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While our minds were mentally checked out from a Sun Soaked weekend of Festivals, Arts and Music we bring together randomly a beautiful cast of radio guests.
So let us take you away from the daily stresses of being a weekend warrior, with a little Sound Therapy Radio. Today in studio, we have comic and Aboriginal Mental Health advocate Monique Hurteau, and local singer songwriter Britt Bonshor. Later in the program we will hear a little bit of Ranj Singh and the discriminators.
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Monique Hurteau, Stanley Theatre May 31.
Britt Bonshor, Seven
Julia Spitale
Hello and welcome to another edition of ‘The Artist Lounge’, where we congregate with local creative talent and talk about what inspires us and specifically, what perspires us, during the hotness of summer. July and summer is in full swing and every tuesday night we have our creative campfire, and to create the atmosphere of your favourite camping trip we asked our guests not to take a shower for a couple of days and installed an outhouse on the football field. Unfortunately the team mistook it for a tackling dummy, not good…
Marlene Swidzinski
But just like any night time, outdoor fun fest we have great conversation, laughs and music. So, today in studio we have comedians Jan Bannister and Marlene Swidzinski and musical guests, the serial hugger, musician David Blair and Singer songwriter Julia Spitale.
Below is the archived broadcast, make take a moment to load.
Jan Bannister
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David Blair
Isabella Mori
Welcome to another edition of Sound Therapy Radio ‘Art of the Mind’. Today we chat about Social Media and what could be a better way to talk about it than in the intimate confines of the CJSF radio broadcast studio. So, a lot of people are talking social media these days. Long gone are the unidirectional onslaught of messages through commercial television, print and radio, the people now have an easy access to voice their views.
Vicky Rae
In Mental Health, how can we best use this? Is it meeting with your psychotherapist over skype? How we manage the paranoia of 13,000 followers on twitter. Could even your email inbox make your manic impulses and neuroticism even more convenient?
Well maybe there can be a purpose for all this, we discuss social media and its role in mental health in destigmatizing Mental Health.
In studio, we have Psychotherapist and Blogger Isabella Mori who is the co-founder of Mental Health Camp. Visual Artist Vicki Rae shares her story about the power of Art in dealng with her personal battles and how she is transforming that experience and collaborating with others.
As always we blend in some great musical talent in the discussion. singer songwriter Ron Janzen joins us in studio and explains to us what a Musicianary is. Musical guest Padma also sings live and showcases the amazing creativity that can be inspired by living in a yurt.
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Padma
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Ron Janzen
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CJSF wins National Radio Award for Homelessness Marathon Radio Broadcast.
Burnaby BC, June 12, 2010: Every year, The National Campus Community and Campus Radio Association (NCRA) recognizes outstanding programming from its 72 member stations across Canada. The CJSF broadcast for the ‘Homelessness Marathon – Artist Edition’, was selected as the National winner in the Special Programming Category. This episode was co produced and hosted by Sound Therapy Radio’s, J Peachy and Ryan Fletcher of Melodies in Mind, both are programmers at CJSF 90.1 FM in Burnaby.
This live episode in front of a studio audience at the W2 Culture and Media House was broadcast to over 30 stations across the country. The 3 hour episode featured Homeless Artists and musicians on the program and gave them an opportunity for a voice and performance.
“This broadcast was a special event in many ways. With the Olympics in Vancouver and homelessness as a critical issue, we were very fortunate to have many volunteers at CJSF and W2 put their passion towards this project. It was a milestone event in many ways and the fact we were able to have an opportunity to give people a voice, is what makes community independent media special. A special thanks to our guests Star, Ricky, Montana King and many musicians including adaline, The Hot Corn Ramblers, Derick, Robin Livingston and others unnamed who helped be part of a beautiful episode”, states J Peachy a co-producer of the program.
The broadcast date was on on February 23, 2010 during the Olympics and hosted in front of a live audience at W2 Culture and Media House. Listen to the original episode here.
National Campus and Community Radio
About NCRA
The National Campus and Community Radio Association/l’Association nationale des radios étudiantes et communautaires is a not-for-profit group of organizations and individuals committed to over 70 volunteer-driven, non-profit, community-oriented radio across Canada.
Their goals are to ensure stability and support for individual stations and the long-term growth and effectiveness of the sector. NCRA also promotes public education about community media and help represent community radio to government and other agencies.
NCRA membership is open to: community-based and instructional campus stations; English, French and native community stations; and other supportive businesses and individuals.
For more information, on NCRA, see ncra.ca
Taylor Harp
Hello and welcome, this is the post Victoria Day long weekend episode of ‘The Artist Lounge’. So work off those tea and crumpets and hang on tight we are going to take you on a creative rollercoaster. Imagine those mini doughnuts, corn dogs and cotton candy twirling in your stomach only to have them soothed by the sweet sounds and conversation of today’s episode. We also play our brand new exciting show intro, courtesy of Rob Fillo.
In studio we have singer songwriter Taylor Harp and Musical group Watasun and we’ll be phoning Jane Cox from Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
Ana Bedard, Ashley Collins as well as Kelsey Martens, fresh from Penticton all add a bit of atmosphere. Also filming is VCommunity TV… Fun Times!
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Watasun
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In this weeks version of ‘The Artist Lounge’ we have a trio of talent from Harte Music. In studio, we chat with Stephen Koenig, Kerry Lee Manuel and Roger Schmidt. We explore what makes these musicians tick and find out from Roger what a Staycation is. Will take a moment to load.
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In this weeks edition of ‘Art of the Mind’ we focus on the mind of the Modern Man.
So what’s on the mind of today’s modern men and what are some of the afflictions that are specific to us dudes. We have Psychotherapist, Dr. Steven Lake from Executive Support Net in studio talk about this. Dr. Steven tries to help answer the question; If you really want to be Rich can you still have a functional family?
We also look at the serious issue of Post Tramautic Stress Disorder, and its affects on those in the military and RCMP, an issue that is not solely attributable to men. Dr. Nancy Prober from the Operational Stress and Injury Clinic also joins us to talk about PTSD, what it looks like and what the treatments are with this condition.
To provide some musical interlude we have singer songwriter John Pippus and the local group Illiteratty. Archived episode below, takes a moment to load.
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John Pippus
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In time for Mother’s Day, on this episode of Art of the Mind we are talking about Women’s Mental Health. This episode also marks the
debut of newest Sound Therapy Radio host Ana Bedard.
Sarah Numada
Musician Sarah Numada performs live in studio. She recently arrived in Vancouver and feeling very at home. In honour of Mother’s Day, Sarah, and hosts Jay and Ana, discuss the mental health and how it differs for our mother’s. Jay shares his personal experience of seeing his mother in a mental health crisis which was related to her menopause.
Over the phone we talk to Elaine Willis, who is an advocate for people with all types disabilties. This interview sparks another discussion between Sarah Jay and Ana, about the importance of having support during the dark times of life.
We also have an inspiring interview with Gillian Mulvale, from the Mental Health Commission of Canada, on her experience with post partum depression. She talks not only about her mental illness, but also on the stumbling blocks that she encountered, as a woman, while seeking treatment. She concludes with words of wisdom for those still learning how to cope with and overcome their own disorders.
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Yet another blissful episode of The Artist Lounge. Peak Performance project winners ‘We are the City‘ join us in studio where Andy, Cayne and David reveal the little known instrument called the lap drum, they also share stories about gummy candy and the horror stories of lending your gear.
Monika Blichar
One World Fundraiser
Monika Blichar and Ron Sombilon join us in the studio where they talk about a great project uniting the creative community through the One World Fundraiser. Monika and Ron also share stories about how artists can grow their practices through exchange and collaborations.
We also do a call out to Menno Versteeg of the band Hollerado while on tour. They’ll be in town on May 5th and would like to know the best place to get good cheap sushi in Vancouver.
Join us every Tuesday at 7pm on The Artist Lounge. Here is the archived broadcast from last night. Might take a minute or so to load, its a heavy duty broadcast.
Ron Sombilon
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Hollerado – Juliet
We are the City – Time Wasted
Oh Canada, it’s hard for me to celebrate your Birthday.
July 1, 2010 in Commentary | Tags: canada day, CJSF 90.1 FM, J Peachy, sound therapy radio | by J Peachy | 3 comments
You likely know the reasons why, but I feel betrayed; what did we all do to deserve this. One would think that you get better with age.
I’ve known you for all my life, you’ve made mistakes in the past, but I’ve never seen this in you before. The look on your face, the evil in your eyes, the aggressiveness, the contempt, the lack of respect and dignity. However, its the anger, like a seething Pit Bull ready to attack at even a flinch of a feather. Its like I could feel your teeth plunging to the core of my heart, twisting and turning with the vengeance seemingly detached from any resemblance of me as a living being. How can I, or anyone trust you any longer? I don’t know where to start and its difficult to find the energy to do so.
How can I celebrate when there are mutual friends of ours in prison being held for unjust reasons. This looks like Martial Law! Even those who you have released are still in pain, they are traumatized, they are hurt, yet the worst part of all this is that they no longer believe in you. I see the anger in them towards you, its quite frightening. Will you even acknowledge what you have done has caused deep hurt? Our friends truly believe that they did nothing wrong. Are you choosing to sweep this under the rug and discount the emotion of your friends?
Oh Canada, what happened to the True Patriot Love? Today, I ask myself; how can I continue to stand on guard for thee?
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