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AV and the Inner City - Runnin Outta Places (Live at CKUA)

CKUARadio 2026-09-24 | AV and the Inner City - Runnin Outta Places (Live at CKUA)

Fraggles on CKUA?

CKUARadio 2024-03-26 | Fraggle Rock has always had a strong Canadian connection, with the original series being an international co-production between Canadian, American and UK broadcasters. Fraggle Rock made a triumphant return in 2022 with Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock. Now, two years later, the second season premieres March 29, 2024 on AppleTV.

CKUA brings Fraggle Rock excitement to the airwaves! Grant Stovel is joined by Mokey and Red.

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The team behind Fraggle Rock on Alberta Morning

CKUARadio 2024-03-26 | Dance your cares away on Alberta Morning as Grant Stovel chats with the executive producers of Fraggle Rock.

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Season 5 of the Hidden Track Podcast!

CKUARadio 2024-03-25 | Get ready for Season 5 of the Hidden Track podcast.
CKUA's Grant Stovel has a great line up of guests you'll love.

Find the Hidden Track podcast on your favourite podcast platform.

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Doug Paisley is ON THE RISE

CKUARadio 2024-03-22 | CKUA's Amy van Keeken chat with Doug Paisley about this album Sad Old World.

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Kimberly Jones on ALBERTA MORNING

CKUARadio 2024-03-22 | SpEATchless examines modern North American ideas regarding food – such as the size and scale of the industry and of our consumption, as well as the relationship we have with both food and the waste associated with it. Kimberly Jones is a Calgary-based artist who uses miniature artistry and diorama to provide a brilliantly skewed, often surreal lens through which we can re-examine and re-consider our cultural relationships with food, that most basic and most essential of all goods.

SpEATchless is on now, and runs through April 27th at Calgary's Alberta Society of Artists Galleries. Kimberly Jones joined Grant Stovel for Alberta Morning.

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Hidden Track Podcast: This is the Kit

CKUARadio 2024-03-22 | CKUA's Grant Stovel introduces the next guest of the Hidden Track podcast.
He chats with Kate Stables aka @thisisthekit

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Jack Grinhause is on The UPLOAD

CKUARadio 2024-03-21 | Vertigo Theatre's much-anticipated 2024-2025 season lineup boasts three Canadian premieres, a world premiere, and the chilling return of a haunting classic. It's safe to say that this season promises to be nothing short of extraordinary! As the curtains rise on Vertigo Theatre's 48th season in Calgary, entitled Turning the Page, we find ourselves on the brink of a whirlwind adventure where characters confront the echoes of the past to carve out their destinies.

Leading us through this maze of thrilling tales is Vertigo Theatre’s Artistic Director, Jack Grinhaus. Jack joined CKUA's Kate Stevens on The Upload.

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Asivak Koostachin on Thoroughfare

CKUARadio 2024-03-21 | CKUA's Tony King chats with Asivak Koostachin about being part of the documentary WaaPake.

Learn more about this documentary: mediaspace.nfb.ca/epk/waapake-2

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Lyn Cadence on Thoroughfare

CKUARadio 2024-03-21 | CKUA's Tony King chats with the Executive Director of the THIRD ACTion Film Festival, Lyn Cadence.

Learn more about this festival here: thirdactionfilmfest.ca/festival

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Sarah McLachlan on ALBERTA MORNING

CKUARadio 2024-03-20 | Sarah McLachlan has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide, and she’s won twelve JUNOs and three Grammys. In the midst of a successful career as a performer and songwriter, she has also expanded her interests to include music production, collaborations, and charitable endeavours.

Ahead of her April 2024 concert at Edmonton’s Jubilee Auditorium, Sarah McLachlan spoke with CKUA host Grant Stovel about her musical childhood, the projects that inspire her, and the music that remains at the core of her life.

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Season 5 of the Hidden Track podcast is live!

CKUARadio 2024-03-19 | Season 5 of the Hidden Track podcast is now live!
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CKUA Live - Get ticket before March 21, 2024

CKUARadio 2024-03-19 | CKUA host, Cam Hayden, will be the MC to the CKUA Live Benefit Concert at the Westbury Theatre in Edmonton.
Buy your tickets now: tickets.fringetheatre.ca/event/601:5332/601:34127
For more information on the event visit: ckua.com/read/join-us-for-ckua-live-a-fundraising-concert

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Be Our Neighbour!

CKUARadio 2024-03-18 | Join the community at the Alberta Hotel in Edmonton.
CKUA has space for lease.

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Music is copyright free from DeWolfe library: "Simon & Chloe - We Two" from "Organic Indie Folk"

Sarah McLaughlin talks about her musical childhood on ALBERTA MORNING #shortclip

CKUARadio 2024-03-18 | CKUA's Grant Stovel chats with Sarah McLachlan.
In this clip the Canadian artist talks about how she first became interested in music.

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Shawna Lemay is on ALBERTA MORNING

CKUARadio 2024-03-15 | It's a collection of essays; the essays are mostly about creating visual art; the visual art, in turn, is all about static, inanimate objects. Shawna Lemay's new book Apples on a Windowsill is about a life in "still life." An illustrious, unique figure in the Alberta arts world, Shawna is a prolific and eclectic creator; she's renowned as a poet, novelist, essayist, blogger, and photographer.

Apples on a Windowsill is a series of meditations upon her own life in art, as well as her life with an artist! Her husband is a painter, and for more than a quarter-century, they've shared an abiding interest in the classic, sometimes-overlooked form of the still life, an artistic tradition of visually depicting simple (generally inanimate) objects, arrayed in a casual or homey manner. Like, say, apples on a windowsill.

Shawna joined Grant Stovel to shed some light on still life, and to share some of the powerful, poetic wisdom of Apples on a Windowsill.

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JScope is on TRAFFIC JAMS

CKUARadio 2024-03-13 | Oyedamola Folajin is a Nigerian-born musician, who records and performs as J Scope. Sixteen years ago he moved to Ukraine to study mining engineering. During his time there, J Scope was also able to pursue his passion for music.

He went on to become a quarter finalist in the competition for Ukraine’s entry into the Eurovision Song Contest and has collaborated with many artists in the country’s hip hop scene. Now based in Edmonton, J Scope is making a name for himself in Alberta’s hip hop and R&B community. He's been able to adjust to Edmonton's arts scene with the help of the Immigrant Council for Arts Innovation and he is being recognized as their Artist of the Month for March.

He joined CKUA's Lisa Wilton on Traffic Jams to tell us more about his globe-spanning musical journey.

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Vera Sola is ON THE RISE

CKUARadio 2024-03-08 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton caught up with Vera Sole to talk about their album Peacemaker.

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Kym Gouchie is on ALBERTA MORNING

CKUARadio 2024-03-08 | Each year, the U of A’s Sound Studies Institute and Edmonton’s Northern Lights Folk Club team up to mark International Women’s Day with a celebration of the trailblazing women who have recorded for the fabled Folkways record label. This year's Women of Folkways concert takes place at Parkview Community League on March 9, and features Prince George, BC's Kym Gouchie, recent CKUA chart topper Riwo Egor, plus two recent Juno winners: Fawn Wood and Maria Dunn, in an event produced and hosted by musician/musicologist Dana Wylie.

Kym Gouchie joined Grant Stovel to talk about how she's inspired by the groundbreaking women who recorded for Folkways Records; her plans for the collaborative session coming up with Fawn, Maria, and Riwo; and a long-awaited new album of her own that she's just finished recording, which brings together diverse elements of her Indigenous heritage and her extended musical family.

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Sunny War launches Season 5 of the Hidden Track Podcast

CKUARadio 2024-03-08 | Folk-punk musician Sunny War launches Season 5 of CKUA’s Hidden Track Podcast. Her story is an extraordinary one with a turbulent life journey that echoes into her music.

Join CKUA’s Grant Stovel to hear the conversation and performances by Sunny War.

Listen via your favorite podcast platform or visit the CKUA website.
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Kate Hilton and Elizabeth Renzetti on The UPLOAD

CKUARadio 2024-03-07 | Theatre, butter tarts and a century-old feud! Cat Conway, a reporter at the Quill & Packet, finds herself entangled in a web of mystery, intrigue, and a good dose of small-town charm. That's what you can expect in Bury the Lead: A Quill & Packet Mystery from bestselling authors Kate Hilton and Elizabeth Renzetti.

The dynamic writer duo is at the Memorial Park Library in Calgary, Thursday, March 14 as part of this year's Wordfest festivities. Kate and Elizabeth join CKUA's Kate Stevens to chat about the “whodunit” that has critics "turning pages as fast as they could." Tune in to Thursday's Upload at 12:40 pm (MT) to learn more about these authors and their latest literary work.

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Isabel Pi-Fen Chueh on Thoroughfare

CKUARadio 2024-03-06 | In Chinese culture, the dragon is a mythical shapeshifter whose most common form is a composite of various animals. Using select objects from the U of A’s Mactaggart Art Collection, Echoes of Thunder: Unveiling the Mythical Chinese Dragon illustrates the origin of the Chinese dragon and its importance and significance in Chinese culture.

Now, in the Year of the Dragon, Tony King chats with curator Isabel (Pi-Fen) Chueh about how the dragon can be a source of power in creating a harmonious existence in Chinese folklore. Catch their conversation on Wednesday's Thoroughfare at 1:40 pm (MT).

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Hidden Track: Sunny War | Punk Rock is a Gateway Drug

CKUARadio 2024-03-06 | She's truly a study in contrasts – right from her chosen moniker, Sunny War.

Her story is an utterly extraordinary one, in terms of both her brilliant musical arc and her often-tumultuous life journey. She spent much of her teens and early 20s as an itinerant busker, living where she could, sometimes hopping trains around the States, experiencing trouble with the law, and battling drug and alcohol addiction. All along, Sunny War's lone constant companion – her true lifeline – has been her guitar.

The folk/ punk/ gospel/ blues artist was born Sydney Ward into a musical family in Nashville, steeped in rock, folk, and classical music, and started playing guitar as a child. Moving to L.A., she discovered punk rock in her early teens, which led her to a true DIY musical apprenticeship busking on the streets of Venice Beach. It was there that she began to develop her unique artistic voice, one that utterly transcends genre and era. She cites the influence of everyone from 1930s blues greats like Robert Johnson and Skip James, to 1980s reggae/punk firebrands Bad Brains and current experimental rap artist JPEGMafia.

Her 2022 album Anarchist Gospel was mainly written in the wake of a devastating breakup, in the loneliest depths of the pandemic, just before she decided to pull up stakes and move back to Tennessee. There, she made this album with producer Adrija Tokic (who has worked on albums by folks like Alabama Shakes and Hurray for the Riff Raff) and with collaborators like roots music heavyweights Allison Russell and David Rawlings.

Anarchist Gospel draws on the sense of duality that's at the heart of her work – these are heart-rending songs about romantic pain, family strife, and doomy environmental woes, yet the album overall is somehow strangely uplifting.

We hear that in the songs she shares with us in this episode of Hidden Track: "New Day", "Whole", and "No Reason". She performed them solo in a breathtakingly intimate session, as she travelled through Alberta playing a pair of wintertime music festivals. Travelling solo, of course!

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In this podcast the artist plays 'New Day' from their album Anarchist Gospel by Sunny War as part of the interview with the artist.
Released February 3, 2023
Studio The Bomb Shelter, Nashville, Tennessee, US
Genre Folk punk
Language English
Label @NewWestRecords
Producer Andrija Tokic

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Francesco Ventriglia on TRAFFIC JAMS

CKUARadio 2024-03-06 | The Brothers Grimm fairy tale Hansel and Gretel has captivated people for more than 200 years. The story of two sweet-toothed siblings, abandoned in the woods and lured to a candy cottage by an evil witch, has been adapted for film, television, theatre, opera, and ballet.

In 2019, the Royal New Zealand Ballet premiered its version of the classic tale, choreographed by Loughlan Prior with music by Claire Cowan, the first woman in the history of the company to compose a full-length ballet score. The costumes were designed by Kate Hawley, who has created costumes for such films as The Hobbit, Suicide Squad and Pacific Rim.

The production became a critical and commercial success. In March 2024, Alberta Ballet puts its touch on this charming ballet with shows at the Jubilee Auditoriums in both Edmonton and Calgary.

Alberta Ballet Artistic Director Francesco Ventriglia joined CKUA's Lisa Wilton to tell us more about this magical production, plus his surprising connection with choreographer Loughlan Prior.

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Omar Mouallem on Discoveries

CKUARadio 2024-03-05 | Omar Mouallem is an Edmonton Journalist and filmmaker who's childhood dream was to become a pro wrestler. He grew up in Alberta watching wrestling on TV and has fond memories of attending a live WWF event as a child with his father and brother. In his latest documentary, Making Kayfabe: The Private Lives of Indie Wrestlers, Omar dives deep into the world of indie wrestling. The film follows Omar as he puts himself through weeks of rigorous training, chasing his childhood dream of getting into the ring.

Making Kayfabe is now streaming for free on CBC Gem. Omar Mouallem joined Leo Cripps on Discoveries to tell us more about the film and his brief time spent as an indie wrestler.

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Conductor William Eddins on CLASSICAL CONNECTIONS

CKUARadio 2024-03-02 | By George!!
Conductor William (Bill) Eddins and CKUA host Aaron Au share ESO's upcoming concert celebrating 100 years of George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.

Concert Info: winspearcentre.com/tickets/events/eso/2024/gershwin-by-george-rhapsody-in-blues-100th

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Eric Cinnamon on The UPLOAD

CKUARadio 2024-03-02 | Applications for the National Music Centre's Artist in Residence program are open now until March 10, 2024. The program is a self-directed opportunity for Canadian artists to record new material in state-of-the-art sound facilities.

NMC Engineers like Eric Cinnamon are integral to the Artist in Residence program, helping artists capture their sound in new ways. Eric joined CKUA's Kate Stevens on The Upload to tell us more.

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WAAHLI is ON THE RISE

CKUARadio 2024-03-01 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with WAAHLI.

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NYSSA is ON THE RISE!

CKUARadio 2024-03-01 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with NYSSA.

Check out the full Top 30 chart at www.ckua.com

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OKAN on Alberta Morning

CKUARadio 2024-03-01 | CKUA's Grant Stovel chats with the dynamic duo who make up the JUNO award winning band OKAN.

Learn more about OKAN: okanmusica.com

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Beth Graham on Thoroughfare

CKUARadio 2024-03-01 | Writer Beth Graham has never had a sister and perhaps this is what makes it so compelling to explore the mysterious bonds shared by her characters. Her latest play is entitled Mermaid Legs, and it is the mainstage production at the SkirtsAfire festival taking place in Edmonton February 29 – March 10, 2024.

The play, which unfolds in a kaleidoscopic fusion of dance, movement, and dialogue explores the scope and the challenges of mental illness in way that is playful, heartfelt, and empathetic. Beth Graham brings this new work, with collaborator Annette Loiselle, to the Gateway Theatre, but before that Beth drops into have a chat with Tony King on Thoroughfare, Wednesday at 1:40 p.m. (MT)

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Shred Kelly is ON THE RISE

CKUARadio 2024-02-28 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton had a chance to chat with two members of the band Shred Kelly.

Go to their website to stream their new album Blurry Vision.
shredkelly.com

Check out the full countdown on the CKUA website.
ckua.com/read/top-30-chart-january-26-feb-1-2024

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Gianmarco Soresi on Traffic Jams

CKUARadio 2024-02-28 | Gianmarco Soresi has been hailed as a brilliant stand-up artist and one of the funniest comedians in the world right now.
High praise, but also well-earned. His smart and timely observational humour has made him a popular draw in comedy clubs.

He’s also the host of a very entertaining podcast called “The Downside with Gianmarco Soresi,” in which he invites guests to talk about everything from playing the viola, to being an architect, to growing up on Staten Island.

The New York-based comedian is bringing his Leaning In Tour to Alberta this week for a show at The Laugh Shop in Calgary on Feb. 28, 2024 before heading to The Comic Strip in Edmonton for shows from Feb. 29 to March 3, 2024.

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LISTEN: Riwo on Alberta Morning

CKUARadio 2024-02-23 | Singer/ songwriter/ producer Riwo has a long, accomplished record in the Alberta music scene -- known for fronting the pan-African pop band Melafrique, as well as collaborations with everyone from K-Riz to Planet Soul to the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.

She has a lot on the go these days – even for her! She's performing at the Yardbird Suite February 23, 2024 as a feature guest with the Biboye Onanuga Blacktet; then February 24 sees her take part in a Black History Month celebration at the Arden Theatre in St. Albert called Taste of Africa, which sees her take the stage alongside the likes of Aurah, Ntwali, Socafit and the Trincan Steel Opera.

Most excitingly, Riwo has just released her full-length debut solo album! Grown Child finds her reflecting on her identity as a young Black Albertan, embracing diverse elements from her cultural heritage and current community, plus finding her own voice with this record that's taken something like 12 years to create. It encompasses a musical journey that's taken her all the way from her childhood in Nigeria to tackling grown-up issues in the here and now. Last week, the album debuted on CKUA's New Music Chart at the #1 position!

Riwo joined us on Alberta Morning to spin some music from Grown Child, share some of her musical story and to reflect on the remarkable moment she's experiencing right now.

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The UPLOAD with Ben Elliott

CKUARadio 2024-02-22 | As You Like It is a Theatre Calgary production where the timeless words of Shakespeare seamlessly intertwine with the melodies of The Beatles. Set in the groovy Forest of Arden, As You Like It takes us on a journey through the classic comedy of love, mistaken identity, and the magic of both the Elizabethan playwright and the legendary "Fab Four." This unique adaptation, adapted & directed by Daryl Cloran & Bard on the Beach Festival, not only breathes new life into Shakespeare's work but also adds an extra layer of musical enchantment with the melodies that shaped a generation.

Ben Elliott is the Music Director for this production, and he joined Kate Stevens on The Upload.

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Thoroughfare: Meaghan Patterson & the Royal Alberta Museum

CKUARadio 2024-02-21 | The Royal Alberta Museum’s latest exhibition is a joint venture between Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts and Museums Partner in Austria that allows you to do exactly that. ANGKOR: The Lost Empire gives visitors an opportunity to travel virtually back in time as far as the ninth century to explore and investigate what made the Khmer Empire one of the most powerful and expansive of its time. The exhibition includes multimedia elements, aerial imagery, and hands-on activities.

Meaghan Patterson is the Royal Alberta Museum’s Executive Director; she tells us about the new exhibition called ANGKOR: The Lost Empire of Cambodia on Thoroughfare.

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TRAFFIC JAMS: Wunmi Idowu

CKUARadio 2024-02-21 | Founder and director of Woezo Africa Music & Dance Theatre Inc. Wunmi Idowu is excited to premiere a documentary of UNGANISHA.

For four years a live production of UNGANISHA was presented in Calgary. This year’s production will present a screening of the documentary on Saturday, February 24 at the Contemporary Calgary Auditorium.

On Tuesday’s edition of Traffic Jams, Lisa Wilton welcomes Wunmi Idowu to talk about the evolution of the live production to a documentary.

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ON THE RISE Edmontons Riwo is topping the charts!

CKUARadio 2024-02-16 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with Riwo about her album Grown Child which hit the CKUA Top 30 at the number 1 spot for week of February 2nd, 2024.

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ON THE RISE: Badiaa

CKUARadio 2024-02-16 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with musician Badiaa Bouhrizi. Her album Kharu Musiqua has been topping the CKUA charts!

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ALBERTA MORNING Eric Janviers Heartbeat of a Nation

CKUARadio 2024-02-15 | Screening on February 17 at the historic Bailey Theatre in Camrose is a 20-minute National Film Board documentary called Heartbeat of a Nation, made by Alberta filmmaker Eric Janvier. Eric will also be one of the filmmakers on hand at the Nordlys Film and Arts Festival, which goes February 16th-18th, 2024. The film features three members of Eric's family – representing three generations – and is shot in the beautiful, traditional lands of the Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation.

It chronicles the process of making of a drum, beginning with the immersion of a hide in the river, and following the handmade construction all the way through to the performance of a Grandfather Honour Song at the end.

Eric Janvier joined Grant Stovel on Alberta Morning to discuss this beautiful, very personal film of his; the cultural resonance of the drum-making practice; and the compelling, intimate way in which this film follows three generations through this important, time-honoured practice.

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Thoroughfare Dr Pablo D Herrera Veitia

CKUARadio 2024-02-14 | The Sound Studies Institute at the University of Alberta is presenting Dr. Pablo D. Herrera Veitia on Wednesday, February 14, in an online setting at 5:30 PM MT. This highly regarded academic and pioneering hip-hop producer talks about how the audible character of Havana may have changed because of the visible shifts in socio-political structures.

Dr. Pablo D. Herrera Veitia joins Tony King on Thoroughfare Wednesday at 1:45 PM to chat about how taking beats to the street can act as a catalyst for change and the shifting sonic landscape of Afro-Caribbean culture.

This arts and culture programming is brought to you in part by the Edmonton Community Foundation. For over thirty years, Edmonton’s philanthropic community has funded projects with ECF's support.

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TRAFFIC JAMS ICAI artist of the month Bariyaa Ipaa

CKUARadio 2024-02-14 | Bariyaa Ipaa is Nigerian-Canadian multi-disciplinary artist based in Lethbridge. His main form of artistic expression is photography, with his photos largely focusing on everyday life. Bariyaa's work is also informed by his lived experiences as a first generation Canadian.

In addition to his work as an artist and Outreach Coordinator for the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Bariyaa also helped spearhead the We’re Here Too Project, which celebrates the work of Black Creatives and documents the Black experience in Lethbridge. He is the first featured artist of the recently relaunched Immigrant Council for Arts Innovation’s Artist of the Month program. On Tuesday, February 13, Bariyaa joins CKUA's Lisa Wilton on Traffic Jams to discuss his artistic journey and his varied work within the Lethbridge artistic community.

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ON THE RISE Peter Belec & Jeff Roy

CKUARadio 2024-02-09 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with Peter Belec and Jeff Roy about their collaboration on the album To Earth.

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ALBERTA MORNING Kev Liang

CKUARadio 2024-02-08 | It's an art exhibition that heavily features familiar objects like chopsticks, rice bowls, and well-used old family woks - also, tarps. Plenty of tarps. The multimedia exhibition Jiā yóu! features the creations of Alberta artist Kev Liang, in which he makes innovative use of digital media and print media, alongside a series of 3-D objects which are juxtaposed in compelling, thought-provoking ways.

On now until March 9, 2024 at The New Gallery in Calgary, this new solo exhibition finds Liang exploring traditional objects and symbols of his Chinese heritage – in dialogue with layers of synthetic materials (namely, those aforementioned tarps).

Liang's work deals with important questions – questions surrounding his current life as an urban dweller, as well as what he calls his "queer, diasporic 2nd-gen Chinese-Canadian identity. Kev Liang stopped by to chat with Grant Stovel about Jiā yóu! on Alberta Morning!

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Thoroughfare Andrea Menard

CKUARadio 2024-02-07 | Derived from the Michif word for “leftovers stew” or “big pot,” Rubaboo takes audiences on an intimate and joyous journey of discovery. This show of song and story is guided by powerhouse Métis performer Andrea Menard. An acclaimed singer-songwriter and actor, Menard’s lyrical voice and storytelling ability allows audiences to connect with traditional stories in new ways.

Rubaboo runs February 10 through March 3, 2024 at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre. Andrea Menard joined CKUA's Tony King onThoroughfare to tell us more about her thought-provoking Rubaboo.

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TRAFFIC JAMS Wakefield Brewster

CKUARadio 2024-02-07 | Wakefield Brewster is a Toronto-born poet now based in Calgary. In 2022, Wakefield was named as Calgary’s Poet Laureate and, in 2023 he kicked off the latest season of the TD Amplify Series with Wakefield Brewster Presents. The variety show, in true cabaret fashion, features up and coming artists in a multitude of disciplines including dance, classical music, jazz and spoken word.

The second edition of Wakefield Brewster Presents takes place February 9-10, 2024 at the Engineered Air Theatre of Arts Commons in Calgary. In celebration of Black History and Black Futures Month, Wakefield showcases local emerging artists originally from Suriname, Botswana and Nigeria. He joined CKUA's Lisa Wilton to tell us more on Traffic Jams.

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ON THE RISE Bry Webb

CKUARadio 2024-02-02 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with Bry Webb to discuss his album 'Run With Me' hitting number 1.

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ALBERTA MORNING with poet Medgine

CKUARadio 2024-02-01 | A youthful Edmonton-based poet and wellness advocate, Medgine is one of a host of exciting performers participating in Joyful Noise, a Black History Month celebration on February 3rd at Edmonton's Winspear Centre.

Featuring performances by a diverse range of Black musicians and poets, Joyful Noise is part of the series of annual events presented by Edmonton organization 5 Artists 1 Love, which also includes a sprawling art exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta. This year's Winspear concert lineup reaches across many different musical genres, and includes performances by noted Edmonton-area musical artists like Melafrique, Nigel Williams, Oozeela, and Biboye Onanuga, with both Omar Farah and Medgine performing their poetry.

Medgine joined Grant Stovel on Alberta Morning to discuss how her upbringing in English, French, and Haitian Creole fostered a love of language, the way she uses her poetry to elucidate her journey of resilience as a Black Canadian woman, and her new debut multilingual chapbook, Waiting in the land of the living (Attendre dans le monde des vivants).

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Thoroughfare: Emmanuel Osahor

CKUARadio 2024-01-31 | The Art Gallery of Alberta has just opened a new exhibition by Emmanuel Osahor entitled ‘I made this place for you.’ Osahor is a painter and sculptor whose origins go back to Nigeria; he was educated at the U of A, the University of Guelph and is now an Assistant Professor in Studio Art at the University of Toronto Scarborough. He makes a triumphant return to Edmonton with a meditation on gardens, and specifically the fruitfulness of nature in a chaotic world where change is inevitable.

On Thoroughfare Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. (MT), Emmanual Osahor brings a touch of green to the show through his eloquent insight into this latest work.

This arts and culture programming is brought to you in part by the Edmonton Community Foundation. For over thirty years, Edmonton’s philanthropic community has funded projects with ECF's support. entitled ‘I made this place for you.’ Osahor is a painter and sculptor whose origins go back to Nigeria; he was educated at the U of A, the University of Guelph and is now an Assistant Professor in Studio Art at the University of Toronto Scarborough. He makes a triumphant return to Edmonton with a meditation on gardens, and specifically the fruitfulness of nature in a chaotic world where change is inevitable.

On Thoroughfare Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. (MT), Emmanual Osahor brings a touch of green to the show through his eloquent insight into this latest work.

This arts and culture programming is brought to you in part by the Edmonton Community Foundation. For over thirty years, Edmonton’s philanthropic community has funded projects with ECF's support.

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TRAFFIC JAMS Alberta Ballets Francesco Ventriglia

CKUARadio 2024-01-31 | Francesco Ventriglia is the new Artistic Director of Alberta Ballet.

His resumé speaks for itself: he’s an incredibly accomplished ballet choreographer whose works have been performed by such companies as Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre, Milan’s La Scala Ballet, Royal New Zealand Ballet and the National Ballet of Uruguay.

Francesco Ventriglia joins CKUA's Lisa Wilton on Tuesday's Traffic Jams to discuss his love of dance and plans for the future of Alberta Ballet.

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ON THE RISE The Fugitives

CKUARadio 2024-01-26 | CKUA's Dawn Pemberton chats with Brendan McLeod and Adrian Gylnn from the band The Fugitives.

About the band:

The Fugitives, led by Adrian Glynn and Brendan McLeod, are an acoustic folk-roots band. They're accompanied by Chris Suen on banjo and Carly Frey on violin. Their five albums earned them a JUNO nomination, CFMA and WCMA nominations. They toured across Canada, Europe and the UK and played at many Canadian folk festivals.

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