Citr -- Fill-in

Played some femcon to start off Fundrive. Music from Seattle's Gazebos, new music from Living Hour and Victoria's Japanese art-rock group Ruby Karinto.

Random favourite songs on a sunny Saturday morning

Dumb love songs and appropriate discussions.

Great Show Filled with Cumbia & Jazz

Tristan hosts, discuss Joe shithead losing his by-election, and how planet X may mean the apocalypse.

Getting back into the swing of things, didn't talk, just played music.

On this episode of Movieland, I unpack my adoration for David Bowie, particularly in his role as Tommy the Alien in Nicholas Roeg's 1976 "science fiction" film, The Man Who Fell to Earth.

It's that time of the year to get together and celebrate mother Cuba's musical fertility, Sabor !

On this episode of Movieland, I take you through Quentin Tarantino's latest film, Hateful 8, which I saw twice on Christmas Day, and New Year's day. In delving into this neo-western-comedy-mystery, I can't help but revisit his filmography of now, 8 films.

Jam Session with Steve Lee & Kaan Ertan who played some flamenco for us. The studio was packed and sure was a party!

My third and hopefully not final fill in show, where I played some of my favorite pre-historic Colombian cumbia records. Had a great time giving this music a new life! Mucho amor!

Top 100 Albums of 2015.

Movieland is primarily a spoken show on films across the spectrum of cinema. Sounds, songs, and scenes of the films I talk about will be peppered through the show. On this week's episode I talk about my 3 Christmas side B movies: Mildred Pierce directed by Michael Curtiz, The Big Lebowski by the Coen Brothers, and Eyes Wide Shut by Stanley Kubrick.

Sharing a 1997 recording from the CiTR Archives of Nardwuar interviewing Lemmy, who passed away Monday, December 28th, 2015.

Up on the Roof Fill in!

Movieland is primarily a spoken show on films across the spectrum of cinema. Sounds, songs, and scenes of the films I talk about will be peppered through the show. On this week's premiere episode I talk about my 3 Christmas movies: Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, Chris Noonan's Babe, and Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story. I also digress into Halloween and Quentin Tarantino.

Recording of a live, Holiday-themed performance by the Vancouver-based musical group No Fun, in the CiTR studios, from December 17th, 1987

Bootsie B makes things groovy for a short while.

Bootsie Barker and McScruff play some middle of the evening tunes.

My second fill in show was very nice, I got to bring in my friend Steve Lee, an amazing guitarist to play some gypsy jazz, improvisation and rumba live for the people from Vancouver and the world.