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Talkin' Hockey - The Hockey Talkin' Show
Hello out there, we’re on the air!
It’s your ol’ pals co-host Tom and co-host Jared, and it’s time to talk some hockey.
We don’t pretend to be insiders or know-it-all experts, no, we are just two pretty regular dudes who play hockey, watch hockey and talk hockey!
Tune in each week to hear the fellas talkin’: fun facts about your favourite players from bygone eras; discussion of current events and hot topics; beer league chatter and rinkside banter; the occasional guest (check the archives for when we had lots of guests over the pandemic era) … and much more!
Plus, we always have some great tunes to spin on the show, lots of can-con and bangers galore.
Hope you can join us, and remember — keep your stick on the ice!
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Talking Radical Radio
In these weekly, in-depth interviews, you get to hear grassroots activists engaged in a broad range of social change work in communities across Canada talk about what they’re doing, how they’re doing it, and why they’re doing it. You get an opportunity to listen and to learn — about aspects of the world around us that are made visible through these activists’ struggles; about choices, successes, and failures in their organizing that can inform your own; and about possibilities for collaboration and solidarity.
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Tell The Band To Go Home
Tell The Band To Go Home is a weekly celebration of great songs and the people who bring them to life. I play songs from some of the greatest songwriters of all time, including John Prine, Lyle Lovett, Fred Eaglesmith, Willie P. Bennett, and many more. Along with the legends, I also focus on the the hottest new writers of today. Every week, I try to have a different musical guest who can give us some insight into their songs and their personality. Previous guests include: David Francey, Gurf Morlix, James McMurtry, Eliza Gilkyson, John Mayer, and many more. Also, I’m often joined by local singer/songwriters in the studio for a talk and some live music. Local favourites like Del Barber, JP Hoe, Nathan, The Wailin’ Jennys, Scott Nolan, and many more have all stopped by. If you’re interested in great music on a Sunday afternoon, check out Tell The Band To Go Home every week.
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Terra Informa
Terra Informa is your source for local and international environmental news with an Albertan and Canadian perspective. Based out of the CJSR news department in Edmonton, Alberta we strive to inform and create awarness about the under-reported connections between our lives and the natural environment. Every week we produce a show comprised of an environmental news overview, feature segments which often included interviews with academics, activists and community organizers to highlight local, national and international environmental issues and their Canadian or Albertan connection. Each show also includes a look into what environmental events are happening in our communities.
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Thank God It's Free Range!
Thank God It’s Free Range! Join host (and UMFM Program Director) Michael Elves as he starts the weekend off with a rundown on upcoming shows; interviews with local, national and international artists; and all sorts of good music. Here on 101.5 UMFM, the weekend starts now!
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That Driving Beat!
That Driving Beat is an all-vinyl radio dance party spinning 1960s soul, rhythm & blues, garage rock, pop, and other movers and shakers from the 1960s! These tunes come from Detroit to Memphis, Muscle Shoals to London, New York to New Orleans, and anywhere else upbeat dance tunes and juke joint anthems were getting laid down and pressed on wax. You can call some of it Northern Soul, most of it Mod, but it’s all got That Driving Beat!
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The Batcave
Join your host Draculina for a hour of darkness and despair, playing the best of 80’s darkwave, synthpop, gothic and so much more.
“I Like Spiders, loss and rain I’m only happy when I’m in pain”
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The Best Of Buckles
Buckle-Up Radio was like the Hodge Podge category on JEOPARDY! Anything and everything was game, whether it wass Jazz, Psychedellic, Folk, Country, or strange Kitsch, you got it on Buckle-Up.
After 10 plus years sharing some amazing music, as well as the stories behind it, Mr. Buckles hung up his headphones. So many of you out there had made this wonderful show a part of your Saturday morning routine, so we decided that every other week we would give you a taste.
This is The Best Of Buckles.…
**please note, no new shows are being produced — if you have a request for an episode you would like to hear, please let us know!**
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The Green Majority
The Green Majority is a weekly environmental news program produced live at CIUT in Toronto, Canada and broadcast on campus and community stations across the country. The show, Canada’s first and only environmental news-hour, is produced by a dedicated team of volunteers. Tune into the broadcast or download the podcast for environmental headlines, guest features and analysis of Canada’s most important ecological events. The Green Majority operates with a BY-NC creative commons license. The Green Majority is a weekly environmental news program produced live at CIUT in Toronto, Canada and broadcast on campus and community stations across the country. The show, Canada’s first and only environmental news-hour, is produced by a dedicated team of volunteers. Tune into the broadcast or download the podcast for environmental headlines, guest features and analysis of Canada’s most important ecological events. The Green Majority operates with a BY-NC creative commons license.
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The Heat Wave Baby Shutdown
The hottest show on the planet creating the bridge between African and International artists . Afro Fusion, Hip Hop , Trap , Drill, R N B and aspiring artists from all over the globe. It’s a total shutdown. HWBS.
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The Hockey Show
The Hockey Show with Teebz and Beans is all about the good ol’ hockey game! Every week, Teebz and Beans will get down to business discussing news and issues from the NHL, AHL, KHL, CHL, NCAA, CIS, and any other hockey-related matter that catches their attention. Watch for special guests to join them on the show, and make sure you’re near your phone if you want to ask the guys any hockey-related question! They will also be giving away prizes throughout the year, so be sure to tune in if you want some free gear!
Teebz is a long-time hockey fan with a passion for the game like no other. He authors Hockey Blog In Canada, and routinely attends any and all hockey games he can — NHL right down to the tykes at the local arena! Having played for many years, the defenceman now reserves his hockey rage for spongee on the outdoor rinks in Winnipeg.
Another defenceman, Beans is still playing hockey in local beer leagues — sometimes for beers! When he’s not at the rink, he’s usually busy at school as he works at his trade. However, when Hockey Night In Canada hits the airwaves or when he get can to a rink, Beans shows his true love of the game!
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The Learning Curve
The Learning Curve is a show about learning. Join hosts Monique and Tim from the University of Manitoba’s Academic Learning Centre as they explore research and resources related to various learning techniques. Each week will also feature a discussion of different resources on campus that students can make use of while studying at the U of M. Get ahead of the curve!
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The Mix Sessions
The Mix Sessions is a global gathering of music fans every week bringing you the best underground electronic music around including Electronica, Trip Hop, Drum & Bass and Deep House.
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The Mothership
the best in late night sounds, curated weekly for your earholes. climb aboard the mothership.
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The Night Shift
The Night Shift feverishly supports diverse, adventurous artists and musical genres, ranging from Psychedelic Punk to Post-Jazz, Instrumental Hip-Hop to Musique Concrète, with a heavy focus on Canadian and Independent artists .
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The Pity Party
An hour long exploratory show about midwest emo music, its roots and its current revival.
Come join Bryan on Friday afternoons where we discuss the past, present, and future of an ever evolving genre.
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The Sentinel's Marvellous Kaleidoscope
Through this lens, you will be guided on audible explorations, gazing across the ever-changing horizon of music. The fantastical soundscape is filled with landmarks, relics and anomalies in progressive, fusion and alternative styles, near and far. Each observational session is constellatory, pulverizing, mystifying… and simply marvellous.