Bad Not Cheap accidentally took some embarrassing time off from radio to get a handle on adulting. But now it's December and Darcie has started knitting ugly things once again, and grad school is about to hit the road.
Tune in on Wednesday at 6:00pm BC time (ha ha) and hear everything that you've ever wondered about Darcie's days without you.
Riyl: Neil Young, Modest Mouse, early 2000s PG music, Darcie
This week on suppertime we cook a very simple yet satisfying meal. It can be a breakfast lunch or dinner or desert. And it's very good because it is November and people are busy and frantic and feeling hellish, yet so cold, and this quick one pot meal is warm and comforting.
Go ahead and jazz this sauce up. I like it super simple and garlicy with a small amount of spice but you just do what you want!
This recipe makes 4 poached eggs
1 can of whole or diced tomatoes
1/2 tsp or more ( go up by increments of 1/2 tsp for more spiceyness) of red pepper flakes
3 cloves of garlic, minced
4 eggs
mozza cheese
fresh basil
Listen to an Italian/hell/devil/fire/frantic inspired playlist!
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There are numerous versions of Charles Dickens’ beloved tale “A Christmas Carol” out there. It’s a timeless story, really; we never tire of watching Ebenezer Screwed - I mean, Scrooge- get scared out of his mind by a couple of spirits until he understands the meaning of Christmas. Ah, joy. Recently I had the chance to watch Theatre Northwest’s brand-new spin on A Christmas Carol, adapted and directed by Heather Davies; I was not disappointed in the slightest.
The show starts out in the future, with Scrooge and his family and friends all gathered round on Christmas evening and ask Scrooge to regale them with the story of how he came to join them in their festivities. And so the adventure begins.
It is charming, energetic, humorous at times; (“What’s that upon your cheek?” The Ghost of Christmas Past says when she watches Scrooge cry. “A pimple,” he replies dismissively, wiping it away.) and made my otherwise cold and deadened soul feel the full range of emotion over the course of two hours. It had everything I wanted in any rendition of the Christmas Carol and more; I loved the steampunk elements (a unique Theatre Northwest twist!), I loved the acting (some great local work), the singing (Christmas music sung well is my favourite), the special effects (they really did make it look magical), and the costumes (wardrobe department was very on point with the Ghosts).
I was so very impressed by the production; it was clear that an enormous amount of work was put into it. I recommend this show to anyone and everyone who loves the holidays (and if you don't love the holidays maybe this is just the thing you need.). If you think you’ve seen everything when it comes to this classic story, think again. Theatre Northwest delivers a fresh take, and I personally left the show humming “Joy to the World” under my breath, so that probably tells you what kind of mood it put me in.
The show runs until December 9 only, and tickets run out fast. I highly advise you to go to their website (theatrenorthwest.com) and book a ticket for you and your family/friends as soon as possible. This is one rendition of A Christmas Carol you definitely don’t want to miss!
Episode 5 of Season 11! Celtic Fire - CFUR's long-running Celtic music show is back with the start of the annual Countdown To Christmas. Christmas music gradually takes over the program every week until the week before Christmas.
On tonight's show: More from Mairi MacInnes, tunes from the Barra MacNeils, Daimh, Dominique Dodge, and more!
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Slammin' space men have rocked for Millenia on asteroids, snowballs and molten iron waves. Let's carry on that proud tradition for another Millenia, starting with this playlist!
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A Horrendous mezcla of music inspired by Muskrats on toxic sand!
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Hi CFUR! This week on Suppertime we are diving into Jill's mixed cd's from when she was 15, celebrating nostalgia and cheese. "Party Hardy and Rock n Roll" - Hot Action Cop from the song Fever for The Flava
This week I was inspired by watching the movie "Boyhood". I liked it. It reminded me of being 15. So here are some samples from my age 15 collection. Also, grilled cheese was the first thing I learned to cook. And nachos were my favourite thing as a kid because my dad would make them. And I still love both. So here is a memory lane recipe. For a grilled NATCH-YO cheese.
Nacho-Grilled Cheese
Left over taco meat or beans
Grated cheese
Fresh tomatoes, diced
1 or two nacho chips, crunched up
[embed]https://www.mixcloud.com/suppertime/nostalgia-natch-yo-grilled-cheese-mixed-cds-at-15/[/embed]
Formerly of CFUR fame, now of CKPG fame, Garrett Perry & Karl Wyssen are entering the world of Audio/Visual, with...
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Stay tuned for THE MAYOR in the near future ;)
New Music for all whos into the good stuff, the stuff that only plays for those who listen to new music....you get it? you gooot it now!!! the FUR! 88.7, Northern BC's hub for everything that sounds frigggen awesome!
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