CJMP Podcast

It's July Cousins! Hope your summer is as good as ours has been! This month we get into the Language Legislation, the blockade of the bitchuman tanker in Vancouver, and other successful protests methods that take a little less rock climbing skills.

Standing Up for our Coast Line
Music by Ostwelve
Australian Choirs visit Tla'Amin
The Language of Music, Patsy Cline in Ayaujuthum
Tribal Journey, paddle making and of course politics! 

The Cousins share their views on the aniversary of Nelson Mandela's inaugaration as President of South Africa. Deep discussion on ending Apartheid in Canada and music of hope and inspiration.

Word of the Day: taxumajehjeh - cerdar branches + family = our network of family trees

www.taxumajehjeh.ca

Playlist

• Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Choir - Asimbonaga
• Innocent Modiba - Thetha no Botha Siyaya ePitoli 
• Ladysmith Black Mombazo - Wenyukela
• Buffy Saint Marie - Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
• Tsimka - Do it Aunty
• Eva Louise Grant - Dangerous Bodies
• Della Reece - Compared to What

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.

Hehaw XaKLanun tums qwaytun. Our language is important

Music from the Tla'Amin Nation in the ayaujuthem 

Celebration of World Language Day

The Language Ap Launch: https://mothertongues.org/ayajuthem/ 

Tinariwen

The Jerry Cans 

The Cousins celebrate womens voices with fantastic music from around the world. 

We talk about Couragous Conversations and Heroic High School Kids!

We learn more ayahjuthum and generally have a grand ol' time.

February's show to keep you company Cousins!

Lots of Jeh Jeh in the studio talking 'nan' names with just a little bit of name calling. 

Interview & new music from Ndidi O - shout out to the Mixies / Beige-ies!

Plus our Family song for Family Day.

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Got any Queens?? --- GO FISH!!!!!!

Week two of all vinyl roots and dub! 

This week on The Pow!Town GetDown Radio   

Show we celebrate the beginning of our 8th 

year of broadcasting! It's an all vinyl show

tonight with dub, roots, and old school

dancehall. Plenty of Steel Pulse to honour the

passing of drummer Steeve "Grizzly" Nesbit.

The Cousins get to buisness with the auyauyjuthum and talk language and music. Discussion on WeMatterCampaign.org and blurtitout.org: Mental Health, suicide and depression - talk about it! Discussion on Ahed Tamimi, Defence for Children, Art as Resistance and Banksy's Walled Off Hotel. Further talk of Art: Portraits, Art and Reflection - Lilianna Kleiner

Tribe Called Red: R.E.D. feat. Yasiin Bay, Narcy + Black Bear

Tribe Called Red: Bread and Cheese (Devin's Wedding March)

Henri Fabergé and the Adorables: Ventriloquist Love 

Della Reece: Compared To What

Cousin Awd battles the phone lines for updates from Veronica Kurz! Check out her latest project for the Whislter Film Festival: 20 Minutes to Life

Tuba Music is played and incorrect bands announced, followed by an update with the Hewhewshin Reconcilation Canoe Project. 

Auyauyjuthum: Ta:q - talking, chatting

Music by Compassion Gorilla, Something About Reptiles

On this program I brought down some ov my vinyl to play. Unfortunatly with only one turntable to use, I switched back and forth song for song from vinyl to digital format. With a great intro to the show from guest host Theo Pilot. Brodcasting on Radio Station EXP from deep outer space near planet Zantarr. Theo played Axis: Bold As Love in is entirety, please enjoy the show...

Join the cousins as they delve into deep subjects of life and death as the season changes. Honouring the passing of people and the cycle of life, 42Fish ask you to reflect.

42Fish interviews the Hehewshin Organizing Team who created an incredable opportunity for Reconciliation with the Tla'Amin Nation and Powell River. 

Cyndi Pallen, John Louie and Phil Russel speak about the  progress of carving a traditional canoe while building community relationships and reconciling local and international history. 

The Endless Summer Continues...