CJMP Podcast

FOUR/TWENTY-

FOURTWENTY IS

DOOBLE FOUR TWENTY

It’s the NINTH ANNUAL 420 GANJA REGGAE SPECIAL from POWTOWN LOCKDOWN RADIO 

Moses gained his inspiration to liberate the Hebrew slaves from a burning bush.
A lot of us feel like we’re held in bondage right now so tonight lets free our minds and burn some bushes for a couple hours and dance to reggae songs about Exodus, about freedom and liberation.

This week the stream from the bunker to the studio and FM signal was smooth as downtempo reggae! 

This week was the first week broadcasting from home and there were some issues but the podcast is till tons of fun! 

LIVE FROM THE BUNKER HIGH ATOP THE BOWLING ALLEY FOR CJMP'S FINAL LIVE BROADCAST FROM THE STUDIO! 

Play list:

Kurup - Joeira

Umoja - Rabia

Chancha Via Circuto - Sueno En Paraguay

Barrio Lindo and El Buho - Ruba Juan Kita

Spy From Cairo - Ride My Camel

Nicola Cruz - Danzade De Vision

Gramatic - Muy Tranquilo

El Buho - Esporando La Tormta

El Buho - Chingaza

Nicola Cruz - Aquas Claras

Nicola Cruz - Calchaqui

Rene Aubry - Deferlante

If your still hungry, more left overs for you, The Builders and the Butchers,Henry Manx,The B-Lines, The Hunches, Rhinnon Giddens, and more. Including a reqest from Lando { The Cookie Monster with the platnum hit single 10 Cookies from Sesame Street. Enjoy.

42 Fish swim into summer with great gusto! 

• Funkadelic - Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow
• Donna Lytle on the The Powell River Public Art Gallery and Lachesis
• Tino & Meat Beat Manifesto - Basic Beat
• Miche Braden & The Postmodern Jukebox - Old Town Road
• The International Languages Conference:   https://www.fpcflanguageconference.com/
• Songs for the Grads and Friends
• The Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonia 
• Reverand Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir: Can I shop Enough For Africa http://www.revbilly.com/
• A tribute to Farmer Rob
• Mister Dobalina 

Farmer Rob, Bob Dobalina, you will be missed and remembered
for a long long time Cousin.

In this show we take a microscopic look at plastic! Plastic by its very nature, breaks down, but it doesn't disappear.  What happens to all the microplastics that are now sharing the planet with us? Tune in to hear about how plastic is ending up in our food, and learn how compostable plastics are not the answer to the challenges of single-use plastics.

We hear from two Canadian researchers (Dr. Chelsea Rochman, and Marika Smith) who share their cutting edge look at microplastics in plants, the soil, animals, and even humans.

Lo-Fi anthems, bedroom genuises, demos and outsider folkies.

Tracklist:

Pure X - Heavy Air

leaners from Venus - Germaine

Guided By Voices - Scissors

Thee Oh Sees - It's Nearly Over

Chris Knox - The Woman Inside of Me

The Gris Gris - Mary #38

The Clean - Wipe Me, I'm Lucky

Woods - Military Madness

Neil Young - Will to Love

Big Blood - Indang Pariman

Royal Baths - Bad Heart

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Ballad of Jim Jones

Pure X - Baby

Circulatory System - Illusion

The Tower Recordings - The Nine Billion Names of God

Moondog - On and Off the Beat

Pink Mountaintops - Comas

Jandek - Naked in the Afternoon

Panda Bear - I'm Not

Arthur Russell - All Boy - All Girl

The Clean - End of My Dream

Jackie-O-Motherfucker - I Won't Hurt You (BBC Session 2002)

Chris Knox - Sympathy for the Cripple

Guided by Voices - Smothered in Hugs

Ty Segall - Sleeper

Sun City Girls - Vine Street Piano

Sic Alps - Jelly Roll Gum-Drop

Spacemen 3 - Come Down Easy (Demo)

Hall of Fame - Waves of Station

Songs: Ohia - Body Burned Away

Michael Hurley - Tea Song

Karen Dalton - Green Rocky Road

Small scale communities in Hawaii are moving towards zero waste. We’ll go to the Big Island to hear how the Kalanihonua retreat centre is aiming to close the loop and live in greater harmony with the surrounding jungle.  From using pineapple cuttings to make delicious tea, to dedicating a room to host its permannent Free Boutique, to raiding the dumpster for flower planters, Kalani proves a good test case for how we can apply similar efforts in larger towns and cities. We’ll also take a peek at how a Hawaiian music festival kept over 300 pounds of compost from the landfill by creating onsite compost piles to feed local fruit trees. We’ll learn why the team lead, Scott Layback, had volunteers sort through all the garbage, compost and recycling  at the main entrance to the festival.