Best and Worst of Reciprocity

Yo! I hope you know what the share shelf is at UNBC, your centre for reciprocity:

It’s on the third floor of the NUGSS building at UNBC. The idea is, you have some USEFUL that you no longer need. Instead of trashing it. Stick it on the shelf so your fellow humans in arms can continue to use it 😉

Here is the BEST of the reciprocity shelf this week. If you’re a dirtbag like me, you’re gonna love this! If you like to make fun of people from a distance, keep reading for the WORST of the reciprocity shelf 😀

Bestie!!

are you balding? or plan on going bald? or predict that rainbow is the new dew for 2015?? then a wig suitcase could be your best bet when passing by the almighty reciprocity....cheeeeck iiit oouut foolksss!

worstie:

dear: mr/mrs. apple drink dink

if you like apples and like them hot in your cup...like most people with a heart (sorry apple haters, no one actually thinks you don't have a heart...it just prefers a less desirable fruit) .... you take the evidence that proved its deliciousness...and dispose of it (in the greenest manner  possible of course).....because of you.....the hot apple deliciousness now ends up here..... an over exploited indisposed worstie.

 By Dave

Student Talks Episode 2

This episode of Student Talks has host Grant Bachand sit down with Wendel Schwab, Student Elected Representative for the UNBC Senate. The two talk about this upcoming year at UNBC, the Canadian election and Ashley Madison hack.  

Episode 2 Student Talks 09022015 by Grant Bachand on Mixcloud

My Peace River - #NoSiteC

My Peace River is a multimedia project showcasing the Peace Region by photographer Jodie Ponto and musician Jody Peck. The project was created in response to the threat of the Site C Dam on the Peace River. The two artist came together to raise awareness of the project around the province, and to celebrate the beauty of the Peace River. Jody Peck, also known as Miss Quincy, along with Twin Peaks, also from the Peace Region, will be releasing an EP with songs recorded live at the August 29th event Party For The Peace. All proceeds raised from the event and the sale of the EP will go directly to the Treaty 8 First Nations court battle against the Site C Dam.

Jodie Ponto has released postcards and will be selling prints of her photography to raise money and awareness for the court battle as well.

Pre-order the EP on Indiegogo and make sure to check out the store at MyPeaceRiver.ca to purchase prints and postcards.

They are also encouraging everyone to share photos and stories about the Peace Region via their Instagram and Facebook pages. Check out a sampling of these images below:

photo by @canadianacres

photo by @joanna_esau

"Love the Old Fort and the Mighty Peace ❤" #mypeaceriver #nositec

Check out a CFUR live recording of one of the shows from the upcoming My Peace River EP:

Weee need your help! Volunteer postings for grabs

Hey Hey folks, we've got a schwack of volunteer positions up for grabs.

Help the CFUR audience out, and get some sweet media experience at the same time with one of these four opportunities:

Interested? Email programming@cfur.ca with a resume attached. Can't wait to hear from you great people!

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Oh my gosh the first ever episode of Student Talks...

Host Grant Bachand has guest Andrew Kenway on to talk about movies, comics and everything else that keeps grown men living in their parents basements well into their 30's.

Student Talks Episode 1 - 2015-08-11 by Grant Bachand on Mixcloud

-Grant Bachand

All the Way From The Yukon: Big Mama LeLe - TONIGHT

Big Mama LeLe is playing her ukulele and singing her original swanky tunes onAug 21st (TONIGHT) at the Black Donkey Cafe!

Seating is limited so be sure to get down and in there asap! Starting up when the mood feels right:

Appreciated donation of a minimum 10 bucks that 100% go towards her tour will be fully accepted with a thank you and a hug!