Hello everyone! I’m back after summer vacation and ready for another season of this show!
Today, I have lined up some great new Theme Artists for this half of the season: Marcas Mac an Tuairneir, Ewen Henderson, Jocelyn Pettit, and the North Shore Gaelic Singers. Tune in for many more on today’s show as well.
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I know it's Taco Tuesday but maybe we can all mix it up a little bit tonight with a fresh and new locally sourced karaoke video, courtesy of local rockers Flying Machine!
Join Dr. Dana Wessell Lightfoot for this limited series podcast that dives deep into GOT & Medievalism!
The first episode airs tonight at 8pm on 88.7 CFUR FM!
Good day folks! Check out this new instalment of the Northern Static Series with Blake Dirk Blok!
This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the only organization mandated to financially support campus and community radio stations in Canada. #mycrfcproject
CFUR is happy to announce that the Looking at Lyme podcast is now available and syndicated on 88.7 FM.
Looking at Lyme is an educational podcast created by the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation, designed to increase awareness and empower listeners with expert knowledge. Join host Sarah Cormode as she explores various perspectives about Lyme disease and its impact on human health. Throughout the series, we will learn alongside doctors, entomologists, geneticists, community leaders and other experts.
Looking at Lyme will air 2pm on Mondays with a rebroadcast 4pm on Fridays.
Good Monday Morning everyone! Here is the sixth instalment of CFURs Northern Static Series with the incredibly talented SugarLemon that is sure to help kick you out of bed and put some pep in your step!
SugarLemon are a local, female fronted duo playing music that oozes soul, and drips alternative folk.
This initiative is made possible by the @crfcfcrc (Community Radio Fund of Canada), the only organization mandated to financially support campus and community radio stations in Canada.
Are you in a relationship? Are you interested in research? Do you want $30? Then we’ve got the perfect study for you! REIMAGYN BC is offering $30 to women and non-binary youths who are currently in/have recently been in non-monogamous and/or non-heterosexual relationships to take part in a Zoom interview. Scan the QR code below to get started!
For more details, see the poster below, and if you have any questions you can email them to zoe_osborne@sfu.ca.
A lilac and green poster advertising a research study. Includes the image of three people walking down a staircase while holding hands, several logos for involved companies, the trans gender symbol, and a QR code. The text reads as follows:
[In all capital letters] Are you a cis or trans young woman or non-binary youth in a non-monogamous or non-heterosexual relationship?
[In lower-case letters] You may be eligible to join a community-based research study exploring gender equity among young women and non-binary youth if you... live in British Columbia, are between the ages of 16-29, are currently or have recently (in the last 12 months) been in a non-heterosexual and/or non-monogamous relationship, and self-identify as a woman or non-binary youth.
The study involves 1 semi-structured qualitative interview (~1.5 hours in length) taking place over zoom.
Your participation and time will be compensated at $30.
Join the REIMAGYN BC (Relationship and gender EquIty Measurement Among Gender-inclusive Young women and Non-binary youth in British Columbia) study by filling out our screening form by scanning the QR code.
Have any questions?
Email: zoe_osborne@sfu.ca
Phone: 403-607-9373
Investigators: Dr. Angela Kaida, Dr. Kalysha Closson, and Elder. Valerie Nicholson
Are you tired of singing the same three songs every time you head to karaoke? Bored of hearing ol’ barfly Rick stumble his way through Don’t Stop Believing again? Well CFUR’s got just what you need with Locally Sourced Karaoke.
Now you can belt out your favourite local bangers at home or the club. Posters will be put up at local karaoke hotspots with QR codes which will bring you straight to the videos, or just simply search CFUR Karaoke on Youtube. If you have a favourite local song that you would like turned into a karaoke video please contact programming@cfur.ca
→https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS7sWBnXOI3dWwfdqMMKq7LDljKcjtJYJ←
Hey yah lovely bunch of CFURians! Here is the 5th instalment of the Northern Static Series with the one and only PG909.
PG 909 describes their style as fresh squeezed techno, an effort to let ears hear, maybe for the first time the sounds of electronic instruments that are not perfectly produced or calculated. A chance to hear raw and messy electronic instruments where the heart and feel of the music is much more important than the cleanness or perfection.
This initiative is made possible by the @crfcfcrc (Community Radio Fund of Canada), the only organization mandated to financially support campus and community radio stations in Canada.
