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Four years after we featured their guest mix, one of the most played with over 40K plays, the beloved Italian duo Orion is back on our "Delayed with..." series. This time, they're sharing a live set recorded at this year's Paradise City festival. Saturday's program at the Sweet Spot stage included many of our friends who are usual suspects here at Delayed. It felt like a family gathering... in the rain. Rain can dramatically influence a party's vibe. It often disrupts, ends, or alters the atmosphere, but sometimes, it enhances the energy, creating a unique experience. Fortunately for Orion and everyone at the Sweet Spot stage that Saturday, the rain brought the latter effect. Orion and the crowd were in sync, embracing the "f*ck this rain" attitude. Orion's live set was groovy and deep yet uplifting and energetic. No artist wants rain during their performance, but in this case, it just worked. It was great. We're stoked to share this special live set with you. Welcome back, Orion. https://soundcloud.com/technosbnc https://www.instagram.com/orion_records/ https://soundcloud.com/paradise-city-festival https://paradisecity.be Follow us on social media: https://soundcloud.com/itsdelayed https://linktr.ee/delayed https://www.itsdelayed.com https://www.facebook.com/itsdelayed https://www.instagram.com/_____delayed https://www.youtube.com/@_____delayed

Friend of the show, Caleb Hawley opens the show with a real banger of a tune. Andy and Nick catch up on matters of the heart. Namely, that sweet, sweet love a person has for oneself: narcissism. Plus! What does Andy have to say about his Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds moment in Las Vegas at the Sphere. Does this guy love John Mayer, or what?! And on the Interview Hour we got Round 2 with Rolling Stone magazine verified STAR, Maggie Rose! Maggie is the best. What more do you need to know?! Listen in and find out why we all love her. And guess what... now you can see a cool dog by the name of Denzel should you choose to watch this episode *exclusively* on Volume.com... now in color!  Generally speaking, we are psyched to partner up with our buddies at Volume.com! Check out their roster of upcoming live events and on-demand shows to enrich that sweet life of yours. Call, leave a message, and tell us if you think one can get addicted to mushrooms: (720) 996-2403  Check out our new album!, L'Optimist on all platforms Follow us on Instagram @worldsavingpodcast For more information on Andy Frasco, the band and/or the blog, go to: AndyFrasco.com Check out our good friends that help us unwind and sleep easy while on the road and at home: dialedingummies.com Produced by Andy Frasco, Joe Angelhow, & Chris Lorentz Audio mix by Chris Lorentz Featuring: Arno Bakker Caleb Halwey

Rapper Rashid Kay speaks about music, the state of the hip-hop industry and the Back To The City Festival. The Rapper has collaborated with singer AB Crazy on a joint EP titled Brotherhood. Having established a strong camaraderie over the years, the talented pair are excited to present a collection of soulful hip-hop tracks they believe will resonate with listeners. Rashid Kay is celebrated as one of the driving forces behind the Back To The City Festival, the country's premier hip-hop showcase. TshisaLIVE

Today on AirTalk, Inglewood Unified to close schools. Also on the show, Urban Planner Max Podemski on the history and future of urban housing; listeners share how they feel about getting rid of landlines; how to tell if your loved one is depressed; and more. Inglewood Unified closes schools (00:17) 25 years of the Noir City Festival (25:01) The future of urban housing (34:18) Supreme Court hears arguments on abortion pill access (50:54) What does your landline mean to you? (1:00:16) How to support a loved one through depression (1:19:15)

Chris Porter returns to the show to talk about the upcoming "The Town And The CityFestival" which is happening on April 26/27 in downtown Lowell Massachusetts Music Muck And The Mires "This Time I know I'm Right" Theme song "So Pretty" by The Charms Produced and Hosted by Steev Riccardo

A Box Of Stars / Miracle Mile. An elderly widow makes a discovery in her basement on Christmas Eve. Written and directed by Sharon Yablon With Daniel Sullivan and Annabella Price  “Out of the Darkness” Music and lyrics by Janeen Rae Heller, copywrite 2023. Vocals, guitar, and saw performed by Janeen Rae Heller. Recorder and Slide Whistle composition by Daniel Oxenberg. Performed by Daniel Oxenberg. Additional music composed or arranged and performed by Wayne Peet. Recording Engineer, Mixing and Sound Design by Wayne Peet @ Newzone Studio. A Box Of Stars is part of A Garden of Terrible Blooms podcast of radio plays all set in Los Angeles, produced by A Story Followed You Here. All Rights Reserved. Photograph to go with the play on the website by Sharon Yablon. Please visit our website to learn more about the podcast and the artists featured in these radio plays, and to view the art by painter Cassie Taggart. A photograph goes with each play, all were taken around Los Angeles by various photographer friends of the podcast. www.terribleblooms.net This play was first performed in The Tales of the City Festival at The Lost Studio in 2014. Thank you so much for listening. If you enjoy the plays please consider subscribing and leaving a review.

The team visited a city festival to see if that was the format for us. Listen to hear what we thought - plus we caught some of our favourite artists on their autumn tours, and a bit of Glastonbury ticket fear.

On the Rhythm Changes Podcast, Róisín Adams talks about playing at Ironworks and at 8EAST as one-third of the group Beatings are in the Body, with Erika Angell on vocals and Peggy Lee on cello. Róisín is a composer, pianist, and improviser who also leads her own trio with James Meger on bass and Dan Gaucher on drums.Beatings are in the Body played shows on Vancouver Island around the time of this episode at the Vault in Nanaimo, at The Orange Light in Victoria, and the Woodstove Festival in Cumberland. Their performance at Ironworks took place as part of IronFest IV, presented by Coastal Jazz in association with Heart of the City Festival.Check out my review of Beatings are in the Body for Rhythm Changes.Note: Coastal Jazz invited me to host IronFest IV from the stage and thereby let me in for free; they did not have any part or influence in the making of this podcast episode. Also, I finished writing the album review before I received that invitation.

Hey y'all!So we've met some Moos, found a festival, Jaz'Zara qualified for an archery tournament, Val ended up with a date and performed a magic show, and Asha won a river race and showed everyone what an unrestrained Dhamphir from the house of Kell can really do. And she, was, AMAZING! Y'all,..unless you want a jetfire in your face, do not compete with Asha.You'll just have to listen to find out how it happens, and how it ends!

Adam Sandler is coming to Iowa this fall plus the Stone City Festival returns!

This weekend festival goers will be treated to all types of music including but not limited to hip-hop, indie rock, folk, and bluegrass in mostly small venues that also happen to be small businesses. WBZ's Drew Moholland reports.

Tonic Immobility from Old Possum Brewing Matt Wilson from the Santa Rosa Beer City Festival is here, so is Sandro Tamburin from Old Possum Brewing, to join Harry Duke and Herlinda Heras on Brew Ha Ha. This year's Beer City Festival is on Saturday February 25, in Courthouse Square in Santa Rosa, from 11am to 4pm. Local brewers will be there, such as Russian River, Bear Republic, Hen House, Lagunitas, Old Possum and Third Street Aleworks. Brews News There is big news in the beer business this week, since Bear Republic has sold most of its assets and brands to Drake's Brewery, which is based in San Leandro. Peter Lopez, founder of Norcal Beer Geeks, calls in to talk about the deal. Peter is also proprietor of Juncture Taproom in Santa Rosa. Racer 5 was the first IPA he ever tasted and he respects how Richard Norgrove led the charge to make northern California the hop capital of the world. “Now I know we have found a great partner,” says Richard Norgrove. “The merger with Drake's can be a win-win, for sure,” says Peter. Beer City Festival The Beer City Festival has running events in the morning, before the beer events later on. There are three races, a half marathon, a 10K and a 5K. The beer event is from noon to 4pm, but the races start at 8 am. There is a VIP tasting from 11 to noon. Tickets are available online, $60 for Beer City admission and $20 for designated drivers who aren't partaking. There are separate entry fees for the races, see the Run Beer City website, here. There are games, performers, food and music, and it is pet and kid friendly. Old Possum will be there with its flagship Garibaldi IPA. Russian River Brewing Co. is open in Santa Rosa on 4th St. and at their big Windsor location. Click the logo to visit their website for up-to-date hours, menus, beers and more info. Tonic Immobility is the new Old Possum beer, being released on Friday. Tonic immobility is the scientific name of how the Possums pretend to be dead. It is 10.2% alcohol by volume, which is very high. Sandro is experimenting with a new hop called Pink, from Idaho. Stay tuned. Visit our sponsor Victory House at Poppy Bank Epicenter online, for their latest viewing and menu options. Herlinda asks Matt about Ghost Town Brewing, which has won some big awards recently, and will be at the Beer City festival in Santa Rosa. There are circus performers in the crowd, and there will be bands playing music, to create atmosphere. The event is in a public area and it's open to the public, and so are the food trucks. Only the tasting is ticketed. It's also a good day to follow the beer trail.

Patrick Keating is the creative force behind Inside/Out: A Prison Memoir, a theatrical performance film in which Patrick shares his real-life story of years spent in and out of Canada's penitentiary system. Patrick is an actor and storyteller who has performed in more than 40 stage productions and close to 60 television and film productions, including Virgin River, The Flash, Resident Alien, and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Inside/Out: A Prison Memoir was created for a Virtual Screening Tour of prisons and correctional facilities across Canada in 2021. It also screened at the Edinburgh Fringe and Adelaide Fringe Festivals, and was awarded Best Inspirational Film by the Washington Film Awards in 2022. And this month, it will screen in Vancouver at the Heart of the City Festival. As Patrick says in his remarkable film, “Not a day goes by when that shit doesn't bounce back at me: the sights, the sounds, the smells, the faces. Ghosts: it's all there, all wired in.” Patrick speaks with Sabrina Rani Furminger about those ghosts, how his time on the inside impacts his life on the outside, and why it's important for Canadians to talk about the prison system. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

In this episode, Dylan Saraiva and Brandon Carr recap the Whaling City festival show presented by Showcase Pro Wrestling! TJ IN THE MAIN EVENT OF THE SHOW BRINGS A VERY SPECIAL GUEST AND NEWS THAT WILL SHAKE CTW FOREVER!! Special Guests: “The Educator” Christopher Spratt | Senior Referee Frank Rocha | “The Great Warrior Wolf” Nakoma Tala | Showcase Pro Wrestling Producer Jay Hollywood | “The Notorious” Rambo l Who won each match on the card? Were there any new champions crowned? Why did the current CTW interstate champion Rambo Godfrey have the best all-around performance at the event? All of this and more discussed in this Whaling City Festival edition of CTW! Looking to “Party like a Champion” at your next party? Look no further than Party Belts! Party Belts has you covered with their wide selection of championship belts to make you the reigning champion at any party you step into. Go check them out by heading on over to partybelts.com and use code CHEAP15 for 15% off store wide! YEETZ.com is the newest sunglasses on the market and for CTW fans you can start saving on these savage sunglasses!! Use Cheap10 at checkout for 10% off your next purchase!! Great News CTW is working with Seat Geek and is giving you $20off towards your next ticket purchase - Use Code Cheapwrestling and get $20off!! Love the game of Cornhole and want to take it to the next level? Check out Wicked Cornhole right now and up your corn hole game. Check them out at Wickedcornhole.com and use Cheap10 at checkout for 10% off your next purchase!! Longplex in Tiverton RI!! It is the Sport Complex you wish you had growing up. Full Gym, New Sports Leagues Every Week, FULL BAR, Amazing Food, Game Room, Dance Studio, AND MORE! Visit Longplex on 300 Industrial Way or visit Longplex.com !! Upstate Wrestling Entertainment is fresh onto the wrestling scene and they are opening a brand new facility located in Oneida, NY located at 1121 Glenwood Ave on RT 46 Want to live your dream to be a Pro Wrestler head over to Showcase Pro Wrestling Training Center. 126 Main Street in Woonsocket, Ri and start living your dream Check them out at Showcaseprowrestling.com for more information or follow them on all social media @Spwrestling! Did you know that there's an easier way to get someone's business card? Linq makes it much easier. Just with a tap on the app, you can easily exchange business cards Use Code CHEAP15 and You get 15% off on any purchase. Step into the future of business cards, with Linq!! Finally brought to you by New Age Wrestling. USE THE LINK AND FOLLOW https://www.facebook.com/naw2020/. Check them out for their upcoming shows and events. If you are looking to start your wrestling career check them out for training!!

Comedian Sofie Hagen joins us this week! We talk about smørrebrød toppings, the evolution of stand up and the excitement of performing in Denmark again after 3 years! We also talk about the end of dairy and Danish diplomatic departures. And we annouce the winner of our To Øl City Festival competition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian Sofie Hagen joins us this week! We talk about smørrebrød toppings, the evolution of stand up and the excitement of performing in Denmark again after 3 years! We also talk about the end of dairy and Danish diplomatic departures. And we annouce the winner of our To Øl City Festival competition. To find links to any of these or to listen to previous episodes go to our FaceBook page.  https://www.facebook.com/copingincopenhagenpodcast/

Comedian Sofie Hagen joins us this week! We talk about smørrebrød toppings, the evolution of stand up and the excitement of performing in Denmark again after 3 years! We also talk about the end of dairy and Danish diplomatic departures. And we annouce the winner of our To Øl City Festival competition.

Marketing Manager Sean Fay tells the story of Sound City festival and the hard work that goes on behind the scenes, deciding acts and choosing venues. Something a little different to our normal podcast, we hope you enjoy it.

What do you get when two redheads record a podcast?  The story of a rocker's journey from individual artist to record label founder. (If you were expecting a rude joke we suggest you gingerly walk away)  Justine Coveault shares how her epic experiences as a musician helped her finally discover a creative environment where she heard, “Yes,” instead of “No.” Her story is about the power of collaboration, women making their own way by “banding,” together and not waiting for permission to make art.  This episode is for the creators just dying to create. Don't wait, find community and create.  #create art #redonredrecords #thedayliliesband #redheadsunite   Guest Info:  Justine Covalt is the founder of “Red on Red Records,” an Indie Rock Record Label out of Boston. She plays in, “Justine and The Unclean,” and “Justine's Black Threads.”  ROR hosts podcast husband Adam Goodwin's band The Daylilies. The Daylilies' new album is set to release June 2022.    Justine Covalt's Label Red on Red Records: Red on Red Records The Daylilies (Podcast husband Adam Goodwin's Band):The Daylilies Town and City Festival:  Schedule — The Town and The City Festival

The Pulse talks with Kelsey Timler, a Ph.D. candidate at UBC, and a facilitator at Megaphone Magazine's writer's workshop. A workshop that produced the stories used in Incarcerated: Truth in the Shadows, a shadow play recently featured at the Heart of the City Festival and now archived on the festival's website, heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse talks with Kelsey Timler, a Ph.D. candidate at UBC, and a facilitator at Megaphone Magazine's writer's workshop. A workshop that produced the stories used in Incarcerated: Truth in the Shadows, a shadow play recently featured at the Heart of the City Festival and now archived on the festival's website, heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse talks to journalist Travis Lupick about his presentation, "Fighting for Space," stories from his 2018 book of the same name. Lupick traces the story of the activists and drug users who fought for the first safe injection site in North America. He also brings the overdose crisis up to date in our new COVID-19 era. heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse interviews David Mendes, Artistic Producer of Illicit Productions, about "Incarcerated: Truth in Shadows," three stories about Canada's carceral system. heartofthecityfestival.com

Today on The Pulse, Travis Lupick and David Mendes about their respective shows at The Hear of the City Festival.

The Pulse talks to Nadine Spence, one of the creators of the three-year project, 'Honouring Our Grandmothers Healing Journey.' This weekend, The Heart of the City Festival will present three days of ceremonies, stories, and teachings in Oppenheimer Park. Nadine Spence discusses the project and this weekend's event.

The Pulse talks with Nadine Spence, one of the creators of the three-year project, 'Honouring Our Grandmothers Healing Journey.' This weekend, The Heart of the City Festival will present three days of ceremonies, stories, and teachings in Oppenheimer Park. Nadine Spence discusses the project and this weekend's event.

The Pulse talks with longtime activist and documentarian, Sid Chow Tan, about his work in the Downtown Eastside as well as his presentation at this year's Heart of the City Festival, My Art is Activism, showing on Tuesday afternoon, November 2. heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse talks with longtime activist and documentarian, Sid Chow Tan, about his work in the Downtown Eastside as well as his presentation at this year's Heart of the City Festival, My Art is Activism, showing on Tuesday afternoon, November 2. heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse talks to Marisa Emma Smith, Artistic Producer with Alley Theatre, about their production of #whatnow, which will have nine performances at this year's Heart of the City Festival.heartofthecityfestival.com

The Pulse talks to Marisa Emma Smith, Artistic Producer with Alley Theatre, about their production of #whatnow, which will have nine performances at this year's Heart of the City Festival.heartofthecityfestival.com

Terry Hunter, co-founder and artistic director of the Heart Of The City Festival

Jessy joins the 'cast once again to give our review of the local Tour de Corgi, a gathering in our town of hundreds of corgis and their owners. Games this week: "Are You a Genius Genius?" and "This Is Not a City Festival"

Terry Hunter, artistic producer

This week we have an interview with Chris Porter, who started his music career in college radio at WJUL, has managed artists, run a record label, booked clubs, and has put together massively successful festivals, including the Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle and "The Town And The City Festival" in his hometown of Lowell MA! Chris has pretty much done it all in his 30+ year music career, and oh did we mention he loves Hockey and is a fun interviewee....also new music by Lee Harrington & Lynda Mandoyln and Mr. Airplane Man! Music The Charms "So Pretty" (theme song) Lee Harrington & Lynda Mandolyn "Real Love" Mr. Airplane Man "Moment" Recorded by Mike Nashawaty on June 26, 2021 at Voice Motel, Somerville MA support the podcast: patreon.com/twistedrico --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

Was haben Gary Holt (Exodus, ex-Slayer) und Zacke gemein? Wir erfahren es hier früher, als es dem Chefredakteur lieb ist – während Kessler beim Trinkspiel in Führung geht. Nicht die einzige Überraschung der 16. Episode des METAL HAMMER Podcast, denn auch das häufigste von Metallica in Songtexten verwendete Wort ist weder „Yeah“ noch „Master“. Kann das mit rechten Dingen zugehen? Und wir decken weiter Geheimnisse auf: Im Exklusiv-Interview mit Veranstalter Thomas Jensen erfahrt ihr bei uns zuerst, welche Pläne es für das Bullhead City Festival 2021 gibt, wie es mit dem Wacken Open Air weiter geht, und wie die Festival-Macher durch die Pandemie gekommen sind. Diese neuen Metal-Alben nimmt sich das Podcast-Duo zur Brust: Amenra DE DOORN, Beartooth BELOW, Buckcherry HELLBOUND, Fractal Universe THE IMPASSABLE HORIZON, Hiraes SOLITARY, Light The Torch YOU WILL BE THE DEATH OF ME, Pestilence EXITIVM, Suidakra WOLFBITE, Skyeye SOLDIERS OF LIGHT, Die Apokalyptischen Reiter THE DIVINE HORSEMEN, At The Gates THE NIGHTMARE OF BEING und Lord Of The Lost JUDAS.

This week we have Mo City's own Kayo Da Konspiracy. We speak with him about his upcoming festival, The Mo' City Festival and why it is so important to him to bring something like it to the city. We also talk about the creation of his label, why he wanted a mascot, growing up in Mo City, and more.

Busco for Brekky talks to the Mayor of Balcktown City Tony Bleasdale about the upcoming Blacktown City Festival. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A three day virtual event is underway this week to promote learning through community based initiatives across Dublin. The Dublin Learning City Festival targets socially disadvantaged learners to encourage and support them to take up learning opportunities at all stages of their lives. Annmarie McDonagh joins Ray to tell us more.

Russell Wallace is a traditional Líl'wat singer, composer, and producer from Mount Currie. He has been singing and making music his whole life. He talks with host Am Johal about his musical roots — singing traditional songs for his community and beyond, alongside his mother and siblings, as the performance group Tzo’Kam. They discuss Tzo’Kam’s longstanding collaborative relationship with the Japanese drumming group, Sawagi Taiko, as well as Russell’s own endeavours as a composer and producer for film, television, and theatre. He has contributed to productions such as, 1491: The Untold History of the Americas Before Columbus, The Road Forward, Monkey Beach, and more. Russell also speaks to the public singing and drumming workshops he instructs at SFU, which have been put on hold during the pandemic. Resources: — Unceded Tongues album by Russell Wallace: https://russellwallace.bandcamp.com/album/unceded-tongues — “Grandmother Song” by Tzo’Kam: https://youtu.be/ZH8VK-EBChk — Sawagi Taiko: http://sawagitaiko.com/ — Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival: http://www.heartofthecityfestival.com/ — Monkey Beach: https://monkeybeachmovie.com/ — The Road Forward: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rkCmDkYjwE — 1491: The Untold History of the Americas Before Columbus: https://www.aptn.ca/1491/

Dalannah Gail Bowen reflects on a lifetime of making music and convening community in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. A passionate singer, community arts administrator, and activist, Dalannah shares her philosophy of walking compassionately through the world and how she aims to make space for — and remove barriers to — finding connection through art making. She and Am Johal discuss her work in community arts, her career as a musician, and how she interprets our political moment during the COVID-19 pandemic as a widespread awakening to social inequities. Dalannah gifts us with a song to close the episode. Resources: — Downtown Eastside Centre for the Arts: https://www.dtescentreforthearts.com/ — Videos of Dalannah Gail Bowen in concert: http://www.dalannah.com/music/videos.html — Heart of the City Festival 2020: An Evening with Dalannah Gail Bowen: https://vimeo.com/473661581 — Germaine Tremmel on the Rise of Women Warriors at Standing Rock: https://www.sfu.ca/sfuwoodwards/community-engagement/blog/2017/germaine-tremmel-on-the-rise-of-women-warriors-at-standing-rock/ — The Issue of Mr. O’Dell: https://vimeo.com/251717171

Along with a special, Remembrance Day reciting of "In Flanders Fields," today Mei Xi talks to Savannah Walling about the 17th annual Heart of the City Festival wraps up after 100 events over two weeks.

Today, Mei Xi talks to Savannah Walling about the 17th annual Heart of the City Festival wraps up after 100 events over two weeks.

Terry Hunter, Heart of the City Festival

Terry Hunter, Artistic Producer of the Heart of the City Festival

We started off today's show with an interview Serra did with Megan Majewski about her upcoming exhibition "Fire Followers" at the UBC Beaty Biodiversity museum and her artist participation in the Annual Eastside Culture Crawl. After this interview, we had a bunch of reviews! First up was Eva's review of Heart of the City Festival, she even gave some of her picks of upcoming events in the festival you can check out! Right after was Serra's review of Studio 58's Risky Nights-Fort, specifically the two rooms The Shame Spiral and Political Party. We continued our show with Niko's review of Vancouver Opera's La Voix Humaine. Finally, we finished off with a review that Serra did of The Arts Club Theatre Company's Buffoon. Time Stamps:Interview with Megan Majewski 2.40Review of Heart of the City Festival 16.20Review of Studio 58 Risky Nights 29.40Review of La Voix Humaine 42.15Review of Buffoon 52.50

Continuing our week of special coverage, today David talks to veteran documentary filmmaker & community TV producer Sid Chow Tan (@SidChowTan) talks about his Heart of the City Fest (@VMT_HOTCF) virtual event 'My Art is Activism' (Tuesday 3pm: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/124494541525)

Kat Norris, elder-in-residence of the Heart of the City Festival, speaksabout the importance of the even to the Downtown Eastside, which runsuntil next Sunday at heartofthecityfestival.com

Kat Norris, elder-in-residence of the Heart of the City Festival, speaksabout the importance of the even to the Downtown Eastside, which runsuntil next Sunday at heartofthecityfestival.com

Heart of the City Festival presents Literally Virtually Live: Red Jam Slam, an Indigenous music showcase hosted by the Legend of Radio Gunargie O'Sullivan at the Red Gate. Featuring performances by M'Girls, Norine Braun and Alice Fraser, Mz. Shellz and Heyoka, and Sandy Scofield.

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In 1997, an Indigenous mother living in Vancouver walked from Prince Rupert to Vancouver to give voice to First Nations children and other marginalized. Now an actor, she has created a powerful one-woman play telling a powerful story of transformation and hope. We speak with Taninli Wright following the premiere of her play Sis Ne’ Bi-yiz: Mother Bear Speaks at the Heart of the City Festival in November.

In 1997, an Indigenous mother living in Vancouver walked from Prince Rupert to Vancouver to give voice to First Nations children and other marginalized. Now an actor, she has created a powerful one-woman play telling a powerful story of transformation and hope. We speak with Taninli Wright following the premiere of her play Sis Ne’ Bi-yiz: Mother Bear Speaks at the Heart of the City Festival in November.

Music from Cujo, The Hats, Bossnova, Bearmonster, John Powhida International Airport and gests, Chris Porter of The Town and the City Festival, Chuck Clough of Above the Basement podcast, live performance from Corner Soul. Live Engineer: Joel Simches | bostonemissions.com/playlist10919

-New York: Introducing Falun Dafa at Columbia University Student Organizations Fair -Falun Gong Parade in London Receives Heartfelt Support -Belgium, Germany and Portugal: Falun Gong Practitioners Participate in Local Community Events and Call for an End to the Persecution -Two Falun Gong Practitioners Have Their Fingerprints Taken and Blood Drawn Against Their Will -Practitioner in the Netherlands: Everyone Can Benefit from Falun Dafa -Sweden: Many Learn about Falun Gong During Linköping City Festival

The Idiots have haphazardly made their way to the festival as instructed by Gaxius and now must locate a mysterious Mystrian priest and locate the Black Widow of Bashaba. What shenanigans can this group possibly get into at the nations largest music festival? Just stay tuned...

Luke Del Tredici, whose credits include "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "30 Rock," "Bored to Death," and "Life & Times of Tim," talks to Sean Tuohy about writing his first feature film "Arizona." Also, Caitlin Malcuit discusses The Town and the City Festival, and Dave Pezza stops by to promote the return of NovelClass Season 2.  To learn more about Luke Del Tredici, follow him on Twitter @ldeltredici. Also watch the trailer for "Arizona." Today's episode is sponsored by Libro.fm, OneRoom, NovelClass, and Film Freaks Forever!

Chatting to Pat about Al Pacino and his West End hairdresser, her trip to Ireland, the European Championship 2018 and the Merchant City Festival. Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 32 Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End The Berlin / Glasgow 2018 European Championships Twitter: @glasgowswestend Music by Jim Byrne

Live show special! Ed, Del and Producer Al are joined by Under The Pendulum Sun author, Jeannette Ng, Clark Award winning author Adrian Tchaikovsky and Unsung Stories publisher George Sandison. They discuss the latest book news in front of a live audience. All recordings are issued under official license from Fab Radio International. The Bookworm is a Truly Outrageous Production.

Raw Speakhers, a women's hip-hop freestyle collective, who are performing as part of the Heart of the City Festival, join hosts RC Weslowski and Pamela Bentley, to share their voices, rhymes and rhythms, and talk about their process, experiences and the forming of the collective.

In this week’s Best Possible Taste Sharon Noonan travels to co Kerry to visit the Dingle Distillery for a tour and to meet guide Joe Joyce. Dee Laffan, Chair of Slow Food Dublin, has details about the exciting programme for the Slow in the City Festival taking place in Dublin on Sunday 29 October. Clair Kelly from the Busy Botanist talks about the success of Tum Ease Tea at this year’s Listowel Food Fair Best Emerging Artisan Product competition. The Best Possible Taste is sponsored by TheTaste.ie , voted Ireland’s best on line digital food and drink magazine.

Institute of Historical Research Idealising the Early Modern City: Festival Design in Theory and Practise in Late Seventeenth-Century London and Paris Elaine Tierney (V&A) Metropolitan History seminar series

More of us now live in cities than ever before, and the spaces we live in are increasingly governed by agendas of safety and security. Arguing against safety may seem counter-intuitive. However, a culture of safety brings limitations and fears that have the capacity to turn us into passive spectators in our own lives, especially in cities where high land values create dense areas of exclusion. Yet there is always a city within the city to explore. Underground and in the sky, the secret arteries of infrastructure and the forbidden heights of buildings are open to urban explorers who want to reclaim lost history and their right to roam the urban wilds. Bradley Garrett argues that rather than accepting the pre-packaged, safe, passively consumed entertainment on offer, we must make our own adventures by embracing the unsafe city as our playground.Bradley Garrett is an American researcher, explorer and social/cultural geographer at the University of Oxford. He is the author of Explore Everything: Place-hacking the city, an ethnographic account of the activities of urban exploration group London Consolidation Crew (LCC).

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Episode #8 of Real Fresh TV's 3 Minute Gig comes to you live and direct from the In The City 2006 festival. In The City is Europe's biggest city-based music festival and is responsible for launching the careers of Oasis, Radiohead, Suede, Elastica, Coldplay, The Darkness, Doves, Foo Fighters, Elbow and many more.Check out the four fantastic bands that played the first of our two showcases at In The City: melodic indie 5 piece Tripwire, LA's finest punk goths, The Human Value, local lads Onions and eclectic singer songwriter, This is Chichi.For the full half hour gig experience, watch our broadband TV channel at www.realfresh.tv!

Welcome to the second of Real Fresh TV's showcases at In The City 2006.Episode #9 of the 3 Minute Gig features four of the best emerging talent of the festival.There's the exquisite folk of John Smith, the funky jazz folk of Rachael Kichenside, some outstanding stadium-ready rock from Otra Mano and the shoe gazer anthems of Palo Alto.For the full half hour gig experience, watch our broadband TV channel at www.realfresh.tv!