What’s up, y’all? Before diving in, the Power Up Community Radio Fundraiser ends late tomorrow — if you want to get a last minute donation in, please consider doing so; we have hit our goal, but would love to double it, especially since the economy stinks right now!

Anyways, tonight’s show is the 76th All Things Considered. This one makes the case for Saukrates — with 31 years of experience in bridging the gap between Canadian Hip Hop and its outside influences, navigating the frustrations of the major label system, and exploring ways to diversify the boundaries of the genre, he has quietly cemented himself as a foundational voice, and so, it’s time to get familiar if you ain’t already.

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Tracklist:

Intro

See y’all next time!

FRIENDS!! WE’RE FINALLY BACK!! After so many cold, dark months of wondering when oh when Through the Static might return, we have finally come back! Bringing you some tunes that I’ve discovered in the last few months, the happy, the sad, and the happy-sad.

Welcome back!

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Check out the podcast!

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Working My Way Back To You – Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

You Got It – Roy Orbison

I Dreamed A Dream – Claude Michel Schoembert

Superstition – Stevie Wonder

Let There Be Peace On Earth – Jill Jackson Miller, Si Miller

The Homecoming – Hagood Hardy

Jailhouse Rock – Elvis Presley

Can You Feel The Love Tonight – Elton John

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What’s up, y’all? Before diving in, we hit our fundraising goal earlier today (I didn’t know until the show was already recorded, sorry about that)! That said, we are still fundraising until the end of the week; times are hard for everyone, your favorite radio station included, so please consider donating to help us power up the listening experience for you.

Business as usual, here is what I have added to Libretime since last week:

Here is tonight’s Horizon Broadening Hour:

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Tracklist:

Jonathan Bauer – We Need to Do Better

See y’all next time!

DJ 25ohms and the UWDJ Club blessed the studio to help us raise funds for CKMS. Catch the vibes on  the livestream recording.

All things 25ohms: linktree

To keep this music on the air, click here: donate

If you donate, I’ll send you the full mp3 recording of this show!

NEW: Pressure Drop re-plays on alternate Mondays 6-8 AM. If you miss the show, tune in to get that rush on your morning drive.

Full recording:

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Does the annual Federal Budget leave you feeling anxious , wondering what the political noise actually means for your nest egg, your business, and your legacy?


You’re not alone. Many ambitious professionals and entrepreneurs feel that same stress , worrying if the government is suddenly going to rock the boat on their entire retirement plan. They feel overwhelmed by headlines, confused by the technical changes, and stuck wondering if their strategies for their home , their business , or their family trust are still effective.


Their “aha!” moment comes when they discover the “Hexavisionary Framework.” It’s a shift from reacting to political noise to gaining Empowerment Through Knowledge. They suddenly see the 2025 budget not as a threat, but as a story of stability , simplification , and major new opportunities—like the $1.25M business owner exemption. This clarity transforms their anxiety into confidence.


This is the bridge to total financial freedom. You don’t have to be a tax expert, but you do need to be aware of the landscape. Take the first step. Visit hexavision.ca to download our in-depth guides and ask the questions you need to ensure your plan is truly future-ready.

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What’s up, y’all? Here is tonight’s Clean Up Hour — a discussion of the recent Billboard chart headlines that have been making the rounds. Also, the Power Up Community Radio Fundraiser is still going, please consider donating!

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Shad – Intro

See y’all next time!

CKMS News -2025-11-05- MPP Fife elected chairperson of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians

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According to the group’s website, the CWP is the network of women members of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association’s Parliaments and Legislatures and is a means of” building the capacity of women elected to Parliament to be more effective in their roles”.  Fife notes that it is a “huge responsibility” but adds that “this is the kind of work that also gives me energy”.

MPP Fife says she hopes to focus her efforts around access to education, democratic engagement, human rights and climate change.

The CWP over 3,000 Women Parliamentarians, in over 180 Commonwealth national and sub-national Parliaments, .

This show features an interview with MPP Fife, who is excited to take on the role which she says is “a great opportunity to learn, and take things to the next level.”