Are you wondering what the little brown house on Bader Lane is all about? Join us for a conversation with Susan Belyea, Director of the Ban Righ Centre in this episode. She talks about the many services and resources including student advising and financial aid for women and women-identified students at Queen’s University; the new programming innovations that […]
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It’s time for another themed episode as Mike and Taylor talk about their favorite movies set in Summer or themed to the summer. Jaws, Call Me By My Name, Hot American Summer and so much more as they break down their Top 10 lists and discuss what the rest of the summer may be like for movie […]
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This week, we start our show with interviews from Sarah Emtage, up-and-coming local playwright, and Maddy Scoville, an incredibly talented director and actor from Kingston. We discuss how theatre has changed and adapted since this past March, and we touch on future productions that will air on the CFRC. For the second half of the […]
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Are you a first year student? Do you want to know what words like EngSoc mean? Check out our first Frosh FM episode and learn more about the acronyms, slang, and portmanteux commonly used and heard at Queen’s University!
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This week Meghan shares with the class a whole new species of Nazi: the Ecofascist. We discuss the history of the ideology, its prominent “thinkers”, and how it has influenced both conservative and liberal politics. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck […]
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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alex sits down with Emilie Steele from Emilie Steele and the Deal, a local Kingston band. They have a livestream performance at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing on Wed. August 5 at 7pm as part of the Ballytobin Festival.
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Mike and Taylor breakdown the return to movie theatres with a spotlight on films playing in Kingston and at the Screening Room! They review The Invisible Man, Emma, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Clue, Sonic The Hedgehog, Jumanji The Next Level and more as we take a look at how theatre’s are handling no new […]
Continue ReadingMax and Owen from local band, Willy Nilly, play to unplugged set and talk about their independent, at-home streams they’ve been conducting for the last several weeks. Thanks to phase 3 of Ontario re-opening businesses, local musicians are able to perform again with some restrictions, and Willy Nilly will be one of them. At the end […]
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