to you by the CFUV 101.9fm and proudly supported by the BC Arts Council
2016-05-251h 00Gorilla RadioGorilla Radio: Brandon Martinez & John Newman (Aug 19 2015)If you're just back from the cottage, or travelling abroad, or just enjoying a summer's break from the media news cycle grind, let me be the first to wish you a "Happy election year!" For the rest of you, it may seem the Summer poll has already lasted a year, or more; but before you tune us out...today's show is meant as an anodyne to electioneering banalities and fear-mongering.
Be aware! Stephen Harper plans to scare you witless, because he knows it's the only way you'll vote for he and his agents of the Apocalypse; and the hairiest, scariest...
2015-08-2052 minBasement Closet Sessions on CFUVZuzu's Petals - Sep 5 2014Alt-rock/alt-county island dudes Zuzu's Petals perform live on CFUV 101.9 FM during Basement Closet Sessions (Fri 3-4:30pm) on September 5th, 2014.
For more from Zuzu's Petals visit: http://zuzus-petals.bandcamp.com/
Tracklist:
1. War Paint
2. Tell Everyone Hi
3. Taking Space
4. Family Dog
5. Ring Your Bells
6. Milky Way
7. Hi How Could You
8. Loretta's Song
Recorded live at CFUV 101.9 FM by:
Johnnie Regalado
Casey Lazar
Ann-Kristin Blanken
2014-09-0634 min