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Pippa speaks to lead singer Jovi Nkosi for BCUC, which stands for Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode we drop in to Sankofa's on Sunday afternoon, where we soak up Dizreali's conversations and hear performances from Luzmira Zerpa from Family Atlantica and the one and only BCUC... 

Aquesta setmana comencem escoltant el nou disc de Dudu Tassa i Jonny Greenwood en el que recuperen el cançoner popular d'Orient proper, el nou disc de Fredy Massamba i el seu afrofunk i hip hop amb arrels al Congo, la descoberta del darrer single d'Onipa la banda afrofuturista, tornem a sentir la banda punk sudafricana BCUC, recordem els 35 anys del festival que demanava l'alliberació de Mandela i recomanem concerts a l'Apolo de la brasilera Mart'nalia.

Music by Masters Of Song of various stripe is up for discussion on the latest @weheardwonders pod: Cory Hanson's country-rock guitar explorations inspire some uncharacteristically blue (Crazy) Horsin' around from your cherubic hosts; Swedish psychedelicist Per Svensson aims to take the listener on a magic trip; Ivan Moult's hushed third LP leaves a lasting impression; and there's a new release from an evergreen recording artist by the name of Bob Dylan - you may have heard of him. Afro-futurist collective BCUC raise the blood-rate and a trusty Sunday morning classic has the Vinyl Word. Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show's bio).Support the showwww.instagram.com/weheardwonderswww.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwonders

Aquesta setmana comencem amb la veu del sambista Jorge Aragao, seguim amb la descoberta del trio Delgres que s'inspira en la música criolla de Guadalupe, repassem el cartell del passat festival Womad Caceres escoltant TootArd, Bab Bluz, BCUC.... i acabem amb un record pel projecte Qawwali Flamenco de ja fa 20 anys.

Especial. WOMAD CÁCERES 2023. 1ª Parte. VALERIA CASTRO (Canarias), DELGRES (Guadalupe-Francia), BABL´BLUZ (Marruecos-Francia), TOOTARD (Golán), BCUC (Sudáfrica),... LARA LÓPEZ (Manifiesto Womad 2023) Más información: https://www.lossonidosdelplanetaazul.com

This week we focus on the emerging musicians that will ensure that the historic South African jazz scene will have a bright future, and on a number of recent releases showcasing the many facets of a living master of the piano, Kenny Barron, featured as an accompanist for a vocalist, as a solo artist on a rare recording date as a leader, as a composer that inspires other contemporary musicians, and as a side-man in a very bop-oriented concert which has been recently unearthed. The playlist also features Vusi Mahlasela; Thandi Ntuli; Bokani Dyer [pictured]; Linda Sikhakhane; Mthunzi Mvubu; BCUC; Claudia Acuña; Billy Childs; Sonny Stitt. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17181589/Mondo-Jazz (from "Umzala" onward). Photo credit: Raees Hassan

Magz FM RADIO / PHILLY / 386 Angel Bat Dawid - Recordare / Recall The Joy Moor Mother - We Got The Jazz ft Kyle Kidd BritYah - Various Trials, James 12 Genevieve Artadi - Plate Sharky - Memories Of Vortex (El Payo Remix) Niika - Sever Ties Suckaside - Nova Need Prickly Pear - Fine Jazz Deep House Drum MaJor vs Stacey Ann Chin Juice Lord - The Thrill SPVCEDD x AASIR - Please! Just A Band - Hey! from ech0 Steven Bamidele - Kaleidoscope ft. Scarlett Fae William Florelle - Stuck Emoudu - The Can Spectacular Diagnostics - The Played List JPEGMAFIA x Danny Brown - Steppa Pig Gold Fang - Mi Nuh Like Ty Farris - 80's Cocaine Mark de Clive-Lowe - The Creator Has a Master Plan Part II BCUC - Pieces of Isht Chimzy Wali - Stay Dunbar - Soundclash (Rihanna) BritYah - OMW Eddie Leonard - En Le Baja

Magz FM RADIO / PHILLY / 386Angel Bat Dawid - Recordare / Recall The JoyMoor Mother - We Got The Jazz ft Kyle KiddBritYah - Various Trials, James 12Genevieve Artadi - Plate Sharky - Memories Of Vortex (El Payo Remix) Niika - Sever Ties  Suckaside - Nova Need Prickly Pear - Fine Jazz Deep HouseDrum MaJor vs Stacey Ann ChinJuice Lord - The Thrill SPVCEDD x AASIR - Please!Just A Band - Hey! from ech0 Steven Bamidele - Kaleidoscope ft. Scarlett Fae William Florelle - Stuck Emoudu - The CanSpectacular Diagnostics - The Played List JPEGMAFIA x Danny Brown - Steppa Pig Gold Fang - Mi Nuh Like Ty Farris - 80's CocaineMark de Clive-Lowe - The Creator Has a Master Plan Part II BCUC - Pieces of IshtChimzy Wali - StayDunbar - Soundclash (Rihanna) BritYah - OMWEddie Leonard - En Le Baja support us!magz fm / musik you haven't heard yetconnect: www.maggysrooftopaerial.com

Porte-drapeau d'une jeunesse sud-africaine post-apartheid tournée vers le futur, le bouillonnant collectif BCUC compose et interprète des morceaux long format qui puisent aux sources du free-jazz, du hip-hop et des rythmes traditionnels d'Afrique du Sud pour "emmener l'auditeur dans le lieu où les ancêtres vivent". Décryptage avec Zithulele Zabani Nkosi, dit Jovi, le chanteur de BCUC. Chant choral, tambour de bouche zoulou, sifflets de mineur shona, corne imbomu (ancêtre de la vuvuzela), basse héritée du groove mbaqanga, voix soul, rap furieux… la “transe afrospychédélique” et surpuissante de BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness) prend toute son ampleur en live, elle transpire l'audace et libère une énergie rebelle jubilatoire ! Sur Emakhosini (2018), le deuxième volet d'une trilogie initiée en 2017 avec Our Truth, le chanteur de BCUC, Zithulele Zabani Nkosi, dit Jovi, scande : “Mon flow magique est contagieux, c'est quelque chose qui n'a rien de comparable avec la pop music, quelque chose qui grandit inexorablement en vous !”. J'étais donc prévenue et n'ai pas boudé mon plaisir de pouvoir rencontrer Jovi à Marseille, quelques heures avant le concert du groupe à la Fiesta des Suds. L'évènement fêtait ses 30 ans et le show, bouillant, de BCUC, fut à son image : une expérience rare et précieuse. SessionLab par Hortense Volle : une conversation en toute intimité et en audio 3D (son spatialisé). Un podcast à écouter, de préférence, au casque. Réalisation : Benjamin Sarralié Prise de son et mixage 3D : Fabien Mugneret Production : RFI Labo Facebook / Instagram / YouTube   Titres diffusés ► Extraits de l'album The Healing (2019 – Buda Musique) : Sikhulekile ; Isivunguvungu ; The Journey with Mr Van Der Merwe ► Extrait de l'album Emakhosini (2018 – Buda Musique) : Moya ; Nobody Knows ► Extrait de l'album Our Truth (2016 – Nyami Nyami Records) : Yinde ; Asazani ; In My Blues

I oktober måneds sidste udgave af programmet anmelder vi både ARoS' nye udstilling med Franciska Clausens værker og mandagens koncert med bandet BCUC i Aarhus. Desuden ringer vi til vores nye reality-ekspert, Ane, som giver os et indblik i alle de programmer, hun gennem tiden har tilmeldt sig. Vi når også at komme med nogle kvalificerede forslag til, hvad man kan give sig i kast med i løbet af den næste uge.

Après « Cinq dans tes yeux », son dernier roman, le vidéaste et réalisateur Hadrien Bels revient avec « Tibi la Blanche », véritable déclaration d'amour à Dakar. Une plongée dans la jeunesse et dans la vitalité des rues dakaroises. C'est dans le cœur battant de la jeunesse sénégalaise que nous allons plonger aujourd'hui, grâce à la plume de notre invité Hadrien Bels. Après le quartier du Panier à Marseille où il a grandi, c'est en effet Dakar qu'il a choisi comme écrin de son nouveau roman, à travers les désirs, les espoirs et parfois la rage de trois jeunes Dakarois, deux garçons et une fille, camarades de lycée et amis proches, qui attendent fébrilement les résultats du bac. Auront-ils le précieux sésame qui assurera leur avenir ? Auront-ils une mention précieuse pour cimenter leurs ambitions ? Resteront-ils au Sénégal, ou iront-ils étudier en France ? Quels regards portent-il d'ailleurs sur leur pays indépendant depuis plus de 60 ans, et sur cette culture française dont il reste pétri ? « Tibi la Blanche », le nouveau roman d'Hadrien Bels, est paru aux éditions de l'Iconoclaste. Reportage : Hortense Volle nous présente la 30ème édition du Festival marseillais « Fiesta des Suds » qui met le continent africain à l'honneur avec Youssou N'Dour, Oumou Sangaré, Bonga, les Sud-africains de BCUC, Pongo, Youssoupha

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has one of the largest populations of internally displaced people in the world. But the UNHCR says less than 20% of its budget for the country is covered. Kenya's Shona community will have the opportunity to vote for the first time. And South Africa's Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness. BCUC, reflect on their performance at the 40th Womad Festival.

UN VENT D'AILLEURS Cette semaine, Un Vent d'Ailleurs nordique souffle depuis la Norvège, avec le Forde Festivalen. Pour sa 32ᵉ édition (du 6 au 10 juillet), découvrez une carte postale sonore de Torill Faleide, membre de l'organisation.MUSIKACTUCette semaine, place au Jazz dans le Musikactu de Néo Géo, avec Maurin Auxéméry, directeur et co-programmateur du Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, dont la 42e édition débute le 30 juin et se termine le 9 juillet. D'ICI ET D'AILLEURS Le festival ougandais Nyege Nyege pose pour la première fois ses valises en France, avec une soirée le 16 juillet au Point-Fort d'Aubervilliers. COUP DE CŒUR Coup de Cœur cette semaine dans Néo Géo pour le “Summer Camp” du festival Banlieues Bleues. Durant un mois, dans treize villes de Seine-Saint-Denis, retrouvez des concerts gratuits, avec Seyni Camara, Ami Yerewolo ou encore BCUC.CLASSICO Cette semaine, Judah Roger revient sur le (long) chemin, de la musique “No no no” par la jamaïcaine Dawn Penn, récent disque d'or en Angleterre. Worldmix : la sélection “afromix” de Bintou Un worldmix “afro”, avec les dernières sélections de Bintou Simporé. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

• DTW FM #320 • Hosted by: Marco Weibel @marcoweibel Special Guest Miia Laine @miialaine Tracklist: Marco Weibel Set: DTW Intro Mark Barrott - イカロス (Icarus) Doom Cannon - Black Liberation Ståålfågel - Utan Rymddråkt På Uranus I The Frightnrs - Tuesday Emma-jean Thackray Ft. Wiki - Golden Green Free The Robots - Kaduwa ft. Teebs Denzel Curry - Walkin (Key Glock Remix) Lil Silva - Backwards (ft. Sampha) Yaya Bey ft. DJ Nativesun - Pour up Netwerk - Hard To Give It Up (Extended Version) Jay Sound - Woodward Phunk Mother Tongue - Message Is Love (Edit) Scientist - Step It Up Elle Shimada - Omnipotent Dreamcastmoe - RU Ready Sly Dunbar - Hot You're Hot Miia Laine Guest Mix Nicole Willis - Still Got A Way To Fall Main Ingredient - Summer Breeze Bruno Berle - Quero Dizer Ary Lobo - Vendedor de Caranguejo / Último Pau de Arara / Paulo Afonso Quarteto Novo - Vim de Sant'Ana Los Kenya - Cámbiame El Plato Jewel Ackah - Onipa Dasa Ni Steve Monite - Things are Falling Apart Nikitch, Kuna Maze, João Selva - Engatinhar Muito Kaballa - Inside Outside (Lua Preta remix) BCUC, Gregor Salto - Child of the Rainbow (Extended Mix) Anushka - Go (El Train Remix) Rebecca Vasmant - Broken Biscuits Altin Gün - Cips Kola Kilit Spotify Handle : dtw.lnk.to/DTWitall Every Saturday 12PM - 2PM EST Broadcasting via The Lot Radio (www.thelotradio.com)

BCUC on the Roadie Medic Podcast From Soweto, South Africa (06/07/2020) Talking about their music origins -The Blues Before the Blues - from the most western south African country on the Roadie Medic Podcast this is BCUC - Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness       To hear more: Last seen in the UK at West Holts Glastonbury 2019  they are back - find out when  - https://www.instagram.com/bcuc/  https://www.facebook.com/bantucontinua  NEW SINGLE OUT NOW! - Child of The Rainbow -   recordings here - https://bcuc.bandcamp.com/  video - https://youtu.be/5lg7-9zJmLQ  https://open.spotify.com/artist/5CGnQOjeOoZW4a4FoPhUxW?si=UKHFGgtiQt-TAtce2xMGkA      excerpts from  (Yinde / Sikhulekile (ft. Femi Kuti) / The Journey with Mr. Van Der Merwe)   all rights on reserved to BCUC

Winachi hijacked our show this week! 90 minutes of #funk #groove #electrofunk #soul #dance #music This is a warning to other radio shows and stations - they could do it to you too so watch out! We hope we'll be back to normal next week but who knows? Playlist: A couple of our own selections to open: The Japanese House - Still Sault - Fearless ... then WINACHI’s Guest List Cat Power – Ruin Phoenix – Fences Cassius - Toop Toop The S.O.S. Band - Do It Right Prince – Uptown Thundercat - Them Changes Gerry Rafferty - Get It Right Next Time JJ Cale - Ride Me High D'Angelo - Sugah Daddy Lee Dorsey - Get Out My Life Woman Harry Nilsson - Jump In The Fire Cymande - The Message The Rolling Stones - I Want To See His Face The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You SebastiAn – Doorman WINACHI - A Room With A Zoo (Positive Nuisance Mix) Silverfinger Singh - Ekta (Winachi Remix) Gary Allen - Oops...Its An Accident Talking Heads - This Must Be The Place Foster The People – Warrant ... and our own selections to finish: Chelsea Como, Jacko - Still I Rise (Black Panther Vocal Mix) Sly5thAve, Jimetta Rose - Let Me Ride The Winachi Tribe - Get Your Boots On Skinny (Danny Saber mix) Eddie Harris – It’s All Right Now Thievery Corporation, Karina Zeviani – Meu Nego Africa Express, BCUC, Nonku Phiri, Mr Jukes - Bittersweet Escape

S02 E22 Jon Savage's Whats Your Poison podcast. With Jovi and Kgmotso from BCUC BCUC are one of the most important bands out of South Africa. Before lockdowns of 2020 they toured the world relentlessly and have been marking their mark on the planet on behalf of Africa. I promised you a clip to watch, if you want to see BCUC, check this video out, this is them performing Asazani live at Popsicle Studios: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfZNYGMh-rI To watch this interview on YouTube click here: https://youtu.be/VtUZ39aP5oY Proudly brought to you by Whiskey Brother (go check their online store) and tonight we are drinking a beautiful anCnoc from the Scottish Highlands - AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY from Whiskey Brother! #whatsyourpoisonpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-savage/support

C'est la reprise ! Je suis très heureux de vous retrouver pour cette deuxième saison qui commence très fort. Au programme : L'histoire d'Eddie Bo, eternel chalenger de Ray Charles et "oublié" du grand public. Legende de la Nouvelle Orleans. Une découverte en Vinyle d'un live de Durand Jones & the Indications. Une claque de Retro-Soul avec une energie incroyable. Mais aussi :  La réponse au QAS de ..........JUILLET !!!, la demande de Leïla: Un monstre de l'afrobeat engagé : BCUC, Dojo Cuts: de la soul dans un ecrin de velou, un groupe qui remet dans la lumière l'age d'or de la musique rock Anatolienne : Altin Gün,  Et pour finir du Hip-Hop old school et il sera même question de la recette.....du Bourguignon. Bonne écoute.

We had a bushel and a peck of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! This week was a 'Best of the Best' compilation. Mark and I each chose our favourite track from each of the last 10 shows - so, twenty tracks in all. New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: Stay – Tiny Deaths How Long ‘Til We’re Home – Ego Ella May Inside – Seth Walker PianoVerb – Blackmantis Surf N Turf – Lime As I Walk – Matthew Halsall, The Gondwana Orchestra, Josephine Oneyama Lamp Lady – Sevdaliza See Yourself – Moreton, James Vincent McMorrow She Says – Eve Owen Just Another Man Wanting More – pillowpeace, Peaux The World Is Changing - Qiáo bù Odessa, odyssée – Keren Ann Afrique – Dalholt & Langkilde, Demise Ducha The Weight – Weval Bittersweet Escape – Africa Express, BCUC, Nonku Phiri, Mr Jukes Repeat – SAM DOTIA Transcend – Ella Joy Meir The Singer – Kwamie Liv Dostochka – DakhaBrakha Want It Kept – Many Voices Speak Albion Blues – The Reverend Shawn Amos and The Brotherhood, Kenya Hathaway The Truth – I LIKE TRAINS

We had bank vaults full of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Our Luvva Cover feature, this week, is a new cover of a beautiful love song by Magnetic Fields. The song is called 'the Book Of Love' and the lyrics are memorable. The lead singer of LA band Oddnesse is Rebeca Arango and she interprets the words with great understanding and sensitivity. Give it a listen! New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: 7 Senses – Mocean, Kirsa Moonlight SoulBQue – G. Love & Special Sauce, Roosevelt Collier Are We Having Any Fun Yet? - Larkins Looking For A Hug - unperfect Scarlett Red – Houston X Repeat – SAM DOTIA I’ll Be The Death Of You – I Break Horses Traces – Marble Sounds Bed Of Nails – Johanna Warren Ada Road – Mavica The Book Of Love – The Magnetic Fields The Book Of Love – Oddnesse (Luvva Cover feature) Moodhover – The Zeropoint Projects Bittersweet Escape – Africa Express, BCUC, Nonku Phiri, Mr Jukes Afraid – OXALIS Worm’s Playground – Anna Wise I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep – Ghostpoet Lowlife – Joseph Efi Sucker – Madeline Kenney Milk Breath – Orlando Weeks In The Still of the Night – Handsome Ghost Oh Why? – Honey Guide DETACH – Willaris. K

The music of BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness) resonates strongly with a sense of spirituality and deals with the past, the present and the future of the people of South Africa.     Striving to rectify western assumptions and shine a light on post-apartheid South Africa from a contemporary perspective, there are few SA bands like BCUC, who draw deep inspiration from indigenous music, infusing them with raps and a very raw rock ‘n' roll attitude.   And there are even fewer who can claim to have played Glastonbury, Roskilde and Afropunk and recorded with living legends Saul Williams and Femi Kuti.   Outro Song: “Sikhulekile” - BCUC feat. Femi Kuti Apple Music and Youtube Try and keep up with BCUC at: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.   None of this would have been possible without our partners STFD Studios and Mixroom Studios. Follow Texx on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to stay updated with new episodes.   Sounds of South Africa: “Nwa Baloi” - Nozinja  “Omunye” - ft Benny Maverick & Dladla Mshunqisi (Official Music Video) - Distruction Boyz  “Lilizela Milizeli“ -  Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens  “Jikele Maweni” LIVE @ Graceland - Miriam Makeba “Homeless” - Paul Simon feat. Ladysmith Black Mombazo “Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika” - UCT Choir    

Hosted by Tecla Ciolfi, curator & editor of South African music website Texx and the City, Texx Talks is a look behind the curtain at what fuels your favourite musicians - from Mzansi to the world. Season 1 features Zolani Mahola, The Kiffness, Alice Phoebe Lou, BCUC, Tresor and Ryan Murgatroyd who share their highs, their lows and the secret to their continued successes, in frank deep-dive discussions. Listen and find out why Texx Talks slaps harder than a Kiffness meme on a Monday morning.

It's that lovely time of year when the PWRS picks some of the best music from what has been a bumper year, and the oscars have got nothing on us as we announce the album, compilation and re-issue of 2019. It's better than having Santa round for Christmas dinner.Tracklist1. Greg Foat – Of My Hands2. Peggy Gou – Hungboo3. Prins Thomas - Sakral4. ROB – Boogie On5. Mental Overdrive – Litungu6. Martin Wold feat. Alexander Nyhoff – Frekke Fro7. Third Atrtempt – Long Story Short8. TLeca– Soft on Space9. Leca – Soft on Space10. Stealing Sheep – Show Love11. GUTS – Voyaging Bird12. Quantic – September Blues13. Vadou Game – Roberto14. Laurence Pike – Dance of the Earth15. Rozi Plain – Dark Place16. Ishmael Ensemble – Tunnels17. Lady Wray – Piece of Me18. Elsa Hewitt – Blood Orange19. Elsa Hewitt – Tiny Dancer20. Sina Bakare – Africa21. Nahawa Doumbia – Tou Dibile22. J. Lamotta – Turning23. Africa Express – Vessels feat. Gruff Rhys, Muzi, BCUC, Puzekhemisi24. Jordan Rakei – Mind's Eye25. Daphne – Sizzling26. The Comet is Coming – The Universe Wakes Up

In the last hour, the BC Utilities Commission released a follow-up report on its gasoline price inquiry. It was given an extension to gather feedback and explanations on that "unexplained" 13-cent-a-litre mark-up of Metro Vancouver gas prices.   So what did they find out?   Guest: David Morton Chair of the BC Utilities Commission

For Episode 011 of Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Francis is joined by Tim Egan of the Canadian Gas Association for a conversation with the CEO and Chair of the British Columbia Utilities Commission, David Morton. This is part of our collaboration with CAMPUT, the association of Canada’s energy and utility regulators, and was recorded at the Global Grid Forum, in Vancouver BC in September 2019, where both Francis and David were speakers.   From the CEA team, Michael Powell stops by to talk about recent news, and Ana Santarem provides an overview of the cross-Canada electrification debate series CEA is presenting.

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An inquiry into gasoline prices by the BC Utilities Commission has found a significant, unexplained difference of 13-cents per litre in southern B-C.   Commission Chair David Morton says the price in Metro Vancouver is higher than would be expected under more competitive conditions, and the higher price differentials cannot be explained by economic theory or justified by known factors in the market.   But Morton says they found no evidence to suggest collusion among retail operators or evidence of cartel behaviour.   Guest: Bruce Ralston BC Minister of Jobs, Trade, and Technology

That's David M. Morton, Chair and CEO of the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC). Their inquiry into B.C. gas prices has found that there is a “significant unexplained difference” of about 13 cents per litre in the price of gas in southern B.C. compared to the rest of the Pacific Northwest.   Guest: Keith Baldrey Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief   Guest: Dan McTeague Long-time gas industry analyst

It's been a busy week in BC politics, and we're moments away from learning some of the key findings from that inquiry into BC's high gas prices. So for one day only, what better time to bring back Cutting Edge of the Ledge!   Guest: Keith Baldrey Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief Guest: Vaughn Palmer Vancouver Sun's provincial affairs political columnist

This week on Coast Reporter Radio: A major step forward for the legal cannabis industry on the Coast It’s a long weekend, so gas prices will probably go up… and the BC Utilities Commission think it knows why And, the Labour Day long weekend also means it’s almost back to school time, so we’ll look at a couple of our stories on that theme. Show Notes: Our story on the first cannabis store licence for the Coast: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/gibsons-cannabis-shop-gets-retail-licence-1.23930900 This week’s editorial: https://www.coastreporter.net/opinion/editorial/editorial-canna-wait-dragging-on-1.23930943 Our story on the BCUC report on gasoline pricing: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/gas-prices-in-bc-appear-choreographed-bcuc-1.23932362 Sophie Woodrooffe’s story on teacher negotiations and the school district’s preparations for the new school year: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/bctf-negotiations-continue-sd46-ready-for-new-school-year-1.23930322 Sophie Woodrooffe’s story on Skylar Moore’s mentoring program for girls starting Grade 8: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/navigating-grade-8-teen-offers-mentorship-program-1.23930879 This week’s Art Beat: https://www.coastreporter.net/entertainment/arts-entertainment/lots-of-music-on-tap-this-weekend-1.23931171

Pour comprendre leur musique explosive mêlant spiritualités africaines, rythmes percussifs, soul et esprit punk, Mathieu Girod est parti à leur rencontre.BCUC (pour Bantu Continua Uhuru… Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Abbreviato in Bcuc, il nome del gruppo è lungo e in diverse lingue: Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness. Bantu nell'area linguistica appunto bantu significa "uomini"; continua (pronuncia: continùa) sta per "a luta continua", slogan del Frelimo durante la lotta per l'indipendenza del Mozambico; uhuru in swahili significa libertà; consciousness è un termine chiave nel pensiero afroamericano: ma ricordiamo anche il Black Consciousness Movement, l'organizzazione anti-apartheid nata in Sudafrica fra anni sessanta e settanta e guidata da Stephen Biko. Bcuc è nato da session di improvvisazione di testi e musica nel Thokoza Park di Soweto, la township nera di Johannesburg. Singolare, la musica è basata, oltre che su un basso elettrico, su percussioni e voci. Il nuovo album della formazione, pubblicato dalla francese Buda Musique, si intitola The Healing: i lunghi brani sono come sospesi tra la dimensione di un rituale, di una cerimonia, che ci riporta alla funzione della musica come forza che risana nell'Africa tradizionale (the healing: la guarigione), e l'essenzialità e l'ipnotica pulsazione che è delle musiche elettroniche da ballo che da anni vanno per la maggiore fra i giovani neri sudafricani.

Abbreviato in Bcuc, il nome del gruppo è lungo e in diverse lingue: Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness. Bantu nell'area linguistica appunto bantu significa "uomini"; continua (pronuncia: continùa) sta per "a luta continua", slogan del Frelimo durante la lotta per l'indipendenza del Mozambico; uhuru in swahili significa libertà; consciousness è un termine chiave nel pensiero afroamericano: ma ricordiamo anche il Black Consciousness Movement, l'organizzazione anti-apartheid nata in Sudafrica fra anni sessanta e settanta e guidata da Stephen Biko. Bcuc è nato da session di improvvisazione di testi e musica nel Thokoza Park di Soweto, la township nera di Johannesburg. Singolare, la musica è basata, oltre che su un basso elettrico, su percussioni e voci. Il nuovo album della formazione, pubblicato dalla francese Buda Musique, si intitola The Healing: i lunghi brani sono come sospesi tra la dimensione di un rituale, di una cerimonia, che ci riporta alla funzione della musica come forza che risana nell'Africa tradizionale (the healing: la guarigione), e l'essenzialità e l'ipnotica pulsazione che è delle musiche elettroniche da ballo che da anni vanno per la maggiore fra i giovani neri sudafricani.

Abbreviato in Bcuc, il nome del gruppo è lungo e in diverse lingue: Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness. Bantu nell'area linguistica appunto bantu significa "uomini"; continua (pronuncia: continùa) sta per "a luta continua", slogan del Frelimo durante la lotta per l'indipendenza del Mozambico; uhuru in swahili significa libertà; consciousness è un termine chiave nel pensiero afroamericano: ma ricordiamo anche il Black Consciousness Movement, l'organizzazione anti-apartheid nata in Sudafrica fra anni sessanta e settanta e guidata da Stephen Biko. Bcuc è nato da session di improvvisazione di testi e musica nel Thokoza Park di Soweto, la township nera di Johannesburg. Singolare, la musica è basata, oltre che su un basso elettrico, su percussioni e voci. Il nuovo album della formazione, pubblicato dalla francese Buda Musique, si intitola The Healing: i lunghi brani sono come sospesi tra la dimensione di un rituale, di una cerimonia, che ci riporta alla funzione della musica come forza che risana nell'Africa tradizionale (the healing: la guarigione), e l'essenzialità e l'ipnotica pulsazione che è delle musiche elettroniche da ballo che da anni vanno per la maggiore fra i giovani neri sudafricani.

On today's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Global BC's Keith Baldrey, The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer, and BC Today's Shannon Waters to discuss some breaking news on the provincial government's court challenge of the Trans Mountain pipeline, the BCUC probe into gas prices, Massey tunnel news, soaring highway one expansion costs, the Surrey RCMP fight, and even more. Then Housing minister Selina Robinson is in studio to discuss a new Kamloops housing initiative, homelessness, and the wait by local governments for a revenue sharing deal on legal cannabis.

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The Province has released terms of reference that will guide the British Columbia Utilities Commission's (BCUC) investigation into what is driving high, volatile gasoline prices in British Columbia.   Guest: Keith Baldrey Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief

With Mardi Gras Indians straight out of New Orleans, Afro-Futurism coming from Mozambique via Dusseldorf, dub-inflected Colombian cumbia , gritty psychedelic South African punk and a grand Cuban mambo band, New York’s annual celebration of cultural music was back with a vengeance at the Copacabana. Sit down with Gato Preto, Orquesta Akokan and BCUC and stand up to dance with the rest. Produced by Ben Richmond. 799 globalFEST 2019

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With it’s hypnotic hip-hop vibe and punk-rock energy, BCUC taps in to the spirits of it’s ancestors and the creative rebellious energy of it’s hometown, Soweto. This outspoken and outstanding seven-member band uses ïncantations” in Zulu, Sotho and English, funky modulations and more to bring to the world the voice of their people. There are […]

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Pour fêter la sortie du Best-Of Musiques 2018 des Inrockuptibles, les journalistes du magazine et de Radio Nova discutent de leurs coups de coeur de l'année. Au programme : Connan Mockasin, Isha, Mitski, BCUC, Teyana Taylor, Kurt Vile... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Empezamos el AfroClub de hoy con la vuelta a los estudios de grabación de uno de los grandes compositores de la música de Ghana, Ebo Taylor, que a sus 81 años acaba de firmar un enérgico disco donde sigue actualizando el highlife, uno de los ritmos más importantes de África de todos los tiempos, y donde nos sigue demostrando que sigue siendo uno de los grandes innovadores del sonido de la guitarra con su sonido fluido y con su estilo que recoge influencia de los maestros del jazz. Otro de los grandes músicos que ha vuelto a la actualidad es Sidi Touré, uno de los mayores impulsadores del rock del desierto originario de la región de Songhai, en el norte de Malí. En su último trabajo, resalta ante todo, el diálogo ininterrumpido entre los sonidos de la guitarra y del ngoni. Más novedades con BCUC, una banda sudafricana que basa su música en ritmos tribales de Soweto, y nos presentan temas bastante largos, en los que desarrollan un montón de conceptos musicales modernos y fascinantes, que van desde el góspel, el rock hasta el rap. También tenemos a un popular y joven músico congoleño, Robino Mundibu, que en su primer trabajo enlaza directamente con todos los ritmos de baile del Congo, los que van desde la rumba, el soukous y el ndombolo.En este AfroClub además escuchamos a dos de los músicos más conocidos de Senegal, y auténticos embajadores de la música africana. En primer lugar, a Cheikh-Lô, del que recuperamos un tema de su álbum de debut de finales de los 90, aprovechando que se acaba de reeditar en vinilo en una edición de lujo. Y también recuperamos un disco de mediados del año pasado de Youssou N’Dour, que pasó prácticamente desapercibido, un disco enfocado al mercado senegalés, con mucho sabor africano y repleto de mbalax, con sus típicas percusiones tocadas a un vertiginoso rápido.La despedida de hoy es para dos temas impresionantes de afrofunk de los años 70, de características muy distintas. En primer lugar, escuchamos el potente sonido de Geraldo Pino, un músico de Sierra Leona que fue uno de los músicos que más influyó en Fela Kuti. Y en segundo lugar, escuchamos una de las cumbres de la fusión entre el highlife y el funk, la que realizó el ghanés C.K. Mann en su mítico disco Funky Highlife.

Johannesburg-based poet Thabiso Mohare explores the music of Soweto from the 1970s onwards, through the unrest that led to democracy in 1994, and takes a look at the music scene today. Featuring interviews with Sipho 'Hotstix' Mabuse, Mandla Mlangeni, BCUC and The Soil.

Of all the scandals, the systemic neglect, the misspent money, the cronyism, the deaths within the public welfare system and so much more, by far the most destructive and longest lasting disaster for BC would be the completion of Site C, the third of four dams on the Peace River first proposed in the 1950's. Site A, the W.A.C. Bennett dam, opened in 1967 under fire for mostly the exact same complaints now plaguing Site C. In 1980, Site B, the Peace Canyon dam opened while payouts from the destruction caused 13 years earlier from Site A were being paid. Site C was rejected in 1982 and 1989 after BC Utilities Commission hearings determined it was not needed. But the BC Liberals changed all that, in a steady orchestrated campaign of false need, false gains and false predictions. After the BC Rail giveaway and the BC Ferries debacle, why should the most powerful asset BC Hydro be left without being used for gain at the expense of future generations? Nowhere is the revolving door between the BC Liberal party and a Crown corporation turning faster than that picture. From deciding to skip BCUC approval for the first major project ever, to using BC Hydro as a cash cow, to managing the public relations from Victoria, to allowing massive environmental penalties to go unpunished, to ending conservation programs, Site C is indeed a legacy project selected by the Clark regime. A $10 billion cost for something with no market, no profitability, no open process and no foreseeable point other than "we did it" while the citizens of BC pay in perpetuity for something they never needed. Farmland being expropriated, wildlife being displaced, First Nations being ignored and BC Hydro being bankrupted, all for a political goal of uselessness. Thanks to Mike Clarke (CBC) Roy Hales (ECOreport) Larry Pynn, Rob Shaw (Vancouver Sun) Sarah Cox, Judith Lavoie, Emma Gilchrist and Carol Linnett (DeSmogCanada) for all the work used on this episode.