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Station Orientation Schedule

Join CJSF as a volunteer, take 45-minute orientation tour!
Drop in one of these times to find out what you can do and learn at your campus radio. (We're in TC216 right over the campus main entrance.)
3rd Thursday at 3 pm (Jun 20)
4th Wednesday at 6:15 pm . . . NEWS page

Program Highlights

Topic: Are you listening to me? Public participation in city decisions

Wed Jun 19, noon-1 pm in SFU Ideas & Issues
This City Conversation featured kickoff speakers Colleen Hardwick, founder of PlaceSpeak — a web service that lets citizens comment on city issues while keeping internet input honest; and Lyndsay . . . HIGHLIGHTS page

Jane Silcott

Wed. Jun 19, 1-2 pm, in Smitten by the Written
David Mayoh interviews Vancouver author Jane Silcott, on the brink of her newly released personal memoir, Everything Rustles. Here we will touch on themes of mortality, middle age, perspective . . . HIGHLIGHTS page

June 25th Melodies in Mind

Tuesdays 8 to 10PM
On June 25th Melodies in Mind features:

This is the Shoes - www.thisistheshoes.com
Highrise Lonesome - www.music.cbc.ca/artists/Highrise-Lonesome
Nice Verdes - . . . HIGHLIGHTS page

ΛtopA&E Reviews

Hooded Fang @ The Media Club
by Carmela Akiatan

While they only garnered a small turnout at the Media Club on June 16th, particularly as it had been a Sunday night, Hooded Fang brought the ease of a friendliness with casual jokes on stage, looking like they had just stepped off and out of their tour van minutes before their performance. continued...

Youth Lagoon @ Venue
by Fred Hawley

The first Youth Lagoon album, Year of Hibernation, lived up to the potential of great pop music to affect people by wrapping the listener up in nostalgia and hopeful optimism. Seeing Youth Lagoon’s Trevor Powers playing these songs live is less important than the collective experience that is shared with everyone in the audience. That comes when you feel everyone around you moving to the same slow rhythm of the echoing bass drum as Powers builds layers of reverb to a climactic chorus that fades to a piano loop. If that sounds formulaic, that is because it is; the songs on Year of Hibernation were simple and repetitive but they were perfect. continued...

Palma Violets @ The Biltmore
by Samuel Hogg

In an era of manufactured success, Palma Violets are in the midst of a natural ascent to stardom. continued...

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Featured Programs

Topic: Are you listening to me? Public participation in city decisions
SFU Ideas and Issues
aired 2013-06-19 from 12:00:00-13:00:00
Wed Jun 19, noon-1 pm in SFU Ideas & Issues
This City Conversation featured kickoff speakers Colleen Hardwick, founder of PlaceSpeak — a web service that lets citizens comment on city issues continued...

Jane Silcott
Smitten by the Written
aired 2013-06-19 from 13:00:00-14:00:00
Wed. Jun 19, 1-2 pm, in Smitten by the Written
David Mayoh interviews Vancouver author Jane Silcott, on the brink of her newly released personal memoir, Everything Rustles. Here we will touch on continued...

June 18th Melodies in Mind
Melodies in Mind
aired 2013-06-18 from 20:00:00-22:00:00
Tuesday 8 to 10PM
On June 18th Melodies in Mind features: Stone Poets - www.reverbnation.com/stonepoets Ghostess - www.reverbnation.com/ghostess Rodeo Jonz - www. continued...

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