CJMP Podcast

Another great hour of African music.

Playlist :

Fela Kuti - Trouble Sleep, Yanga Wake Em

Fada - Nampe Sadio

Balani - Mali Woroba

Issa Bagayogo - Ciew Mawele

African Rythm Travellers - ?

Femi Kuti - Beng, Beng, Beng

Tinarawin  - Zychron

King Sunny Ade - Ja Funmi

An hour of movie soundtracks.

Hip-hop music has been politically charged ever since its inception. Connecting to these deeply charged lyrical roots to find some inspiration, fuel the fires of injustice and come together in UNITY. Black Lives Matter 

Warning: Strong language 

Two hours of reggae and dub poetry, a soundtrack for revolution! 

First set is an hour of out psych folk or whatever you want to call it, featuring a mini-superset from the prolific Flower Room Records label out of Maine; second set gets a bit noisier and sorta ends back where we began, with a live performance by Elkhorn from The Before Time when tours were still happening. 

Playlist:

Ash & Herb: Solar Flair |
Ash Brooks: Cloak Of Many Colors > Space Cloak (Ft. Soft Eyes) in the Fabric |
Herbcraft: Docet Up |
Prana Crafter: Eyes Closed Inner Thunder |
Matt Valentine Preserves: Within > Within Yew |
SIANspheric: Resolution...Abandon |
Nest Egg: D.B. Cooper |
Silver Surfing Machine: Quien sabe |
Holy Monitor: This Desert Land |
Ancient River: King Freak |
Banshee: Caged Birds |
Mt. Mountain: Deluge |
Elkhorn: Montauk Salt Cave, NYC 02.09.20

Intro music: "Trans Martian Disko" by Moonwood. Outro music: "Seasons" by Sounds Around.

[GIF courtesy of hexeosis.]

On our show this month we’re going get a few updates, such as what does the qathet beach cleanups look like for this season, will our thrift stores ever re-open and what’s happening with the resource recovery site….I see the gate open and new signs but is anything actually happening? And, we’ll catch up with Boyan Slat, founder of the Ocean Cleanup Project to see where he’s at and how much ocean plastic he’s cleaned up to date.

We also track down a local who was featured in the April edition of Powell River Living who has an interest in photographing discarded trash that she finds out in nature. We’ll speak to Juliette Woods to dig a little deeper into this interest of hers.

Amplifying the voices of people of colour, from Tla'amin territory on the shores of the beautiful Salish Sea

Playing catchup on a heap of tunes not yet played. Everything from 2020, everything grrrreat. 

Playlist:

Los Tabanos Experience: Enchanted Light Philosophy |
Nest Egg: Helix |
Primitive Knot: Space Precious Time (K-X-P Cover) |
The Janitors: The Mind Is A Terrible Thing |
The Black Heart Death Cult: It's Getting Heavy |
Banshee: Dawn Of Man |
Pretty Lightning: Swamp Ritual |
Rose City Band: Wee Hours & Wildflowers |
Tonstartssbandht: Olde Feelings |
КОМВУИАТ ЯОВОТЯОИ: Pendo |
Tales Of Murder And Dust: Deconstructed And Dissolved |
Telephone Exchange: Braggarts II |
Kikagaku Moyo: Ouchi Time |
Firefriend: Tomorrow

Intro music: "Trans Martian Disko" by Moonwood. Outro music: "Seasons" by Sounds Around.

[GIF courtesy of hexeosis.]

An hour of alternative country and folk, featuring The Secret Emchy Society, Carolyn Mark, Niko Case, Corn Sisters, Trixie and The Trainwrecks, and Jeff Andrew. 

Playlist: 

The Secret Emchy Society - Leaving Powell River

                                      - Everything Was Fine

                                      - I,m Not Drunk

Carolyn Mark - Get It Up

                    - Downtime

Nico Case - Peoplle Got a Lot Of Nerve

Corn Sisters - 90 Miles An Hour

Trixie And The Trainwrecks - Bartender Blues

                                        - Too Good Too Be Blue

                                        - I,m Sailing On

The Secret Emchy Society - Monkees In The Zoo

                                      - Down Too The River

                                      - I,ve Been Staring

Jeff Andrew - Truck Stop Wall

                 - Graveyard Downtown

                 - Wooden Box

The first hour is a reggae party celebrating PowTown GetDown's syndication to JEMP Radio! That's right! We will be getting down with a bigger audience Sundays at 6pm PST at www.jempradio.com Still live on Fridays!

The second hour is an expression in music, and some ranting, of the rage and dispair many people are feeling right now as yet another person of colour was murdered by killer cops. We demand justice for George Floyd. Black lives matter!