The Eclectic

This was a live show that we recorded at CKXU for our Student Radio Marathon. This is a bit of change-up from previous shows in that we reviewed some beautiful takeaway messages from clips of past and future (not yet released) episodes.  Everyone has something to teach you.

YQL Young women leadership council at the YWCA: Trying to inspire change in the community. If you're between the ages of 16-30 contact Lindsay

Music in the Episode all come from Bailey's latest EP called Electric Moments:

Nighttime -Bailey Kate (00:35-5:30)

Easy Steps -Bailey Kate (32:08-36:06)

Fog -Bailey Kate (36:07-40:08)

Electric moments (01:06:05-END)

Listen to songs from her EP Electic moments which you can find wherever you listen to music.(https://open.spotify.com/album/3kUqjDMD395zj1f9HGiJxM?si=nL_2fHAPRUW-4cN7OsRO-Q).

My next guest is a new musician to grace the many stages around Southern Alberta. Bailey Kate is a fresh voice that joins us in the booth to talk about her EP 'Electric Moments' and she tells us the story of how the EP came to be.

Community is important in her development as a musician and as a person. We talk about all the amazing community members that conspire to cultivate greatness within us and that have helped progress her natural music abilities. A teacher by day, she plays an active part in providing support to young developing students and takes much pride in her career. We explore where her passion for teaching began. Bailey so graciously shares what it's like to play all kinds of stages from the house concerts to the big fresh-fest stage, we also get deep and talk about how often we feel the imposter syndrome creep into our various careers.

You can also listen to the Eclectic Live on CKXU 88.3fm Fridays at 4 pm!

Where to find Bailey: https://www.baileykatemusic.com/music

She'll be performing live at the Owl Acoustic Lounge in Lethbridge on October 26th and November 16th, Don't miss it!

My next guest is a new musician to grace the many stages around Southern Alberta. Bailey Kate is a fresh voice that joins us in the booth to talk about her EP 'Electric Moments' and she tells us the story of how the EP came to be. 

Community is important in her development as a musician and as a person. We talk about all the amazing community members that conspire to cultivate greatness within us and that have helped progress her natural music abilities. A teacher by day, she plays an active part in providing support to young developing students and takes much pride in her career. We explore where her passion for teaching began. Bailey so graciously shares what it's like to play all kinds of stages from the house concerts to the big fresh-fest stage, we also get deep and talk about how often we feel the imposter syndrome creep into our various careers. 

Listen to songs from her EP Electic moments which you can find wherever you listen to music.(https://open.spotify.com/album/3kUqjDMD395zj1f9HGiJxM?si=nL_2fHAPRUW-4cN7OsRO-Q). 

Full Podcast Episode comes out Friday, October 11th. You can also listen to the Eclectic live on CKXU 88.3fm Fridays at 4 pm!

Where to find Bailey: https://www.baileykatemusic.com/music 

She'll be performing live at the Owl Acoustic Lounge in Lethbridge on October 26th and November 16th, Don't miss it! 

This is the extended version of the Eclectic Radio Play from CKXU 88.3fm. Here you'll find strictly interview material and exclusive content.

Friday!! I'll be releasing this new Episode of the Eclectic with Abdullah Mousli. We talk about how he was forced to adapt to the stressful environments of war-stricken Syria and how he managed to respond to it all with relentless perseverance which lead him to the University of Lethbridge. Listen to his Inspiring story on The Eclectic! 

When I think of celebrities or people that deserve recognition, It's easy to immediately think of people who are overtly recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments. This is a humble man, deserving so much more praise for his determined efforts to pursue his dreams of attaining higher education, at whatever cost. Of the many things he's had to endure such as war, constant fear, and insecurity, lack of basic resources, bombing, rejection, or anything of the sorts, nothing has come close to derailing his efforts in gaining an education. Another commendable part of his journey is his continuing contribution to the community even after finding refuge in southern Alberta, he continues to poor efforts to provide other Syrian families with employment through a catering company that he started WHILE IN SCHOOL!! Inspiring! Don't miss it!

Thank you, Abed for sharing your story! Thank you to everyone out there who've contributed to initiatives like WUSC (World University Service of Canada). 

Ernest Offei Annor Joins us to talk about his latest and greatest brand: 'Don't Shout' clothing! He's a natural at marketing, having first-hand practice in digital marketing as a party promoter and with the Enactus group from the University of Lethbridge. I love our conversations, very comfortable and 'breakfast club'-like. Ernest is very agreeable, a natural conversationalist and knowledgable. 

We talk about the meaning behind his 'Don't Shout' brand (Expression) and what drove him to start his own clothing line. I ask him how he gained a following on the many social media platforms he uses. Born and raised from Ghana, his support system and biggest influences (mother, family and friends) we're all pivotal in his success, knowing this we talk about the importance of community, some local events (HOUL Launch event October 4th in Lethbridge). EXCLUSIVE CONTENT RELEASE from 'Don't Shout' including upcoming hoodies and website release (@Dontshoutbrand on IG). Ya Heard it here first!!

This is the Eclectic! 

Ernest Offei Annor Joins us to talk about his latest and greatest brand: 'Don't Shout' clothing! He's a natural at marketing, having first-hand practice in digital marketing from his party promoting and with the Enactus group from the University of Lethbridge. 

We talk about the meaning behind his "Don't Shout" brand (Expression) and what drove him to start his own clothing line. I ask him how he gained a following on the many social media platforms he uses. Born and raised from Ghana, his support system and biggest influences (mother, family and friends) we're all pivotal in his success, knowing this we talk about the importance of community!  

I love our conversations, very comfortable and 'breakfast club'-like. He's very agreeable, a natural conversationalist and knowledgable. I get really into it, I know you will too!   Stay tuned for the full episode, it includes EXCLUSIVE CONTENT RELEASE from Don't Shout!

@dontshoutbrand & @erny2 on IG 

What do you have to look forward to on the Eclectic?

Fun, insightful, inspirational, meaningful, discussion, expression, Weekly Guests

"I'm all about supporting people, I'm passionate about helping people potentiate, my goal is to impart some bit of wisdom with the help of my knowledgeable co-hosts ranging from researchers to musicians, artists of many flavors, educators, entrepreneurs and everything in between.

I'll be hosting people coming from all around the world, who are committed to seeing change, making things happen, who are investing in others, making a positive impact in their communities, affecting people somehow...and I think that might just be you?!

Let's support each other, share the love, share a connection, share the knowledge! The knowledge that you can use to navigate your day, to help progress some of your passions and goals..."