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Make a Scene with Cherelle Jardine.
On this show, Cherelle plays music by Trip and Skits (Aaron Buck Rob Engelquist) and Kellen Saip.
Cherelle interviewed Trip and Skits at Rob Snopek's Music MadHouse Records 11the anniversary party and saw Kellen Saip perform at the Railway.
You'll get the skinny on what’s happening on the Make a Scene music calendar.
Plus, listen to a piece written by Steve Sainas re:"Baby it's cold outside" CBC radio banned the song and Steve explores the topic saying "#MeToo has done some incredible work to raise much needed awareness to sexual harassment and the need to develop consent culture, but overreaching on non issues like this song can create a backlash that undermines the validity of the cause. CBC found out pretty quick that their decision was highly unpopular which led them to backpedal on their decision and add the song back to the station. Listen in for the full story.
Make a Scene is sponsored by Zed Productions Sheldon Zaharko.
www.sheldonzaharko.com
www.pacificnorthwestradio.com
Support the show.
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By Make A Scene CanadaMake a Scene with Cherelle Jardine.
On this show, Cherelle plays music by Trip and Skits (Aaron Buck Rob Engelquist) and Kellen Saip.
Cherelle interviewed Trip and Skits at Rob Snopek's Music MadHouse Records 11the anniversary party and saw Kellen Saip perform at the Railway.
You'll get the skinny on what’s happening on the Make a Scene music calendar.
Plus, listen to a piece written by Steve Sainas re:"Baby it's cold outside" CBC radio banned the song and Steve explores the topic saying "#MeToo has done some incredible work to raise much needed awareness to sexual harassment and the need to develop consent culture, but overreaching on non issues like this song can create a backlash that undermines the validity of the cause. CBC found out pretty quick that their decision was highly unpopular which led them to backpedal on their decision and add the song back to the station. Listen in for the full story.
Make a Scene is sponsored by Zed Productions Sheldon Zaharko.
www.sheldonzaharko.com
www.pacificnorthwestradio.com
Support the show.