We STAY OUT LATE on this week's episode as host Nav Nanwa is joined by artists Scotty IV, Tremayne and Charlie Noir from the Stay Out Late collective to 'theorize' on the following:

- LeBron's remarks pertaining to the NBA's relationship with China, and whether the backlash he received was fair
- Eminem's beat selection - are the beats that he raps on really that bad?
- BBC's list of the Greatest Hip Hop Songs of All Time (no Jay-Z though....)

And then, Nav is joined by the artistic director of the Sauga City Music Festival - Phil Vessel to talk about the inaugural event which is happening at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga this weekend.

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Nav Nanwa
Twitter: @nnanwa
Instagram: @navnanwa

Stay Out Late
Twitter: @StayOutLate_
Instagram: @StayOutLate

Tremayne
Twitter: @tremaynemusic
Instagram: @ldaati

Scotty IV
Twitter & Instagram: @Scotty4Eyes

Charlie Noir
Instagram: @CharlieNoir

Sauga City Music Fest
Twitter & Instagram: @SaugaMusicFest

Check Out the Sauga City Music Fest taking place from October 25th to the 27th.
For More Details: http://saugamusicfest.com/

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Shoutouts to the co-workers! This week's New Theory Radio is a jam-packed one as host Nav Nanwa welcomes a variety of guests to tackle a number of different subjects.

First Nav welcomes Daniel Francavilla and April Hossain from creative agency Now Creative Group, as well Nothing Design Studio's Rahul Bhogal to 'theorize' on WeWork's latest IPO issues and the feasibility of co-working. As well the four of them get into a deep business-heavy conversation around client service.

And then - Nav is joined by Sauga 960am personalities Ryan Gurcharn and Taman Atwal to theorize on local political debates, and the lack of participation this year by various candidates. The three of them get candid about the challenges that were experienced while trying to organize riding debates for the radio station.

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Nav Nanwa
Twitter: @nnanwa
Instagram: @navnanwa

Now Creative Group
Twitter & Instagram: @newcreates

Rahul Bhogal
Twitter: @rahulbhogal
Instagram: @RahulBhogal_ & @nothingdesignstudio

Special thanks to Soho Innovation for allowing us to record at their studio.
Follow them here - Twitter/Instagram: @sohoinnovation

Ryan Gurcharn
Instagram and Twitter: @ryangurcharn
Check out the Weekly Show with Ryan Gurcharn on Sauga 960am every Sunday from 12-1pm

Taman Atwal
Instagram: @tkatwal & @theelemnt
Twitter: @taminatwal & @theelemnt

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Check out this week’s episode of New Theory Radio as host Nav Nanwa is joined by comedians Ernie Vicente and Ricardo Miejias to theorize on the following:

- ‘Looking Canadian’ and subtle racism
- WWE vs. AEW and the start of a new pro wrestling war
- Louis CK playing sold out shows in Toronto, and whether he’s still ‘cancelled’

As well, in this week’s community segment Nav is joined by Yanique Brandford - Founder of Help A Girl Out charity to talk about her product drive benefiting girls in her home country of Jamaica. (This interview starts at the 1:17:18 time mark of the episode)

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Ernie Vicente
Twitter & Instagram: @ErnieVicente
Check out Comedy Pow each and every Friday at the 120 Diner in Toronto ON

Ricardo Miejias
Twitter & Instagram: @ricardiocomedian

Yanique Brandford
Instagram: @helpagirloutcharity
Support Yanique’s great charity Help A Girl Out and their product drive benefiting underprivileged girls in Jamaica - https://www.helpagirlout.org/

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REPRESENT! REPRESENT!

Host Nav Nanwa is joined by journalists Arti Patel and Nikki Gill from the collective Didihood (The Sisterhood of South Asian Creatives) to ‘theorize’ on the following topics:

- Ethnic representation in newsrooms, and the lack of it during the Trudeau ‘Brownface’ incident last week
- Mattel’s new gender-neutral dolls, and the progression of children’s toys
- J-Lo & Shakira playing the Super Bowl Halftime Show next year, and the NFL’s ongoing attempt to be more inclusive

And for this week’s community segment, Nav is joined by independent wrestler Andrew McRae aka Freedom Wallace to talk about the wrestling shows he has this lined up for this weekend, and being able to find your niche in a cluttered industry.

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Didihood
Twitter & Instagram: @didihood
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Arti Patel
Twitter: @artipatel

Nikki Gill
Twitter & Instagram: @Nikkjit

Andrew McRae
Twitter & Instagram: @FreedomIsMcrae

Don't miss the Battle Arts 'Rising Stars' show on Saturday October 5th - https://bit.ly/2mxaoVm

Check out Junction City Wrestling’s show ‘Octoberfist’ taking place on Sunday October 6th. - www.junctioncitywrestling.com

New Theory Radio can be heard live each and every Sunday at 5pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

It's fun-filled edition of New Theory Radio this week! Host Nav Nanwa welcomes back NTR alum - popular YouTuber Daniel Shim aka Shimmy Coco Puffs; along with popular content creator (aka the Vine OG) - Esa Fung. The three of them get super deep and insightful as they 'theorize' on the following topics:

- Increased cultural representation within the entertainment world. Is this legit or just a ploy amongst media conglomerates and large organizations
- Imposter Syndrome: managing self doubt when everyone around you looks at you as an expert

In addition, Nav recaps his time at the Polaris Music Prize gala last week. Featured in this week's show are two interviews he was able to capture at the event.

The First was with this year's winner - Brampton's own Haviah Mighty. They got to chat about what the honour means to her career and the flower city; as well she shared her thoughts on the recent comments made by Jermaine Dupri pertaining to female emcees.

Then he got to kick it with Rapper/host of Netflix's Hop Hop Evolution - Shad. The two got to talk about his album 'A Short Story About War' and the new season of HHE. Plus, they were also able to squeeze in a few theories about concept albums, and why nowadays it's tough to get people to listen to full albums.

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Dan Shimmy aka Shimmy Coco Puffs
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/shimmycocopuffsss/about

Esa Fung
Instagram & Twitter: @EsaFung

Haviah Mighty
Instagram & Twitter: @HaviahMighty
Check out Haviah's Polaris Prize Winning Album '13th Floor' - https://spoti.fi/2muUs5t

Shad
Instagram & Twitter: @shadkmusic
Check Out 'Hip Hop Evolution' on Netflix and Shad's Polaris Prize Shortlisted Album 'A Short Story About War' here: https://spoti.fi/2mafcQ1

New Theory Radio can be heard live each and every Sunday at 5pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

This week's episode may be short but it's filled with good vibes and good people. Host Nav Nanwa welcomes nominees from this year's Mississauga Music Awards (taking place on September 27th) to 'theorize' on a bunch of different topics. Joining him is Ajay Massey, lead singer of the soul group U.N. Jefferson, up and coming Sauga artist Brianna Corona, as well as NTR alum Paul Castro aka The Identity Crisis. The four of them theorize on the following topics:

- Local Music Communities: Could Mississauga become the next Austin Texas?
- Canada's Music Value Gap and the challenges facing Canada's Music 'middle class'

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The Identity Crisis
Twitter: @TheIDC
Instagram: @theidentitycrisis
Check his music out on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify and at www.theidentitycrisis.com

Ajay Massey (from U.N. Jefferson)
Twitter & Instagram: @UNJefferson
Check out U.N. Jefferson's music at www.unjefferson.com

Brianna Corona
Twitter & Instagram: @Bricomusic
Check out Brianna's music at www.briannacorona.com

Don't miss the Mississauga Music Awards taking place on Friday, September 27th at the Living Arts Centre Mississauga. More information can be found at MississaugaMusic.com

Retail..Retail...and then Climate Change - we don't hold back on this week's episode of New Theory Radio. Host Nav Nanwa is joined by the Managing Editor of the Bramptonist Nikita Brown, engaged youth Vijai Kumar (formerly of Brampton Says) and Sauga 960am host of the show Big Talk Ameek Singh to theorize on the following topics:

- Forever 21's bankruptcy and the future of fast fashion
- The new iPhone announcement this week, and whether people still care
- Climate Change, and some provinces in Canada feeling like it's not an issue

Then Nav is joined by up and coming author Imaan Gill to talk about his kickstarter campaign for his new book 'Browntown Diaries'

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Nikita Brown
Instagram: @savvylocal & @theBramptonist
Twitter: @nikitafra & @Bramptonist

Check out the Bramptonist for all things Brampton: www.bramptonist.com

Vijai Kumar
Instagram & Twitter: @TheKumarEffect

Ameek Singh
Listen to Big Talk each and every Saturday from 10-11am on Sauga960am

Imaan Gill
Instagram: @BrownTownDiaries
Support the Kickstarter Campaign: http://browntowndiaries.com

New Theory Radio can be heard live each and every Sunday at 5pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

It's a special move-centric edition of New Theory Radio this week.

Host Nav Nanwa welcomes Brampton Library Board Chair/self-proclaimed Comic Book nerd Jaipaul Massey-Singh to theorize on the the Marvel Cinematic Universe (without Spider-Man) and R-Rated Superhero Movies (especially when it comes to the current buzz of the upcoming 'Joker' flick). Resident New Theory Radio Photographer Amit Nanwa also joins in on the conversation to share his thoughts on both topics.

Then, Nav is joined by previous NTR guest - renowned media personality/film aficionado Mohit Rajhans to theorize on the Toronto International Film Festival (aka TIFF) which begins this week. The two of them discuss whether the festival is still for movie purists, the buzz it creates heading into Oscar season, and TIFF 'etiquette' when meeting celebrities.

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Jaipual Massey-Singh
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Amit Nanwa
Instagram: @colourblindphotography_ & @AmitNanwa

Mohit Rajhans
Instagram: @MohitRajhans & @Dadspottingcrew
Twitter: @mohitsmovies & @Dadspottingcrew
Facebook: @mohitsmovies & @dadspotting

New Theory Radio can be heard live each and every Sunday at 5pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

Nothing is off limits on this week's episode of New Theory Radio. NOTHING!

Host Nav Nanwa welcomes Gurshaan, Sumit,and Sachin from the Yelling Degenerates podcast to theorize on the following hot topics from the week:

- The lack of coverage being given to the Amazon rainforest fires
- The increased crime in Brampton lately; and whether they still feel safe in the city
- The Jay-Z/NFL partnership: Is it a boss move or is it hypocritical?

PLUS a lot of random but great conversation throughout the show.

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The Yelling Degenerates
Twitter: @peopleofthecomm
Instagram: @PeopleOfTheCommunity

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Politics? Wrestling? Art Workshops?

We got it all covered on this week's episode of New Theory Radio.

First off host Nav Nanwa is joined by two representatives/affiliates of Vision Brampton - Kamika Sylvester and Anmol Dhalla. Vision Brampton is an advocacy group encouraging young people in the city of Brampton to exercise their democratic power. The three of them kick the show off 'theorizing' about the following:

- Civic Youth Engagement: Youth between the ages 18-24 will be the largest voting block in the upcoming election but poll results are always low. Why is that and how do we change that?

- The 'Young' Vote: Because youth will be the largest voting block in the upcoming election, what are the best ways for politicians to reach them, and what are the worst ways?

Then, Nav recaps his busy Summerslam weekend, as he was able to conduct a bunch of interviews with numerous WWE talents. These individuals included Trish Stratus, Matt Hardy, Robert Roode, Mandy Rose, Sonya Deville and Buddy Murphy. Topics and theories discussed were reinventing yourself, legacy ,and pro wrestling inclusivity.

Lastly, he closes the show chatting with Ren Thomas, who is a previous New Theory Radio alum and a visual artist. He joins the show to chat about his upcoming Life Drawing event.

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Nav Nanwa
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Vision Brampton
Instagram & Twitter: @VisionBrampton

Check out the Brampton Civic Action Forum on September 5th - https://bit.ly/2z5M5As

WWE
Instagram & Twitter: @WWE

Ren Thomas
Instagram: @renzzzart

Check out Ren's upcoming event 'Life Drawing Sessions' on August 20th - https://bit.ly/2KFaRy0

New Theory Radio can be heard live each and every Sunday at 5pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca