Liying Cheng Professor, Faculty of Education What’s in a Grade? Host: Barry KaplanSynopsis: Dr. Liying Cheng is a professor of teaching English as a second/foreign language and Peer Research Consultant in the Faculty of Education at Queen’s University. She is also the director of the Assessment and Evaluation Group at Queen’s and was a recipient of the 2017 […]
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Date: October 31, 2019Venue: Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D214Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMSpeaker: Georgina Riel, Hugh Segal, Kyla Tienhaara, and Colin Grey, chaired by Jonathan Rose This episode is a recording of the October 31st 2019 SNID post-election panel analyzing the 2019 Canadian federal election. The panel featured Georgina Riel, (Kingston political commentator), Hugh Segal (Queen’s School of Policy Studies), […]
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Did you miss the Installation Ceremony of Queen’s University’s new Principal, Dr. Patrick Deane on November 12th 2019? CFRC 101.9 FM was on site to record the Installation featuring a moving speech by Principal Deane and the presentation of Honorary Degrees to Daniel Woolf and John Joseph Borrows. Tune in and catch up on this […]
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Broadcasted on Friday, November 15th, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from an event held at The Book Shop in Tamworth on October 19, you’ll hear readings by John Steffler reading from his “Forty-One Pages: On Poetry, Language, and Wilderness”, and Stan Dragland reading from his “The […]
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Siobhan Speiran talks to Claudia about her pathbreaking PhD research on the lives of primates in rescue centers in Costa Rica. They discuss why this research is significant, the challenges of doing research in a different context, across species divides, and the opportunities for creating meaningful policy changes from PhD work. Host: Claudia Hirtenfelder (the International […]
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Jean Pfleiderer, Associate Director-Human Rights Advisory Services at Queen’s University joins us in studio in this episode. She talks about the Positive Space Program at Queen’s, its motivations and evolution over the last two decades, and recent celebrations of the Program’s 20th anniversary at Mitchell Hall. For more information about the Positive Space Program and […]
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Topic: The role of medicine in investigating stigmata, the (re)appearance of Christ’s Holy Wounds on various bodies, in the context of Catholic canonization procedures. Overview: Stigmata are the focus of this research as they are constantly being interpreted and reinterpreted by various groups, going all the way back to St. Francis. I am focused on 20th century […]
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Topic: The role of medicine in investigating stigmata, the (re)appearance of Christ’s Holy Wounds on various bodies, in the context of Catholic canonization procedures. Overview: Stigmata are the focus of this research as they are constantly being interpreted and reinterpreted by various groups, going all the way back to St. Francis. I am focused on 20th century […]
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Will Mary Hopkins outdo her one-hit wonder? Find out on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! GOODBYE, MARY HOPKINS CROCKETTES THEME, JAN HAMMER JIMMY GETS HIGH, DANIEL POWTER YOU REMIND ME, SHERIFF CRAZY, MARK MORRISON CHARLIE BROWNS PARENTS, DISHWALLA SHE RUNS AWAY, DUNCAN SHIEK
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“Time of Your Life (for Nov.11) Remembrance A look at an almost forgotten story about World War One : The Canadian intervention in the Russia revolution. Also, the quest for peace by a Kingston group. And how influence killed more people around the world than the war. “
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Broadcasted on Friday, November 8th, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from an event held at Novel Idea Bookstore on October 8th, you’ll hear Sharon Berg launching and reading from her new books, “Naming the Shadows” and “The Name Unspoken”, and Elizabeth Greene launching and reading from her […]
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“Time of Your Life for Nov.4 “Who will speak for you if you can’t speak for yourself?” That’ was the focus of workshops on Advance Care Planning held back in June at Edith Rankin Church and the Seniors Centre. The Time of Your Life’s Elizabeth Macdonald discussed Advance Care planning with Florence Campbell of Compassionate Communities […]
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Topic: Teacher acculturation in the context of sojourning overseas. Overview: While overseas teaching can offer many capacity-increasing opportunities plus a chance to see the world, there are many complicating factors that deserve greater scrutiny. For one thing, teacher turnover is higher overseas and in some schools, the rate in which teachers break their contracts is concerning. Among […]
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In a special episode of Screening in Kingston for the CFRC Funding Drive, Mike reviews Terminator Dark Fate and talks about CFRC, why you should donate and gives some station background!
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Mike and Taylor answer fan questions after a busy October and talk about the Hollywood switch into Awards films in our first show of November. Taylor reviews Hustlers and we get a Star Wars update with news breaking of a change in future films.
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Will the Cryin’ Shames follow up their one big hit? Find out on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! NOBODY WAVED GOODBYE, THE CRYIN SHAMES CALIFORNIA SOUL, MIKE AND THE MESSENGERS YOU BETTER MOVE ON, THE LEAVES PEACE OF MIND, THE COUNT FIVE REVERBERATION, THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS, DAVID ROSE IF ITS ALRIGHT WITH […]
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Broadcasted on Friday, November 1st, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from the September 21st ‘100 Thousand Poets for Change – Kingston’ event, you’ll hear readings by Chantel Lavoie and me, and a musical performance by Irwin. Following that, from an October 16th book launch event at […]
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Date of Lecture: October 17, 2019Venue: Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D214Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMSpeaker: Poh-Gek Forkert, Queen’s University A small rural community and a nearby First Nations community combined forces to fight a proposal to expand a local dumpsite into a mega-landfill – a project with a high potential to pollute their water. It was a pitched battle that […]
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Labour News Privatization of LCBO and the protests against the proposed plan led by OPSEU 497. The recent tension between the province and the educators in terms of class size. Election results Major takeaways from the newly elected Liberal MPP Mark Gerretsen’s speech on the night of the election and his promise to work with […]
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Professor Tony Noble, Scientific Director and Mark Richardson, Education and Outreach Officer, McDonald Institute join us in studio. Professor Noble chats with us about the science of detecting dark matter and Richardson shares details about the upcoming Dark Matter Day events happening at Stirling Hall at Queen’s University on November 9th.
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Fahim Quadir, Vice-Provost and Dean, School of Graduate Studies Professor, Department of Global Development Studies Civil society, cosmopolitan citizenship, and realistic utopia Host: Barry KaplanSynopsis: Dr. Fahim Quadir is the Vice-Provost and Dean of the School of Graduate Studies at Queen’s University and a Professor in the Department of Global Development Studies. His research explores […]
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Topic: Halloween Special – Vampires and Garlic: the Science, Literature, and Folklore of Fending off Vampirism”. Overview: Why does learning more about vampires and garlic matter?
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This week Mike and Taylor get some final Halloween thoughts in, give updates on The Joker and casting news from the 2021 Batman Film! Movie reviews this week include Ad Astra and The Lighthouse.
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Will Smyle follow up Glory Glory with another hit? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! ITS GONNA BE ALRIGHT, SMYLE DOWN AT LULUS, OHIO EXRESS TERQUAY TWO, JIMMY GILMER A QUESTION OF TEMPERATURE, THE MAGICIANS WHAT THE NEW BREED SAY, THE BARBARIENS MR FARMER, THE SEEDS DARK SIDE, THE SHADOWS OF KNIGHT HALLOWEEN […]
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Broadcasted on Friday, October 25th, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ –In the first hour, from the September 21st ‘100 Thousand Poets for Change – Kingston’ event, you’ll hear readings by Yessica Rivera Belsham, Sasha Hill, Travis Canadien, Robert Millard, Alyssa Cooper, and Billie Kearns. In the second hour from again the […]
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Broadcasted on Friday, October 18th, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from the September 21st ‘100 Thousand Poets for Change – Kingston’ event, you’ll hear readings by Anne Graham, Nathalie Sorensen, Natanya Levine, Judith Popiel, and Raven Adamson. In the second hour from again the September 21st […]
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Local news, local conversations. The community response to the racist and homophobic attack in Chown Hall of Residence Labour News Strike by the Commissionaires at Canadian Forces Base, their demands and employer’s response Strike by the cleaning workers in Petawawa CFB Education workers’ strike narrowly avoided Climate News Extinction Rebellion (XR), local extension of a […]
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Topic: Canadian history of gay and lesbian/queer parenting. Overview: My research looks at gay parenting from the 1970’s to 2005, looking at custody cases in the 1970s where a parent’s, often a mothers, sexuality was raised as a potential reason for withholding custody and ending with the ways in which a symbolic child and the presumed childlessness […]
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A 2019 Halloween special giving you a bit of an advanced notice for some Halloween favourites to watch as we continue in the spooky October season!
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In this episode Claudia talks to 3 Queen Elizabeth Scholars about the collaborations and research they have conducted at Queen’s University. Nuworza Kugbey, Phidelia Doegah, and Ryenchindorj Erkhembayar unpack their different health projects and explain how working on their research in Canada influences the work and opportunities they have in their home countries (Ghana and […]
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Date: October 10, 2019Venue: Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D214Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMSpeaker: Reza Hasmath, University of Alberta This talk looks at the strategies Chinese NGOs employ to survive and operate in an authoritarian institutional environment. What happens when Chinese NGOs that are born and socialized in such a domestic context, “go out” to other jurisdictions with similar or varying […]
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Topic: Disappearance narratives in contemporary global women’s literature. Overview: My research seeks to identify the social and political uses of disappearance narratives by post-war women writers. Also Carmel speaks about her podcast hyacinthpodcast.com
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Margaret Moore Director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy and DiversityProfessor, Department of Political Studies and Department of Philosophy The People, the Land, and the Government Host: Barry Kaplan Synopsis: Dr. Margaret Moore is the Director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy and Diversity at Queen’s University, a Fellow of the Royal Society […]
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Originally broadcasted on Friday, October 11th, from 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from September 3rd reading in the ‘and the journey continues’ monthly open mic series, you’ll hear remaining unaired readings by Kait Allen, Gwen Whitford, Sasha Hill, Cory Tokay, Anne Graham, Bob MacKenzie, Sarah Emtage, Alyssa […]
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Join us for a special Homecoming Week episode of Campus Beat with Rignam Wangkhang (ArtSci ’13), Talent Development Lead with CBC. He was on campus on October 8th speaking at the Queen’s Student Alumni Association (QSAA) Backpack to Briefcase: Telling Your Story event. He sheds light on the talk he did for student to teach […]
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The much asked for Vampire episode is here! Taylor walks us through the wide and wonderful world of Vampires in film, some of the history, her favourite films, a Nick Cage moment and puts Mike to work casting historic Vampire characters and of course a remake of Twilight!
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Can Desmond Dekker follow up Israelites? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! IT MEK, DESMOND DEKKER THE RACE, YELLO MY GIRL, ROBIN LUKE EVERYBODYS GONE TO THE MOON, T BONES IN MY ROOM, SAGITARIUS MISTY LANE, CHOCOLATE WATCH BAND PIPE DREAM, THE BLUE MCGOOS YOU TALK SUNSHINE, AMBOY DUKES
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Will the Magic Mushrooms get high with the follow up to “It’s a Happening?” Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! LOOK IN MY EYES, THE MAGIC MUSHROOMS GET YOUR BABY THE PREMEIRS HELLO ITS ME THE NAZZ ME ABOUT YOU THE MOJO MEN NUT ROCKER BUMBLE BEE AND THE STINGERS RAGS TO RICHES […]
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Assistant Dean Corinna Fitzgerald, Student Life and Learning joins us in studio. She sheds much light on an exciting new Queen’s University initiative, The Promise Scholars Program. Learn more about opportunities for first-generation students from the Kingston area at Queen’s to take advantage of a fully-funded university experience!
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Topic: Why come back to graduate studies now? Overview: After a successful career as a journalist for the CBC and then a member of various United Nations departments, Jeff has come back to do a PhD. This interview will discuss why some students start their graduate life a little later in their career.
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Mike and Taylor review The Joker (2019) directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix.
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Will the Blackbyrds follow up “Walking in Rhythm”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: the Follow-Ups! FLYING HIGH THE BLACKBIRDS SOUR AND SWEET, DR BUZZARDS ORIGINAL SAVANNAH BAND YOU GOT IT TAKE IT MAIN INGREDIANT LETS PRETEND THE MOMENTS I CANT LEAVE YOU ALONE GEORGE MCCREA HAVE YOU HAD ANY LATELY SYLVIA IF I DIDNT […]
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Airing originally on Friday, October 4th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – in this podcast you’ll hear In the first hour, from a September 11th event at Novel Idea bookstore, you’ll hear Kristin Andrychuk reading from and launching her latest book, “Mother’s Genius”. Following that, from the September 3rd reading in […]
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Alfie Pierce, the former namesake of our beloved campus pub, is a Queen’s legend, yet few really know the true story behind his life. This episode of the People’s History Podcast brings Alfie’s story to life detailing the trials and barriers he faced as a person of colour on Queen’s campus and exposing the racist […]
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Paramedics are often the first responders when it’s an emergency. The Time of Your Life looks at the paramedics job with the head of Paramedic services for Frontenac County and the city of Kingston. Host: Carole Weir Guest : Gale Chevalier, chief of Paramedic Services for Frontenac County and the city of Kingston. “
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Want to dig deeper into the domestic issues at the forefront of Canadian election politics right now? Check out this podcast of the Oct. 2nd Roundtable from the 2019 Canadian Federal Election Series presented by the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University. The domestic issues and their expert panelists are:Environment: Kyla Tienhaara […]
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This special podcast is a recording of the Kingston and the Islands All-Candidates MP Debate hosted this morning, October 3rd 2019 by the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce at the Renaissance Event Venue on Queen Street in Kingston from 8 to 9:30 a.m. In this special broadcast, you’ll hear Mark Gerretson, Incumbent MP and liberal […]
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Stewart Langley, 2019-20 Pathy Fellow and JP Dobson, Program Assistant join us to chat about Stewart’s Pathy Fellowship work with Kingston’s Ryandale Shelter to develop innovative solutions to chronic homelessness in addition to details from JP about the Fellowship program, the upcoming application deadline, and the amazing opportunities these fellowships offer graduating students to launch […]
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Can Sanford Townsend Band follow up “Smoke from a Distant Fire”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! EYE OF MY STORM SANFORD TOWNSEND BAND SUNLIGHT, THE YOUNGBLOODS STARTED OUT DANCING ENDED UP MAKING LOVE, ALAN ODAY AINT IT A SAD THING, R DEAN TAYLOR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, FIVE MAN ELECTRICAL BAND FOX HUNTING ON […]
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Topic: Chronic pain management in primary health care Overview: The overarching purpose of my thesis is to understand social contributors to chronic pain as well as experiences, barriers, and facilitators to inter-professional chronic pain management in primary health care.
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This week our team celebrates the return of Spider-Man to the MCU, yes SPIDY IS BACK! We preview the month of October for Screening in Kingston, taking a look at the upcoming Joker movie set to open this week AND we kick off October with a review of Ready or Not, now playing at the […]
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DJ Cook Associate Professor, Department of Surgery Neurosurgeon, Kingston Health Sciences CentreNetwork Connectivity: Rewiring Lost Brain FunctionsHost: Barry Kaplan Synopsis: Dr. DJ Cook is a Neurosurgeon at Kingston Health Sciences Centre and an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery at Queen’s University. In 2018, he was named Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 and recognized […]
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This episode aired Friday, September 27th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from Kate Armstrong’s launch of her book ‘The Stone Frigate: The Royal Military’s First Female Cadet Speaks Out’ at Novel Idea bookstore on September 12th, you’ll hear her discussion and reading from it. In the second […]
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September 25th 2019 – Linda Mussell, Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholar in Political Studies at Queen’s University joins us in this episode. She talks about her research in justice and corrections policy and the recent article she published in The Conversation, an article that launched a massive conversation on the ethics […]
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Topic: The feminist IMPLICATIONS OF maternal and infant health promotion in turkey through the current FAMILY medicine model’s pregnancy-monitoring mandate. Overview: In my PhD research, I examined the implications of a Turkish health policy that has a national level mandate to register pregnant women from a feminist perspective. The documented objective of this program and its pregnancy-monitoring […]
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Mike and Taylor give a quick Emmy’s recap, answer fan questions and Taylor, who has finally seen Face/Off, reviews the film and discusses further the future remake of this odd 90s action film.
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Original Broadcast- Friday, September 20th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from the August 6 reading in the monthly ‘and the journey continues’ monthly series, you’ll hear readings by Dave Pratt, Sarah Emtage, Anne Graham, Bethmarie Michalska, Cory Tokay, Roger Dorey, Elaine Panneton, Paul Chaput, Devin G.A., […]
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“Time of Your Life Sept. 25 The Seniors Association The latest episode of The Time of Your Life takes a look at the future of the Seniors Association Kingston Region and this year’s fundraising campaign. Guests : Don Amos, Exec.Director SAKR Alexis Dishaw , Director
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Will Lee Michaels follow up “Do You Know What I Mean”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! CAN I GET A WITNESS, LEE MICHEALS AFRICAN SYMPHONY, VAN MCCOY AND THE SOUL CITY SYMPHONY LONELY TRAMP CLEARANCE FROGMAN HENRY AMEN BROTHER, THE WINSTON SEVEN THE BAD TIMES ARE GOOD THE TREMELOES TOO HOT FOR […]
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Dr Jacquelyn N. Coutré, Bader Curator and Researcher of European Art at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University joins us in studio. She chats with us about the art of curation, her passion for Dutch and Flemish works, and her curated exhibition launching September 19th: Leiden circa 1630: Rembrandt Emerges.
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Topic: Access to primary health care during the military to civilian transition. Overview: My research is focused on how do Canadian Veterans experience the transition from the Canadian Forces Health Services to provincial primary care during military to civilian transition and how do provincial interdisciplinary primary care teams provide service to Veterans.
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Mike and Taylor celebrate 1 year of Screening in Kingston with a special guest, Nicole Stawikowski, who chats about her experience this year at TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival) and ranks her Top 5 films of the 25 she saw this year. Taylor reviews a documentatry about David Crosby and we run through a quick […]
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Will The Crazy World of Arthur Brown follow up “Fire”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! NIGHTMARE, CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN CRYING INSTANT FUNK ANYWAY YOU LIKE IT THELMA HOUSTON DONT LET GO FRANCE JOLI EASY COME EASY GO ODYSSEY
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Host Claudia Hirtenfelder chats with PhD Candidate Nathalia Santos Ocasio about her research pertaining to social infrastructure in Santiago. The pair also consider challenges and opportunities of language, culture, and representation in research processes that stretch beyond international borders and some of the power dynamics involved therein. Host: Claudia Hirtenfelder (the International Student Affairs Commissioner […]
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In the first hour, from the Monday, July 1st, final day and final session of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Kate Rogers and Brandon Pitts. In the second hour from Sherry Huang’s August 11th book launch event with her book, Love Speech, you’ll hear a musical prelude […]
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Are book stores on the verge of extinction or will be around for a long time? The Time of Your Life looks at the case of Novel Idea, an independent bookstore in downtown Kingston. Host : Tara Morton Guest : Oscar Malan, BBB owner, Novel Idea, 156 Princess Street, 613-546-9799 email novid@kingston.net “
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This podcast illustrates the story of how LGBT activists from Queen’s University in the mid-80’s to early 90’s, advocated for the city to recognize an official ‘Pride’ day for the LGBT community, only to be turned away multiple times over the years by homophobic council members, and shunned by homophobic Kingstonians. They never gave up […]
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Topic: Rainbow Reflections: Body Image Comics for Queer Men Overview: Stephanie and her collaborators have put together a comic book anthology. This is an exciting way to explore the consequences of body dissatisfaction to the health of queer men and to highlight the resilience that queer men experience against body dissatisfaction. A launch of the comic books […]
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Mike and Taylor review IT Chapter 2 and Taylor also reviews the latest opening at the Screening Room Blinded By The Light. We catch up on some movie news and answer fan questions about upcoming episodes and our plans for TIFF.
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Korey Pasch, PhD Candidate in Political Studies at Queen’s University joins us in studio. At the time of recording, Hurricane Dorian was rolling along Florida but the fascinating things Korey tells us about the financialization of natural disasters and the apparent ‘progressive’ stance Big Insurance necessarily takes in the face of climate change translates well […]
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In the first hour, from the final day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Mary Lee Bragg, Grace Dixon, and Pat Connors. In the second hour, and in that same event and day, you’ll hear readings by Abena Beloved Green, Chantel Lavoie, and Paul Kelley.
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Maisonettes: Where I Stand Fairgo Sharkey: You Little Thief Ashley MacIsaac: Devil in the Kitchen Melanie Fiona: It Kills Me Foster the People: Helena Beat Skylark: I’ll Have To Go Away I’m Afraid Aldo Nova: Fooling Yourself
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This episode originally aired Friday, August 30th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm‘s ‘finding a voice’. In the first hour, from the final day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Eric Folsom, John Donlan, Leslie Saunders, and Kingston Poet Laureate Jason Heroux.In the second hour, and in that same event and […]
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Will Indio be able to follow up “Hard Sun”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! THIS WAY DOWN, INDIO GOOD TIME CARLY RAE JESPEN BOUNCE WITH ME KREESHA TURNER NOTOWN IN PARTICULAR ALTA MODA METROPOLITAN LIFE BB GABOR WOULD YOU MISS ME SHERRY KEAN I USED TO CRY TU
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Patrick Deane, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Queen’s University joins us in studio at the beginning of the new academic year! Principal Deane shares much with us about his teaching, research and leadership experience and passions while giving us insights on his transition from McMaster to Queen’s and some of his goals to achieve during his […]
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Can Snow follow up on “Informer”? Find out on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! GIRL IVE BEEN HURT, SNOW THE WAY I FEEL. REMY SHAND HAPPY PEOPLE, CROWBAR ELECTRIC HONEY, PARTLAND BROTHERS COUCH SURFER, VAN BRAM 3000 IF YOU GO AWAY, TERRY JACKS HAUNTED HEART, ALIAS
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This week we review the film “Where’d You Go, Bernadette“, take a look back at D23 and all the news that came out of Disney’s own comic-con style event and thanks to some fan questions, Mike and Taylor do some fan casting!
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Christy Scott, Socio-Cultural Chair for the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) Orientation Committee joins us today! Christy gives us the lowdown on all of the fun activities ArtSci frosh can expect and for returning students to enjoy also! Cha Gheill! Music: Bon Iver, “Holyfields”Shotgun Jimmie, “401”YoungGuv, “Roll with Me”
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Originally airing Aug. 23rd 4-6 PM on CFRC 101. 9 FM, this installment of Finding a Voice features readings from Bruce Whiteman, Bob (Robert) Hogg, Armand Garnet Ruffo, and Phil Hall the Sunday, June 30th final session of the second day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V in the first hour. In […]
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Time of Your Life for August.26 Nutrition Tips: Julie Daniluk is a leading nutritionist, veteran TV personality and author of several books. During a book tour stop in Kingston, Julie explained how a HOT Detox can heal our gut and cleanse our body. Time of Your Life host : Marion Evans Guest : Julie Daniluk, R.H.N. […]
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Dr. Phidelia Doegah, Research Fellow with the Queen Elizabeth Scholars Program at Queen’s University this summer joins us to share insights about the research related to maternal health she and members of the QES team are conducting.
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Can Chester follow up “Make My Life A Little Bit Brighter?” Find out on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! START A DREAM, CHESTER WHO WANTS TO BUY A SONG, BRUTUS ISNT LOVE UNKIND IN MY LIFE, A FOOT IN COLDWATER WALLS FALL DOWN, BEDOWIN SOUNDCLASH IF WISHES WERE HORSES, SWEENEY TODD MONA LISA SMILES, JANE CHILD […]
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This week Taylor reviews the new film “The Art of Self-Defense”, Mike gives what seems like a weekly Wedding update, and both Taylor and Mike take a look back at what’s making new in the film industry this past week.
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In this new installment of Finding a Voice that aired Friday, August 16th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm You’ll hear in the first hour, from the Sunday, June 30th second afternoon session of the second day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Colleen Lyons, Nathalie Sorensen, […]
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton-Smith continues with part 2 of his segment with Wolfe Island Music Festival artists. This episode features an interview with Polaris Prize nominated artist Charlotte Cornfield about her latest LP, The Shape of Your Name. After this, Michael talks with Lauren Allen and Nathan Coppens who […]
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, Michael Assheton-Smith spotlights Wolfe Island Music Festival artists in this first of a 2 part segment. He chats with Emilie Steele of Emilie Steele and the Deal, who talks about her most recent EP as well as the importance of the festival. After this, he also chats with […]
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton-Smith visits Confederation Park to witness some of the talent and entertainment that Kingston Buskers Rendezvous brought into town. Afterwards, he talkswith Chef Stev George of Olivea in advance of his chef cooking demo in Market Square on July 13.
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton Smith went to City Park where ArtsFest Kingston was hosted. Lori MacDonald speaks about its progression over the past couple years. After that, Michael brought in two performers from Cirque Du Soleil to talk about their upcoming show, CRYSTAL.
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton-Smith went down to the Skeleton Park Arts Festival and talked with some community organizers about what their passions are in the Kingston community. Afterwards, he talks with Emily Pelstring about her exhibit at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre – Any Saint.
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In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton-Smith talks with Ruth Wood of Kingston Pride about the past, present and future of Pride in Kingston. Later, he interviews Neil Orford, who is a renowned historian and educator promoting a touring exhibit called “Struggle Without Rest”, which focuses on the Spanish Flu’s role in […]
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Broadcasted on Friday, August 9th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm‘s ‘finding a voice’, in this episode you’ll hear great works from the June 29th fifth and final session of the first day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear a reading by Honey Novick. Moving into the second day […]
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Susan Bazelely, PhD Candidate (Geography and Planning) and co-Coordinator of Kington’s Lower Burial Ground Restoration Society joins us in studio. She sheds light on her research and the work students and community volunteers are doing in the dark recesses underneath St. Paul’s Anglican Church in order to clean up and restore monuments and grave markers […]
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This week Taylor reviews The Farewell! Mike and Taylor answer some fan questions and have a short version of Not A Great Plan so that they can discuss Universal’s decision to cancel the upcoming film The Hunt. As you can see, Taylor is back, so all will be well!
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Can Tina Charles follow up I Love to Love? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: the Follow-Ups! I CANT DANCE TO THAT MUSIC YOUR PLAYING, TINA CHARLES RAINBOW, MARMALADE THEME FOR YOUNG LOVERS, PERCY FAITH THREE LITTLE FISHES, BUZZ CLIFFORD GOING IN WITH MY EYES OPEN, DAVID SOUL AKA DAVID SALISBURG PUT YOUR MOUTH ON […]
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In this first episode of Beyond Canada, host Claudia Hirtenfelder (International Student Affairs Commissioner for the Society of Graduate and Professional Students at Queen’s University chats with guest, Prince Michael Amegbor. Amegbor, a PhD candidate in the Department of Geography and Planning at Queen’s chats about the research he is conducting for his thesis “Uncharted […]
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Taylor is gone this week for the long weekend and Mike is left alone for a live show about….something. He reviews the only new film opening in Kingston this week Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw, catches up on some missed fan questions, and talks about some of his own movie likes, dislikes, streaming suggestions […]
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Can the Danleers follow up One Summer Nite? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: the Follow-Ups! A CHRISTMAS PRAYER, THE PENQUINS WHEELING AND DEALING, THE DANLEERS I BELIEVE IN MUSIC, GALLERY RICO MAMBO, THE BREAKFAST CLUB LET HIM GO ANIMOTION GIVE IT TO ME THE MOB FRIEND OR FOE, ADAM ANT FIND ANOTHER FOOL, QUARTERFLASH
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Learn more about the Great Lakes Water Festival and foldA, Kingston Ontario’s Festival of Live Digital Art with Michael Assheton-Smith!
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This episode originally broadcasted on Friday, August 2nd, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour of this episode, from the July 2nd reading in the ‘and the journey continues’ monthly open mic, in the first round you’ll hear readings by Ron Chase, Gary Rasberry, Jennie Marshall, Kinman Young […]
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August 5 Switching Diets According to some experts, it’s never too late to change your eating habits.. The Time of Your Life examines the benefits for seniors of switching to a more plant-based diet. Host : Tara Morton Guest : Sharon Ash, Health Promotion specialists at CFB Kingston. Director – Kingston Vegetarian Network. Contact : https://www.kingstonveg.com
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Mike and Andrew go into full spoilers for the new Tarantino film “Once Upon a Time In HollyWood” and talk about the 9 films he has directed so far! This is a spoiler warning for the film as well as his other 9 movies as Mike and Andrew rank their favourites from Tarantino.
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Mike and Taylor chat about two moments in History this week as they review Once Upon A Time in HollyWood AND the documentary Maiden. Taylor brings some serious questions about Tarantino as a director in a changing Hollywood and World, as well as updates us on some interesting conflicts from Netflix attending film festivals.
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Will Ersel be able to follow up Bluebirds Over the Mountain? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: the Follow-Ups! A CHRISTMAS PRAYER, THE PENQUINS I REMEMBER DEAR, THE TUNE WEAVERS BELIEVE ME, THE ROYAL TEENS BETTY LOU GOT A NEW PAIR OF SHOES, BOBBY FREEMAN FORGET ME KNOT, KALIN TWINS DO WHAT YOU DID, THURSTON […]
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This episode aired Friday, July 26th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm‘s ‘finding a voice’ –In the first hour, from the June 29th fourth session of the first day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Kathy Figueroa, Bob MacKenzie, and Meg Freer.In the second hour, from again […]
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Mike breaks down all the Marvel Movie news from the SDCC, looking at the Phase 4 films that have been announced for 2020 and 2021! He chats about some of the other rumours, casting news, upcoming films and tv shows all coming from Marvel Studios.
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This week our team recaps San Diego Comic Con 2019 including the trailers for Cats, yes Cats, It Chapter 2 and Topic Gun: Maverick. Our team is joined by Tyler Vance our official Star Trek Correspondent to talk about Star Trek: Picard, and of course we have some movie reviews as Taylor saw “Midsommar” and […]
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Can Bobby Boris Pickett follow up the monster mash? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups!MONSTERS HOLIDAY, BOBBY BORIS PICKETT HES GOT THE POWER, THE EXCITERS MONSOON, THE CHANTAYS LOSING CONTROL, JAY FERGUSON MIDNIGHT LIGHT, LEBLANC AND CARR GRAPEVYNE, BROWNSTONE RAPPERS RECOURSE, SUGARHILL GANG
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Claire Gummo (ArtSci ’17) joins us via telephone from Oxford, UK. She shares insights about her undergraduate experience at Queen’s University and the work she’s undertaken through two Master’s degrees as a Rhodes Scholar in sexual violence prevention and response, gender dynamics within security forces, transnational advocacy networks, the regulation of sex work, and harm […]
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First hour of a two hour show featuring, from the second and third sessions of the first day of the 3-day Poets @ Artfest V poetry festival on June 29th, you’ll hear readings by Kate Marshall Flaherty, Ashna Asim, Billie Kearns, and Erin Boyce. Second hour of a two hour show featuring, from the remainder […]
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“Time of Your Life Episode 10 July 12 The New Marijuana and Seniors Host : Elizabeth Macdonald. Guest : Dr.Joy Hataley. Family doctor, Frontenac Medical Associates. www.frontenacmedical.com “
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“Time of Your Life Episode 9 Original Hockey Hall of Fame There’s a square puck, used in the first organized game in Kingston in 1886, Canada’s first Olympic hockey gold medal from 1924, the oldest jersey from Queen’s University and a salute to Kingston’s own Don Cherry. Those are just some of the highlights at […]
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This week our team reviews Wild Rose and the 2019 remake of The Lion King. We preview the Screening Room’s new Cinematica Classic Films feature on Alfred Hitchcock, give our thoughts on the best Jake Gyllenhal performance and talk about the coming addition of beds to movie theatres…
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Can Patrick Hernandez top born to be alive? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! DISCO QUEEN, PATRICK HERNANDEZ JUST TAKE MY HEART, MR BIG MOON RIVER, GREYHOUND SHADES, SANFORD CLARK BOPPIN THE BLUES, CARL PERKINS DONT ASK ME TO BE LONELY, THE DUBS 7 MINUTES IN HEAVEN, THE PONI TAILS YES-SIR-EE, DODIE STEVENS
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Kevin Collins, Coordinator, Student Development with the Student Experience Office joins us again on Campus Beat! He shares details about the amazing services available through the Student Experience Office and gives us lots of great insights into this year’s Queen’s Reads literary selection: Tima Kurdi’s Boy on the Beach. Music: Hawksley Workman, “Song of Summer,” […]
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First hour featuring, from the June 22nd Skeleton Park Arts Festival’s Hillside Poetry Stage you’ll hear readings by Olivia Ows, then Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang, a musical interlude by Kingston Symphony Orchestra violinists Julia McFarlane and Erika Sloos, and then a final reading by Kingston Poet Laureate Jason Heroux. Second hour featuring, from the first 2 […]
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A detailed review of Spider-Man Far From Home, our thoughts on the film and the impact it will have on the MCU movies to come! Spoiler Warning, this episode contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Spider-Man Far From Home!
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