Posted in April 17, 2013 ¬ 11:01 pmh.Programming
Starting at noon this Saturday, CiTR 101.9 FM and CJSF 90.1FM team up once again for an 8 hour live broadcast from 5 stores across Vancouver! The world will be saved by the formation of two-station hosting. Tune in to hear bands and DJ’s playing live at Beat Street, Neptoon, Red Cat, Vinyl and Zulu Records (sponsored [...]
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CiTR Updates, Community Supporters, Festivals and Events, Live Broadcasting, Music, Special Programming90.1FM, beat street records, CJSF, DJ Dule, DJ Rich A, Dubai, Evaporators, Franco Maravilla, Lizard People, Malcolm Jack, neptoon records, Nervous Talk, Omar Khan, Pizza Sub, Portage & Main, record store day, Record Store Day 2013, red cat records, Thee Goblins, vinyl records, zulu records
Posted in April 5, 2013 ¬ 9:45 amh.Programming
Friday, April 5, 2013 The AMS Block Party is today! The Block Party is an event by UBC students, for UBC students and the campus community as a celebration of a year completed and a summer soon to start. Six hours of music & revelry RAIN OR SHINE! CiTR is pleased to once again be part of [...]
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Discorder, Festivals and Events, Live Broadcasting, Music, News 101, Special Programmingams block party, Anxiojam, dillon francis, Discorder Radio, good for grapes, k'naan, M!G!H!, mord fustang, nardwuar, News 101, sounds of the city, stranded the australian canadian show, terry project podcast
Posted in March 14, 2013 ¬ 8:25 pmh.Programming
UBC Bike Raveeeeee! Friday March 15, at 7:30pm grab your bike and join the riders/ravers as they cycle around UBC’s beautiful campus in the twilight, stopping along the route for impromptu dance parties in a celebration of the on-campus cycling culture. The two hour ride is broadcast live on CiTR with an in-studio DJ playing [...]
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Posted in March 7, 2013 ¬ 8:02 pmh.Arts
Today we will be featuring all female identified programming, music, organizations and voices – no uterus required, just the need to shout “I am woman hear me roar!” And duh, men and women should be listening, loving the music and thinking about the ladies they love and what they can do for the feminist i.e. [...]
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Special Programming, The Arts ReportATIRA, Coop Radio, Daphne Chan, Discorder Magazine, Enterprising Women Making Art, EWMA, FWord, Girls Vinyl Club, Global Mothers, International Women's Day, Karan Lam, My Body is a Cage, News 101, RhythmsINdia, Sara Lapsley, Stereo Blues, Women in Film Fest, Young James
Posted in February 6, 2013 ¬ 1:32 pmh.Arts
Tonight we are very excited to have an interview and performance from Scruffmouth the Scribe and John Akpata, who will be at the 6th Pan African Slam this Friday, presented by the Black Dot Collective. Here’s a taste from an appearance on CFRO in 2008: Then Maegan reviews and interviews Ninja Pirate Theatre Kitty Kitty Kitty, [...]
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Special Programming, The Arts ReportBlack Dot Collective, Black History Month, Cam Mcleod, Garden Statuary, Hero Show, Kevin Lee, Kitty Kitty Kitty, Ninja Pirate Theatre, Pan African Slam, Scruffmouth, UBC Arts On Air
Posted in February 1, 2013 ¬ 1:55 pmh.Programming
UBC First Nations House of Learning Idle No More Teach-in Live on CiTR 101.9 FM Friday, February 1st, 2013 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM UBC First Nations Longhouse (Sty-Wet-Tan) 1985 West Mall The UBC First Nations House of Learning is hosting an Idle No More Teach-in on February 1st in Sty-Wet-Tan, the great hall of [...]
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CiTR Event, CiTR Updates, Community Supporters, Festivals and Events, Live Broadcasting, Special Programming, Student, ubcAssembly of First Nations, harper, Idle No More, Indigenous sovereignty, Inuit, Jessica Gordon, navigable waterways, Nina Wilson, Omnibus Bill C-45, revolution, Sheelah Mclean, Sne'waylh, Sylvia McAdam, treaty rights
Posted in January 29, 2013 ¬ 11:42 amh.Arts
For your weirdo convenience, we have put together the podcasts for 24 Hours of Radio Art on the 2013 Schedule. Thank you so much to all the programmers, organizations and artists who contributed! This day was organized by the Arts Dept – like the Arts Report on Facebook.
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Posted in January 21, 2013 ¬ 5:56 pmh.Programming
Want to know more!? A panel on Indigenous rights and self-determination, the legacy of struggle against colonialism, and the Idle No More movement, is taking place at the Vancouver Public Library on Tuesday, and CiTR plans to be there! ————————–—————– Tuesday Jan 22 at 5:30 pm Alice MacKay Room Vancouver Public Library (Georgia and Hamilton) [...]
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CiTR Updates, Community Supporters, Festivals and Events, Special Programming100.5 FM Vancouver, Assembly of First Nations, Coopradio.org, Harper government, Idle No More, Indigenous sovereignty, Inuit, Jessica Gordon, navigable waterways, Nina Wilson, Omnibus Bill C-45, revolution, Sheelah Mclean, Sne'waylh, Sylvia McAdam, treaty rights
Posted in January 17, 2013 ¬ 10:00 pmh.Arts
10 p.m. – 12 a.m. Bill Mullen presents: Randophonic live mix, incorporating excerpts from “Somewhere a voice is calling”, a multi-day stream from Anna Friz and Peter Courtemanche (aka The Absolute Value of Noise). “Somewhere a voice is calling” (2013) is a generative sound stream inspired by the history of Reginald Fessenden’s first broadcast of voice [...]
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Posted in January 17, 2013 ¬ 7:00 pmh.Arts
7 p.m. – 9 p.m. gak presents: In honour of the the one million and fiftieth birthday of Art, gak will offer up some noises from Fluxists who helped with the declaration of January 17th as the day, including a piece by the father of this day, Robert Filliou. There will be some vintage electronic pieces, [...]
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Special Programming, The Arts Report24 Hours of Radio Art, art's birthday, dupobs, Exploding Head Movies, Fluxist, gak, Mochizuki Bokusei, Patrik Sampler, robert filliou, Splattertron