Danniele Livengood, Program Manager from SFU WWest, talks about STEM, and the Creating Connections 6.0 conference upcoming in Vancouver, May 3-4.  Use the promo code sfu20 and receive a discount on your registration!

Great music by Dr. Misterio!

Rebroadcast of October 8 2017 episode featuring Andrew Lee of Holy Hum, with some new tunes

Reunited again, Jesse and Jamie play weird prog, spacey dub jams, Hardcore screamo odysseys, and a whole lot more!

More for Canada's 20th anual National Poetry month! Charlotte 'Sista C'  chats to her guest Jennifer Chapin, champion of free speech and poet, as well as author of The Poet and The Angel.

Taking it easy and jamming to some tunes with Jacob

Some headlines and an ever-so-brief introduction to the extraordinary and groundbreaking report released last week, Red Women Rising: Indigenous Women Survivors in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.  Also, watch the beautiful video for Classified's Powerless, played on today's show.  

Jamie plays the latest from Harlequin Gold while pumping up Record Store Day and CJSF's FM Party on April 13 at Red Gate.

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It's Detention with 3/4 of the crew in studio for the last show of their work experience. 

A short revisitation on the 2nd year anniversary of art action #freethefeed, and some poetry to kick off National Poetry Month.  

This is part three and the final part of Rachel, Deby and Mica's moral panic series. Tune in to hear all about todays current moral panics, what the kids are up to these days, and whether or not its really worth all the fuss! 

Tina chats with Katie Clunn about her petition for mandatory vaccines in BC public schools; SFSS President-elect Giovanni Ho-Sang drops by the studio to talk about his successful campaign; Jesse's conversation with VP External-Elect Jasdeep GIll

This is U-18's last show of their work experience.  They're back to school full-time to finish up the year.  

A Guest Curator session with the folks in Apollo Ghosts! In between some of their selections, we obviously just gush for an hour and get the details on their REUNION!

Some headlines and SFU events.

There's only 2 in Detention today.  Tune in to hear Melodie and Patrick. We talk about weird alternate realities and spring break, plus we also catch you up on the weather.

Rachel and Mica kick of a 3 part series on Moral Panics. Learn about what a moral panic is and why it is important to know about them. Tune in to hear all about  some moral panics in history like the Salem Witch Trials, the printing press, the "red" paninc, and the satanic panic, to name a few! 

Jesse completely ignores the fact that it's St. Patrick's Day and instead just plays a whole bunch of new music!

Candidates Kia MIrsalehi and Giovanni HoSang discuss the SFSS Presidential Campaign

Rachel, Deby and Mica talk food politics. Discussing veganism, what it is, and why it gets such a bad rep. Tune in to learn a a few things about how we eat and why, and maybe pick up a few tips, too!

Music from the land of Mariachi and Tequila: ¡Jalisco, Mexico! Featuring mariachi, ranchera, rock, hip hop, and a new movement incorporating pre-hispanic Indigenous influences in music. 

Sightlines frontman and Mixtape Hall of Famer, Eric Axen, cohosts with Jamie. They pump the tires on the upcoming Sightlines tour (including the AMAZING tour kickoff show SPONSORED BY THE VANCOUVER MIXTAPE) and eagerly anticipate new hip hop records from Vancouver artists.

CJSF Programming Coordinator Robin brings you a special IWD mix of old time music, roots, and some berries!

All women player, singers and pickers today for International Women's Day!  

• The Dreadnoughts "Old Maui" - Roll & Go (Legends Never Die)
• The Dreadnoughts "Fire Marshall Willie" - Roll & Go (Legends Never Die)
• The Dreadnoughts "Ivanhoe" - Victory Square
• The Dreadnoughts "The West Country" - Victory Square
• The Dreadnoughts "Cider Drinker Marches On" - Cider Punx Unite
• The Dreadnoughts "Defiants" - Uncle Touchy Goes To College
• The Dreadnoughts "Cider Road" - Polka's Not Dead
• The Dreadnoughts "Black Sea Gale" - Polka's Not Dead
• The Dreadnoughts "Jericho" - Foreign Skies
• The Dreadnoughts "Gavrilo" - Foreign Skies
• The Gung-Ho's "The Least Of My Worries" - The Gung-Ho's
• ATD "Phantom Limb" - Kill Your Selfie
• Brass "Bad Habits" - For Everyone
• Campfire Shitkickers "Ode To O.D." - R.D. Cane Video
• North By North "Pistoletta" - Last Days Of Magic
• Polka Time "Perogie Polka" - Live & Tipsy
• Pet Blessings "Darling" - Rocket From Russia Comp
• C U Next Tuesdays "Brusier" - Fight, Fuck, Drink, Destroy
• Kunt and The Gang "A Lonely Wank In A Travelodge" - Kunty Mc Kunts Greatest Hits The Single
• The Judges "Gavel Road / Justice" - Live From The Halls Of Justice
• The Highsides "You Got A Friend In Me" - Put It OUt There

Robin chats with Gavia and Jessica of Expanding Music on the Heartbeat 2019 event.

Strong Women, Strong Music

March 8th is International Women's Day and from March 5-7, Frankie's Jazz Club hosts "Strong Women, Strong Music", a 100% fundraiser to support Atira’s Enterprising Women Making Art Program (EWMA).  Each night features a different lineup of Vancouver's finest female jazz musicians and vocalists.   I am featuring some of the artists who will be appearing this week at Frankie's as part of "Strong Women, Strong Music".
For information about the concerts and tickets go to www.coastaljazz.ca.
Atira Women’s Resource Society helps women and children who are escaping domestic violence.
For sixteen years EWMA, has provided safe, income-generating opportunities for women who are struggling with poverty, substance use and or mental wellness, and who have been impacted by violence /abuse; opportunities that are free from exploitation and judgement. EWMA is a place that for many women, makes hope possible.
To find out more about Atira and their programs go to their web page at www.atira.bc.ca.  You can also email them at info@atira.bc.ca.

 It's National Nutrition Day programming! Charlotte chats with two nutritional specialists, guests Shallah Panjwani and Jini Manjaly. Tune in for some guidelines on how to improve your energy!

Student Powered Radio Marathon: Sarah Negrin, SFSS Women's Centre

Sarah Negrin, volunteer at the SFSS Women's centre & SVSPO, kicks off the 2nd Annual Student Radio Marathon with some Electronic Femcon tunes, Plus talks about the Women's Centre's ongoing services and upcoming events

This hour hosted by SFSS Women's Centre volunteer Sarah Negrin!

Giovanni Hosang brings news and music from SFU SOCA. 

Student club SFU Autistics United takes this half hour to talk about neurodiversity, their role on campus and services offered.  

Long form interview with CJ Roe, Executive Director of SFU's Sexual Violence Suuport & Prevention Office, by student volunteer programmer, Valerie Malla.

On air today: Podcast from The Best in the WWest featuring women in STEM episode guest is Negar Roghanian. a PhD student in Civil Engineering at the UBC.  Plus Black History Month highlights featuring Nalo Hopkins, Anne Cools, Billie Holiday, Kara Walker, Katherine Johnson, Esi Edugya, Frances Anne Solomon, and Toni Morrison.  

Robin speaks with Hereditary Chief Rande Ola K'alapa about how a new treaty agreement threatens his tribe's traditional territory, how this came to pass (history and developments) and what it means for the future.      

Tapas Your Feet To That Funky Beat

Bringing jazz into the 21st century with selections by some of the leading young African American jazz artists.  Music for the church, the field and the street.  It's what I play!

Charlotte "Sista C" hosts the last of her series highlighting the black diaspora for Black History Month with guest, Lama Mugabo, a local food security activist.  

Detention has the mic.  

Town Hall for Student Space – Learn the truth about the SUB

Hear directly from the student groups who are at risk of losing space on campus. Hear how the loss of space will impact their ability to continue serving students, and why they need to be housed on campus. Learn the truth about what’s happening on campus.

Part One: A short presentation on the importance of space for student organizations & presentations from four panelists

Panelists

The four panelists are as follows:

• Maisaloon Al-Ashkar (SFPIRG Board Member)
  Maisaloon/ميسلون is a 22-year-old Muslim woman whose ancestors of Palestinian farmers, liberation struggles and refugees inform her unapologetic diligence to disrupt all systems of oppression. As an immigrant-settler, she’s committed to solidarities that actively work to support Indigenous sovereignties on their own terms. Maisaloon has been involved with SFPIRG for the past four years as a volunteer and then as a board member, through which she initiated the Racialized Resistance and Healing Action Group to facilitate a safer space on campus that’s led by, with and for IBPOC students. A recipient of the Rosemary Brown Undergraduate Award in Social Justice as well as the Robert C. Brown Award for outstanding academic achievement and leadership at SFU, she graduated with a double major in First Nations Studies and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies. Maisaloon currently works as a research assistant and women’s centre coordinator.
• Giovanni HoSang (SOCA President)
  Giovanni HoSang is a 3rd Year Computer Science Student hailing out of Spanish Town Jamaica. Giovanni came to Canada after finishing one year of University at the University of the West Indies and transferred to Simon Fraser University where he is taking part in a myriad of groups, initiatives and activities. Giovanni is the current President of the SFU Students of Caribbean and African Ancestry and sees himself as one that brings unity among a multitude of people. His passion is to bring people closer together and using tech and social mobilization to make a change in society. He believes that many of the issues we face that divides us as a people are all based on semantics and if we all stay focused on the overarching goal, we will be successful in our efforts.
• Kathleen Yang (former SFU Women’s Centre Collective member and former SFSS VP External Relations)
  Kathleen Yang is a former Simon Fraser Student Society Board Member who served as the Vice-President External Relations during the 2015/16 term, which was the year the Board secured a 85% vote in favour of obtaining 60 million dollar loan for the purpose of constructing a Student Union Building. She served on the Build SFU working group and was for a short while part of sublease negotiations with SFPIRG. Prior to joining the SFSS Board, Kathleen was Collective member of the SFU Women’s Centre, Rotunda community and the SFSS Advocacy committee. It was through her experiences at the SFU Women’s Centre and SFPIRG that she first began to learn about anti-oppressive social justice, anti-violence work and the importance of student organizing.
• Steven Hall (current SFU student, former Langara student)

The panel was moderated by:

• Jesse Wentzloff (CJSF Public Affairs Coordinator)
  Jesse Wentzloff is an SFU Alumnus and the Public Affairs & Talk Coordinator at CJSF 90.1FM, the campus & community radio station at SFU’s Burnaby Campus. His work at CJSF is to fulfill the station’s motto of “Diverse, Independent, Yours” by centering and raising community voices, and helping them to share their stories with listeners across the lower mainland.

https://sfpirg.ca/sfpirg-campaign-for-space-in-the-sub/

A Lion, A Wolff and That Signature Blue Note Sound

February is Black History Month.  2019 is also the 80th anniversary of Blue Note Records.  The label was founded in 1939 by two Jewish emigres from Germany.  In the 1950's and 60's Blue Note was the prime producer of bop and hard bop jazz. This week I am featuring seven artists, all African American who came to prominence in the 1960's mostly through Blue Note Records.

We anticipated snow so the content is pre-recorded and rebroadcast.

Its Valentine's Day! SHPX 14 year Show

Today's program features a phone interview with Chelene Knight, author of Dear Current Occupant, recipient of the 2018 Vancouver Book Award .  Audio from What We Teach - Voices for Change 2019.  Some talk about World Radio Day: Dialogue, Tolerance and Peace.