Podcasts about Clubroot

Clubroot has expanded its reach across the Prairies each year since it was first confirmed in a canola field in Alberta in 2003. Since then, the soil-borne disease has spread across the province and positive cases have popped up across parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. For Manitoba, what could have been a disaster of epic... Read More

Clubroot is a persistent, destructive, soil-borne disease of canola that lurks in soil waiting to be carried by equipment, boots, wheels, or even wind to a new field. First found in an Alberta canola field over 20 years ago, clubroot is now found in each of the Prairie Provinces and some of the northern American... Read More

Clubroot is a persistent, destructive, soil-borne disease of canola that lurks in soil waiting to be carried by equipment, boots, wheels, or even wind to a new field. First found in an Alberta canola field over 20 years ago, clubroot is now found in each of the Prairie Provinces and some of the northern American... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to Tuesday with Lyndsey on RealAg Radio. On today's show we will hear from: A clip from recent canola school on clubroot management with Manitoba Agriculture, David Kaminski; A spotlight interview with Ambrely Ralph, ADAMA Canada, on their new product launches; Charles-Antoine St. Jean, chair of the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to Tuesday with Lyndsey on RealAg Radio. On today's show we will hear from: A clip from recent canola school on clubroot management with Manitoba Agriculture, David Kaminski; A spotlight interview with Ambrely Ralph, ADAMA Canada, on their new product launches; Charles-Antoine St. Jean, chair of the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board... Read More

Welcome to the latest episode of The Canola PODcast, sponsored by InVigor® hybrid canola from BASF! In this episode, host Shaun Haney, founder of RealAgriculture, delves into the topic of clubroot with Russell Trischuk, Regional Technical Services Manager with BASF, and Leighton Blashko, a Senior Technichal Service Specialist and clubroot lead for BASF Canada. They... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by Peter Johnson to discuss a number of agronomic topics, including: Bent wheat in Alberta; Ontario harvest yields; and, Night time temperatures and development. We will also hear a spotlight interview with Tom Ernst with Corteva, about clubroot.... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by Peter Johnson to discuss a number of agronomic topics, including: Bent wheat in Alberta; Ontario harvest yields; and, Night time temperatures and development. We will also hear a spotlight interview with Tom Ernst with Corteva, about clubroot.... Read More

Welcome to the Canola PODcast, sponsored by InVigor® hybrid canola from BASF. In this episode, we delve into the topic of managing canola diseases, including clubroot, blackleg, and verticillium stripe. Joining us for this informative discussion are three Senior Technical Services Specialists with BASF: Allison Bishop, Leighton Blashko, and Jeanette Gaultier. In this episode, we... Read More

Edel Pérez-López is a clubroot researcher and assistant professor at Université Laval. He speaks with host Jay Whetter about the clubroot pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae and challenges it presents for canola plant resistance. Find more about the work at his website, edelabcriv.com. Here's a link to the journal article "The clubroot pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae: A profile update": https://bsppjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mpp.13283

NexusBioAg, a division of Univar Solutions, and MustGrow Biologics Corp. have reached an exclusive marketing and distribution agreement in the Canadian canola and pulse market for TerraMG, a mustard-derived soil biopesticide. Designed to combat clubroot and aphanomyces of canola and pea, respectively, the product is not yet registered with Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency. “Growers... Read More

Solénoïde (09.05.2022) - Le département météo du Solénopole annonce le passage d'un système dépressionnaire sur notre émission, un phénomène climatique inhabituel aux confluents des courants ambient, industriels et dubstep ! D'une durée de 55 minutes, ce phénomène singulier ne devrait toucher que l'Angleterre, la Bretagne, le Danemark, l'Islande, le Portugal, Berlin et Bruxelles.

On this Thursday, Farmer Rapid Fire edition of RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada, you’ll hear from: Sandi Brock of Hensall, Ont. Dwayne Leslie of Poplar Point, Man.; Jim Wickett of Rosetown, Sask.; Jeff Nonay of Sturgeon County, Alta.; and Derwyn Hammond joins the show for a Pioneer Seeds product spotlight. Thoughts... Read More

On this Thursday, Farmer Rapid Fire edition of RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada, you’ll hear from: Sandi Brock of Hensall, Ont. Dwayne Leslie of Poplar Point, Man.; Jim Wickett of Rosetown, Sask.; Jeff Nonay of Sturgeon County, Alta.; and Derwyn Hammond joins the show for a Pioneer Seeds product spotlight. Thoughts... Read More

Farm Credit Canada says, all things considered, 2020 was a pretty good year for Canadian agriculture and food exporters. Chief Economist J.P. Gervais will tell us how Canada's agriculture and food industry has shown resilience during the pandemic and has the potential to emerge from this even stronger. Canada had the highest year-over-year increase for agriculture commodity exports at 13.8 per cent. Even with challenges on the road ahead, Gervais says the sector is looking very strong. The canola crop is now in the bin; the Canola Council of Canada is taking the opportunity to remind producers about growing clubroot-resistant canola and the steps needed to keep disease spores from spreading. Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialist Autumn Barnes will talk about the newly created infographics for farmers to help them tackle clubroot and strategies for planning for next year's crop.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clubroot has been confirmed in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, and can cause yield losses between 30 and 100 per cent. Sanitation, crop rotation, using resistant cultivars, and managing susceptible weeds are all useful strategies in the clubroot toolbox to mitigate infection, but what other strategies are there, and how effective are they for controlling clubroot... Read More

Welcome to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio. On today’s show you’ll hear from: Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson brings us an update for Ontario; Robert Mullen brings us a Nutrien eKonomics product spotlight; Ken Currah, agronomist with BASF, has all the do’s and don’ts for soybean burn-down; and Keith Gabert, agronomist with Canola Council... Read More

Welcome to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio. On today’s show you’ll hear from: Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson brings us an update for Ontario; Robert Mullen brings us a Nutrien eKonomics product spotlight; Ken Currah, agronomist with BASF, has all the do’s and don’ts for soybean burn-down; and Keith Gabert, agronomist with Canola Council... Read More

Using clubroot resistant genetics and lengthening rotations are highly recommended practices for managing clubroot on the Prairies. But is there more farmers could do? “Ninety per cent of those clubroot spores can die with a two-year break, so one in three rotation, that’s really critical, if you have a shorter rotation than that, and you’re... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio. On today’s show you’ll hear: Craig Drury, soil management and soil biochemist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) at Harrow, Ont., on what happens when soybeans are too tight in the rotation; Dr. Alan Blaylock, senior agronomist with Nutrien, with an eKonomics product... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio. On today’s show you’ll hear: Craig Drury, soil management and soil biochemist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) at Harrow, Ont., on what happens when soybeans are too tight in the rotation; Dr. Alan Blaylock, senior agronomist with Nutrien, with an eKonomics product... Read More

Any time you’re growing canola, and any field you’re growing it in, clubroot should be on your mind. For Leighton Blashko, senior technical specialist at BASF Canada, the two most important things when it comes to this yield-robbing disease are sanitation and avoidance. In this Canola School episode, Blashko and field editor Kara Oosterhuis talk about... Read More

John Guelly, also known as “Mr. Clubroot” across the prairies, has dedicated the last six years of his time to the Alberta Canola Producers Commission (ACPC), and that time has now come to an end. The outgoing Region 5 director spent time on a variety of committees for ACPC, including chair of the research committee,... Read More

Lizzie & I bring 2020 to a close with some top party tunes! Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Running Fast by Stefano Torossi on Feelings (Carosello Records) 8′19″ Control by French II on Control (Intercept) 🆕 10′42″ Highway by John Beltran on Highway EP (Seventh Sign Recordings) 🆕 17′21″ Life's Alright by Jesse Bru on Life's Alright (Hapiness Therapy) 🆕 22′42″ Feel For You (feat. Bisi) - Ron Basejam Remix by Black Hawks of Panama; Bisi; Ron Basejam on Feel For You (feat. Bisi) (Future Disco) 🆕 26′53″ Rotting Hills by Avalon Emerson on Rotting Hills (AD 93) 🆕 38′00″ Afrofunktion by Dj Bemi on Afroteknicity 02 (N-Delta Sounds) 🆕 43′51″ Whisper by Zaliva-D on Cache 02 (SVBKVLT) 🆕 46′37″ Harmony by Clubroot on Clubroot - Surface Tension: III (LoDubs Music) 🆕 53′25″ Fantasy by Against All Logic on 2017 - 2019 (Other People) 58′11″ Odyssey by Yussef Davis on Welcome To The Hills (Cashmere Thoughts) 🆕 65′28″ The Creator Has a Master Plan by Dezron Douglas; Brandee Younger on Force Majeure (International Anthem) 🆕 68′09″ Incantation for the Death of Self by Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble on The Neptune Collection (Smithsonian Folkways Recordings) 72′34″ Bassmeant Blues at The Apocalypse by Lloyd Miller; Adam Michael Terry; Ian Camp on At the Ends of the World (Fountain AVM) 79′52″ Portrait of a Village by John Renbourn on Kpm 1000 Series: The Guitar of John Renbourn (KPM Music) 81′41″ Jandira by Luiz Henrique on Mestiço (Luiz Henrique) 87′37″ Viberian Waves - Pt. 1 & 2 by Jneiro Jarel; Capitol Peoples on Viberian Waves (Pt. 1 & 2) (Far Out Recordings) 🆕 96′28″ Cardboard Castle by Nana Adjoa on Big Dreaming Ants (Bloomer Records) 🆕 97′19″ Todo Parao by Conjunto Papa Upa on Todo Parao (Music With Soul) 105′08″ Sleep by Godspeed You! Black Emperor on Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven (kranky) Check out the full archives on the website.

Jamming in the garden with healthy, tasty, fruits and vegetables. In This Podcast: Berries and brassicas come from two different plant families, and like many plants, they have some unique environmental requirements. Jason Johns has experimented in the garden and written books that share his secrets on how to bring these health-bearing edible plants to the back yard. Listen in to learn about growing berries and brassicas, the surprising facts about soil management for growing berries, and how to avoid unexpected pests in the garden. Don't miss an episode!visit www.urbanfarm.org/podcast Jason is the author of Growing Brassicas and Berry Gardening, as well as many other gardening books hoping to inspire people to take up gardening themselves and successfully grow their own delicious fresh fruit and vegetables. Jason is passionate about gardening, having grown his own produce for over twenty years.  He started with a secondhand greenhouse and an 8' by 6' patch of his mother's garden, and since then has worked his way through various allotments and gardens, growing everything from radishes to carrots to giant pumpkins. Visit www.urbanfarm.org/johnsberries for the show notes on this episode, and access to our full podcast library! Jason Johns on Berries and Brassicas.

Cory Jacob, provincial specialist in oilseed crops for Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, talks with SaskCanola director Keith Fournier about crop rotation, especially as it relates to clubroot managment. Jay Whetter comes in at the end with a description of the six-ingredient clubroot management recipe. Read lots more on this topic at clubroot.ca.

Sanitation of field equipment and scouting gear is an important step to improve clubroot prevention and management. But people are less likely to do the job unless they have a written plan. Mike Harding, plant pathology research scientist with Alberta Agriculture and Food, Barb Ziesman, provincial plant disease specialist with Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, and Dan Orchard, agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada, explain the three levels of clean, and the situations for each.

As planting starts to get underway, canola producers are mindful of a growing disease in the prairies. We talk to a canola expert about what producers can do to mitigate the spread of clubroot here on Rural Roots Canada, where we get to the Stem and Meat of Production.

In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the commercials that are in frequent rotation during TSN's curling coverage. They talk about Clubroot, Arabica beans, Manitoba tourism, chairlifts, and what is going on with the trunk in the Scotties commercial. They also talk about some of this week's news about the world championships and qualifying for the 2022 Olympics.

In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the commercials that are in frequent rotation during TSN's curling coverage. They talk about Clubroot, Arabica beans, Manitoba tourism, chairlifts, and what is going on with the trunk in the Scotties commercial. They also talk about some of this week's news about the world championships and qualifying for the 2022 Olympics.

In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the commercials that are in frequent rotation during TSN's curling coverage. They talk about Clubroot, Arabica beans, Manitoba tourism, chairlifts, and what is going on with the trunk in the Scotties commercial. They also talk about some of this week's news about the world championships and qualifying for the 2022 Olympics.

When it comes to growing canola, clubroot is the disease that really can be detrimental to crop yield, and detrimental to future crops if not managed properly. In Alberta, oftentimes clubroot is thought of to be in the central part of the province, around Edmonton. But as time goes on, it’s slowly but surely spreading,... Read More

We hope you had a great social distancing weekend! On today’s Agronomic Monday RealAg Radio episode, you’ll hear: Top ag news of the day with RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney; A product spotlight with Dr. Cristie Preston of Nutrien, for an eKonomics segment; Leighton Blashko, agronomist with BASF on clubroot — THE disease that is... Read More

We hope you had a great social distancing weekend! On today’s Agronomic Monday RealAg Radio episode, you’ll hear: Top ag news of the day with RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney; A product spotlight with Dr. Cristie Preston of Nutrien, for an eKonomics segment; Leighton Blashko, agronomist with BASF on clubroot — THE disease that is... Read More

Ed White of the Western Producer offers highlights from this year’s Keystone Agricultural Producers meeting and talks with KAP president Bill Campbell about the lean times farmers are experiencing; Ed also interviews David Sullivan of Global Ag Risk Solutions about profitability on Canadian farms; Justine Cornelson and Dan Orchard, agronomists […]

Recorded at Ag Days in Brandon, Man.: Manitoba Co-operator editor Gord Gilmour talks with Farm Credit Canada chief agriculture economist Craig Klemmer about what to expect in 2020; Co-operator reporter Alexis Stockford discusses the looming challenge of clubroot and talks with Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister about the carbon tax on […]

Barb Glen of the Western Producer offers up a topic sure to send a chill down the spine of many farmers – agriculture after glyphosate, Jennifer Blair of the Alberta Farmer Express reports on how clubroot has continued to quietly march across that province, Glacier FarmMedia’s Ottawa correspondent David Fraser […]

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Alexis Kienlen of the Alberta Farmer Express reports on how some producers are using dogs to sniff out clubroot in canola fields, Glacier FarmMedia Ottawa correspondent David Fraser talks about conversations heard at a recent conference that challenged the definition of “sustainable,” reporter Allan Dawson with the Manitoba Co-operator reviews […]

On today's program we talked about out how scent detection dogs are being used to sniff out Clubroot.

Harvest has progressed in some areas but unfortunately for some, it came to a screeching halt with a blast of snow. RealAg Radio host, Shaun Haney hopes that if you were stuck from getting into the combine you at least got the chance to catch up with family and friends, rest, and then be ready... Read More

Training dogs to detect Clubroot in Canola.  We meet Adi, the Golden Doodle, and Josie, the German Shepherd, as well as their trainers Bill and Mario as they work to find clubroot in Alberta here on Rural Roots Canada, where we get to the Stem and Meat of Agriculture.

Dan Orchard, the Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialist and captain of the clubroot brain trust, goes over the canolawatch.org 'Clubroot True/False' quiz with host Jay Whetter. This is your chance to learn a tonne about clubroot management.

Scott Keller, a mixed grain farmer in New Norway, Alta., talks about his concern over the advancing spread of clubroot in canola crops and what producers can do to prevent the yield-robbing disease from extending its range, Allan Dawson with the Manitoba Co-operator reports on crop organization mergers and why Manitoba […]

John Guelly, Chair, Alberta Canola Producers Commission Board & Westlock farmer

Recorded live at Manitoba Ag Days in Brandon, reporter Lorraine Stevenson reports on what made it into the new ‘Canada’s Food Guide’ released earlier this week, Allan Dawson talks with John Guelly about how Manitoba producers can get ahead of clubroot in canola, Alexis Stockford reports on a provincial government […]

Solénoïde (07.01.2019) - 'Dub Translations' est une série d'émissions qui recense quelques unes des expressions les plus singulières de la 'dubosphère'. L'objectif est de vous offrir un périple sonore riche en rythmes syncopées et en ambiances enfumées. Dans ce 17e volet, vous pourrez constater l’élasticité redoutable du dub qui peut s’adapter à pratiquement tous les styles musicaux. Pouvant servir de matrice hypnotique comme de décorum ludique, le dub est un phénomène en infusion constante, un phénomène pernicieux qui possède un avantage singulier : celui de renouveler sans cesse la curiosité et l’envoûtement qu’il peut exercer sur nous !

Leeann Minogue, editor of Grainews, talks about clubroot and what’s being done to stop its global spread, Barb Glen with The Western Producer talks about a potential loss of access to an effective gopher poison, from the recent Ag in Motion show, Lisa Guenther of Country Guide talks with Vijay […]

Ian Affleck of CropLife Canada visits Between the Rows to talk about a court decision in the European Union on gene editing that could deny European farmers the latest in plant technologies, Dan Orchard with the Canola Council of Canada talks about what canola growers can learn from ‘all the clubroot minds’ from […]

Host Jay Whetter chats with Alberta farmer John Guelly about his experiences with clubroot. CCC agronomy specialist Dan Orchard joins in with lots of helpful management tips.

Rex Newkirk with the University of Saskatchewan talks about soil disease testing, Alberta farmer John Gilly stresses the importance of spreading the word about clubroot, Manitoba agriculture minister Ralph Eichler shares his thoughts on the effects of NAFTA uncertainty and Allan Preston and Wanda McFadyen of the Assiniboine River Basin […]

The Western Producer’s Jeremy Simes reports on the havoc wreaked in last week’s windstorms, Jennifer Blair of the Alberta Farmer Express has an update on how some counties in Alberta are forcing farmers with clubroot to follow one-in-four canola rotations, and Glacier FarmMedia’s Director of Weather & Market Information, Bruce Burnett […]

Dan Orchard and Clint Jurke with the Canola Council of Canada agronomy team join host Jay Whetter in a conversation about clubroot pathogens that overcome genetic resistance traits and how crop rotation is a big factor in effective management.

Clubroot testing being offered in Manitoba

Clubroot resistance is breaking down, in fields scattered throughout Alberta. Dan Orchard and Clint Jurke with the Canola Council of Canada discuss what these means for growers across Western Canada.

Canola Council agronomist Dan Orchard and central Alberta farmer Scott Keller join host Dean Thorpe in studio for a discussion on clubroot and an update on clubroot resistance. EDITORIAL NOTE: Clubroot is not really mutating (as stated in the introduction). The pathogen in a field, with high spore loads, will consist of many different pathotypes or stains. How many, we don't know. But it appears that there will be some pathotypes there that resistance does not work against. It is these pathotypes that will be able increase when resistant varieties are used.

Playlist: 01. Clubroot - Remember Me (Original Mix) 02. Clubroot - Restraint (Original Mix) 03. Clubroot - My Kingdom (Original Mix) 04. Clubroot - Deep In Thought (Original Mix) 05. Clubroot - Serendipity Dub (Original Mix) 06. Clubroot & Phaeleh - Unharmed (Original Mix) 07. Clubroot - Dulcet (Original Mix) 08. Clubroot - Sempiternal (Original Mix) 09. Clubroot - Waterways (Original Mix) 10. Clubroot - Faith In Her (Original Mix) 11. Clubroot - Closure (Original Mix) 12. Clubroot - Eastern Promise... (Original Mix) 13. Clubroot - Toe To Toe (Original Mix) 14. Clubroot - Inviolable (Original Mix) 15. Clubroot - Physicality (Original Mix) 16. Clubroot – Tempt Fate (Original Mix)

CCC agronomist Dan Orchard discusses fall soil sampling and clubroot planning for growers both in and out of heavily infested areas

Murray Hartman with an update on the different clubroot pathotype

Clint Jurke discusses the ramifications of a possible virulent clubroot pathotype and what that means for growers

Dan Orchard discusses how growers can manage clubroot depending on their risk

Murray Hartman discusses the spread of clubroot and how to manage it

Dan Orchard with an update on clubroot in Alberta

Clint Jurke has highlights from the International Clubroot Workshop

Clint Jurke discusses the new clubroot video

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Murray Hartman provides an update on clubroot in Alberta

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While we were out the radio played: Ryat debut for Brainfeeder, Shed stars as the Traveller, “New Year” by Beach House, Pye Corner Audio Transcription Services, The humble bones of Labyrinth Ear, Kelpe’s “Fuzzy Feeling,” new CFCF album, Clubroot names third album “Clubroot,” Jeff Mills is the Messenger, more in there, end of transmission. Playlist […]

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Murray Hartman discusses what growers should be doing

Panda launches the first installment of his new Lounge Mix Show on YouTube with special guest Hiatus. Hailing from Brixton, UK with an Iranian heritage, Hiatus' musical start began when he learnt to play the piano at the age of five. At university, Hiatus played keyboard in a band called Holy Smoke and then quickly moved on, getting into dance music and actually started to DJ drum and bass - another reason for having him on the show of course ;) Hiatus self-describes his music as a type of cinematic electronica. It has heavy ambient and chill out influences but luckily does not fall back in to the cliché sounds of lounge. In fact, most of his tracks have a rather deep melodramatic and dark atmosphere about them. Hiatus' work also has a distinct Middle Eastern tint to it and that's for a reason: he travels back to Iran every year to look for records to bring back and sample those in his music. Last year after hearing her sing in a live show, Hiatus started working with Shura, a singer from London, who he now delivered masterpieces with such as "Fortune's Fool" and "River", both featuring in this mix and coming out on October, 10th, 2011. They are now doing live performances together and working actively on new tracks. In this mix, Hiatus bring us 14 of his and latest tracks, remixes and exclusives in an almost 1 hour long mix. Leave your appreciation for him in the comments! Forthcoming from Hiatus are "Fortune's Fool" featuring Shura with a Clubroot remix and a Max Cooper remix of his track "Third". His Ghost Notes LP from 2010 is available now on iTunes: http://j.mp/9Ah6Tb. Tracks 2, 5, 12 and 14 are available as free downloads from http://www.soundcloud.com/hiatus. ★QUOTES★ "Love these tracks." Bonobo "Shura has a subtlety and peace that is absolutely magical." Jamie Woon "With their soulful melodies and dark, bassy ambience, Hiatus and Shura are as likely candidates as any to push the post-lounge genre onwards." PRS M Magazine "An unbroken wave of haunting electronica that allows you to forget -- albeit briefly -- that people like James Blunt actually walk the earth." The Stool Pigeon "Cinematic hypnotica that gives you prickles on your neck and shivers down your spine." Knowledge Magazine "Sleepy, downbeat mushroom-picking expeditions through verdant gardens of electronica." New-Noise.net TRACKLISTING01 - Hiatus & Shura - Fortune's Fool 02 - Hiatus - Shelter 03 - Hiatus - Save Yourself 04 - Hiatus - Nobody 05 - Hiatus - Contrail 06 - Hiatus & Shura - River 07 - Hiatus - Tombs 08 - Hiatus - Gentle Flame 09 - Hiatus - A Silver Exit 10 - Hiatus - Third 11 - Hiatus - Nightingale Force Winds 12 - Spokes - 3, 4, 5 (Hiatus Remix) 13 - Hiatus - This Means Something 14 - Hiatus & Shura - First

Panda launches the first installment of his new Lounge Mix Show on YouTube with special guest Hiatus. Hailing from Brixton, UK with an Iranian heritage, Hiatus' musical start began when he learnt to play the piano at the age of five. At university, Hiatus played keyboard in a band called Holy Smoke and then quickly moved on, getting into dance music and actually started to DJ drum and bass - another reason for having him on the show of course ;) Hiatus self-describes his music as a type of cinematic electronica. It has heavy ambient and chill out influences but luckily does not fall back in to the cliché sounds of lounge. In fact, most of his tracks have a rather deep melodramatic and dark atmosphere about them. Hiatus' work also has a distinct Middle Eastern tint to it and that's for a reason: he travels back to Iran every year to look for records to bring back and sample those in his music. Last year after hearing her sing in a live show, Hiatus started working with Shura, a singer from London, who he now delivered masterpieces with such as "Fortune's Fool" and "River", both featuring in this mix and coming out on October, 10th, 2011. They are now doing live performances together and working actively on new tracks. In this mix, Hiatus bring us 14 of his and latest tracks, remixes and exclusives in an almost 1 hour long mix. Leave your appreciation for him in the comments! Forthcoming from Hiatus are "Fortune's Fool" featuring Shura with a Clubroot remix and a Max Cooper remix of his track "Third". His Ghost Notes LP from 2010 is available now on iTunes: http://j.mp/9Ah6Tb. Tracks 2, 5, 12 and 14 are available as free downloads from http://www.soundcloud.com/hiatus. ★QUOTES★ "Love these tracks." Bonobo "Shura has a subtlety and peace that is absolutely magical." Jamie Woon "With their soulful melodies and dark, bassy ambience, Hiatus and Shura are as likely candidates as any to push the post-lounge genre onwards." PRS M Magazine "An unbroken wave of haunting electronica that allows you to forget -- albeit briefly -- that people like James Blunt actually walk the earth." The Stool Pigeon "Cinematic hypnotica that gives you prickles on your neck and shivers down your spine." Knowledge Magazine "Sleepy, downbeat mushroom-picking expeditions through verdant gardens of electronica." New-Noise.net TRACKLISTING01 - Hiatus & Shura - Fortune's Fool 02 - Hiatus - Shelter 03 - Hiatus - Save Yourself 04 - Hiatus - Nobody 05 - Hiatus - Contrail 06 - Hiatus & Shura - River 07 - Hiatus - Tombs 08 - Hiatus - Gentle Flame 09 - Hiatus - A Silver Exit 10 - Hiatus - Third 11 - Hiatus - Nightingale Force Winds 12 - Spokes - 3, 4, 5 (Hiatus Remix) 13 - Hiatus - This Means Something 14 - Hiatus & Shura - First

Feat: Jazzy Jazzy, Great Skies, Zoltan Solomon, Locked Groove, Kloke, Snoe, Clubroot, J-One, Parhelia, Stunna and Luthor

Feat: Roof Light, Ghostek, Core, Clubroot, Subreachers, Noise Motion, Isotroph, Actraiser and Nowan

Murray Hartman on the status of clubroot in Alberta.

Feat: Actraiser, Krts, Clubroot, Kuma, DFRNT, Paranoise, Radian, SGNL and Godfather Sage

14/10/10 LIVE RECORDING OF NAKEDBEATZ RADIO SHOW! LSDJ B2B PROBERT ELECTRONICA SESSION, FEATURING ARTISTS: ESKMO, JAMES BLAKE, CLUBROOT, BREAKAGE, JACK SPARROW KRYPTIC MINDS AND MANY MORE. LSDJ :D

Life is good on long weekends. We celebrated with two hours of 2010 releases. You’ll hear the avant-pop of the Radio Dept, Steve Mason, and Class Actress… the deep beats of Alex Smoke marlboro, Lusine, and Clubroot…the soul stylings of Pursuit Grooves and HouseShoes. Join in. No reason is a good one. Playlist Download 05/29/2010

Dr. Stephen Strelkov talks about the research initiatives that are underway.