Funding Drive, February 5-14
Thanks to the hundreds of supporters who made CFRC their Valentine this year! With your kind participation, we’ve raised over $22,000. You can still contribute to this year’s Funding Drive. Click here to find out how. Our doors are open weekdays 10am-5pm for you to pay pledges and pick up gifts. Thank you for supporting community radio!
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The Yokal interviews Catherine Maclellan, Thurs 2:30pm
Check out the Yokal, music with a Kingston connection, Thurs. at 2:30pm with a special interview with Catherine Maclellan.
The entire interview is posted below. Matching pure and ethereal vocals with poetic lyrics and her uncompromising song writing craft, there is no doubt as to why Catherine MacLellan has become one of the most celebrated new singer-songwriters in Canada, and around the world, by her contemporaries and media alike.
Catherine play the Mansion this Thursday March 25th @ 8pm.
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The Yokal interviews Charles Spearin
Check out the Yokal, music with a Kingston connection, Thurs. at 2:30pm with a special interview with Charles Spearin, the author of The Happiness Project.
The entire interview is posted below. The Happiness Project will be performing with the Gertrudes this Saturday, March 13, at Chalmers Church, 7:30pm.
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Alternative Frequency’s new blog
The Alternative Frequency blog is back! Set your browsers to altfreq.wordpress.com for regular updates about CFRC’s independent news program, heard every Tuesday and Thursday at 5:00 pm. Sound files will be added soon. If you would like to be a part of CFRC’s news team, contact Christopher Currie at cfrcnews@ams.queensu.ca
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Radio Free School, March 13
Thanks to all who came on down to CFRC in Lower Carruthers Hall on Saturday, March 13 for our first ever Radio Free School: a day of workshops about radio, led by Queen’s faculty, graduate students and staff who have volunteered with the station. More than 20 students, volunteers and community members spent a rainy day at the radio station, learning about and working on radio-related ideas and skills.
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Critical Thinking hosts Councillors
Critical Thinking, Kingston’s only municipal affairs talk radio program with Jamie Masse, will be hosting a 13 part series of discussions with Kingston City Councillors beginning January 5th 2010.
Each municipal councillor has been invited to discuss their thoughts on the previous year and their individual most important accomplishment(s) to date. The series expects to host the Mayor of Kingston in early March.
Critical Thinking features live discussions, round-table debates and the most important events and issues that affect your life. Tune in every Tuesday morning at 11:30am, right before Democracy Now.
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