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Tate Yap is an actor and singer from Cambridge ON, Canada. He started off his acting career at the early age of 6, making his first appearance on stage in The Browns Children Theatre production of Peter Pan as Smee. After continuing theatre there, and starting to work on short films for a few years,  he began working professionally at the age of 10. With his first bigger role on the PBS/TVO show "Odd Squad", his character "O'Donahue" started off his TV career, working on many other shows, movies, and commercials. In 2023, after a tough experience in college, he began songwriting in his dorm room. After testing the waters with a Singer/Songwriter style song as his first release, he realized that Pop was a better fit, after a video of him singing a song he wrote on TikTok surpassed 1.5 million views. Since then, he has been heard by hundreds of thousands of listeners across Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms. Working with talented producers, and sparking interest from labels, his music career continues to grow with each release.

Cambridge, ON is home to some phenomenal breweries, and one of the newest, Farm League, has some big shoes to fill. Taking over the old Grand River location, they've turned a legendary brewery into something that truly reflects who they are and what they bring to the scene. Co-Founders Matt and Mike join Cee and Nate to chat about their interest in some of the less popular styles, what it was like to open a brewery mid-pandemic, some of their big collabs, their Meadows Music Festival on June 2nd and 3rd, and their plans for the future. We got into four of their crackin' brews - Hauler Lager, Big Ticket Kölsch, What Feeling Good Feels Like Hefeweizen, and Galt Red Amber Ale. This was a great one, cheers!   BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

Part of the International conference on Maharashtra in September 2021 - Nishant Gokhale, University of Cambridge On 26th February 1819 Cheel Naik, a Bhil chief, was executed without trial on the orders of John Briggs, Collector & Political Agent in Khandesh. Briggs was the first holder of this office and was an army officer serving the English East India Company (“Company”). Khandesh was one amongst several vast territories in western India which had been recently conquered from the Marathas and placed under the “Sole Commissioner for the Settlement of Territories Conquered from the Peishwa” (“Commissioner”). The Collector & Political Agent reported directly to the Commissioner and both officers became key interlocutors between the Company and various communities in this region. Despite the Company's longstanding but fraught relationship with law in Britain, this engagement rarely guided actions of its officials in India. My research furthers recent imperial history scholarship which seeks to understand law through practises and writings of officials on the ground. Focusing on judicial records of capital cases, the paper contends that the ambiguous legal environment of the Commissioner's territories was informed by both English law and perceived governmental practises of the Marathas. This paper situates Cheel Naik's execution as one amongst several carried out in the Commissioner's territories by a plurality of Company legal-- and often questionably legal—fora. While the Commissioner envisioned establishing a “government of order” for the territories under his charge, its precise nature was never clearly articulated. Despite the haziness surrounding this notion, studying the Company's structure, penological and disciplinary practises in the Commissioner's territories reveal some of the oddly specific elements of this iteration of order. This paper not only provides a window into the Company's internal dynamics and law's role in its institutional culture, but also provides insights into various communities which engaged--- albeit in diverse ways--- with the Company's legal system in early 19th century Maharashtra.

Meet Cam from Blackridge Harley Davidson in Cambridge ON! Hear some tips & tricks to getting your bike put away for the winter season as well as some things you might not have thought of! Laguna Seca performance bagger race, bike setup, Q&A, and secret tips are all part of this content filled episode... don't miss it and make sure to like, comment & SUBSCRIBE! DO YOU WANT TO COME PARTY WITH US? Here is where we will be in the coming months! (Due to COVID-19 we have postponed events until further notice). [Sign Up today by emailing us at thelifebehindbarspodcast@gmail.com ] Thank you for watching! Follow our Social: facebook.com/thelifebehindbarspodcast Instagram.com/thelifebehindbarspodcast Instagram.com/joehallofficial Instagram.com/chinchilllla Soundcloud.com/thelifebehindbarspodcast SPONSORS: @IllburyandGoose @CrookedClubhouse @MonsterEnergy @OriginalGarageMoto Catch us at YOUR LOCAL BIKE MEET! RATE AND REVIEW THE PODCAST AND FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM SO WE CAN SEND YOU A STICKER +EMAIL EMAIL - thelifebehindbarspodcast@gmail.com when completed!

Originally from Cambridge ON. Cabbie has been one of the most unique interviewers in the past decade. He got his start with the Score doing a sketch called Cabbie on the Street, since then he worked for TSN & now Bleacher Report. We discuss his unique style, the stress that comes with it and sitting down with some absolute legends (Jordan, Bryant, Tyson). Enjoy! All episodes can also be found at shaunnewmanpodcast.com New guests every Monday, Wednesday & 2nd Friday

This week the boys have a jammed packed show first we sit down to talk about their favourite special characters, then we have Ryan from Cambridge ON to talk about the wicked event series him and his "Council of Terrain" are running this year and then last but certainly not least we welcome Kat and Caleb back on for a CK Studios update. In the Shadow of Giants: Alpha Garmon IX April 6th in Cambridge, ON: https://www.facebook.com/events/381965092628009/ Warriors Weekend II - April 13-14th in Victoria, BC www.facebook.com/events/268704257104502/ Canadian Tabletop Championships 30K Event - May 3rd in Ottawa, ON www.ettg.ca/collections/canadia…mQCcW9bsqLeCBqEY7Q0 Canadian Tabletop Championships Titanicus Event - May 4th in Ottawa, ON www.ettg.ca/collections/canadia…8S-NvoHt3LtKV6Ja_-Y BOTGT's 74th Annual Deuce’s Gone Wild - June 8th-9th in Victoria, BC www.facebook.com/events/423902964806164/ CK Studios FB Page - Victoria 102 Class July 13th - 14th 2019 www.facebook.com/CKStudiosComePai…7112010210710665 Wargamer Camp: Sept 12-15th 2019 See you there! www.facebook.com/groups/802689253242521/ Heresy Weekender North: Sept 12-15th 2019 https://www.facebook.com/events/1035147263358905/ Boys of the Golden Throne FB Page: www.facebook.com/Boys-of-the-Gold…745144805786044/ Boys of the Golden Throne Instagram: www.instagram.com/botgt30k/

We're continuing to celebrate the season on Episode 415 of Folk Roots Radio with more thoughtful and insightful holiday music programming – featuring mostly new self-written songs, and if they’re not original compositions, well, let’s just say the artists concerned definitely take them off the beaten track. We also talk to Cambridge ON singer-songwriter Allison Lupton about her new Christmas single “The Eve of Christmas Day”, which was recorded with the fabulous English vocal trio The Young’uns, alongside music from The O'Pears, Faron Young, Eddie Cletro with The Frontiersmen, Jimmy Witherspoon, Hank Snow, Johnny Salad, Ian Foster & Nancy Hynes, Meghan Cary, Lennie Gallant, Bob MacLean, Naming The Twins, Randall Kromm, Delta Moon, Sarah Smith and Suzzy Roche with Family and Friends. So take off your Santa suit, put your feet up and enjoy some great music to celebrate the season! Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-415-allison-lupton-folk-roots-radio-for-the-holidays/

Acclaimed Cambridge ON singer-songwriter and vocalist Allison Lupton has just released a new single for Christmas, an original song entitled “The Eve of Christmas Day”. The new single was recorded at Canterbury Music Company in Toronto and also features BBC Radio 2 Folk Music award-winning trio The Young’uns (Sean Cooney, David Eagle, Michael Hughes) on backing vocals, New Hampshire guitar master Craig Werth, and a wonderful brass quintet arrangement by Tom Leighton. Allison Lupton will be releasing her fourth full length album “Words Of Love” in March 2019 with release shows planned for Hugh’s Room Live (March 30), Kingston (May 24), Almonte (May 25), Goderich (May 31) and Cambridge (June 1). Allison will be joined by Tony McManus, Shane Cook, Joe Phillips, Ivan Rosenberg, and Andrew Collins. We caught up with Allison at home in Cambridge ON to chat about the new single. Visit Allison Lupton online at allisonlupton.com. Music: Allison Lupton “Half My Heart” from “Half My Heart” (2014, Self) and “The Eve Of Christmas Day” (single) (2018, self).

In this episode of CanHammer, Chris is joined by Ron and Jon.  They discuss how they are feeling about the new edition and everything you need to know about the CanHammer Team Tournament 2015.  CHTT is an ETC style 4 man tourney in Cambridge ON, hosted by Forbes Games and Hobbies.                 Enjoy, Email: canhammer.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: @CanHammerChris Facebook: CanHammer Itunes: CanHammer