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Deborah Francis, DSc candidate, Rehabilitation & Health Leadership, supervised by Dr Janet Jull

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Deborah Francis, DSc candidate, Rehabilitation & Health Leadership, supervised by Dr Janet Jull

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Topic: Changing the landscape: A critical race informed narrative inquiry of a Canadian University told by racialized students.. Overview: The proposed research study will use community based participatory research principle that prioritize racialized student experiences to design, conduct and assess a training resource to progress diversity , equity and inclusion from a state of awareness to action […]

Posted On : 2021-02-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. Feb 2 2021 (1pm)

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. Feb 2 2021 (1pm)

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for the afternoon of Tuesday, February 2nd 2021! Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington Public Health is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 on Monday. There was one positive case reported on Sunday and no new cases on Saturday. The Kingston region has nine total active cases. One of […]

Posted On : 2021-02-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Movies From A Hat 3: Empire of The Sun/Kingsman

Screening in Kingston

Movies From A Hat 3: Empire of The Sun/Kingsman

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In our 3rd week of the Movies From a Hat movie club we turn to Empire of the Sun (1987) and Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014). As we compare these two films and hear from our fans, we look back on a long career of Christian Bale who brings a gavroche style of acting to Empire […]

Posted On : 2021-02-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. Feb 2 2021 (8am)

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News – Tues. Feb 2 2021 (8am)

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, February 2th, 2021, it is 8 am. Happy Black History. Today we have a high of negative 1 and a low of negative 7 with snow showers, so make sure your bundle up. KFL A is reporting 0 new covid-19 […]

Posted On : 2021-02-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Dr. James Reynolds on International PhD Tuition Equalization

Campus Beat

Dr. James Reynolds on International PhD Tuition Equalization

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In this episode, we chat with Dr. James Reynolds, Associate Dean, School of Graduate Studies at Queen’s University. From him, we learn about the process of implementing a new tuition policy whereby international PhD students will be assessed the same tuition as that of domestic students commencing Fall 2021. Dr. Reynolds talks about the tasks […]

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Quarter Way Point

The Jabroni Show

Quarter Way Point

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Thomas and Evan discuss which teams and players are thriving and struggling at the season’s quarter way point and look at some potential trade packages for Bradley Beal, Andre Drummond and more.

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Mon. Feb 1 2021 (1pm)

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. Feb 1 2021 (1pm)

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for the afternoon of Monday, February 1 2021! This past weekend we had one new case of COVID-19 and we have a total of 11 active cases in the region. After three nights last week City council has approved the 2021 budget for Kingston which includes an extra 1 […]

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. Feb 1 2021 (8am)

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. Feb 1 2021 (8am)

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for the morning of Monday, February 1 2021!

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Percy Goes To Mars Pt.2

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Percy Goes To Mars Pt.2

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The most recent expeditions to Mars has been NASA’s Mars Exploration Series which started with the Spirit and Opportunity rovers in 2004 Here are some highlights of their findings: Opportunity found Hematite which typically forms in water. The opportunity found showed to have an acidic nature. Spirit, on the other hand, found chemicals that indicate […]

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Feminist Fire of Celtic Christianity: A History and Storytelling of St Brigid

Nearly Numinous

The Feminist Fire of Celtic Christianity: A History and Storytelling of St Brigid

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Join Steph and Jacqueline while they give you a ton of history on the beginning of Celtic Christianity and the history and contemporary relevance of St Brigid! And for an added surprise (like when St Brigid turns water into Ale, or when Jesus turns water into wine, or when Jacqueline turns water into Hot Chocolate) […]

Posted On : 2021-02-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 48: Governor General Grievous

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 48: Governor General Grievous

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This week we take a grand tour of the latest stupid and inane things that have happened in this country so far this year. An ultra-rich couple steals vaccines from a tiny Indigenous community, their friend admits to giving $150 million to Jeffery Epstein, the Governor General does girlboss shit by psychologically tormenting her staff, […]

Posted On : 2021-01-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. Jan 29 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. Jan 29 2021

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Posted On : 2021-01-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Dr. Jacalyn Duffin: A Lifetime of Research Adventure

Campus Beat

Dr. Jacalyn Duffin: A Lifetime of Research Adventure

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In this special extended episode of Campus Beat, we have an extraordinary conversation with Jacalyn Duffin MD, PhD, Emerita Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine at Queen’s University and recent induction as a Member of the Order of Canada. We chat about this important achievement but spend much of our conversation talking about a […]

Posted On : 2021-01-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Thurs. January 28 2021 (1pm)

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. January 28 2021 (1pm)

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for the afternoon of Thurs. January 28 2021! Tonight, the AMS of Queen’s University is holding assembly at 6pm over Zoom for members to attend. Decisions will be made regarding those who applied for AMS executive, undergraduate trustee, and clubs who were being nominated for referenda. We will keep […]

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. Jan 28 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. Jan 28 2021

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for the morning of Thurs. January 28 2021! Starting September 2021, tuition fees for international PhD students at Queen’s University will be assessed at the same rate as those paid by domestic students. “With this new tuition policy, we are setting up international PhD students for success and making […]

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Kingston & the Islands MPP Ian Arthur on Our Current Situation amidst the Pandemic

The Scoop!

Kingston & the Islands MPP Ian Arthur on Our Current Situation amidst the Pandemic

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In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with MPP Ian Arthur to discuss the pandemic, his thoughts on the current situation and how the province is doing in terms of its management of the pandemic and advice for campus and community members on staying safe.

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop: An Interview with Teaching Assistant Austin Wild

The Scoop!

The Scoop: An Interview with Teaching Assistant Austin Wild

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Join us for an interview with Austin Wild to chat about how Teaching Assistants can be an incredibly useful resource to university students.

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Dr. Scott Rutherford on The Histories of ‘Red Power’ in Canada

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Dr. Scott Rutherford on The Histories of 'Red Power' in Canada

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This episode features a presentation by Dr. Scott Rutherford (Queen’s University). He discusses the histories of “Red Power” in Canada within a broader context of global anti-colonial and anti-racist movements of the 1960s and early 1970s. He attempts to make sense of the complicated ways that global reference points were used to describe local protests; […]

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Scoop: An Interview with Danika Lochhead and Updates From The City Of Kingston

The Scoop!

The Scoop: An Interview with Danika Lochhead and Updates From The City Of Kingston

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Join us for an interview with Danika Lochhead to discuss the Mayor’s Arts Awards Ceremony and learn about news updates from the City of Kingston.

Posted On : 2021-01-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – What’s Going On at the Agnes? and FedDev Ont Announces $3 million for Kingston

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - What's Going On at the Agnes? and FedDev Ont Announces $3 million for Kingston

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In this week’s segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Shannon Brown, Program Coordinator of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre. As well, learn about the announcement that FedDev Ontario made, in which they have given community partners in Kingston $3 million for health innovation.

Posted On : 2021-01-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 47: Rider Who is Easy Pt. 2

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 47: Rider Who is Easy Pt. 2

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In this second part of our series on the Quebec Biker War we launch into the heat of battle. I’ve been encouraged to advise you to get your motor running and, if possible, head out on the highway. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest […]

Posted On : 2021-01-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Connor Stone, PhD candidate, Astrophysics, supervised by Professor Stephane Courteau

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Connor Stone, PhD candidate, Astrophysics, supervised by Professor Stephane Courteau

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Topic: The Galaxy Manifold: A statistical and systematic analysis of intrinsic galaxy properties. Overview: I am exploring a multi-dimensional approach to galaxy modeling. Most traditional analysis is performed on correlations of two parameters at a time. I am developing a framework for examining trends in any number of parameters simultaneously. I use machine learning models and techniques […]

Posted On : 2021-01-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Reelout Queer Film Festival + Movies From A Hat 2

Screening in Kingston

Reelout Queer Film Festival + Movies From A Hat 2

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This week Mike and Taylor welcome Matt Salton back to the show, this time to talk about the 22nd annual Reelout Queer Film Festival coming up January 29- February 6. In the second half of the show we continue our movies from a hat this week talking about Into The Woods (2014 film) and To […]

Posted On : 2021-01-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 1: Gaels Athletics, World Juniors, Blue Jays & NFL Playoff action

Time Out

Episode 1: Gaels Athletics, World Juniors, Blue Jays & NFL Playoff action

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This pilot episode of Timeout with Troy Langstaff features discussion on Queens Gaels athletics, Martin Chromiack’s World Juniors experience, Toronto Blue Jays news, NFL playoffs as well as NFC and AFC championship game predictions.

Posted On : 2021-01-25 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Percy Goes To Mars Pt.1

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Percy Goes To Mars Pt.1

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Ultra-Fast Radio Burst: Perseverance and Mars Explorations. Some Basic Facts about Mars: 4th Planet in the solar system It takes about 687 days for one orbit around the sun with a martian day being 24hr 37 mins. Fun fact: if you weigh 100kgs on Earth, you only weigh 38 kgs on Mars because of the […]

Posted On : 2021-01-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Mindful Enneagram: An Interview with Steve Van Kleeck

Nearly Numinous

The Mindful Enneagram: An Interview with Steve Van Kleeck

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We’re baaaack! After an extended break from lockdowns and holidays and all things, we’re here with an all-new Enneagram themed episode! Before the holidays, we interviewed Enneagram coach Steve Van Kleeck about his practice called The Mindful Enneagram. We discuss the spiritual approach to the enneagram, as well as the various spiritual and personal development […]

Posted On : 2021-01-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Star Trek TNG Guilty Pleasures

Screening in Kingston

Star Trek TNG Guilty Pleasures

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As a special birthday present to himself, Mike brings back Tyler to discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation! This time, the boys chat about their TNG guilty pleasure episodes. This is Star Trek at its most Star Treky, they go through 5 TNG episodes each that they know are not the best…but are a lot of […]

Posted On : 2021-01-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 46: Rider Who is Easy Pt. 1

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 46: Rider Who is Easy Pt. 1

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This the first in our three-part series on the Quebec Biker War. We set the stage with the culture and politics of Quebec in the 90s and introduce our main characters: horrible men living their lives to the most “plus rock and roll”. There’s dynamite, Nazi iconography, and a guy called Mom to boot. Our […]

Posted On : 2021-01-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Dr. Kevin Deluzio on New Opportunities for Black and Indigenous PhD Students in Engineering

Campus Beat

Dr. Kevin Deluzio on New Opportunities for Black and Indigenous PhD Students in Engineering

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On January 18th 2021, Queen’s University announced that it has partnered with five other universities to create a new fellowship program expanding opportunities for Indigenous and Black students pursuing doctoral degrees in engineering. Dr. Kevin Deluzio, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University joins us in this […]

Posted On : 2021-01-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK – Queen’s Relay for Life

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Queen's Relay for Life

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In this week’s segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with the Co-Presidents of Queen’s Relay for Life to talk about their upcoming relay event which is in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. We chat with Natalie Hanna, Izzy Bambrough, and Vanessa Salvatore! Also, we discuss City of Kingston updates as the city […]

Posted On : 2021-01-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Episode 6

QHOnAir

Episode 6

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This is the first episode in a two-part mini-series on mental health. In this episode, Kate is joined by Theresa Straathof, an occupational therapist with 30 years of experience in the field of mental health. Theresa is the co-author of the book: Coping Strategies to Promote Occupational Engagement and Recovery, a program manual to provide […]

Posted On : 2021-01-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Movies From a Hat 1: Your Name/Lone Star

Screening in Kingston

Movies From a Hat 1: Your Name/Lone Star

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In our first ever “movies from a hat” episode, Mike and Taylor discuss the 1996 film Lone Star and the 2016 anime Your Name. We hear from our fans and discuss what exactly these films have in common, if anything! Your Name. (Kimi no na wa.) is directed by Makoto Shinkai, and Lone Star features performances from […]

Posted On : 2021-01-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Bell Let’s Talk Webinar & a New Music Mentorship Program

Campus Beat

Bell Let's Talk Webinar & a New Music Mentorship Program

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In this episode, we have two great conversations. First we welcome Dr. Jane Philpott, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Director of the School of Medicine at Queen’s University and former Minister of Health and Minister of Indigenous Services for the Government of Canada. Dr. Philpott chats with us about the upcoming Bell […]

Posted On : 2021-01-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Branaavan Sivarajah, PhD candidate, Biology, supervised by Dr John Smol

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Branaavan Sivarajah, PhD candidate, Biology, supervised by Dr John Smol

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Topic: The long-term ecological consequences of gold mining operations, urbanization, and climatic changes on sub-Arctic lakes near Yellowknife (Northwest Territories, Canada). Overview: The lack of long-term environmental monitoring data poses significant challenges to understanding the impacts of past anthropogenic activities on freshwater ecosystems. However, we can use natural archives (e.g. lake sediments that accumulate continuously) to fill […]

Posted On : 2021-01-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. January 19 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News – Tues. January 19 2021

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, January 19th, 2021, it is 8 am. Hope you have your morning coffee on hand because I know I do. Today we have a high of negative 1 and a low of negative 8, with snow showers. KFL A […]

Posted On : 2021-01-19 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Educating Artists in 2020: What the Pandemic has Taught Us

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Educating Artists in 2020: What the Pandemic has Taught Us

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The pandemic has magnified many issues that we face as a society, including post-secondary programming in the arts, including music. Post-secondary music programs have been criticized in recent years for their lack of equity and diversity, a problem that is undeniably systemic. Changes to post-secondary curricula need to better reflect a diversity of arts-making and […]

Posted On : 2021-01-18 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 45: Libertarians at the Gates

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 45: Libertarians at the Gates

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Well it looks like 2021 is having a normal one! Didn’t have that on our bingo cards lol! Can we try turning this year off and on again? Anyway, we discuss the Capitol hill protest/insurrection/collective tantrum thing. It had everything: cops, Q, and AOC’s shoes. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic […]

Posted On : 2021-01-15 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Climate Change Symposium, City Council Moves to Ban Conversion Therapy

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Climate Change Symposium, City Council Moves to Ban Conversion Therapy

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In this segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Tess Wittmann, the Community Engagement Specialist of Sustainable Kingston to discuss the Kingston Climate Change Symposium taking place Thursday, Jan 14 2021 at 9am on the City of Kingston YouTube channel. Also, we recap what was discussed at Kingston City Council Meeting on Tuesday, […]

Posted On : 2021-01-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. January 13 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. January 13 2021

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, January 13 2021! A COVID-19 update; yesterday in the KFLA public health region we had 3 new cases bringing our active case count to 47 cases. Yesterday in Kingston, long-term care workers received their first dose of the vaccine at KGH. This is exciting news in the […]

Posted On : 2021-01-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop: Queen’s Chess Team to Participate in Canadian University Championship and Queen’s Players Events

The Scoop!

The Scoop: Queen's Chess Team to Participate in Canadian University Championship and Queen's Players Events

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In this segment of The Scoop, Jessica Somersall sits down with members of the Queen’s Chess Team who will be participating in the Canadian University Chess Championship from January 16-17. Also, Joel Sindle sits down with members of Queen’s Players to discuss their event this weekend as well.

Posted On : 2021-01-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

1984, what a year!

Screening in Kingston

1984, what a year!

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This week Mike reviews Wonder Woman 1984 and the post-aploylipiic The Midnight Sky, and Taylor reviews Palm Springs from Andy Samberg, an Amazon Prime original. This episode ends with the first ever “Movies From A Hat” movie club! We put our fan’s suggestions in a hat and draw two films this week for us to watch and try to connect in […]

Posted On : 2021-01-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Little Free Sled Library Appears in YGK

The Scoop!

Little Free Sled Library Appears in YGK

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In this episode of the Scoop, we chat with Dr. Bill James (Emeritus Professor, School of Religion, Queen’s University). He shares details about the Little Free Library network on Facebook he loosely coordinates, the development of Little Free Pantries and now a Little Free Sled Library installed just off the Third Avenue Park in Kingston, […]

Posted On : 2021-01-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Matthew Duda, PhD candidate, Biology, supervised by Dr John Smol

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Matthew Duda, PhD candidate, Biology, supervised by Dr John Smol

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Topic: Using paleolimnology to reconstruct past seabird populations. Overview: Most seabird populations are in decline. However, because of sparse monitoring it is impossible to know when the population began to decline. My research uses lake sediments to address this lack in delivery. I am to answer key questions in conservation biology, such as “What are the drivers […]

Posted On : 2021-01-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. January 12 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News – Tues. January 12 2021

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, January 12th, 2021, it is 8 am. Hope you have your morning coffee on hand because I know I do. Today we have a high of and a low of negative 5. KFL A is reporting 4 new […]

Posted On : 2021-01-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

David McDonald on Public Banks and Covid 19: Combatting the Pandemic with Public Finance

Campus Beat

David McDonald on Public Banks and Covid 19: Combatting the Pandemic with Public Finance

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Professor David McDonald (Global Development Studies) returns to Campus Beat to discuss Public Banks and Covid 19: Combatting the Pandemic with Public Finance, the groundbreaking follow-up to his co-edited collection Public Water and Covid: 19 Dark Clouds and Silver Linings. In this episode, we learn about public banks and their significance and their role in […]

Posted On : 2021-01-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The CFH Telescope on Maunakea ft Mary Beth

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

The CFH Telescope on Maunakea ft Mary Beth

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Introduction: Mary Beth Laychak is the Director of Strategic Communications for the Canada France Hawaii Telescope (CFHT) The Canada France Hawaii Telescope is 4m in diameter and can see in optical/infrared wavelengths The CFHT resides on Maunakea in Hawaii This is one of the best locations on Earth for astronomy From on top of the […]

Posted On : 2021-01-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

A Scoop Exclusive: The Washington Roundtable

The Scoop!

A Scoop Exclusive: The Washington Roundtable

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In this exclusive episode of the Scoop airing at 8 PM EST on CFRC 101. 9 FM January 8th 2020, five distinguished Queen’s University Professors join us for a roundtable discussion. Drs. Paul Gardner and Christian Leuprecht (Political Studies) Amarnath Amarasingam (Political Studies and Religion), and both Noah Weisbord and Queen’s National Scholar Ashwini Vasanthakuma […]

Posted On : 2021-01-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 44: Rod’s Plan

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 44: Rod's Plan

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We ring in the new year with our speciality: laughing at the dumb crap politicians did in 2020. We look at the globe-trotting adventures of Rod Phillips and co. during Ontario’s lockdown. We also discuss the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville and our New Year’s resolutions. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the […]

Posted On : 2021-01-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. January 8 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. January 8 2021

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There are currently 56 active cases of COVID-19, with two in the intensive care unit, in the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington region. COVID cases have been rising with over ten new cases reported yesterday. Please continue to observe the provincial lockdown and follow health and safety measures. The City of Kingston created the hub […]

Posted On : 2021-01-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Breaking: Province Declares Elementary Schools Will Remain Virtual Two More Weeks

The Scoop!

Breaking: Province Declares Elementary Schools Will Remain Virtual Two More Weeks

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January 7th 2021 Provincial health officials Drs. David Williams and Dirk Huyer spoke from Queen’s Park today. They have announced that schools will not reopen on January 11th 2020 as planned prior to the December 26th province-wide lockdown. The province will defer reopening in person classes for an additional two weeks in Southern Ontario. Virtual […]

Posted On : 2021-01-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

News Flash: Observations on Protests at the US Capitol Building with Dr. Christian Leuprecht

The Scoop!

News Flash: Observations on Protests at the US Capitol Building with Dr. Christian Leuprecht

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Dr. Christian Leuprecht, Professor of Political Studies at Queen’s University and Professor in Leadership, in the Department of Political Science and Economics at the Royal Military College, an expert in security and defence, political demography, and comparative federalism and multilevel governance joins us in this special episode broadcasting 6 PM January 6th and 11:30 AM […]

Posted On : 2021-01-06 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Wed. January 6 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. January 6 2021

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Wednesday, January 6 2021! COVID-19 update; yesterday in the KFLA public health region we had 12 new cases and 53 active cases. Dr. Moore advises anyone who has traveled over the winter break or is arriving in the Kingston area to please monitor very closely and get tested […]

Posted On : 2021-01-06 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Andrew Moffitt, PhD candidate, English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Gabrielle McIntire

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Andrew Moffitt, PhD candidate, English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Gabrielle McIntire

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Topic: Ideology, Production, and Reproduction in the work of Virginia Woolf, Marie Stopes, and H.D. Overview: My research looks at how the emergence of debates in the 1920s and 30s regarding reproduction and sexuality influenced the work of three modernist writers.

Posted On : 2021-01-05 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Best of The Worst, The Worst of The Best

Screening in Kingston

The Best of The Worst, The Worst of The Best

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We put a final stamp on 2020 by looking back at every film our team reviewed this past year. We’ll go through every film that got a See It, Stream It, Airplane It and Skip It, giving a final ranking and deciding what were the best of the best and the worst of the worst.

Posted On : 2021-01-05 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. January 5 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. January 5 2021

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Tuesday, January 5th 2021! We have 45 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region. We are still in lockdown until January 23rd so don’t forget to do your part by keeping our community as well as yourselves safe. Wear your masks, wash and sanitize your hands, stay […]

Posted On : 2021-01-05 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

From Vice Dean to Vice President-Dr. Chris Simpson on His New Role with Ontario Health

Campus Beat

From Vice Dean to Vice President-Dr. Chris Simpson on His New Role with Ontario Health

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Dr. Chris Simpson, Vice-Dean (Clinical), School of Medicine at Queen’s University, Medical Director of the Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Association and cardiologist at Kingston Health Sciences Centre has been appointed as Ontario Health’s Executive Vice-President, Medical, effective February 1, 2021. Dr. Simpson, who will overtake his new position on February 1st 2021 while still maintaining […]

Posted On : 2021-01-04 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Mon. January 4 2021

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. January 4 2021

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Public health reported sixteen new COVID cases since New Year’s Day in the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington region. Students across the province are moving to remote learning after the holidays to reduce the spread of COVID. From January 4th-8th, elementary students from kindergarten to Grade 8 in both the Limestone District School Board and […]

Posted On : 2021-01-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 43: Notorious Q&A

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 43: Notorious Q&A

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The gang caps off a year answering your pressing questions and taking a moment to remember the people they hate the most. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks dark and terrible. Need a place to send […]

Posted On : 2021-01-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: A Year in Review

Today in YGK

Today in YGK: A Year in Review

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In this segment of Today in YGK, we look back at quintessential moments in the Queen’s and Kingston community that have happened in the year of 2020. From the $40 million-USD gift from Bader Philanthropies, to Queen’s University’s commitment to address systemic racism, listen to 2020 highlights in our community.

Posted On : 2020-12-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

A Netflix Christmas

Screening in Kingston

A Netflix Christmas

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Because we are indeed in a lockdown, Taylor and Mike gives you some more Holiday movie options straight from Netflix! Taylor reviews The Christmas Chronicles, while also giving you a list of great Netflix Christmas movies. Mike also reviews A California Christmas, for some reason.

Posted On : 2020-12-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Suyin interviews CJ the DJ

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Suyin interviews CJ the DJ

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Topic: What’s Up 2021! Overview: Suyin (aka DJ Bear), asks CJ the DJ what to expect in 2021.

Posted On : 2020-12-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. December 29 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. December 29 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Tuesday, December 29 2020! As you may have heard, a historic building on Princess Street collapsed last week on Christmas Day, that was in fact The Carnovsky Bakery building. The developers have however vowed to rebuild the building as reported in an article in the Kingston Whig. The […]

Posted On : 2020-12-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. December 28 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. December 28 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Monday, December 28 2020! Queen’s University students are asked not to return to Kingston until after the lockdown is over on January 23rd unless absolutely necessary. International students and those set to move into on-campus housing are “strongly encouraged” to postpone travel if they can. A historic limestone […]

Posted On : 2020-12-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 42: MAGA Claus Pt. 2

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 42: MAGA Claus Pt. 2

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We return to conclude our review of the Christmas Chronicles with the long anticipated sequel: The Christmas Chronicles 2. We discover hidden truths about Santa’s gritty backstory and the true meaning of being a True Believer. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good […]

Posted On : 2020-12-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Arecibo, a Tribute

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Arecibo, a Tribute

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In Space News: The Chinese Chang’e 5 lunar mission returned to Earth from the Moon on Dec 17 bringing back near 2kg of lunar material for examination. Space X’s starship SN8 exploded in a test on Dec 10th. In the ‘great conjunction’, Jupiter, Saturn, and Earth aligned visibly for the first time in 800 years. […]

Posted On : 2020-12-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. December 25 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. December 25 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Friday, December 25 2020! We have a total number of 72 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region as of this morning. Let’s continue to do our part and keep our community safe. Don’t forget that starting at 12:01am tomorrow, the entire province of Ontario is going […]

Posted On : 2020-12-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. December 24 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. December 24 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Thursday, December 24 2020! Modern Fuel Exhibition from 12-5 today. In the Main Gallery: “A Vast Metabolism” by Noah Scheinman. In the State of Flux Gallery: “100WOMEN100YEARS ACHIVE” by Liz Rae Dalton and Kathy Piercy. In the Window Space: “Reflections”, Modern Fuel’s annual juried exhibition featuring Natasha Jabre, […]

Posted On : 2020-12-24 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. December 23 2020

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Daily News - Wed. December 23 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, December 23 2020! COVID-19 update; yesterday in the KFLA public health region we had 6 new cases and 12 recoveries. That leaves us at 80 active cases. Of course we are heading into a lockdown starting on boxing day and lasting until Jan 23rd. Yesterday, the City […]

Posted On : 2020-12-23 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Happiest of Seasons

Screening in Kingston

The Happiest of Seasons

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Screening in Kingston gets you set for the holidays with our first of two Christmas/Holiday movie themed episodes! This week we’re joined by Nicole and Missy who give us their thoughts on the best Christmas Movies. Our team reviews Happiest Season, the latest film from Clea DuVall starring Kristen Stewart, Mackenzie Davis and Alison Brie.

Posted On : 2020-12-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Facets of uneven development in the European border regime: The economic geographies of migrant camps in Greece

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Facets of uneven development in the European border regime: The economic geographies of migrant camps in Greece

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In the aftermath of the so-called “refugee crisis” of 2015-16, the migration regime consolidating in Europe entails the management of newcoming populations through their accommodation in camps. This talk will account for neglected aspects of this process in the case of Greece, focusing on the everyday economic practices, interactions and networks emerging in, around and […]

Posted On : 2020-12-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. December 22 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News – Tues. December 22 2020

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, December 22th, 2020, it is 8 am. 3 more days till Christmas, Hope you on Santa’s nice list because I know I’m not. Today we have a high of 2 and a low of negative 7. KFL A is […]

Posted On : 2020-12-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Ontario Locks Down-Premier Ford Announcement and Q&A

The Scoop!

Ontario Locks Down-Premier Ford Announcement and Q&A

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In a scheduled announcement on December 21st 2020 at 1:24 PM, Ontario Premiere Doug Ford stated that his government would implement a province-wide shutdown effective 12:01 AM December 26th 2020. The announcement came as Ontario reported 2123 new cases of COVID 19 and the release of new projections on intensive care unit capacity and the […]

Posted On : 2020-12-21 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Mon. December 21 2020

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Daily News - Mon. December 21 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Monday, December 21st 2020! The sharp rise in COVID-19 cases over the past two weeks has brought the active coronavirus case count to 101 individuals that have tested positive. As a result, The Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington region has officially moved into the orange zone under Ontario’s […]

Posted On : 2020-12-21 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop – The Rise of COVID-19 in Canadians Prison

The Scoop!

The Scoop - The Rise of COVID-19 in Canadians Prison

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In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Linda Mussell, Queen’s University political studies expert, to talk about the rising numbers of COVID-19 in Canadian Federal prisons. In the KFLA region, 95 inmates and four staff have tested positive among at Joyceville Institution, as of Saturday, December 19 2020. Learn more about this […]

Posted On : 2020-12-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Extended Episode: The New Black Studies Minor at Queen’s and Atlantic Sea Bird Research Discoveries

Campus Beat

Extended Episode: The New Black Studies Minor at Queen's and Atlantic Sea Bird Research Discoveries

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Dr. Katherine McKittrick, Professor of Gender Studies and researcher in the areas of black studies, anti-colonial studies, cultural geographies and gender studies joins us for the first 45 minutes of this special extended edition of Campus Beat. McKittrick chats with us about the new Black Studies program at Queen’s University scheduled to launch in Fall […]

Posted On : 2020-12-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 41: MAGA Claus Pt. 1

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 41: MAGA Claus Pt. 1

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This week we cozy up by the fire and listen to the time-honoured tale that is Netflix’s Christmas Chronicles. We decode the film’s bizarre politics and the far-reaching ramifications of its world building. Topics include Chicago’s criminal working class, Calvinist race science, and Kurt Russell’s war on fake news. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine […]

Posted On : 2020-12-18 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. December 18 2020

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Daily News - Fri. December 18 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Friday, December 18 2020! There are currently 104 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFL and A region. A large increase from last week. As the cases continue to rise, please keep up with the health and safety measures put forth by the government. If you have symptoms […]

Posted On : 2020-12-18 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

“Emergency to Emergency”: Supporting Street Health through Song

The Scoop!

"Emergency to Emergency": Supporting Street Health through Song

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Brittany Couto, Manager-Street Health Centre and Greg Tilson, local artist, arts organizer and co-founder/composer for Kingston band, The Gertrudes join us in this special episode of The Scoop. On December 11th 2020, The Gertrudes released a new single titled “Emergency to Emergency” in advance of their long-anticipated fourth studio release. The single, available on bandcamp […]

Posted On : 2020-12-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Scoop – Everyday City #2: Interview with MPP Ian Arthur and Katrina Furlanetto about changes to the Conservation Authorities Act

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The Scoop - Everyday City #2: Interview with MPP Ian Arthur and Katrina Furlanetto about changes to the Conservation Authorities Act

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In this segment of The Scoop we are talking to our local MPP Ian Arthur and General Manager of Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, Katrina Furlanetto. We will discuss the impact of changes coming to conservation authorities as a result of Bill 229 that passed last week at Queen’s Park.

Posted On : 2020-12-17 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. December 17 2020

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Daily News - Thurs. December 17 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Thursday, December 17 2020! The monthly Elm Coffeehouse is on tonight from 7-9. With a feature performance by The Ropes! If you’d like to check out this virtual event go signup on their website at skeletonparkarts.ca In the KFLA area, there are 115 active COVID cases, 323 cases […]

Posted On : 2020-12-17 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Time, Change, and University Life

The Fireplace Series

Time, Change, and University Life

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20 November 2020 As our relations to time shift in the coronavirus crisis, this Fireplace Series conversation aims to spark interdisciplinary thought about the temporality of university life and its relationship to what appears to be sudden change. Queen’s University’s Elizabeth Hanson (English, FAS) and Elspeth Murray (Smith School of Business) meet for an impromptu […]

Posted On : 2020-12-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK – Bill 216, Celestial Occurences

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Bill 216, Celestial Occurences

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In this week’s segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Sarah Keyes and Dr. Rupa Patel of the KFL&A Food Policy Council to discuss the passing of Bill 216 in the Ontario Education Act that transforms experiential food literacy learning in the provincial curriculum. Additionally, we feature an interview with Queen’s University Astrophysics […]

Posted On : 2020-12-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. December 16 2020

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Daily News - Wed. December 16 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, December 16 2020! A COVID-19 update; we had 15 new cases yesterday bringing our active case count to 99 cases In the Kingston Frontenac and Lennox and Addington Health Region. Yesterday, in Ottawa, the first COVID-19 vaccine was distributed to some long-term care workers. They are expecting […]

Posted On : 2020-12-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Our Quarantine Catchup on New Releases

Screening in Kingston

Our Quarantine Catchup on New Releases

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Mike and Taylor get caught up on some new releases that went right to streaming and may even have some awards season ambitions…Taylor reviews Mank (Netflix), Mike reviews Uncle Frank (Amazon Prime), Greyhound (Apple TV sorta) and maybe we bring up that new musical sensation The Prom. With stars like Tom Hanks and Gary Oldman headlining […]

Posted On : 2020-12-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Bailey Brant, MS Candidate, Neuroscience, supervised by Dr Stephen Vanner & Dr Alan Lomax

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Bailey Brant, MS Candidate, Neuroscience, supervised by Dr Stephen Vanner & Dr Alan Lomax

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Topic: Diet, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Pain Overview: My research looks at how a popular food additive, monosodium glutamate (MSG), can cause pain in a pre-clinical model of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). The goal is to provide a neuronal mechanism that underlies MSG’s ability to trigger pain in this patient group.

Posted On : 2020-12-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. December 15 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News – Tues. December 15 2020

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, December 15, 2020, it is 8 am, so I hope you all have your morning coffee on hand, because I know I do. Today we have a high of negative six and a low of negative 14. It will […]

Posted On : 2020-12-15 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Michelle Kasaboski Takes her ‘Shot’

The Scoop!

Michelle Kasaboski Takes her 'Shot'

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Local jazz and adult contemporary singer-songwriter, Michelle Kasaboski joins us for this special holiday episode of The Scoop! Michelle chats about her participation in The Shot: Remastered, a national contest she recently won. We are also treated to the lovely music she used to audition with and compete in the competition in addition to an […]

Posted On : 2020-12-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Ultra Diffuse Galaxies ft. Ananthan Karunakaran

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Ultra Diffuse Galaxies ft. Ananthan Karunakaran

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Introduction: Low Surface Brightness galaxies are a class of hard to find galaxies because they are so faint Ultra Diffuse Galaxies (UDGs) are a sub-category that are also very large These are very hard to find, but you can look for them in surveys like the DESI-Legacy-Imaging-Survey The Green Bank Telescope is what Ananthan Karunakaran […]

Posted On : 2020-12-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Episode 5

QHOnAir

Episode 5

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*CONTENT WARNING* This podcast includes health conversations with topics surrounding porn, masturbation, & consent in the context of healthy & unhealthy sexual relationships. Listeners under 18 years old must use discretion. In episode 5, Rosie chats with sexual health researcher and clinical psychologist, Caroline Pukall, about indicators of an unhealthy relationship, healthy communication, consent and […]

Posted On : 2020-12-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Don Drummond on ‘Ageing Well’: A White Paper

Campus Beat

Don Drummond on 'Ageing Well': A White Paper

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Don Drummond, Stauffer-Dunning Fellow and Adjunct Professor at the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University joins us in this episode. Drummond discusses a white paper he co-wrote that calls for revolutionizing Canada’s approach to seniors’ care entitled ‘Aging Well.” He talks about the current state of care for Canadian seniors, issues COVID-19 has revealed, […]

Posted On : 2020-12-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 40: The Ivory Shower

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 40: The Ivory Shower

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In the wake of the novel coronavirus COVID 19, how is it that a sizeable proportion of North Americans think the disease is a host? Dean investigates by musing about the problems he sees in science communication and proceeds to get really mad about them. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic […]

Posted On : 2020-12-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. December 11 2020

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Daily News - Fri. December 11 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, December 11 2020! There are currently 75 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFL&A region. A large increase from last week. As the cases rise please continue to keep up with the health and safety measures put forth by the government. If you have symptoms, get tested […]

Posted On : 2020-12-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. December 10 2020

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Daily News - Thurs. December 10 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Thursday, December 10 2020! We now have 67 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFL&A region. This is the highest case number we have reached. Several cases are linked to the Third day worship centre, as well as some parties that took place in the University District on […]

Posted On : 2020-12-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Helping Handbags Initiative, News Updates

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Helping Handbags Initiative, News Updates

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down in the virtual studio with Nishana Ramsawak, a Queen’s University Engineering PhD Candidate to discuss the Helping Handbags initiative she has started to help the less-fortunate women in the Kingston area. Also, learn more about the City’s search for the Sir John A. Macdonald […]

Posted On : 2020-12-09 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Back to the Basics

Screening in Kingston

Back to the Basics

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We open up our emails and get back to fan questions in our all mailbag episode! This week we hear from our fans, get some movie news and see where the film world sits after our month long dive into experimental film. Wonder Woman 1984 approaches, Warner Bros. pulls movies from releasing in theatres and […]

Posted On : 2020-12-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Brielle Thorsen and the Order of the White Rose

Campus Beat

Brielle Thorsen and the Order of the White Rose

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On this week’s episode, we chat with Brielle Thorsen, Master of Applied Science Candidate in the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, the Student Programs and Outreach Assistant, Aboriginal Access to Engineering, and Winner of the $30,000 Order of the White Rose Scholarship from Polytechnique Montreal. Polytechnique created the scholarship as a to the victims […]

Posted On : 2020-12-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Cheryl Bruce, PhD Candidate, Cultural Studies, supervised by Dr Colleen Renihan

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Cheryl Bruce, PhD Candidate, Cultural Studies, supervised by Dr Colleen Renihan

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Topic: The rold of women orchestral conductors, particularly within the Canadian context. Overview: Although in the early stages of my research, my current focus has been identifying some of the ways in which women are excluded from orchestral conducting at the highest levels. This includes mentorship and educational shortfalls, gender bias and media representation.

Posted On : 2020-12-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Wed. December 9 2020

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Daily News - Wed. December 9 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, December 9 2020! A COVID-19 update; we have 53 active cases in the Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington health region and had 5 new cases yesterday on Tuesday. With this surge in cases, our medical officer of Health, Dr. Moore is urging residents to keep following […]

Posted On : 2020-12-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Is Christmas Religious?

Nearly Numinous

Is Christmas Religious?

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This week, the hosts gather around eggnog lattes and hallmark movies (and some other classics) and chat about all things festive, Christmas, and holiday-esque. After getting nostalgic about their own traditions, they question; is Christmas a religion of its own? Is it only a Christian holiday? Or is it completely areligious? Listen in to find […]

Posted On : 2020-12-07 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop – Everyday City: An Interview with Debi Miller

The Scoop!

The Scoop - Everyday City: An Interview with Debi Miller

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In this segment of The Scoop, we’re talking about city planning, chickens and having a say on issues that matter! Join Meg Herod as we head into the City of Kingston to talk to Debi Miller, City of Kingston’s manager of communications and public engagement to hear all about how we can get engaged and […]

Posted On : 2020-12-07 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. December 7 2020

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Daily News - Mon. December 7 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Monday, December 7 2020!

Posted On : 2020-12-07 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 39: Macaroni Jabronis

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 39: Macaroni Jabronis

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We take a hard look at three home-grown Canadian conmen. Three hucksters so stupid it is unclear whether they are pulling the wool over our eyes or their own. We also say a lot of mean things about Italians but remember that you can’t actually be racist to them. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine […]

Posted On : 2020-12-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. December 4 2020

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Daily News - Fri. December 4 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, December 4 2020!

Posted On : 2020-12-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Woolgatherers: Conversations through Fibre Arts

The Scoop!

The Woolgatherers: Conversations through Fibre Arts

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In this episode of The Scoop, we chat with Kingston poet Sadiqa de Meijer and her friend, visual artist Amy Rubin in Nova Scotia about their project, The Woolgatherers. In this lovely conversation, we get to join in Sadiqa and Amy’s ongoing embroidered conversation that explores the imprints of their religious backgrounds. We learn what […]

Posted On : 2020-12-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK – Interview with Queen’s Women Soccer Team and News Updates

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Interview with Queen's Women Soccer Team and News Updates

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In this week’s segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Christie Gray (Commerce ’21) and Kirstin Tynan (ArtSci ’24) of the Queen’s Women Varsity Soccer team to discuss the fundraising initiatives that led the Gaels to raise over $25,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society, with $10,000 of these funds from the soccer team […]

Posted On : 2020-12-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Movie Club 3- Mouthpiece

Screening in Kingston

Movie Club 3- Mouthpiece

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In the final week of our movie club, we look at the Canadian Film Mouthpiece with a fun Kingston connection! Our panel discusses the film and the overall movie club as we dive into the general topics of film, art and how we approach watching movies. Other topics include: Patricia Rozema, Amy Nostbakken, Norah Sadava, Her Smell, Toronto […]

Posted On : 2020-12-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Sofia Melendez, M.Ed Candidate, Education, supervised by Dr Saad Chahine

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Sofia Melendez, M.Ed Candidate, Education, supervised by Dr Saad Chahine

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Topic: Towards improving the education that mental health professionals receive about transgender-spectrum health Overview: Sofia’s Master’s thesis aims to develop an instrument that measures mental health professionals’ knowledge, skills, and awareness (KSA) about trans health. Having this instrument is an essential starting point for the design of better educational practices that will improve mental health trainees’ KSA […]

Posted On : 2020-12-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News- Tues. December 1 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News- Tues. December 1 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Tuesday, December 1 2020! KFL&A Public Health is reporting one new COVID-19 case today. Our resolved number is one, leaving our told number of active cases are 25 people. In similar news, KFL&A Public Health has addressed how one COVID-19 case infected up to 20 people this week. […]

Posted On : 2020-12-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop: Interview with QUWAL on Kamala Harris Win, Dr. Power Speaks About Access to Food Banks

The Scoop!

The Scoop: Interview with QUWAL on Kamala Harris Win, Dr. Power Speaks About Access to Food Banks

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In this episode of The Scoop, Jessica Somersall sits down with members of QUWAL to discuss the significance of Kamala Harris in office. Our campus news coordinator, Joel Sindle, also sits down with Dr. Power to discuss how the pandemic has shifted access to food banks.

Posted On : 2020-11-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Dimming Stellar Giant

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

The Dimming Stellar Giant

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In Space News: It is was recently decided that the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico is being decommissioned. Space X crew launched a 6 month manned mission to the ISS. Now on to the main topic; “The Dimming Stellar Giant — Betelgeuse.” Introduction Betelgeuse is a red supergiant about 550 light-years away from us. It […]

Posted On : 2020-11-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. November 30 2020

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Daily News - Mon. November 30 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Monday, November 30 2020!

Posted On : 2020-11-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Singing Together: An Interview with Rev. Wendy Luella Perkins

Nearly Numinous

Singing Together: An Interview with Rev. Wendy Luella Perkins

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This week on Nearly Numinous, Steph interviews Reverend Wendy Luella Perkins, a chaplain at Queen’s University. They chat about her Soulful Singing meditation practice, and the importance of singing together in community with others. Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching @NearlyNuminous. You can also find transcripts for all our past episodes on […]

Posted On : 2020-11-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 38: Unfit For Bears

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 38: Unfit For Bears

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Jesse takes us on a deep dive into the sordid history of Kingston’s Prison for Women, from the inhuman conditions to, of course, CIA affiliated medical experiments. We then thank God that it’s closed and pray that it doesn’t become a playground for Dutch basketball teens. Be sure to follow @p4wmemorialcollective on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p4wmemorialcollective/ Our […]

Posted On : 2020-11-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. November 27 2020

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Daily News - Fri. November 27 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, November 27 2020!

Posted On : 2020-11-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Surviving and Thriving This Exam Season

Campus Beat

Surviving and Thriving This Exam Season

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Dr. Ian Garner, Academic Skills Outreach Coordinator in Student Academic Success Services at Queen’s University returns to Campus Beat in this episode. Garner chats with us about obstacles students face in staying well, organized and prepared for exam writing especially in light of the new challenges COVID-19 has presented. He also talks about Test Anxiety, […]

Posted On : 2020-11-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Thurs. November 26 2020

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Daily News - Thurs. November 26 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Thursday, November 26 2020.

Posted On : 2020-11-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Interview with Queen’s Rector, Sam Hiemstra

The Scoop!

Interview with Queen's Rector, Sam Hiemstra

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In this segment of The Scoop, Dinah Jansen sits down with Queen’s University Rector, Sam Hiemstra to discuss his role and what students can expect from his position in office.

Posted On : 2020-11-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Chang 5 Space Mission, How Businesses Will Adapt to a New Type of Black Friday

The Scoop!

Chang 5 Space Mission, How Businesses Will Adapt to a New Type of Black Friday

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In the first segment of The Scoop, we chat with Nikhil Arora, PhD Candidate in the Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy about the Tuesday November 23rd 2020 launch of the Chang 5 space mission to the moon. Arora sheds light on the mission’s goals, and what new samples collected from the moon can […]

Posted On : 2020-11-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. November 25 2020

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Daily News - Wed. November 25 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Wednesday, November 25 2020! For a daily COVID-19 update, as of Monday we are in the yellow-protect level of the province’s COVID-19 response framework. Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox-Addington presently have 9 active cases and reporting 2 new cases on Tuesday. Flu vaccines are available in the region. The […]

Posted On : 2020-11-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Movie Club 3: What Did Jack Do?

Screening in Kingston

Movie Club 3: What Did Jack Do?

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With the third film comes the unapologetically absurd What Did Jack Do? from writer/director David Lynch best known for his work Twin Peaks. Our panel discusses the so-called “film” as our movie club turns to the strange and yet still entertaining as our panel is split down the middle!

Posted On : 2020-11-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 4

QHOnAir

Episode 4

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This episode includes a conversation with Amber Stratton, co-founder and owner of the Pure Life brand and Liz Stanton, a QHO alumna. Amber speaks to the power of movement and mindfulness, her experience as an entrepreneur and the mind-body connection. You can find Amber on Instagram @pureyogiamber. Looking to connect with your mind and body? […]

Posted On : 2020-11-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Suyin Olguin, PhD Candidate, English Language & Literature

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Suyin Olguin, PhD Candidate, English Language & Literature

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Topic: Grad Student, Parent, Teacher – Coping with Covid Overview: Join CJ the DJ and Suyin Olguin as they chat about a grad students life during the pandemic. How you balance your own work, with parenting and teaching duties.

Posted On : 2020-11-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Mon. November 23 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. November 23 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Monday, November 23 2020! We have 24 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region. A lot of these cases are in restaurant workers who are employed at fast food restaurants such as Mcdonalds, A&W, Tim Hortons locations and gas stations as well. If you are a restaurant […]

Posted On : 2020-11-23 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Enneagram Personality Test

Nearly Numinous

The Enneagram Personality Test

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This week, the hosts talk all about the enneagram personality test. They chat about what each type is, the history of the test, and get into how it’s used in spiritual growth and development circles. They also have short clips from listeners about how they interact with their enneagram type and how it has influenced […]

Posted On : 2020-11-23 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop: Student Affairs Initiative, Accessibility Queen’s Event, and News Highlights

The Scoop!

The Scoop: Student Affairs Initiative, Accessibility Queen's Event, and News Highlights

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In this episode of The Scoop, we chat with Larissa Mankis about the student affairs “Treat Yourself” door-to-door initiative. Further, we report on the updated study spaces on Queen’s University campus that went into affect the week of November 16, 2020, as well as the closing of the Tea Room on campus. We also interview […]

Posted On : 2020-11-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

University Admission Testing and Covid-19: A ‘Conversation’ with Christopher Deluca

Campus Beat

University Admission Testing and Covid-19: A 'Conversation' with Christopher Deluca

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Dr. Chrisopher Deluca, Professor in the Faculty of Education and Associate Dean School of Graduate Studies at Queen’s University joins us in this installment of Campus Beat. Deluca chats with us about an article he recently co-wrote with Profs. Don Klinger (University of Waikato) and Louis Volante (Brock University) in The Conversation entitled “University Admissions […]

Posted On : 2020-11-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 37: The Haunting of Hillier House

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 37: The Haunting of Hillier House

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The gang takes at look at Ontario’s plan to combat COVID as flu season approaches, and how we may as well be lining up service workers in front of a combine thresher. We also explore the lush inner life of local buffoon and Kingston MPP Randy Hillier, as well as international buffoon and former U.S. […]

Posted On : 2020-11-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. November 20 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. November 20 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, November 20 2020! The cases in the KFL&A region are rising. Health officials are now reporting 28 new cases over the last few weeks. As the cases rise please be extra careful and continue to follow health and safety measures. If you develop any symptoms please get […]

Posted On : 2020-11-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Bike Theft in Kingston

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Bike Theft in Kingston

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Carla and Graeme from Frontenac Cycle Shop to discuss the issue of bike theft in the Kingston region, and what cyclists can do to prevent theft.

Posted On : 2020-11-19 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Miss Emily LIVE on IWUC!

Today in YGK

Miss Emily LIVE on IWUC!

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Local music legend, Miss Emily made a surprise phone call to Indie Wake Up Call around 8:30 AM! Our host, Cyndy Gibson got to talk to Miss Emily about her new album LIVE at The Isabel! Listen to the conversation, support this amazing artist and get your hands that CD today!

Posted On : 2020-11-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Thurs. November 19 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. November 19 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Thursday, November 19 2020! In a news publication released by the City of Kingston, the city is continuing its efforts to make it easier to get around Kingston through active modes of transportation, a new multi-use pathway is being developed along the south side of Cataraqui Woods Drive […]

Posted On : 2020-11-19 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. November 18 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. November 18 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, November 18 2020! Queen’s Student Wellness Services is running a flu vaccine clinic for Queen’s University students this week, until November 20th. Students can book an appointment by calling 613-533-2506. The clinics will be held in Mitchell Hall rooms 126 and 130. Students are required to bring […]

Posted On : 2020-11-18 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Movie Club 3- The Neon Demon

Screening in Kingston

Movie Club 3- The Neon Demon

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It’s week 2 of our movie club on experimental films! This week Taylor tells us why she selected The Neon Demon, starring Elle Fanning, and our panel reviews the movie, discusses the directors intentions and we hear from several fans who are not quite on the same page as our panel.

Posted On : 2020-11-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Candi Raudebaugh, DSc in Rehabilitation Health Leadership, supervised by Dr Marcia Finlayson and Dr Kathleen Norman

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Candi Raudebaugh, DSc in Rehabilitation Health Leadership, supervised by Dr Marcia Finlayson and Dr Kathleen Norman

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Topic: Life Skills Training For Therapy Assistant Students Overview: College students often struggle with basic life skills such as coping skills and managing finances, leading to challenges with coping, academic performance, practicum, and employability. Rehabilitation students who are expected to work on life skills with clients can face particular challenges if they lack experience or competence in these areas themselves, […]

Posted On : 2020-11-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Mon. November 17 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. November 17 2020

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, November 17th, 2020, it is 8 am, so I hope you all have your morning coffee on hand, because I know I do. Today we have a high of 3 and a low negative 7, so make sure you […]

Posted On : 2020-11-17 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Dark Matter, Destroyer of Worlds ft. Alan

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Dark Matter, Destroyer of Worlds ft. Alan

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Introduction: Dark matter appears to be everywhere in the universe, yet we don’t know what it is One idea that many scientists think dark matter could be is a WIMP but there are many other ideas Asymmetric dark matter is a concept for dark matter that wouldn’t have an anti-particle. While this doesn’t seem far […]

Posted On : 2020-11-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. November 16 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. November 16 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Monday, November 16 2020! This is week 3 of CFRC’s funding drive! We have amazing prize packs to be won this week if you donate $50 or more through our GoFundMe. This week, you have the chance to win a prize pack with a Brian’s Record Option Gift […]

Posted On : 2020-11-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Stigmata, Sainthood, and the Catholic Church with Sam Maclennan

Nearly Numinous

Stigmata, Sainthood, and the Catholic Church with Sam Maclennan

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This week we chat with fellow MA graduate, Sam Maclennan, all about his research – and some other semi-related topics. We chat stigmata, the canonization of saints, and the idea of “healthy” religious practices and if those labels are detrimental. We also chat a bit about COVID and its impact on religions and various religious […]

Posted On : 2020-11-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Scoop: News Highlights Nov. 9th – 14th

The Scoop!

The Scoop: News Highlights Nov. 9th - 14th

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In this episode of The Scoop, we report on AMS Assembly proceedings from November 12th, completion of the John Counter Boulevard Overpass project, Kingston Frontenac Public Library’s new online peer tutoring program for teens & tweens, Friends of Cataraqui Trail Rudolph Run & Walk, YMCA & City partnership to offer Artillery Park members admission to […]

Posted On : 2020-11-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Rocky Horror Picture Critique

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Rocky Horror Picture Critique

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Dan and Tama spend some time together in this special program taking on Rocky Horror Picture Show with queer, trans and feminist deconstructions of this cult classic.

Posted On : 2020-11-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK – Interview with Wendy Huot of The Screening Room

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Interview with Wendy Huot of The Screening Room

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Wendy Huot, owner and operator of The Screening Room in Kingston, Ontario. With COVID-19 impacting operations and attendance, Wendy has come up with different ways that the community can help and support this beloved Kingston business. Check out upcoming screenings by visiting this […]

Posted On : 2020-11-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. November 13 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. November 13 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, November 13 2020!

Posted On : 2020-11-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Constellations: Eternity Martis

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Constellations: Eternity Martis

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Kingston Frontenac Public Library, The Black Luck Collective, and Queen’s SNID are pleased to present Eternity Martis, author of the enlightening memoir, They Said This Would Be Fun. A booksmart kid from Toronto, Eternity Martis was excited to move away to Western University for her undergraduate degree. But as one of the few Black students […]

Posted On : 2020-11-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Interview with Dr. Ramesh Zacharias

The Scoop!

Interview with Dr. Ramesh Zacharias

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In this feature of The Scoop, CFRC’s Campus News Coordinator, Joel Sindle, sits down with Dr. Ramesh Zacharias, CEO and Medical Director of the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans.

Posted On : 2020-11-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. November 12 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. November 12 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Thursday, November 12 2020!

Posted On : 2020-11-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. November 11 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. November 11 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, November 11 2020. There are now 13 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region. Yesterday, two tests came back positive; a woman in her 40s in which transmission is still under investigation, and a male between the ages of 10 and 19, due to close contact. […]

Posted On : 2020-11-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Episode 3

QHOnAir

Episode 3

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This episode includes a conversation with Terry Haynes, a Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) teacher and a previous QHO Co-Director, Jenna Hickey. Terry chats about what mindfulness is, how you can practice it in your everyday life and what effects it has on your overall health. Jenna gives us insight on her experiences with QHO […]

Posted On : 2020-11-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Move Club 3- Under The Skin

Screening in Kingston

Move Club 3- Under The Skin

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It’s our 3rd movie club and this month we kick things off with Under The Skin! The is the first film in our discussion on arthouse films, experimental movies and other movies that sometimes we just simply try to avoid! We’ll review the movie, hear from our fans and discuss Under The Skin, Scarlett Johansson and […]

Posted On : 2020-11-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Maleeka Thaker, MES in Environmental Studies

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Maleeka Thaker, MES in Environmental Studies

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Topic: Studying bird-window collisions on the Queen’s University main campus Overview: Aiming to estimate the number of annual collisions on main campus and test the effectiveness of collision mitigation film so it can be incorporated into campus planning.

Posted On : 2020-11-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Meet Emelie Chhangur, Director and Curator, Agnes Etherington Art Centre

Campus Beat

Meet Emelie Chhangur, Director and Curator, Agnes Etherington Art Centre

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Emelie Chhangur, the new Director and Curator of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University joins us for this episode! Chhangur who joined the Agnes on October 1st, Chhangur is a leading voice for experimental curatorial practice in Canada and is celebrated nationally and internationally for her process-based, participatory approach to curating and will […]

Posted On : 2020-11-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News- Tues, November 10 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News- Tues, November 10 2020

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, November 10th, 2020, it is 8 am, so I hope you all have your morning coffee on hand, because I know I do. Today we have a high of 17 and a low of 13, you know what that […]

Posted On : 2020-11-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Prof. John Smol on Biden’s Win & Prospects for the Environment

The Scoop!

Prof. John Smol on Biden's Win & Prospects for the Environment

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Professor John Smol from the Department of Biology at Queen’s University and Canada Research Chair in Environmental Change joins us in this segment. Smol has observed that there were “two very different directions for the environment [that were] contested with the US elections. The outcome will not only affect local environmental issues, but also the […]

Posted On : 2020-11-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

David McDonald on Public Water and Covid 19

Campus Beat

David McDonald on Public Water and Covid 19

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Dr. David McDonald, Professor in the Department of Global Development Studies at Queen’s University joins us in this episode. Dr. McDonald sheds light on the new collection he has co-edited entitled Public Water and Covid 19: Dark Clouds and Silver Linings. The chapters in this free e-book released November 9th 2020 provide the first global […]

Posted On : 2020-11-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Harry Potter … as a religion?

Nearly Numinous

Harry Potter ... as a religion?

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This week, join Rachel, Jacqueline, and Steph as they talk about Harry Potter as it’s own religious movement, Harry Potter as religious, and if the religion of fictional characters matters or not. They talk about some Durkheim (nerdy theory stuff), what house they all belong to, and what to do when the creator of your […]

Posted On : 2020-11-09 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. November 9 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. November 9 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Monday, November 9 2020! We still have under 10 cases of COVID-19 in the KFL&A region. One case was resolved over the weekend, however, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School is reporting 3 cases of COVID-19 which has made them shut down the school for today, Monday as […]

Posted On : 2020-11-09 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

News Highlights from November 1-7th

The Scoop!

News Highlights from November 1-7th

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News highlights including the WEEKLY TRAFFIC REPORT – NOV. 7 TO 13 QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY RESEARCHER DIVES INTO THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ACCESS TO WATER AND COVID-19 ARTILLERY PARK TO REOPEN FOR RECREATIONAL USE IN MID-NOVEMBER RQU BOARD PRESIDENT’S APPEAL AND RADIOPHILE 2020 RELEASED LIONHEARTS DROP IN MEAL PROGRAM MOVING TO STAGES NIGHT CLUB COUNCIL MOVES AHEAD […]

Posted On : 2020-11-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Weekly Traffic Report for Kingston

The Scoop!

Weekly Traffic Report for Kingston

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Listen to this week’s Traffic Report from the City of Kingston!

Posted On : 2020-11-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Artist Talkback: “A Strong Girl”

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Artist Talkback: "A Strong Girl"

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Join us for another talkback with host Mariah Horner. In this episode, Horner talks to some of the artists who made the Shortwave Theatre Festival performance A Strong Girl possible. Tune in for a chat with playwright Rysia Andrade, Director Maddy Scovil, and Sound Designer Ensor Moriarty. Shortwave’s radio theatre performances were made possible through […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

A Strong Girl

Shortwave Theatre Festival

A Strong Girl

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👩‍❤️‍👩 When bones are discovered just underfoot along Princess St., we are reminded that Kingston’s tragedies and ghosts are always more complex (and more gay) than they seem. Rysia Andrade’s A Strong Girl introduces us to Margie, your classic Victorian baby-gay, as she deals with love, sex, anxiety and laundry, living through her brief but […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Artist Talkback: “The Talk to Me”

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Artist Talkback: "The Talk to Me"

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Join us in this episode hosted by guest, Jill Glatt. Jill talks to the folks who made Shortwave Theatre Festival’s radio theatre LIVE performance of Talk to Me possible. Listen in as Jill gets all the details from Mariah Horner, Sean Meldrum and Wallis Caldoza. This and other performances were made possible through the generous […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Talk to Me

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Talk to Me

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🍑 Cellar Door Project was pretty hot and bothered to be bring their summer hit, Talk to Me by Sean Meldrum to CFRC’s airwaves during the Shortwave Theatre Festival! Part love story, part talk radio show, this radio theatre play first premiered at FOLDA in June 2020. Talk to Me, the only sex and dating […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Artist Talkback: “The Revolution Has Failed”

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Artist Talkback: "The Revolution Has Failed"

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In this episode, Shortwave Theatre Festival Director Mariah Horner chats with the artists involved in the creation of The Revolution Has Failed. In this talk, Horner sits down with playwright Rob Downes and the play’s Director, Liam Bidmead. This and other performances were made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston Arts […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Revolution Has Failed

Shortwave Theatre Festival

The Revolution Has Failed

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💥 The year is 2025, 4 years since Montreal was bombed & destroyed. Canada has changed dramatically. The freedoms & liberties we once held are gone. On Wednesday November 4th 2020 at 9PM, CFRC 101.9 FM broadcasted local playwright, Robert Downes’ cautionary tale, The Revolution Has Failed. This radio theatre drama was directed by Liam […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Artist Talkback: “The Philip & Lucinda Radio Show”

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Artist Talkback: "The Philip & Lucinda Radio Show"

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In this episode, Shortwave Theatre Festival Director Mariah Horner chats with the fun artists who made the Philip & Lucinda Radio Show radio performance possible! Join Mariah for a fun, lively conversation about the art of radio theatre-making with Director Anthony Mann, sound designer John Sanfilippo, and Philip & Lucinda’s playwrights and performers Myque France […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Philip & Lucinda Radio Show

Shortwave Theatre Festival

The Philip & Lucinda Radio Show

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🎪 On Sunday November 1 2020 at 9PM, CFRC 101.9 FM premiered The Philip & Lucinda Radio Show. This fun radio theatre comedy performance was written and performed by Zita Nyarady and Myque Franz of Grand Salto Theatre. This lovely gem features playful, physical & thought provoking performances through theatre, circus, clown, mask & dance. Delivered […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Artist Talkback: “The Soundcastle”

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Artist Talkback: "The Soundcastle"

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Shortwave Theatre Festival Mariah Horner hosted a series of artist talkbacks for each of the Festival’s radio theatre performances. In this talkback series episode, Horner chats with some of the artists who made The Soundcastle possible including Becky Bridger (Director), Jeremy Kerr (Sound Designer), and Sarah Emtage (the Playwright). —– Each of Shortwave Theatre Festival’s […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Soundcastle by Sarah Emtage

Shortwave Theatre Festival

The Soundcastle by Sarah Emtage

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🏰 If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it – where does the sound go? On November 1 2020 at 1:30 PM, CFRC radio listeners found out where the sound goes in this super sweet family friendly radio play The Sound Castle. Sarah Emtage’s new radio play was the first play […]

Posted On : 2020-11-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 36: Brunch Bowl 2020

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 36: Brunch Bowl 2020

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We here at LLCS have had a spiritual revelation: electoral politics is naught but pageantry. As such we put it upon ourselves simply to comment on who wore the best dress. We recap the major goings-on in the American election and make our predictions for 2021 and beyond for the future of the GOP, the […]

Posted On : 2020-11-06 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. November 6 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. November 6 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, November 6 2020! There are currently 5 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFL&A region. Although the cases are lessening here, please continue to keep up with the health and safety measures put forth by the government. If you have symptoms, get tested at locations throughout the […]

Posted On : 2020-11-06 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. November 5 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. November 5 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Thursday, November 5 2020! In good news, city council voted unanimously to donate $39,000 to Lionhearts, a local Kingston charity, who will use the funds to move their meal program to Stages Nightclub for the next six months, as reported in The Kingstonist. CAO, Lanie Hurdle said that […]

Posted On : 2020-11-05 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Interview with Local Kingston Author, Rob Clark

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Interview with Local Kingston Author, Rob Clark

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In this week’s segment of Today in YGK, Alex sits down with Robert Clark, local Kingston author, to chat about his new book – Willowdale Weavers: A Baby Boomer’s Tale. 100% of the royalties will be donated to the Partners in Mission Food Bank in Kingston and the Parkdale Community Food Bank in Toronto.

Posted On : 2020-11-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Uncle Tom and the Politics of Loyalty: The Mutation of a Literary Character into a Racial Epithet, 1852 to Present

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Uncle Tom and the Politics of Loyalty: The Mutation of a Literary Character into a Racial Epithet, 1852 to Present

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In this first podcast of the new Studies in National and International Development 2020-21 year, Dr. Chery Thompson leads the discussion. Dr. Thompson explores the mutation of Uncle Tom from 19th C. literary character to the relentless reworking of Uncle Tom into a nostalgic racial metaphor with the power to shape how we see Black […]

Posted On : 2020-11-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Rebellion

Screening in Kingston

Rebellion

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Mike and Taylor welcome filmmakers Mark Starowicz and Caitlin Starowicz to the show to discuss their upcoming documentary Rebellion, debuting on the 60th Season Premiere of The Nature of Things on CBC and CBC GEM. They talk about their experiences making the film and the topics at the centre of both their film and the world. […]

Posted On : 2020-11-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Siobhan Speiran, PhD in Environmental Studies, supervised by Dr Alice Hovorka

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Siobhan Speiran, PhD in Environmental Studies, supervised by Dr Alice Hovorka

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Topic: The Lives of Monkeys in Costa Rican Sanctuaries Overview: Despite Costa Ricas’ ‘green’ reputation, their monkey populations are at risk. My work addresses the call for interdisciplinary in tourism research by drawing on animal welfare, conservation, tourism and animal studies to understand the entangled lives of monkeys and humans, and what a ‘good life’ looks like for […]

Posted On : 2020-11-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Election Night Live Show

The Late Late Capitalism Show

Election Night Live Show

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Folks we’ll be doing a special live show tonight to celebrate the doom of old foretold: the 2020 Presidential Election. You can tune in live in the Kingston area on CFRC 101.9FM or catch us anywhere on cfrc.ca starting at 11PM EST.

Posted On : 2020-11-03 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Tues. November 3 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. November 3 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Tuesday, November 3 2020! KFLA Public Health is reporting 1 new COVID-19 case in Kingston today, with 4 recovered cases, which brings our total number of active cases to remain at 6. On November 7th, Rebecca MacDonald from the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning is hosting a […]

Posted On : 2020-11-03 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Queering Cancer: In Conversation with Meghan McInnis

The Scoop!

Queering Cancer: In Conversation with Meghan McInnis

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Meghan McInnis, PhD Candidate in the Department of Psychology joins us for this episode of The Scoop to talk about disparities in access to cancer screening, treatment, and support for people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or Two-Spirit (LGBTQ2+), and the web and social media resources available through the Queering Cancer website to […]

Posted On : 2020-11-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

In God We Trust: Calvinism, Capitalism, and the American Dream

Nearly Numinous

In God We Trust: Calvinism, Capitalism, and the American Dream

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This week on Nearly Numinous, Jacqueline, Steph and Rachel are talking all about the historic roots of Protestantism, capitalism, and the American Dream. We dive deep into the theologies of Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Puritanism, and discuss the impact these theologies have had on the American political identity — as well as the negative […]

Posted On : 2020-11-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Record Breaking Black Hole Collision

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Record Breaking Black Hole Collision

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INTRODUCTION Black holes are essentially dead stars. There can be three kinds of BH; stellar black holes, intermediate-mass black holes, and supermassive black holes. You go up the mass axis via eating other stars or merging with other black holes. Black holes can be seen eating gas through observations of X-ray radiation. They can […]

Posted On : 2020-11-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Shortwave Theatre Festival Launch

Shortwave Theatre Festival

Shortwave Theatre Festival Launch

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Mariah Horner (Festival Director) and Dinah Jansen (Executive Director) sat down for a live studio chat to launch Shortwave Theatre Festival in Kingston on November 1st 2020 at 11 am, an hour of chat followed by a one-hour live studio performance with Kingston’s Savage Family Band featuring Tom and Bella Savage and Bonz Bowering. Stay […]

Posted On : 2020-11-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 35: Trick or Treaties

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 35: Trick or Treaties

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This week we celebrated the season by watching two films by Indigenous horror director Jeff Barnaby. The pod is blessed by a visit from Queen’s film professor Dan Vena and PhD student Emily Sanders who bring their expert analysis to Blood Quantum and Rhymes for Young Ghouls. We discuss representations of life on the reserve, generational trauma, […]

Posted On : 2020-10-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. October 30 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. October 30 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, October 30 2020! As of today in the KFL&A region there are 8 reported cases of COVID-19. There is one new case in the Queen’s community. The student who tested positive resides off campus and is following strict quarantine measures. Remember to continue with preventative measures and […]

Posted On : 2020-10-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. October 29 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. October 29 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Thursday, October 29 2020! A Kingston transit rider has tested positive for COVID-19. KFLA Public health reported that the person travelled on Kingston Transit Bus Route 1 from Tuesday, Oct. 20: northbound trip from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., and southbound trip from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. […]

Posted On : 2020-10-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. October 28 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. October 28 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Wednesday, October 28 2020! There is one new case of COVID-19 in the region, bringing our active case count to 7. It was confirmed that a man in his 20s has tested positive for the virus, and it is travel related. Remember to stay safe folks, limit non-essential […]

Posted On : 2020-10-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Brianna Bradley, PhD in Chemical Engineering, supervised by Dr Carlos Escobedo

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Brianna Bradley, PhD in Chemical Engineering, supervised by Dr Carlos Escobedo

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Topic: Microfluidics for cell studies Overview: The microfluidic devices are well suited for the study of individual cells since the small scale of operation allows for the manipulation of these cells. Microfluidic devices can be used to sort and isolate individual cells for analysis as well as to create different on-chip conditions to study the cells’ responses. […]

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Halloween 3: At World’s End, Revolutions, The Third One

Screening in Kingston

Halloween 3: At World's End, Revolutions, The Third One

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In our 2020 Halloween episode Taylor reviews the Netflix series The Haunting of Bly Manor and we discuss The Conjuring, its universe of films and where it could be going next! We give lots of spooky movie suggestions for Halloween and discuss how we might cast The Conjuring if the universe was to reboot.

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK – Queen’s International Student Working Group

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Queen's International Student Working Group

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Join Alexandra as she sits down with Canan Sahin and Nathalia Santos Ocasio, both Queen’s University PhD students who are a part of the Queen’s International Student Working Group. The group recently launched an online auction to help raise funds for Queen’s graduate international students who have lost funding due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and […]

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Snow on Underwater Radiation in ice-covered lakes of Antarctica and Glacier Melt Contributions from the Northern Canadian Arctic Archipelago

Beyond Canada

Snow on Underwater Radiation in ice-covered lakes of Antarctica and Glacier Melt Contributions from the Northern Canadian Arctic Archipelago

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In this episode Claudia speaks to first year PhD student Medline Myers about her Master research in Antarctica and her PhD work in the arctic. They explore some of the unique challenges of doing research at the poles and why such research is significant for understanding other life and climate change. Guests: Madeline Myers is […]

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 2

QHOnAir

Episode 2

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This episode features a conversation with Hailey Rodgers, a Queen’s student and author of the book See Me. Hailey chats about what it means to be authentic, the power of storytelling, and her definition of health: eat well, move well, think well, be well (and have fun!). Hailey’s book is all about being fearlessly authentic and […]

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. October 27 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. October 27 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Tuesday, October 27 2020! KFLA Public Health is reporting 3 new COVID-19 cases in Kingston today. We have 3 resolved cases from the weekend, which brings our total number of active cases to remain at 6. There is a new event coming up on Queen’s campus hosted by […]

Posted On : 2020-10-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Question of Ranked Ballots in YGK

Today in YGK

The Question of Ranked Ballots in YGK

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Kingston City Councillors Jim Neill (Williamsville District), Mary Rita Holland (Kingscourt-Rideau District) and Robert Kiley (Trillium District) drop by the virtual studio in this episode with guest host, Dinah Jansen. In this episode, the council members discuss the Ontario Government’s Oct. 20th 2020 amendment to the 1996 Municipal Elections Act, legislation that removes the framework […]

Posted On : 2020-10-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Modern Witchcraft with Meghan O’Sullivan

Nearly Numinous

Modern Witchcraft with Meghan O'Sullivan

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Happy Halloween! It’s spooky season, and with spooky season comes all our favourite movies about witches (anyone else a Twitches fan?). This week’s episode is for all of you that want to know why witches aren’t just all spooky pointy hats and old ugly villains trying to steal your youth. Come listen to Jacqueline and […]

Posted On : 2020-10-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Interview with Sadaf Amini

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Interview with Sadaf Amini

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In this episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Sadaf Amini, a local Kingston musician who specializes in playing the Santur. Also a finalist of the YGK Emerging Musician Competition, she has an upcoming performance at the Elm Cafe Open Mic Night in partnership with the Skeleton Park Arts Festival that you can […]

Posted On : 2020-10-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK – Queen’s International Graduate Students Losing TAships

Today in YGK

Today in YGK - Queen's International Graduate Students Losing TAships

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Harshavardhan Thyagarajan, a graduate student of Queen’s University, to talk about Queen’s International Graduate Students losing their teaching assistant positions due to the fact that they do not reside in the country during this pandemic, which is posing a lot of difficulty.

Posted On : 2020-10-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Pamela Dickey Young on Pope’s Endorsement of Same-Sex Civil Unions

The Scoop!

Pamela Dickey Young on Pope's Endorsement of Same-Sex Civil Unions

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Pamela Dickey Young, Professor in the School of Religion at Queen’s University joins us for this segment. Young discusses Pope Francis’ watershed endorsement on same-sex civil unions, an endorsement that emerged on October 21 2020 in the debut of Evgeny Afineevsky’s documentary Francesco at the Rome Film Festival. Young fills in details about official teachings […]

Posted On : 2020-10-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Are Digital Wallets a Viable Option?

The Scoop!

Are Digital Wallets a Viable Option?

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Professor David Skillicorn, Professor in the School of Computing at Queen’s University joins us in this segment. Dr. Skillicorn discusses the province’s announcement on Tuesday October 20th that it will launch a new ‘digital wallet’ plan to move provincial identifications and services onto a cellular virtual platform. He highlights anticipated issues as 25% of Canadian […]

Posted On : 2020-10-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Faculty of Law & Removal of Sir John A. MacDonald’s Name

Campus Beat

The Faculty of Law & Removal of Sir John A. MacDonald's Name

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In this episode of Campus Beat, we are joined by Dr. Mark Walters, Dean and Professor of Law in the Faculty of Law at Queen’s University. We discuss the motivations and recommendations made to remove Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald’s name from the law school’s building at Queen’s. Mark sheds light on […]

Posted On : 2020-10-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Fri. October 23 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. October 23 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, October 23, 2020! As of today in the KFL&A region there are 6 active cases of COVID-19, with 2 young men having tested positive over the past 24 hours. Please remember to continue with preventative measures and get tested if you display any symptoms. On Wednesday evening, […]

Posted On : 2020-10-23 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 34: Cruisin’ for Skatch

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 34: Cruisin' for Skatch

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This week we take a hard look at that oft forgotten prairie province: Saskatchewan. We go over The Skatch’s political history, look at their current election, and marvel at their low-tier-UFC-fighter-esque names. We also return to the Mi’kmaq and the fresh horrors being visited upon them, and spitball a new title for the Queen’s Law […]

Posted On : 2020-10-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. October 22 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. October 22 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Thursday, October 22 2020! In the KFLA region, there are now 7 active COVID cases, 167 cases resolved and a total of 174 cases. Two males in their 20’s have tested positive for the virus. The assessment centre at the Beechgrove Complex is open from 9 am to […]

Posted On : 2020-10-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. October 21 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. October 21 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Wednesday, October 21 2020! In good news, there are no new cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region, and there are 4 resolved cases bringing our number of active cases down to 5! Keep up the great work to all those in the region; keep wearing your masks, […]

Posted On : 2020-10-21 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Clarissa de Leon, PhD in Education

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Clarissa de Leon, PhD in Education

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Topic: Queen’s Reads – Other Side of the Game Overview: Clarissa will explain this year’s programming for Queen’s Read book, the Other Side of the Game, by Amanda Parris.

Posted On : 2020-10-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Vampires: History, Mythology, and Religious Movements

Nearly Numinous

Vampires: History, Mythology, and Religious Movements

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Join Jacqueline, Rachel, and Steph while they get into the spooky season mood and chat all about the history and mythologies surrounding Vampires before diving into contemporary depictions of vampires (a.k.a. swooning over them) and talking about the New Religious Movements surrounding Vampirism. Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching @NearlyNuminous. Don’t […]

Posted On : 2020-10-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Trials and Tribble-ations

Screening in Kingston

Trials and Tribble-ations

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Taylor returns from her Honeymoon to put a stop to all the Star Trek talk! She gives us her honeymoon movie list while Mike reviews the new Netflix film The Trial of the Chicago 7, looking back at the careers of Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne and Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Posted On : 2020-10-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 14- Offseason Trades, Coaching Carousels and Space Jam 2

The Jabroni Show

Episode 14- Offseason Trades, Coaching Carousels and Space Jam 2

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In this week’s episode, Thomas and Evan discuss the Lakers recent championship, look forward to the release of Space Jam 2 and mull over potential trades and coaching decisions to be made during the looming offseason.

Posted On : 2020-10-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Dancerama and Quest4CF

The Scoop!

Dancerama and Quest4CF

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Join Joel Sindle for his conversation with Maggie Doidge of Queen’s Dancerama. She talks about Dancearama’s exciting new fundraising event Quest4CF. Download the podcast and learn more! Don’t forget to visit their facebook page for updates @Queensdancerama

Posted On : 2020-10-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Stranger in the Mirror: Erin Leblanc on Becoming Her Authentic Self

Campus Beat

Stranger in the Mirror: Erin Leblanc on Becoming Her Authentic Self

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Erin Leblanc, Adjunct Lecturer and Director of Strategic Program Development and Accreditation at the Smith School of Business and co-host of CFRC’s weekly program Gender Talk” joins us in the virtual studio for this episode. She chats about her newly released memoir, Stranger in the Mirror: The Search for Me, and sheds light on her […]

Posted On : 2020-10-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

‘Feminist’ Bacteria

Biology Baubles

'Feminist' Bacteria

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Often times I sit back and reflect on the late-stage capitalist world we are living in. The environment! The child labour! The lack of free handouts for lazy podcasters! In this episode, I am joined by Professor Adam Chippendale to talk about some surprising subjects of eons of persecution: Mitochondria, as well as their radically […]

Posted On : 2020-10-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 33: Mavin Attracted Person

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 33: Mavin Attracted Person

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This week we provide an update on Kingston’s mayor, proving that Paterson puts the MENTAL in FUNDAMENTALIST. We also discuss the horrid revelations concerning minor internet loser Ryan Haywood of Roosterteeth, and the new job of future boy-king Ben Harper. Listen to the Ben Rogers interview on the Chronically Questioning Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6mO9j0ApMuubVIvAmQJwoZ Our theme song is […]

Posted On : 2020-10-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. October 16 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. October 16 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Friday, October 16 2020. As of today, in the KFL&A region, there is only one new case of COVID-19. A man in his 20s tested positive in Napanee, and it is travel related. 4 cases of COVID-19 have been resolved, bringing the number of active cases to only […]

Posted On : 2020-10-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Interview with Queen’s Dancerama

Campus Beat

Interview with Queen's Dancerama

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In this episode, we chat with Maggie Doidge, co-chair of Queen’s Dancerema about their upcoming Quest4CF event. Queen’s Dancerama is a club that aims to raise money for CF Canada.

Posted On : 2020-10-15 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Our Favorite Star Trek The Next Generation Episodes

Screening in Kingston

Our Favorite Star Trek The Next Generation Episodes

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With the 3rd season of Star Trek Discovery set to debut, we welcome back Tyler Vance to talk Star Trek with Mike! In this special episode we look at Mike and Tyler’s favorite 5 episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation and talk about how each episode holds up today. We decided to go positive […]

Posted On : 2020-10-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Health Promotion at the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies

Beyond Canada

Health Promotion at the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies

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In this episode Claudia speaks to El Zahraa Majed about her research with immigrants and health in Kingston. They discuss some of the challenges of doing research with international populations, especially during Covid-19 as well as how being an international student affords unique opportunities to analyse and understand health. Guests: EL Zahraa is a second […]

Posted On : 2020-10-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Maleeka Thaker-Preventing Bird Strikes in Campus Windows

Campus Beat

Maleeka Thaker-Preventing Bird Strikes in Campus Windows

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Maleeka Thaker (Sci ’19), Master’s student in the School of Environmental Studies chats with us in this segment about bird collisions into campus windows, her research in this area, and the prevention project she has launched in collaboration with the Office of Sustainability at Queen’s University involving the placement of dotted film into some building […]

Posted On : 2020-10-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Crab Pulsar ft. Akanksha

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Crab Pulsar ft. Akanksha

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Introduction: The Algonquin Radio Observatory (ARO) is located in Algonquin Park and has been operating since the 1960s. Pulsars are a type of Neutron star that act like cosmic lighthouses, with spinning beams of radio waves. The Crab Nebula has a pulsar at its center which rotates very quickly and is connected with a supernova […]

Posted On : 2020-10-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. October 14 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. October 14 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Wednesday, October 14 2020. There are currently only 12 active cases of COVID-19 in the KFLA region. Two women in their 60s were diagnosed with COVID-19, and 6 cases have been resolved since. One of the women is from the South Frontenac region and the other is from […]

Posted On : 2020-10-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Star Trek and Social Topics

Screening in Kingston

Star Trek and Social Topics

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The real Star Trek included 5 TV shows and a lot of films, many of which tackled social and political topics/issues in many episodes since the 1960s. This week, Tyler Vance, our Star Trek correspondent, joins MIke to discuss their favourite episodes that address many issues that are still very relevant today. We talk about race, class, […]

Posted On : 2020-10-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Susan Bazely (PhD Geography & Planning), Sean Marrs (PhD History), Carrie Ewins (MSc Biology)

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Susan Bazely (PhD Geography & Planning), Sean Marrs (PhD History), Carrie Ewins (MSc Biology)

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Topic: Queen’s Grad Students In Action – Part 2 Overview: Want to know what some of our graduate students do on the side! Three grad students will talk about their research and volunteering with tours recently during Doors Open Kingston at the Lower Burial Ground.

Posted On : 2020-10-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Fascinating Fall 2020 Programming at the McDonald Institute

Campus Beat

Fascinating Fall 2020 Programming at the McDonald Institute

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Dr. Mark Richardson, Education and Outreach Officer for the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute (the McDonald Institute) joins us in this episode. Mark talks about upcoming Fall 2020 events such as Art of Dark Matter (October 30th), collaborations with the Agnes Etherington Art Centre on the Drift Artist in Residence Exhibit as […]

Posted On : 2020-10-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News- Wed. October 13 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News- Wed. October 13 2020

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Good morning folks, you’re listening to the daily news brief on CFRC 101.9FM. It is Tuesday, October 13, 2020, it is 8 am, so I hope you all have your morning coffee on hand, because I know I do. Today we have a high of 15 and a low of 14, a little bit cloudy […]

Posted On : 2020-10-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Communal Meals with Dr. Richard Ascough

Nearly Numinous

Communal Meals with Dr. Richard Ascough

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Happy Thanksgiving! Come listen to the 3rd episode of Nearly Numinous where we are joined by Dr. Richard Ascough from the School of Religion at Queen’s University. We focus specifically on ritual and communal meals, but also discuss ancient methods for snubbing your frenemies, Harry Potter, the diet industry, and more! Find us across all […]

Posted On : 2020-10-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Prof. Myra Hird Discusses Government Ban on Single Use Plastics in Canada

Campus Beat

Prof. Myra Hird Discusses Government Ban on Single Use Plastics in Canada

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In this episode, Dr. Myra Hird, Professor of Environmental Studies, Director of the Canada Wasteflow Program, Queen’s National Scholar and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada joins us in the virtual CFRC studio. Prof. Hird talks about the Federal Government’s October 7th ban of single use plastics in Canada by the end of 2021, […]

Posted On : 2020-10-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 32: Green Inferno

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 32: Green Inferno

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We have a veritable grab-bag for you this week folks. We do our best Ghanaian pallbearer routine for dear old Donny, mourn the defeat of the eco-socialists in the Green Party leadership race at the hands of Anime, discuss the situation at 1492 Land Back Lane, and grapple with the rising tide of left populism […]

Posted On : 2020-10-09 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK- Royal Astronomical Society

Today in YGK

Today in YGK- Royal Astronomical Society

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Connor Stone, a PhD candidate at Queen’s University to discuss the Royal Astronomical Society’s announcement that new life has been detected on Venus.

Posted On : 2020-10-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. October 8 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. October 8 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Thursday, October 8 2020. The majority of Queen’s students know about Common Ground Coffee shop, a place to grab a coffee, snack, study or relieve the stress from midterms. This week CoGro has released its fall menu, and with this release, it is promoting a special offer. Every […]

Posted On : 2020-10-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Episode 1

QHOnAir

Episode 1

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Queen’s Health Outreach Co Directors chat about what QHO is, why they joined, what QHO means to them and to hear some of their favourite memories being on QHO. The episode also features a conversation with Professor Ron Shore about his career, working with people with addiction, mental health, harm reduction, and what role alcohol […]

Posted On : 2020-10-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

QHO Intro

QHOnAir

QHO Intro

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Introductory Episode of Queen’s Health Outreach

Posted On : 2020-10-06 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Weddings, Keys, Streaming, Push Backs, Oh My!

Screening in Kingston

Weddings, Keys, Streaming, Push Backs, Oh My!

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We finally find out if Taylor did indeed get married! Mike reviews a random film (The Skeleton Key) and we talk about a lot of new movie news about more push backs as films get set for a long winter. Topics this week include Russell Crowe, Kate Hudson, Wonder Woman 1984, Tenet and new dates […]

Posted On : 2020-10-06 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Susan Bazely, PhD in Geography & Planning, Sean Marrs (Phd History), Carrie Ewins (MSc Biology)

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Susan Bazely, PhD in Geography & Planning, Sean Marrs (Phd History), Carrie Ewins (MSc Biology)

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Topic: Queen’s Grad Students In Action – Part 1 Overview: Want to know what some of our graduate students do on the side! Listen to 3 grad students talk about their research and volunteering with tours recently during Doors Open Kingston at the Lower Burial Ground.

Posted On : 2020-10-06 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. October 6 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. October 6 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News Brief for Tuesday, October 5 2020! KFLA Public Health is reporting 4 new COVID-19 cases in Kingston today, but the good news there is also 4 recovered cases. Which brings our total active cases to remain at 27. This week is mental Illness Awareness Week which runs Oct. 4-10 on […]

Posted On : 2020-10-06 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK- Integrated Care Hub

Today in YGK

Today in YGK- Integrated Care Hub

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In today’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Gilles Charette, executive director of the HIV/AIDS Regional Services in Kingston, Ontario to talk about the new Integrated Care Hub.

Posted On : 2020-10-05 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Down to Earth with Dr. M Shobhana Xavier

Nearly Numinous

Down to Earth with Dr. M Shobhana Xavier

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In this episode of Nearly Numinous, join Steph, Jacqueline, and Rachel as they have a roundtable discussion with Dr. M Shobhana Xavier all about Zac Efron’s new travelogue – Down to Earth. We chat about the idea of sacred spaces, religious healing, and ecospirituality – all sprinkled with a little bit of swooning over Zac Efron […]

Posted On : 2020-10-05 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 31: Bad Grandpas

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 31: Bad Grandpas

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We accidentally spend a full hour talking about the first god foresaken U.S. presidential debate. We break down the abysmal talking points, the current state of mainstream political coverage, and let you know who the big winner was. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their […]

Posted On : 2020-10-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. October 2 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. October 2 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Friday, October 2 2020! As of today in the KFL&A region, there are 19 reported cases of COVID-19 with a majority being people under 25. There have been 5 cases of COVID-19 connected to a house party on Johnson street September 18th, 2020. The party was indoors and […]

Posted On : 2020-10-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. October 1 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. October 1 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Thursday, October 1 2020! The majority of Queen’s students know or have heard of the very popular Instagram account “@stolenbysmith’. Created back in July of this year, this account has been a web-based platform for anonymous submissions to inform the public of allegations of malfeasance throughout the school. […]

Posted On : 2020-10-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Arthur McDonald on the Mechanical Ventilator Milano Project

Campus Beat

Arthur McDonald on the Mechanical Ventilator Milano Project

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Join us for an exclusive Campus Beat interview with Professor Arthur McDonald, Nobel Laureate in Physics and the Gordon and Patricia Gray Chair in Particle Astrophysics, Emeritus in the Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy at Queen’s University. Professor McDonald chats with us about his collaborative work with Canadian and international colleagues on the […]

Posted On : 2020-09-30 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Wednesday, Sept. 30 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wednesday, Sept. 30 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Wednesday, September 30, 2020! There is a new active case of COVID-19 in the region, bringing the total number of active cases to 17. Another female under the age of 20 tested positive yesterday, and it was confirmed that one of the cases that was confirmed positive over […]

Posted On : 2020-09-30 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Introducing the Nearly Numinous Podcast

Nearly Numinous

Introducing the Nearly Numinous Podcast

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Curious about what “numinous” means? Want to know more about your hosts? Interested in what we mean when we say “religion”? Check out our first episode featuring Steph, Jacqueline, and Rachel!

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Netflix’s New Releases

Screening in Kingston

Netflix's New Releases

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Netflix continues to bring us a wide variety of movies as more new releases turn to streaming services. This week we review the films Enola Holmes with Millie Bobby Brown and The Devil All The Time starring Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson and Pennywise the clown himself Bill Skarsgård. We get the final wedding update from Taylor […]

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Ep. 13 NBA Finals Preview!

The Jabroni Show

Ep. 13 NBA Finals Preview!

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In this week’s episode, Thomas and Evan preview the Heat vs. Lakers finals matchup, go over Lebron’s legacy and mull over the NBA’s pending off season.

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Dr. Jane Philpott on Vulnerable: The Law, Policy and Ethics of COVID-19

Campus Beat

Dr. Jane Philpott on Vulnerable: The Law, Policy and Ethics of COVID-19

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Dr. Jane Philpott, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Director of the School of Medicine at Queen’s University joins us in our virtual studio for this special episode of Campus Beat. Dr. Philpott shares details about her co-edited multidisciplinary collection Vulnerable: The Law, Policy and Ethics of COVID-19 (University of Ottawa Press 2020) […]

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Claire Lee and Stephan Kukkonen, MPL in Geography & Planning, supervised by Dr Ajay Agarwal and Dr Patricia Collins

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Claire Lee and Stephan Kukkonen, MPL in Geography & Planning, supervised by Dr Ajay Agarwal and Dr Patricia Collins

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Topic: How planners can help Cities and Towns even during a pandemic Overview: Claire talks about “Public transportation Covid-19 response and recovery” and Stephan talks about the “Quite Streets Pilot in Kingston”

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Phosphine On Venus, Could It Be Life?

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Phosphine On Venus, Could It Be Life?

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Introduction: Phosphine gas, a simple bio-indicator molecule consisting of 1 phosphorus atom and 3 hydrogen atoms, has been found in the atmosphere of Venus. Venus is the second planet in the solar system and is considered a sister planet to Earth. Its orbit is 2/3rds of the way between the sun and Earth (225 Earth […]

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Tues. September 29 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. September 29 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Tuesday, September 29, 2020! There are 3 new COVID-19 cases as of this morning, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 15. These 3 new cases are all within Queen’s University residence, as reported by The Kingstonist. All students are isolating and have taken the […]

Posted On : 2020-09-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Welcome to Fast Radio Bursts

QUO Fast Radio Bursts

Welcome to Fast Radio Bursts

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Welcome to Queen’s Observatory’s Fast Radio Bursts! In this podcast series, we will explore exciting topics about the Universe. This is our introductory episode that walks through the mission of the Queen’s Observatory and this podcast series. We will have another podcast soon! Special thanks to Colin Vendromin for the music also thanks to Zac […]

Posted On : 2020-09-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 30: Consider The Lobsterer

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 30: Consider The Lobsterer

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After a brief hiatus (Dean lost last week’s pod in a gin-fuelled haze) we are back to discuss the baffling “protests” the Maritimers are pursuing against the Sipekne’katik First Nation. We also pay our respects to Ruth “Babe” Ginsburg. WAYS TO SUPPORT MI’KMAQ: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u_LF_bCFBbSijzqJgHNh4-MfpYz0hfdv/view?fbclid=IwAR3LX7RbhBh6GYkmMRe_ou120UgyaamcUCgnP6-2p2l3BdNlQNs3cLQcC6o Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and […]

Posted On : 2020-09-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. September 25 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. September 25 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Friday, September 25 2020! A Queen’s University student in residence has tested positive for COVID-19. This student lives in Brant Residence, and this was announced by KFL&A Public Health yesterday, Thursday, September 24 2020. The University is working with the Public Health department to investigate and contact anyone […]

Posted On : 2020-09-25 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. September 23 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. September 23 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Thursday, September 24, 2020! Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) wrote that the COVID-19 assessment centre will be moving from it’s current location fo the Leon’s Centre to the Beechgrove complex in Kingston. This centre is located south of the King St. W/Portsmouth Ave. intersection. The centre will also […]

Posted On : 2020-09-24 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Wed. September 23 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. September 23 2020

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Here’s your daily news brief for Wednesday, September 23, 2020! Yesterday, Queen’s University announced that most courses will be delivered remotely for the 2021 winter term. Only a small amount of on-campus activities will be held for those who are in specialized classes such as labs or clinical settings to ensure that students can meet […]

Posted On : 2020-09-23 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Teaching about Gender Diversity: A Conversation with Dr. Lee Airton

Campus Beat

Teaching about Gender Diversity: A Conversation with Dr. Lee Airton

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Join us for a great conversation with Dr. Lee Airton, Assistant Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies in Education at Queen’s University. Their latest co-edited collection with Dr. Susan Wooley (Colgate University) entitled Teaching about Gender Diversity: Teacher-Tested Lesson Plans for K-12 Classrooms with Canadian Scholars Press was released in August 2020. Dr. Airton chats […]

Posted On : 2020-09-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Rachel Fernandes, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Petra Fachinger

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Rachel Fernandes, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Petra Fachinger

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Topic: Asian Mixed Race Identity Creation in Contemporary North American Literature. Overview: I am interested in looking at genres and forms of literature to see how multiracial people with Asian heritage construct their identities. These forms include the novel, memoir/creative non-fiction, and poetry

Posted On : 2020-09-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. September 22 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. September 22 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Tuesday, September 22, 2020. With the weather changing and the leaves falling, the city announced that starting next week, September 28, brush collection rolls out. Have your brush piled loosely at the curb by 8am on Monday of your collection week. You can check your collection week by […]

Posted On : 2020-09-22 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Film Festivals Go Digital

Screening in Kingston

Film Festivals Go Digital

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MIke and Taylor welcome back their Toronto International Film Festival correspondent Nicole Stawikowski to talk about TIFF 2020 and how a film festival was able to run during a global pandemic. Nicole reviews films from the festival and gives suggestions for what to look for this fall as the film festival movies start their Oscars run. Fan questions […]

Posted On : 2020-09-21 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 12 – NBA Playoffs Ramping Up While Others Prepare For Next Season

The Jabroni Show

Episode 12 - NBA Playoffs Ramping Up While Others Prepare For Next Season

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Welcome to Season 2 Episode One of The Jabroni Show! During this week’s episode, Evan and Thomas discuss the looming conference final matchups, teams firing and hiring coaches, and give their championship picks.

Posted On : 2020-09-21 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Fri. September 18 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. September 18 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Friday, September 18 2020. A Tim Horton’s employee at the 2821 Princess Street has tested positive for COVID-19, and was among one of the five positive cases in the Kingston area. It is unknown whether or not the employee had caught the virus from somewhere else in the […]

Posted On : 2020-09-18 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Thurs. September 17 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Thurs. September 17 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily News brief for Thursday, September 17 2020. A Queen’s University student has tested positive for the virus, being one of the 5 active cases in the Kingston area. Mark Erdman, who is the Manager of Community Relations at Queen’s University said that contract tracing is being done by the KFLA Public […]

Posted On : 2020-09-17 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Season 3 Launch: In Conversation with Dr. Mark Green, Queen’s University Provost & Vice Principal (Academic)

Campus Beat

Season 3 Launch: In Conversation with Dr. Mark Green, Queen's University Provost & Vice Principal (Academic)

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Welcome back to Campus Beat! We’re launching Season Three today with an outstanding conversation with Dr. Mark Green, Queen’s University Provost & Vice Principal (Academic). Mark shares much about himself, his research and his role as Provost at the University. Further, he discusses exciting 2020-21 university initiatives and sheds much light on Queen’s University’s work […]

Posted On : 2020-09-16 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Wed. September 16 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Wed. September 16 2020

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Here’s your CFRC Daily news brief for Wednesday, September 16 2020. There are 2 new active cases of COVID-19 in the Kingston region. 2 females in the 20’s tested positive for the virus and it is unknown whether it is travel related, or through close contact. This brings Kingston active cases numbers to 5. Don’t […]

Posted On : 2020-09-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Ending Some Things, Changing Others

Screening in Kingston

Ending Some Things, Changing Others

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This week we review the new Netflix film I’m Thinking of Ending Things starring Jessie Buckley, Jesse Plemons and the always entertaining Toni Collette. (light spoilers) We also review How To Be A Good Wife, a french film with English subtitles and give a little preview of what you can expect next week when we welcome a special […]

Posted On : 2020-09-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Sarah Flisikowski, Master in Environmental Studies, supervised by Dr Tristan Pearce & Dr Graham Whitelaw

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Sarah Flisikowski, Master in Environmental Studies, supervised by Dr Tristan Pearce & Dr Graham Whitelaw

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Topic: Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Polar Bear Co-Management in a Changing Arctic. Overview: Polar bears are a species of significance to Inuit culturally, spiritually, economically, and for subsistence. This makes including Inuit understandings of polar bear health under changing climatic conditions of great importance to the co-management of polar bears across the Canadian Arctic..

Posted On : 2020-09-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Breaking News: New Covid Assessment Centre at Queen’s

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Breaking News: New Covid Assessment Centre at Queen's

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Queen’s University-KINGSTON, ON – A satellite COVID-19 Assessment Centre was opened at Queen’s University this week as part of ongoing efforts to keep the Kingston community safe from potential spread of the virus. Operated by Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), the facility will support Queen’s students offering testing to those who exhibit COVID-19 symptoms, have […]

Posted On : 2020-09-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Daily News – Tues. September 15 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Tues. September 15 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Tuesday, September 15 2020. The Kingston Health Sciences Centre opened up a satellite COVID-19 assessment centre on queen’s university campus at Mitchell Hall, located at 69 Union street for Queen’s University students to get tested for COVID-19. They are open Mondays through Friday from 5-8pm. Staff asks that […]

Posted On : 2020-09-15 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Mon. September 14 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Mon. September 14 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Monday, September 14 2020. Hunters are asked to stay away from nature reserves with regards to cormorant hunting as of this week until December 31st 2020. Due to the use of pesticides and herbicides, there has been a prominent decline in the cormorant population. Land Conservancy Director, Christine […]

Posted On : 2020-09-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 29: Courtesy of the Boy’s Locker Room (The Angry Mayor)

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 29: Courtesy of the Boy's Locker Room (The Angry Mayor)

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We’ve got a doozy of a double-header this week, folks. First we investigate Kingston mayor Bryan Patterson’s connection to the strange, hyper-conservative world of the Third Day Worship Centre and their plans for local-politics domination. We then meditate on the most important and relevant repercussions of 9/11 and the War on Terror: the state of […]

Posted On : 2020-09-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Daily News – Fri. September 11 2020

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Daily News - Fri. September 11 2020

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Here’s your CFRC daily news brief for Friday, September 11 2020. There are three new active case of COVID-19 in the region. A male and female in their 30s both tested positive; these cases are unrelated. A 19-year old female was diagnosed and it is travel related, and medical officers do say that no cases […]

Posted On : 2020-09-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Students 4 Wishes

Frosh FM

Students 4 Wishes

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Want to know how you can make a difference in the local Kingston community? Check out the Students 4 Wishes organization at Queen’s! As an extension of the Make A Wish Foundation, Students 4 Wishes helps make dreams happen for families all over the greater Kingston area.

Posted On : 2020-09-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

What is the School of Graduate Studies?

Frosh FM

What is the School of Graduate Studies?

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Are you a new or returning Graduate student? Are you interested in Graduate studies at Queen’s? Then this episode is for you! Tune in while Steph chats with Colette from the School of Graduate Studies. Want to hear more from Colette and about Grad Studies at Queen’s? Tune into Grad Chat every Tuesday at 4pm […]

Posted On : 2020-09-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Get Involved with CFRC!

Frosh FM

Get Involved with CFRC!

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Join Steph and Dean, two of your FroshFM hosts, as they talk about all the ways that you can get involved with CFRC (your campus and community radio station – a.k.a. the people who created and host FroshFM!). Tune in to hear about all the opportunities for people who want to explore great music, have […]

Posted On : 2020-09-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Learn All about the AMS from YOUR Executive!

Frosh FM

Learn All about the AMS from YOUR Executive!

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Join us for this special episode of Frosh FM featuring an interview with Jared Den Otter, Alexandra Samoyloff and Alexia Henriques, YOUR 2020-21 AMS Executive Team! These super keen and extremely resilient student leaders talk about their respective roles with the AMS, their inspirations toward student leadership, how COVID 19 has changed still accessible services […]

Posted On : 2020-09-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Get involved with Queen’s Health Outreach!

Frosh FM

Get involved with Queen's Health Outreach!

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Join us for a conversation with Rosie Papp of Queen’s Health Outreach (QHO) in this Club Sandwich installment of Frosh FM! Learn more from Rosie about this AMS club, what it does, and how new and returning students to Queen’s University can get involved this year!

Posted On : 2020-09-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Fun with the Queen’s Asian Students’ Association

Frosh FM

Fun with the Queen's Asian Students' Association

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Join us for a great conversation with some fun folks with the Queen’s Asian Students’ Association! New and returning students to Queen’s can learn about this super fun club, what activities are in store this year, and how they can get involved!

Posted On : 2020-09-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Morning News Brief Launch!

CFRC Daily News Briefs

Morning News Brief Launch!

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Welcome to CFRC 101. 9 FM’s first morning news brief, broadcasting daily at 8 am and podcasted too! In today’s news brief, Alexandra Fernandes updates our community about new construction now under way to complete the overpass at John Counter Boulevard. Road closures on John Counter Blvd. are expected in the area between Sir John […]

Posted On : 2020-09-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

New Release Catchup

Screening in Kingston

New Release Catchup

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Mike and Taylor catch up on some new releases from the past 2 weeks of movie theatres being open. Mike reviews The New Mutants and the live action Mulan on Disney Plus. Taylor reviews Bill And Ted Face The Music, the third film in the Bill and Ted series from the 80s. Mike and Taylor […]

Posted On : 2020-09-09 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 28: The Sporting Strife

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 28: The Sporting Strife

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This week we go offsides and leave the bullpen as we high-stick racism and alley-oop a protest! We discuss the NBA wildcat strike, curse the Obungler, and consider the history of civil rights protest in American sport. We also salute our fellows vandals from Montreal for their work on Johnny boy. Our theme song […]

Posted On : 2020-09-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

TALK-Here for You Wherever You Are

Frosh FM

TALK-Here for You Wherever You Are

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In this Club Sandwich edition of Frosh FM, we’re chatting with Grace Rowed of TALK-Telephone Aid Line Kingston. New and returning students can learn about volunteer opportunities with this critical campus/community service and how to access this resource if they ever need to reach out and talk to someone.

Posted On : 2020-09-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Check out Habitat for Humanity Queen’s Chapter Opportunities!

Frosh FM

Check out Habitat for Humanity Queen's Chapter Opportunities!

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Join us for our chat with some great folks from Habitat for Humanity Queen’s Chapter! We learn about how new and returning students can start volunteering, the kinds of opportunities available and how H4H programming is running this year!

Posted On : 2020-09-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Get Active with Students 4 Special Olympics!

Frosh FM

Get Active with Students 4 Special Olympics!

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Chloë Dean-Moore and Holly Reis of Students 4 Special Olympics join us in this Club Sandwich installment of Frosh FM! They chat about this awesome and active AMS Club, how new and returning students can get involved, and how their programming is working this coming year!

Posted On : 2020-09-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

All About Queen’s Television

Frosh FM

All About Queen's Television

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Tune in where we sit down with Alex, the founder of Queen’s Television to discuss what the club is all about and how you can get involved! Check it out – especially if you like content creation and news-style reporting!

Posted On : 2020-09-02 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Tenet Dies Today and She Dies Tomorrow

Screening in Kingston

Tenet Dies Today and She Dies Tomorrow

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Mike and Taylor are both back to the movie theatres! Mike reviews Tenet, our first new movie review in theatres since March. Christopher Nolan’s latest film has been a long time coming, how does it hold up with his other films? Taylor reviews She Dies Tomorrow, playing at the Screening Room, and Mike and […]

Posted On : 2020-09-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Problems with Musical Cultural Appropriation

Brought Back Home YGK

The Problems with Musical Cultural Appropriation

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On the eighth and final episode of Brought Back Home, we hold a discussion with Helena Hannibal and Eric Liu of the Jazz Duo, Room Tone. They play us some of their favourite Jazz standards, and give some incredible insight to the history of Jazz, as well as discuss many topics surrounding musical cultural appropriation.

Posted On : 2020-09-01 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 27: Honk If You’re Hungry

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 27: Honk If You're Hungry

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This week we go in RAW on Kitchen Nightmares, comparing both the US and UK versions to parse the differences between their complex, dignified cultures. What was owning a small business like in 2004? What is the average diner’s wildest fantasy? Can you grill a caesar salad? We also tune in to a bit of […]

Posted On : 2020-08-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Love Music Production? Check out QWAVE!

Frosh FM

Love Music Production? Check out QWAVE!

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Tune into this fun episode of Frosh FM! Adam Ben David, Founder and President of QWAVE, joins us! This very cool, very new music production club for students at Queen’s! Learn more about the fun, skills-building opportunities new and returning students to Queen’s can take part in and how things are looking for programming with […]

Posted On : 2020-08-28 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Accessing the Sexual Health Resource Centre

Frosh FM

Accessing the Sexual Health Resource Centre

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In this episode, new and returning students to Queen’s University learn about the amazing resources and services available to them from the Sexual Health Resource Centre with Director Antonia Racz! Have you heard about the new bursary SHRC offers to help offset costs of purchasing retail value sexual health products?! Tune into this episode and […]

Posted On : 2020-08-28 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK: BlueKey and Local News

Today in YGK

Today in YGK: BlueKey and Local News

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In this week’s episode, Alexandra sits down with Pourousha Marandi (Queen’s ’22) and Vinh To (Wilfred Laurier ’23) to discuss BlueKey, a student housing start-up that they co-founded with Antonio Castillon (Queen’s ’22 ) right here at Queen’s University. Additionally, learn more about Queen’s plan for the Class of 2024 Orientation week and more!

Posted On : 2020-08-27 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

ASUS Is Here for You!

Frosh FM

ASUS Is Here for You!

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David Niddam-Dent and Narges Jamali of the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) join us for a super fun discussion about all things ASUS! New and returning ArtSci students at Queen’s University can learn about the many many opportunities ASUS offers students to get involved, even remotely, and to make their mark while making new […]

Posted On : 2020-08-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

SGPS Services and Resources

Frosh FM

SGPS Services and Resources

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Graduate and Professional Students at Queen’s University will enjoy this conversation with Justine Aman of the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) at Queen’s University. Ms. Aman chats with us about all of the amazing resources and services the SGPS offers, ways in which students can get involved, and ways they can stay connected […]

Posted On : 2020-08-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Principal Patrick Deane on Frosh FM!

Frosh FM

Principal Patrick Deane on Frosh FM!

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Principal and Vice Chancellor Patrick Deane of Queen’s University joins us in the virtual studio for this segment! He chats with us about new University initiatives and ways students can stay connected, engaged, and safe this year.

Posted On : 2020-08-27 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Week before New Releases

Screening in Kingston

The Week before New Releases

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This week Mike and Taylor answer some fan questions and comments about Masks in Movie Theatres and the evolution of Comedy. Mike talks about revisiting Inception from Christopher Nolan as we get set for the wide release of his next film Tent. Taylor reviews Crash from 1996, the director David Cronenberg is a Canadian best […]

Posted On : 2020-08-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

A Chat with Rector Sam Hiemstra

Frosh FM

A Chat with Rector Sam Hiemstra

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Join us for an exciting discussion with Queen’s University Rector, Sam Hiemstra! We chat with Sam about his role working on behalf of all students at Queen’s University, the ways in which students can engage with the Office of the Rector, and otherwise stay connected and engaged in the Fall 2020 term!

Posted On : 2020-08-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre

Frosh FM

Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre

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Join us for a conversation with Kandice Baptiste, Director at Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre! Learn about the amazing services, resources, and virtual events for Indigenous students at Queen’s University! Don’t forget to follow 4D on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for news, updates and more!

Posted On : 2020-08-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Music on Film

Brought Back Home YGK

Music on Film

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Videographer and Photographer, Celiné Klein, of Jamstone Productions sits down with us and explains what changes she’s made to her business’ projects since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in March. Local musicians Ryan Lewis and Claire Cooper join us for a few performances, and explain the process for their musical projects coming to the […]

Posted On : 2020-08-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Theatre on the Radio

Brought Back Home YGK

Theatre on the Radio

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With only two episodes remaining before the finale of Brought Back Home, we look back on our time with our previous musical guests. Mariah Horner, Short Wave Theatre Festival director on the CFRC, joins Matt in the studio and discusses what theatre has been like in Kingston the last several months.

Posted On : 2020-08-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 26: Elf Fragility

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 26: Elf Fragility

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This week we are once again Meghanless and as such fall off the rails at every given opportunity. Topics include getting Khancelled, insights into Trump family AI, fantasy race science, and Biden’s new caretaker. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody […]

Posted On : 2020-08-21 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Career Services 2020

Frosh FM

Career Services 2020

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Join us in this installment of Frosh FM for an informative discussion with Miguel Hahn, Head Career Counsellor at Queen’s University Career Services! He provides insights into the many services and resources that are available to all students at Queen’s, some of the great new initiatives underway this year, and the ways in which students […]

Posted On : 2020-08-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

What It’s Like Seeing Movies Now

Screening in Kingston

What It's Like Seeing Movies Now

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This week Mike recounts his visits to all 3 movie theaters in Kingston! He reviews The Burnt Orange Heresy, Peninsula and Jurassic Park. Topics this week include Donald Sutherland, Koren Films, Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula, Steven Spielberg, Sang-ho Yeon, and Mike’s experiences going to the movies with new guidelines at each theatre. We also get to some fan questions […]

Posted On : 2020-08-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Club Sandwich: Yikes a Theatre Company!

Frosh FM

Club Sandwich: Yikes a Theatre Company!

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Welcome to our first Club Sandwich installment of Frosh FM! In this conversation, we chat with Kemi King and Lisbet MacLean from Yikes a Theatre Company, a super fun AMS Club at Queen’s University. Kemi and Lisbet share insights on the interesting activities the Yikes team is up to and how new and returning students […]

Posted On : 2020-08-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Opportunities at The Agnes!

Frosh FM

Opportunities at The Agnes!

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Join us for a conversation with Dr. Heather Parker, Associate Curator at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University! New and returning students to Queen’s can download this podcast to learn more about the amazing online activities, tours, exhibitions, and even virtual student docent opportunities available at The Agnes this coming year. Visit their website today to learn more!

Posted On : 2020-08-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 25: The TikTok Bloc

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 25: The TikTok Bloc

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This dudes-only week we interview a longtime friend/perc fiend Dr. Jordan Peterson, get you up to speed on the hottest new IG account at Queen’s, and engage in a learned discussion of TikTok geopolitics. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody […]

Posted On : 2020-08-14 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK x KAC: Kay Kenney and Vincent Perez

Today in YGK

Today in YGK x KAC: Kay Kenney and Vincent Perez

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In this collaboration episode with the Kingston Arts Council, Alexandra sits down with local Kingston artists, Kay Kenney, a dancer and artist here in the Kingston area and owner of Movement Market, and Vincent Perez, the owner of Everlovin’ Press.

Posted On : 2020-08-13 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Ban Righ Centre at Queen’s University

Frosh FM

Ban Righ Centre at Queen's University

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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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Summer Movies

Screening in Kingston

Summer Movies

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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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Actors On Stage… And the Radio?

Brought Back Home YGK

Actors On Stage... And the Radio?

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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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Slang, Acronyms and More at Queen’s University

Frosh FM

Slang, Acronyms and More at Queen's University

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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!

Posted On : 2020-08-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 24: Blood and Soy-l

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 24: Blood and Soy-l

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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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-07 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: Emilie Steele and The Deal

Today in YGK

Today in YGK: Emilie Steele and The Deal

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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.

Posted On : 2020-08-05 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Back To The Movies

Screening in Kingston

Back To The Movies

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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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Independent Music Stream Growing Pains

Brought Back Home YGK

Independent Music Stream Growing Pains

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Max 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 […]

Posted On : 2020-08-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 23: Freaks of the Week

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 23: Freaks of the Week

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We channel our inner Crypt Keeper to share with you three terrifying tales from beyond the Twitter feed: The Rise of Dr. Semen Demon, A Bastard in Bolivia, and the shocking reveal of the true independent bookstore killer! Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest […]

Posted On : 2020-07-31 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

What Is Music Therapy?

Brought Back Home YGK

What Is Music Therapy?

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On this episode of Brought Back Home, Jessica Nielson joins us to discuss how music is processed by the mind, and how it can be used to help us heal. Following our sit-down with Jess, Mariah Horner chats with musician Emilie Steele, as she plays us some new, original material, promoting the upcoming performance of […]

Posted On : 2020-07-30 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK: Queen’s Collage Collectives and Local News

Today in YGK

Today in YGK: Queen's Collage Collectives and Local News

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Alyssa Vernon to talk about the Queen’s Club she founded, Queen’s Collage Collectives, as well as the anti-racist series the club is running in collaboration with QCRED. As well, learn more about the homeless encampments in the city and what is being done […]

Posted On : 2020-07-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Pray For It

Listening Party!

Pray For It

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This week we have three of us (and three is still a party…) and we’re talking about July Talk’s latest album release Pray For It. This was a hard one because none of us were too crazy about it. But, as always, we still found some things to like about it. Tune in to mostly […]

Posted On : 2020-07-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Our 100th Episode!

Screening in Kingston

Our 100th Episode!

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It is episode 100 of Screening in Kingston! We hear from our fans about some of their favorite moments from the first 99 episodes and Mike and Taylor walk through the IMDB Top 100 Movie List. How does it hold up? Which movies have the loudest fans? We talk about this and more in our special 100th […]

Posted On : 2020-07-28 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 22: Porklandia

The Late Late Capitalism Show

EP 22: Porklandia

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We tackle the fresh horrors that are being visited upon the protesters in Portland, and find similarities between them and CIA operations in burgeoning socialist country during the Cold War. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks […]

Posted On : 2020-07-24 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Olivia Manning, PhD student in Rehabilitation Science.

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Olivia Manning, PhD student in Rehabilitation Science.

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Topic: Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of A Community-based Water Exercise Transition Program for Individuals with Chronic Stroke. Overview: Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability in Canada. By designing a step-down exercise program to bridge the gap between formal rehabilitation and community exercise, I hope to demonstrate a feasible and acceptable option to manage and support […]

Posted On : 2020-07-21 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Incesticide

Listening Party!

Incesticide

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This week Dean and Steph host special guests and friends, JR and Matt, and dive into Nirvana’s compilation Incesticide. We spend way more time talking about the band itself than the specific album – but how can you not dive into the iconic nature of the band? Due to licensing issues, we can’t play the […]

Posted On : 2020-07-21 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Da 5 Bloods

Screening in Kingston

Da 5 Bloods

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In episode 99, Mike and Taylor review Da 5 Bloods, a film from Spike Lee currently streaming on Netflix. We start off with some fan questions and present a fan’s creation: The Screening in Kingston Bingo Card as we continue our countdown to 100 episodes.

Posted On : 2020-07-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

New Music is Always On the Way!

Brought Back Home YGK

New Music is Always On the Way!

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Despite the worldwide pandemic, artists are creating plenty of new material. In Kingston, we are witnessing many of our artists doing the same. This week, we have a live performance double feature including Tyson Sullivan, as well as new group, Altostratus. Both artists talk about how their creative process has adjusted the last few months […]

Posted On : 2020-07-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Kingston Arts and COVID-19, How Do We Innovate?

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The Kingston Arts and COVID-19, How Do We Innovate?

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On the first episode of Brought Back Home, we discuss the changes that isolation and social distancing have brought to the arts community here in Kingston, and how live events have been affected. Sarah Witiuk, creater and executive director of Kingston Today and Queen’s Events sits down with us to give us her perspective on […]

Posted On : 2020-07-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 21: Every Which Way But Fair

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EP 21: Every Which Way But Fair

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This week we dive deep into the shocking revelations concerning the child-trafficking happening right in front of our eyes on wayfair.com, and discuss the preoccupation the left has with sussing out pedophiles. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions […]

Posted On : 2020-07-17 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Songs for Pierre Chuvin

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Songs for Pierre Chuvin

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The group tears apart Dean’s favourite band. Tune in to hear us debate lo-fi productions, high intellectualism, and get really into Greco-Roman history. You’ll also hear Dean say “oeuvre” way too much. Listen to the full album here: https://themountaingoats.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-pierre-chuvin Follow us on instagram @listeningpartycfrc to join in the party and send us your recommendations for […]

Posted On : 2020-07-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: @stolenbysmith

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Today in YGK: @stolenbysmith

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Kelly Weiling Zou (Commerce ’21) to talk about the Instagram account @stolenbysmith that she started that has since gained over 10,000 followers. Listen in for a very interesting conversation!

Posted On : 2020-07-15 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Stephanie Nijhuis, MA student in Religious Studies.

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Stephanie Nijhuis, MA student in Religious Studies.

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Topic: How perceptions of Greco-Roman cults affected the development and use of music in Early Christianity Overview: Throughout my research, I hope to show a lineage of how trance and altered states of consciousness (ASCs) induced through music function within the religious experience of Dionysian rituals and how it leads to how early Christians either accepted or […]

Posted On : 2020-07-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

A Crash Course in Environmental Racism

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A Crash Course in Environmental Racism

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Since the George Floyd protests and the movement for self-education, many horrific aspects of society were revealed to those willing to look. Today, Thor van Walsum is joined by Roshni Desai to talk about the fundamentals of one of the less visible forms taken by society’s deep set discrimination- environmental racism and environmental racialization.

Posted On : 2020-07-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 20: The Secret of NIM(BY)

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EP 20: The Secret of NIM(BY)

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This is a recording of our very first broadcast live show on CFRC, and is only moderately more meandering than usual. We take calls from listeners about the situation in Belle Park, Stolen By Smith, and salute our future overlord Ben Harper. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. […]

Posted On : 2020-07-10 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: Interview with Weigh the Anchor, and Local News

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Today in YGK: Interview with Weigh the Anchor, and Local News

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra interviews Andrew Zamora of Weigh the Anchor, a pop punk band based in Oakville, Ontario. Additionally, learn more about city re-openings and Queen’s University’s plan for the 2020-2021 year.

Posted On : 2020-07-08 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Robyn Carruthers, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Drs Asha Varadharajan & Yael Schlilk

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Robyn Carruthers, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Drs Asha Varadharajan & Yael Schlilk

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Topic: Foreign Relations: Contemporary Travel Writing and the Unsettling Poetics of Foreign Space Overview: Robyn studies contemporary travel writing and how it shapes our ideas about what it means for a person, place, or thing to be ‘foreign’ in the world today.

Posted On : 2020-07-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Musicals for Everyone

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Musicals for Everyone

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This week our team reviews some new movies on streaming platforms! Hamilton, from Lin-Manuel Miranda, started streaming on Disney Plus this past weekend, Mike reviews it and talks about how musicals should be filmed. Also, for some more music, Mike and Taylor checked out Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga with Will Ferrell and Canada’s […]

Posted On : 2020-07-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Malibu Ken

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Malibu Ken

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This is a long episode, friends! Join the party this week to hear Chance and Frankie navigate us through Malibu Ken by Aesop Rock and TOBACCO. We talk satanic panic, Vaporwave, and depression, throwing in a sprinkling(ish) of politics — and by the end we only get through 50% of the album. Listen to the album […]

Posted On : 2020-07-04 Published By : Dinah Jansen

BONUS EP 19: Antibody Slam

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BONUS EP 19: Antibody Slam

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We consider corona at home and abroad, with Jesse highlighting the blood-soaked corporate response to the pandemic via the recent escapades of Vince McMahon and the WWE. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks dark and terrible. […]

Posted On : 2020-07-03 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 18: The Four Horsepeople

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EP 18: The Four Horsepeople

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This week we run down the four contenders to the Conservative Party of Canada’s throne, as well as the pretenders. It’s a saga of pee, rhetorical racism, and Estonia. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks dark […]

Posted On : 2020-07-03 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

And All That Jazz

Game Music 101

And All That Jazz

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Jazz is a distinct genre that is often overlooked when we think of music in video games. For this episode, we uncover and dissect the world of jazz in video game music – from ‘live’ music to creating historical authenticity to establishing the genre of ‘film noire’ through its connection with jazz. Each member looked […]

Posted On : 2020-07-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Movie Club Week 3: The F Word

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Movie Club Week 3: The F Word

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In the final film of our all Canandian Movie Club, we take a look at the F Word, or in many parts of the world the film is called What If. This movie stars Daniel Radcliffe, Adam Driver and Zoe Kazan, directed by Michael Dowse.

Posted On : 2020-07-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Screening Toilets, Narrating Transgender Relations

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Screening Toilets, Narrating Transgender Relations

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Claudia talks to Prerna Subramanian about her research studying public toilets as depicted in recent Indian films and how they imagine transgender persons on-screen through the trope. They also touch on feelings of imposter syndrome when you are not in the country you research as well as how international research provides opportunities to create international […]

Posted On : 2020-07-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Today in YGK x Kingston Arts Council Ep. 1: Francisco Corbett and Mariah Horner

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Today in YGK x Kingston Arts Council Ep. 1: Francisco Corbett and Mariah Horner

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In this week’s special episode of Today in YGK, in collaboration with the Kingston Arts Council, Alexandra interviews youth artists in the Kingston Area to talk about their practice and resilience of being an artist while living amidst a pandemic. Featuring interviews with Francisco Corbett, an artist in Kingston who has done performances in Toronto, […]

Posted On : 2020-07-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: KCFF

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Today in YGK: KCFF

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In today’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra talks with Marc Garniss, the festival director of the Kingston Canadian Film Festival about the shut down of the festival earlier in March due to COVID-19.

Posted On : 2020-07-01 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Jhordan Layne, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Chris Bongie

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Jhordan Layne, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Chris Bongie

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Topic: Celestial Bodies and Spiritual Possessions Overview: Jhordan’s thesis explores the representation of religion and superstition in the work of two Jamaican novelists Kei Miller and Marlon James. Through that exploration he also uncovers new perspectives on the colonial and postcolonial histories of Jamaica that continue to shape ideas of race, gender, and violence throughout the Caribbean Diaspora. In his […]

Posted On : 2020-06-30 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 17: Milkshake? Duck!

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EP 17: Milkshake? Duck!

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Jesse begins his feud with Mayor Patterson. Meghan tells us which city officials are lizards. Chance describes the concerning new details of the Halifax shooting. Dean delivers his treatise on frozen treats. Note to Kingstonians: there is a rally focused on defunding the police in Skeleton Park Sunday, June 28th at 7pm. Voting isn’t going […]

Posted On : 2020-06-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Movie Club Week 2: The Ravenous

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Movie Club Week 2: The Ravenous

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In Week 2 of our movie club we review The Ravenous, a french film set in Quebec during a zombie apocalypse….quite the film to say the least.

Posted On : 2020-06-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Safa Moussoud, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Petra Fachinger

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Safa Moussoud, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Petra Fachinger

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Topic: The cultural production of Muslim youth of the 1.5 and second generation Overview: My research is interested in the identity construction of Muslim youth who grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and more importantly the global war on terror. I examine art by and about Muslim youth to analyze how the ongoing social and political […]

Posted On : 2020-06-23 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 16: The Prince and the Frog

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EP 16: The Prince and the Frog

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This week we cap off our list of the best conservative movies, weigh in on the Millennial v. Zoomer conflict, and recount to you a tale of two boy politicians. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks […]

Posted On : 2020-06-19 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: An Interview with Winnipeg’s band, Touching, and Local News

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Today in YGK: An Interview with Winnipeg's band, Touching, and Local News

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, listen in on an exclusive interview with Michael Falk of Winnipeg music group, Touching to hear about their Isolation Blues project. As well, the Skeleton Park Arts Festival is happening this weekend so tune in to learn more about SPAF programming!

Posted On : 2020-06-18 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Suyin, Jhordan, Safa, Aprajita

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Suyin, Jhordan, Safa, Aprajita

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Topic: Scholars of Colour in Watson Hall Overview: Join CJ the DJ for a conversation with Scholars of Colour at Watson Hall. Safa Moussoud, Jhordan Layne, Suyin Olguin (PhD English), & recent graduate Dr. Aprajita Sarcar (PhD History will be discussing their academic research and their experiences of being graduate students of colour at Queen’s. Web page […]

Posted On : 2020-06-16 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Movie Club Week 1: Black Cop

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Movie Club Week 1: Black Cop

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We kick off our second movie club with Black Cop, a film on CBC Gem written and directed by Cory Bowles. Mike and Taylor give their review and we hear from fans who watched along with us.

Posted On : 2020-06-16 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

EP 15: Are You There Abby? It’s Me, Jesse.

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EP 15: Are You There Abby? It's Me, Jesse.

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In which we attempt a news round-up that almost immediately falls off the rails. Meghan performs a fatality on Sonya “Blade” Savage, Dean questions the humanity of kneeling liberals, Chance wonders if we should stop calling our enemies dog-faced mutants, and Jesse looks for love across the aisle. Join the Circle of Solidarity in Kingston: […]

Posted On : 2020-06-12 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: Kingston Pride and Local News

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Today in YGK: Kingston Pride and Local News

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, sit down with host Alexandra and Ruth Wood, Board Chair of Kingston Pride to learn how the parades and events have moved online! As well as learn more about Kingston moving into phase 2 of Ontario’s reopening plan, and some other online local events to check out!

Posted On : 2020-06-11 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Big Announcements

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Big Announcements

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This week Mike and Taylor have some big announcements that will continue throughout June! One of those is the launch of our second movie club, stream at home along with us as we do a three week tribute to Canadian films. Check out this week’s episode for more announcements with more to follow in June.

Posted On : 2020-06-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 14: Wild PAWGs

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EP 14: Wild PAWGs

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We try our hand at true crime podcasting with a lurid account of the Shedden Massacre: a Tale of Bikers, Nazis, and Italian Excellence. Earn your spot in the kingdom of heaven by donating: https://blacklivesmatter.ca/donate/https://secure.givelively.org/donate/the-bail-project Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck […]

Posted On : 2020-06-06 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: SpaceX Launch and Local News

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Today in YGK: SpaceX Launch and Local News

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In today’s episode of Today in YGK, sit in on a conversation with Queen’s University PhD Candidate, Connor Stone, to learn about the historic SpaceX launch that happened Saturday, May 30, 2020. Also tune in for local news regarding new City of Kingston projects, the termination of the Kingston Transit agreements with Queen’s and SLC, […]

Posted On : 2020-06-04 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Lovebirds Land on Netflix

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The Lovebirds Land on Netflix

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In our first new movie review since the start of COVID 19 closures in Ontario, Taylor talks about a romanic comedy with an action twist. The Lovebirds, starring Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae was originally scheduled for a theatre release BUT was moved to #streaming rather than being pushed back or rescheduled.

Posted On : 2020-06-03 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Martina Jakubchik-Paloheimo, PhD in Human Geography supervised by Dr Heather Castleden

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Martina Jakubchik-Paloheimo, PhD in Human Geography supervised by Dr Heather Castleden

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Topic: Land reconciliation, a new critical geography of peace in the Ecuadorian Amazon: Empowering Shuar resilience and resurgence through two-eyed learning. Overview: This research will work in collaboration with the Shuar community in Ecuador, specifically with the community of Chiriap, Shuar family lineage who are seeking to conserve and preserve both their ancestral knowledge and land against […]

Posted On : 2020-06-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 13: Pigs and Cows

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EP 13: Pigs and Cows

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It’s a regular ol’ barnyard round-up this week on the LLCS. We discuss the rooting hogs of the Minneapolis Police Department, the dog-choker of Central Park, and the history of prison farms a little closer to home. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album […]

Posted On : 2020-05-29 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Today in YGK: SPAF and Local News

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Today in YGK: SPAF and Local News

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, learn more about the Skeleton Park Arts Festival and what they’re doing to accommodate an online and in-person festival. As well as other information regarding local and recent news.

Posted On : 2020-05-28 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Joshua Jones, PhD in Environmental Studies supervised by Dr Mick Smith

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Joshua Jones, PhD in Environmental Studies supervised by Dr Mick Smith

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Topic: The Emptiness of Ecological Loss and Extinction. Overview: The goal of my research is to rethink the notions of ecology and extinction so that we can better understand the connections they have to emptiness, as well as explore the ramifications of emptiness for both the human, and more-than-human, world.

Posted On : 2020-05-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Tiger King

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Tiger King

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Finally Mike and Taylor dive into the Netflix documentary that took our world by storm! Tiger King is the crazy story of Joe Exotic, Carole Baskin, Jeff Lowe, their lives with Tigers and so much more. Spoiler Warning for the entire series of Tiger King as our team goes into detail on their thoughts on doc. […]

Posted On : 2020-05-26 Published By : Dinah Jansen

EP 12: Cottage Cheesed

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EP 12: Cottage Cheesed

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In this episode the gang turns their critical eyes to the perils of cottage culture, once again letting down our beautiful boaters. We also make a brief foray into the next Great American Novel: Rodham. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck […]

Posted On : 2020-05-26 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

The Ballytobin Festival

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The Ballytobin Festival

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In this week’s episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Tricia Baldwin, Director of the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts to discuss the inaugural Ballytobin Festival, an online music festival that kicked off May 16th and runs all summer long. As well as an interview with one of the artists of […]

Posted On : 2020-05-20 Published By : Chancelor Maracle

Rachel Kuzmich, PhD in Geography & Planning supervised by Dr Paul Treitz

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Rachel Kuzmich, PhD in Geography & Planning supervised by Dr Paul Treitz

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Topic: Examining bird habitat structure across space and over time using remote sensing data. Overview: My research will contribute to an enhanced understanding of habitat occupancy by using airborne laser scanning to describe and quantify relevant habitat structure. It will also make a methodological contribution to the emerging field of ecoacoustics by developing and testing a method […]

Posted On : 2020-05-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 11: The Interpretation of Genes

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Episode 11: The Interpretation of Genes

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Dean leads the gang down the perilous rabbit hole of evolutionary psychology. Also, Jesse introduces a new segment. Trigger Warning for race science and discussions of rape.

Posted On : 2020-05-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Quarantine Fan Questions #2

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Quarantine Fan Questions #2

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Mike and Taylor answer fan questions for the entire episode as we open up our email and comments to all our amazing fans! Hear great streaming suggestions, film industry insights, post COVID-19 talk and a short review of the Netflix series #BlackAF from writer/producer Kenya Barris.

Posted On : 2020-05-19 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Campus Focus: The Journey Home

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Campus Focus: The Journey Home

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In this pilot episode, Today in YGK host Alexandra Fernandes (ArtSci ’21) chats with three Queen’s University students whose study abroad experiences were cut short due to COVID-19. Download and learn more about the experience of studying abroad and making the journey home during a global pandemic.

Posted On : 2020-05-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 10: Don/Sub

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Episode 10: Don/Sub

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The gang investigates the life, times, and ethos of Don Cherry

Posted On : 2020-05-13 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Brittany Jennings and Andrew Evans, MEERL;

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Brittany Jennings and Andrew Evans, MEERL;

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Topic: Everything you wanted to know about MEERL! Overview: MEERL or Master of Earth and Energy Resources Leadership program. What is the significance of this program and how has it impacted industry?

Posted On : 2020-05-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Movie Theatre Update with Wendy from The Screening Room!

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Movie Theatre Update with Wendy from The Screening Room!

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Mike and Taylor are joined by Wendy Huot, owner and manager of The Screening Room, Kingston’s independent movie theatre to give an update on the Screening Room being closed during COVID19 and what the world of theatre going could look like in the future. She gives some Netflix suggestions and recounts stories about the Cats […]

Posted On : 2020-05-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Megan Tucker, M.Ed in Education, supervised by Dr Elizabeth MacEachren

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Megan Tucker, M.Ed in Education, supervised by Dr Elizabeth MacEachren

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Topic: Experiences that inspires one to be an Environmentalist Overview: The purpose of this research is to explore environmentalists’ perceptions and sense of oneness with the natural world. By listening to the stories of environmentalists, this study will explore participants’ significant life experiences, and the everlasting sensory impression of those experiences on current understanding of their […]

Posted On : 2020-05-05 Published By : Dinah Jansen

New Platforms for group movie watching

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New Platforms for group movie watching

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Mike and Taylor are joined by Val Martin and Aprajita Sarcar, who watched the film “The Platform” on Netflix while practicing social distancing. They discuss how they watched the film and what it was like to share in the movie watching experience from home.

Posted On : 2020-05-05 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Captain America: The First Avenger- The Final Film in our April Movie Club

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Captain America: The First Avenger- The Final Film in our April Movie Club

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This week Mike and Taylor review the final film in our first ever Movie Club; Captain America: The First Avenger! Fans write in as we wrap up April and talk about what’s to come in the next few months in the world of film.

Posted On : 2020-04-29 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Claudia Hirtenfelder, PhD in Geography & Planning, supervised by Drs Laura Cameron and Carolyn Prouse

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Claudia Hirtenfelder, PhD in Geography & Planning, supervised by Drs Laura Cameron and Carolyn Prouse

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Topic: Cast Out Urbanites: A comparative history and geography of how cows disappeared from Kingston and Cape Town Overview: Today, while certainly not absent in all cities, cows are invisible as lively beings in many urban areas in which they once lived, illustrating the changing multi-species nature of urbanisation. Historically, cows were present in urban settlements and […]

Posted On : 2020-04-28 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Women Behind the Sound

Game Music 101

Women Behind the Sound

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Women have been composing music for video games since their inception and yet their stories can often be forgotten amongst a male-dominated industry. Today’s episode looks to focus in on a selection of women who are behind the sound we hear in video games, both past and present. From Yoko Shimomura’s iconic Street Fighter II soundtrack to […]

Posted On : 2020-04-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 9: How Matter Matters

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Episode 9: How Matter Matters

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Recorded: 13 March 2020 This chat brings together scholars who spend much of their lives thinking about matter – what it is and what it does. Bronwyn Parry, Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine at King’s College London (and herself an amalgam of anthropologist, sociologist and human geographer) here engages in conversation with Associate Dean […]

Posted On : 2020-04-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Episode 8: Looking Online

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Episode 8: Looking Online

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Recorded: 14 February 2020 Laila Haidarali (Queen’s University, Departments of Gender Studies and History) and Martin Hand (Queen’s University, Department of Sociology) discuss looking online: how we look at our ourselves, how we look at others, and how we perform ourselves for visual consumption online. Their discussion will consider cultures of beauty and the performance of […]

Posted On : 2020-04-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch- The Third Film in our April Movie Club

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The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch- The Third Film in our April Movie Club

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This week Mike and Taylor review the next film in our April Movie Club, The Awakening Of Motti Wolkenbruch and one of our fans gives Taylor homework for next week!

Posted On : 2020-04-22 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Suyin Olguin, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Brooke Cameron

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Suyin Olguin, PhD in English Language & Literature, supervised by Dr Brooke Cameron

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Topic: What’s it like being a student parent during Covid-19 Overview: Tips on how to keep your kids occupied, home schooled, feel special and still get your research done too.

Posted On : 2020-04-21 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Turkey: An International Research Seminar

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Turkey: An International Research Seminar

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Recorded: 20 January 2020 In this episode Claudia records an international research seminar in which three international graduate students discuss their research in Turkey. Canan Sahin (Political Science) talks about Syrian Refugees as a Surplus Population, Hilal Kara (Geography) discusses youth navigating precarious environments and Gaye Onurer (Sociology) unpacks the tensions of Academic or Peace. […]

Posted On : 2020-04-18 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Staying Well During Exams

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Staying Well During Exams

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Beth Blackett of Health Promotion Special Projects at Student Wellness Services (Queen’s University) joins us via telephone. She provides insights into the challenges to wellness students face during exam periods, and especially during the Coronavirus pandemic. She shares information with us on the resources for wellness students on and off campus can access in addition […]

Posted On : 2020-04-16 Published By : Dinah Jansen

What is Success?

The Campus Catch-Up

What is Success?

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Ello (my way of saying hello), my name is Albert Yuou Liu, but you can just call me Albert. I’m 22 years old as of 2020, and I am a 4th year film & media student at Queen’s University, I’ll be graduating in 2020 June. In 2020 September I’ll be starting my Master of Digital Media degree at […]

Posted On : 2020-04-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Last Man on The Moon- The Second Film In our April Movie Club

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The Last Man on The Moon- The Second Film In our April Movie Club

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Date: Tuesday April 14 at 15:00 (3pm) Title: The Last Man on The Moon- The Second Film In our April Movie Club Description: This week we turn to our second film in our April Movie Club as this time it’s a movie Mike picked that he thinks Taylor will hate! Our team reviews “The Last […]

Posted On : 2020-04-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Alastair Keirulf, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr Diane Beauchemin

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Alastair Keirulf, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr Diane Beauchemin

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Topic: Working remotely Overview: Tips on how to continue to move forward with your research, keep positive and look after yourself, family and friends.

Posted On : 2020-04-14 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Ep. 8 John off that Loud

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Ep. 8 John off that Loud

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The gang takes a gander at the life, legacy, and atrocities of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald.

Posted On : 2020-04-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

The Coal Miner’s Daughter- The First Film in Our April Movie Club

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The Coal Miner's Daughter- The First Film in Our April Movie Club

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We introduce our first Movie Club film for April and review The Coal Miner’s Daughter, now available on #Netflix! Be sure to stream along with us each week as we go back and forth on films that Taylor or Mike will HATE!

Posted On : 2020-04-08 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public Administration, supervised by Drs Victoria Sytsma and Heather Murray

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public Administration, supervised by Drs Victoria Sytsma and Heather Murray

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Topic: Youth Alcohol in Kingston Overview: Recent evidence shows an increase in alcohol-related emergency department (ED) visits among youth. We sought to quantify the impact of ED visits (type and frequency, patient characteristics and resource use) related to alcohol in our centre

Posted On : 2020-04-07 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Star Trek Picard: Season 1 Review

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Star Trek Picard: Season 1 Review

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Mike is joined by Tyler Vance for another episode of Star Trek talk, this time reviewing all of Season 1 of Star Trek Picard, which finished its first season last week. They have feelings.

Posted On : 2020-04-02 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Mailbag- Fan Questions, Streaming Suggestions and More!

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Mailbag- Fan Questions, Streaming Suggestions and More!

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We open up the mail bag and hear from our fans! They ask questions, give their streaming suggestions, pick on Taylor, probably, and so much more!

Posted On : 2020-03-31 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public Administration, supervised by Drs Victoria Sytsma and Heather Murray

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public Administration, supervised by Drs Victoria Sytsma and Heather Murray

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Posted On : 2020-03-31 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Someone’s In the Kitchen with Lentils!

Life of Kingston

Someone's In the Kitchen with Lentils!

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Host Dinah Jansen brings you community submitted recipes to help you stretch your food reserves, save a little money, and avoid extra trips to the grocery store during isolation. In this episode, we feature recipes involving lentils including some lentil soups, curry, chili and more! Brought to you by amazing Kingston community members in the […]

Posted On : 2020-03-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Zuhaib Mir, MSc in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr Patti Groome

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Zuhaib Mir, MSc in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr Patti Groome

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Topic: Postoperative liver decompensation events following partial hepatectomy for hepatocellular carcinoma among patients with cirrhosis Overview: My research is focused on studying adverse outcomes after surgical resection of liver tumours. Specifically, the majority of patients with liver cancer also have underlying liver disease, called cirrhosis. So, the decision to remove the cancerous portion of their liver must […]

Posted On : 2020-03-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Streaming in Kingston 2

Screening in Kingston

Streaming in Kingston 2

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In our second official week of Social Distancing, Mike and Taylor review some shows and movies they streamed this past week, A Night’s Tale, Star Trek, I Am A Killer and more!

Posted On : 2020-03-24 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Recent readings from a local monthly open mic

Finding a Voice

Recent readings from a local monthly open mic

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Brodcasted on Friday, March 20, 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from the March 3rd reading in the ‘and the journey continues’ monthly open mic reading series, you’ll hear readings by Bob MacKenzie, Devin G.A., Brent Raycroft, Devon Runions, Sarah Emtage, Alison Wong, Eric Folsom, Cory Tokay, Pigeon Kaduck, […]

Posted On : 2020-03-20 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Anti-Racism in Canadian Hockey: A Conversation with Drs. Courtney Szto and Sam McKegney

Campus Beat

Anti-Racism in Canadian Hockey: A Conversation with Drs. Courtney Szto and Sam McKegney

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Queen’s University Professors Courtney Szto (Kinesiology) and Sam McKegney (English) join us in this episode. They provide insights on the Policy Paper on Anti-Racism in Canadian Hockey they co-authored with Michael Auksi at McGill University and Bob Dawson of Boxscore World Sportswire. Listeners learn about barriers to inclusion in Canadian hockey and recommendations these researchers […]

Posted On : 2020-03-18 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Jennifer Ritonja, PhD in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr Kristan Aronson

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Jennifer Ritonja, PhD in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr Kristan Aronson

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Topic: Night shift work, melatonin, and circadian gene methylation in the development of breast cancer Overview: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in Canada and globally. Breast cancer etiology is complex, and work environment as a risk factor is still poorly understood, particularly with respect to night shift work. It is estimated that 10-30% […]

Posted On : 2020-03-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Movie World and Real World in a holding pattern

Screening in Kingston

Movie World and Real World in a holding pattern

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This week on Screening in Kingston Mike and Taylor talk COVID-19 and what it means in the world of films/movies and continue to offer streaming suggestions while everyone is practicing social distancing. Mike also quizzes Taylor on her love of Wes Anderson as the request of a fan!

Posted On : 2020-03-17 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Readings from two recent events: a recent book launch and an open mic

Finding a Voice

Readings from two recent events: a recent book launch and an open mic

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Broadcasted on Friday, March 13, 4-6pm ET on CFRC 101.9fm’s ‘finding a voice’ – In the first hour, from a March 7th reading and discussion in celebration of International Women’s Day hosted by Inanna Publications and Novel Idea Bookstore, and with emcee Elizabeth Greene, you’ll hear readings by Lisa de Nikolits, Hannah Brown, Kate Kelly, […]

Posted On : 2020-03-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Turnt Goldfish

Biology Baubles

Turnt Goldfish

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Life. Air. Breath. Oxygen. They seem to go hand in hand- as, indeed, we have assumed for millenia- but, as we all know, don’t. Why is that, and what adaptations do the creatures that creep the earth have to accommodate anoxic life? The answer will take your breath away. Truck yeah.

Posted On : 2020-03-15 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Dr. Fayyaz Baqir

Queen’s University Scholars at Risk Stories

Dr. Fayyaz Baqir

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Dr. Fayyaz Baquir, a Community Development Practitioner and Visiting Professor at the University of Ottawa spoke at Queen’s University on March 4th 2020 and told his story as a Scholar at Risk. Learn more about Scholars at Risk Queen’s at this website

Posted On : 2020-03-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Dr. Mustafa Bahran

Queen’s University Scholars at Risk Stories

Dr. Mustafa Bahran

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Dr. Mustafa Bahran, Visiting Professor in Physics at Carleton University and Founder of the Yemeni Scientific Research Foundation spoke at Queen’s University on November 13th 2019 and shared with the audience his story as a Scholar at Risk. For more information of the Scholars at Risk at Queen’s Committee, events and activities, visit the website […]

Posted On : 2020-03-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Canada is so Polite: Prisons, Deportation and Policing Blackness in Canada

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Canada is so Polite: Prisons, Deportation and Policing Blackness in Canada

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Date: February 27, 2020Venue: Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D214Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMSpeaker: El Jones, Mount St. Vincent University “El Jones is the Black liberation visionary of our time” – Robyn Maynard, author of Policing Black Lives: State Violence in Canada from Slavery to the Present El Jones, Mount St. Vincent University The former Poet Laureate of Halifax, El Jones is also […]

Posted On : 2020-03-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Reproductive Empires: Charting the Political Economy of ART in the Global South

Studies in National and International Development Podcast Series

Reproductive Empires: Charting the Political Economy of ART in the Global South

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Date: March 12, 2020Venue: Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D214Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMSpeaker: Bronwyn Parry, King’s College London The global use of Assistive Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) to address structural infertility has burgeoned since the early 2000s, with India a prime location for service delivery. The scale of expansion has resulted in a proliferation of non-standard and unethical practices that have, perversely, […]

Posted On : 2020-03-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Ep. 5: Which Way WEXIT Man

The Late Late Capitalism Show

Ep. 5: Which Way WEXIT Man

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The gang joins the Albertan liberation movement!

Posted On : 2020-03-12 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Toads and Diamonds

Little Red Radio

Toads and Diamonds

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In the third episode, Hannah and Jade come back with a reading of a French fairytale from the Blue Fairy Book called Toads and Diamonds, as part of the collected works by Andrew Lang. Grab a fluffy blanket, some chocolate biscuits, and enjoy!”

Posted On : 2020-03-11 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Jackson Pind, PhD in Education, supervised by Dr Theodore Christou

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Jackson Pind, PhD in Education, supervised by Dr Theodore Christou

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Topic: The history of Indian Day Schools in Ontario between 1920-2000 Overview: My research will conduct oral history Interviews with Indian Day School survivors by using Indigenous methods of data collection. I will then contextualize these histories with additional archival research conducted at the Library and Archives of Canada. This research will inform our understandings of Canada’s […]

Posted On : 2020-03-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen

Sonic and Streaming

Screening in Kingston

Sonic and Streaming

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This week Taylor checks out Sonic The Hedgehog and Mike spent a weekend at home catching up on some streaming and gives his thoughts on various shows and must sees.

Posted On : 2020-03-10 Published By : Dinah Jansen