!earshot 20
Counting down the Top 20 albums from the national Top 50 chart found on www.earshot-online.com for the week ending May 5, 2020; this week compiled by 22 campus/community radio stations across Canada. Hosted by Erin Bond.
Programs & Archives – Eclectic
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!earshot Daily
An eclectic mix of new Canadian music, hosted every day by a different host from throughout the National Campus/Community Radio Association’s wide reach.
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Adult Kindergarten
A noisy, psychedelic, dreamy, and spacey mind journey that explores D.I.Y. music from genres as diverse as electronica to noise rock.
It is the aural equivalent of finger painting, playing in the sandbox, and gathering for story time.
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Deep Threes
Deep Threes is the weekly radio show that brings you eclectic instrumental soundscapes that fuse jazz, electronica, soundtracks, modern classical, experimental music, and more into extended mixes. “Deep” is a nod to the deep tracks of heard on freeform radio. “Threes” refers to the MP3s that fill up our hard drives and computing clouds.
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Frañol
Retrouvez à chaque semaine vos deux heures entières consacrées à la musique latine. Un savoureux mélange de chansons en français et en espagnol!
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Indigenous in Music
Indigenous in Music a not-for-profit section 501c(3) in the state of Florida. Join Larry every week as he brings you live interviews and a mix of new music from our Indigenous musicians from around the Western Hemisphere, a variety of rock, pop, country, flute, salsa, classical, house and electronica. Indigenous in Music is Distributed on Native Voice One, the Native America Indian Radio Network, PRX the Public Radio Exchange and Pacifica Audio Port. A big Pini-Gigi (Thank you) to “SAY Magazine” a international Indigenous magazine for giving Indigenous in Music a mention and for featuring all of our musical guest’s.
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Let’s Play DJ!
It’s like playing DJ in your car, but on the radio instead. Each week, a new guest from Winnipeg’s music community joins host Jacob Brodovsky to talk about, and listen to their favourite songs.
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Manitoba Moon
This is a music based show highlighting an eclectic mix of genres from my extensive collection. I intend to keep things weird, wild and science fictitious traversing topics including but not limited to space travel, monsters and mayhem, and space invasion. The flow will have lycanthropic changes enticing you to stay tuned through the wee hours.
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Rainbow Country
Mark Tara is your guide through RAINBOW COUNTRY, a show that offers a blend of music & interviews giving voice to the LGBT community
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Sounds Like Music
Sounds Like Music is your source for good music and bad jokes. Playing songs from Winnipeg, Canada, and the rest of the World, Sounds Like Music will have you singing along to great tunes and laughing (or groaning) at bad jokes!
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Starroad Junction
Prog, art rock, fusion, and a bit of in-between. Take the star road from Earth, turn left at Luna, right at Jupiter. I’ll see you at the Junction.
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Sunnyroad
From a dimly lit juke joint to a country field and everything in between — meet me on the Sunnyroad. An eclectic melange of roots, folk, indie and the undefinable. Think locally is a motto! Sometimes there will be a special guest sharing and discussing their dreams, delights and musical loves. Listen and be pleasantly surprised.
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Tape Jam
Cassette tapes only! From garage rock, punk, psychedelic, and everything rock n roll, tune in every Wednesday night to hear Mark play his favourites from his tape collection. Local bands, new releases, rarities, and classics are featured. Listen back every week to hear something new!
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The C.A.R.P
every sunday evening your host, chris friesen, plays lounge music for a beach party in hades, the lounge is located beside a broken elevator that is blasting out ‘elevator music’ through a shattered transistor radio speaker that really shouldn’t work at all but somehow still does. a different version of Duke Ellington’s CARAVAN every week.
Intermittent tweeting via that twitter thing available to be followed at http://twitter.com/theckuwcarp
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The Electric Chair
An eclectic and sometimes jolting musical journey from Sinatra to Ska and all points in between, hosted by Nicole.
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The How Do You Do Revue
Headquartered in Churchill, Manitoba. Like the slow train north, The How Do You Do Revue connects music & friends from Winnipeg to the Hudson Bay coast. We feature dispatches from folks across the province and the country. And just like that train, no two trips are the same!
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The Wonderful & Frightening World of Patrick Michalishyn
Turn on, tune in, and take a break from normality. Visit a place where free-form freakouts mingle with meditative moogs, silver screen scores sidle up to radiophonic excursions, and forgotten outsiders play nice around the deep cuts and obcuriousities.
Every week, I’ll make a pastiche-playlist live n’ on the fly for you, listener, that’ll run the range of known sound (and then some!!).
I might even welcome a guest into my world from time to time…Always different, always the same. See you next Thursday!
Oh, and there’s compulsory Can.
