Summoning Sahmain! Celt In A Twist dredges dark tales from the deep and revels in new releases. Tiller's Folly debut Dancing With The Dead, The Mahones conjure the Ghost Of The Whiskey Devil, it's Terror Time for Old Blind Dogs, plus fresh spins from Brogeal, Thunderor and Socks In The Frying Pan. Trick or treat with a twist!
Welcome to a world without A-I artists and algorithmic playlists. Indulge in new music magic each hour, in a community as diverse as the planet itself. Fresh tracks from Geneva's Yalla Miku, Kurdish spike fiddle from Mehnram Rastegari, mbalax from innovator Cheikh Lo and Elisapie's remix of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams in Inuktitut. This is World Beat Canada!
Our guest this week is Knowa De Baraso… one of the youngest faces of the Democratic Party, one of the sharpest minds covering politics, and one of the rising stars in the podcasting space
In the first half of the show, we discuss the leaked chat messages from young Republican leadership across the country and make connections to historical leaks that have also given insight in to the racist, toxic culture that is often very pronounced in this country’s political right.
In the second half of the show, we have a conversation with Knowa De Baraso about the future of liberal politics and the places that young people occupy in the political equation.
Our hosts look back at some comedy greats from the 1950s as they spotlight an album called Comedy Caravan, Daffy gets a little cringy after hearing about the twisting of organs, and it's just incredible that an old fav artist of CP pops by...giving them a reason to play that song of his.
Sonic Café, Bobby Womack, title track from the 1972 Soundtrack LP, which you also may remember from Quentin Tarantino’s 1997 film Jackie Brown, so welcome to episode 454, I’m Scott Clark inviting you to join us here at the Sonic Café for another helping of eclectic music, comedy and pop culture. This time the Sonic Café pulls our music mix from 52 years. We’ll spin blues Toronzo Cannon, 39 Clocks, The Psychedelic Furs, Monkey Junk, Fast Eddie Clark and many more, including a trip back to 1964 in the Sonic Café time machine, listen for Jr. Walker’s Shotgun. Also comedian John Mulaney is here to tell us a touching story about his dad. That plus a couple other comedy shorts from Scotty Goff and Kelsey Cook. And finally in the second half of the program, the Sonic Café brings you Old Words We Still Use Today, from our friends over at Curiosity Geek. Interesting stuff. So hey let’s get to it. From 1985, this is the cult, and we’re the Sonic Café.
After Hostage/Prisoner Exchange Next Steps in Gaza Ceasefire Deal Are Vague & Lack Enforcement Mechanisms; Marine Veteran Recounts Israel’s 1967 Attack on US ship during Six Day War & its Lasting Impact; Federal Government Shutdown Exposes Crisis in Long Failing U.S. Healthcare System.
UNIFOR can act on its own rhetoric: "Our jobs, our plant, our community" must mean public ownership. Doug unifFord will bluster for votes but never cross auto moguls.
