Live set from local band houseguest, in the CiTR Lounge! Listen to more of their music here: https://wearehouseguest.bandcamp.com/music

This episode, Emma and Hanna are joined by Zach to discuss hockey movies! They celebrate the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by talking about Goon, Slap Shot, Miracle, and The Mighty Ducks--complete with some playful chirping, of course.

Your local Cryptyds grace the CiTR Lounge

gak's back, harkening to prior travels where a Sapporo hotel kept looping Yann Tiersen's score to the 2001 film Amélie so this episode goes a bit French, though there's plenty of sad news in the world, including Vancouver, to touch upon. 01. Fred Ho, Kulintang Arts & the Asian American Art Ensemble: Lapu Lapu's Battle Preparation/Jihad (Kulintang Kultura: Danongan Kalanduyan & Gong Music of the Philippine Diaspora, 2021) Smithsonian Folkways 02. Danongan Kalanduyan, Hafez Modirzadeh, Conrad

With Oh Suzana, and Doc Nicole in Studio part two of last week's broadcast, DJ Palancer dropping soca like its hot! Enjoy! Download the podcast!

DJ Palancer with studio guests Oh Suzana and the Doc Nicole running tunes! Download, like, and please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Pocket Cast!

Emma and Hanna are joined by Anja, self-proclaimed Sofia Coppola enthusiast, for this episode. They discuss Coppola's visual eye and recurring themes that are present in her work, namely in The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation, and Marie Antoinette!

DJ Palancer runs up some new tunes with some personal favorite hits of 2025 toward the end. Download, Like, Share, Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast!

We're behind on doing some funk so let's dig up some James Brown and his work for the 1973 blaxploitation film Slaughter's Big Rip-Off. As a bonus, you'll get some rare Mort Garson with music from the 1974 film Black Eye as gak becomes the 2nd hardest working man in the radio business. Star time! 01. Radio Trailer: Slaughter (Super Bad, Super Black: Radio Spots from Blaxploitation, 1972) Waste Management 02. Billy Preston: Slaughter (Slaughter OST, 1972) unreleased 03. Quincy Jones: Manteca

We take a break from our limited series to make a spring playlist :)

"Sorta Sci-Fi" is this week's topic, and it definitely got Emma and Hanna talking. Tune into to hear them discuss Nope, Sorry to Bother You, and Everything Everywhere All at Once--three movies that defy, twist, and embrace what it means to be a science fiction film.

With Ramadan partly in mind, we primarily dig into sounds from the Middle East, focusing on Syria, a country that after over a decade of civil war, entered a period of relief. Alexandre Desplat's score to the 2005 film Syriana gives some Western context but we also hear some film music from Lebanon amongst other inspirations. 01. Radio Damascus: 7 Oct 2010 [2133UTC] 9330 kHz (ShortWaveMusic 2011: United Arab Emirates, 2010) Myke Weiskopf 02. Benjamin Clementine: Phantom of Aleppoville (I Tell a

Shindig finalist Francis Baptiste stops by to play some music off of his latest record S?nklip, the Trickster, which has just been pressed on to vinyl! Following his performance he is interviewed by Mahalia Duchscher!

We continue our discussion of art and the institution, transitioning towards art against the institution. Featuring interviews with Sorina Burlacu, Jennifer Kramer, and Zandi Dandizette, of 'Art of Banksy', the MOA, and James Black Gallery respectively.

Happy St. Paddy's Week!! Hanna and Emma share their excitement for Irish Cinema in this episode. They also discuss Irish actors, art, and music that they hold dear to their hearts. Tune in to hear them talk about The Banshees of Inisherin, Kneecap, Fontaines DC, Paul Mescal, and of course, many other Irish icons.

We continue our discussion of art and the institution with interviews from Shane Dacey of the Richmond Art Gallery and Lilly Lester from the Hatch Gallery.

Today's episode highlights the filmography of Andrea Arnold, one of special guest Everett's favourite filmmakers. Listen to hear all about Arnold's skill when it comes to crafting authentic narratives and carefully exploring complex relationships in some of her films such as American Honey and Bird.

Local band Often Wrong graces the CiTR Lounge, followed by an interview with Seth Spain!

As the world cools down after an epic Carnival 2025 we won't let the vibes go! Blazing sweet #SOCA music with the legend DJ Kizum back in studio! Download, Like, Share, and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on Pocket Cast or Apple Podcast Apps!

We talk La Gare des Toques, Joan Didion and our 'snow day' top picks!