Local Singles

Local Singles - Episode July 24, 2024

Playlist:

L'omelette - ink on paper
Celeigh Cardinal - How I Learned to Live Alone
Wyatt C. Louis - Sundog
The Bobby Tenderloin Universe - In the Mud
Kinjo & Young - Gone Too Long
The Varmoors - Sunrise 30
Kue Varo - Winter Lining
GHOSTWOMAN - Do You
The Moonsnakes - Jane
Ginger Beef - Dew

Duration:: 59m
Broadcast on:: 24 Jul 2024
Audio Format:: mp3

We'll need our provincial government to step up. The good news is, a majority of Canadians and yes, even Albertans understand climate change is real and it's caused by humans and we support action to protect ourselves and each other and we don't want our fellow Canadians left behind in the global energy transition and indeed, we should prosper from the change is what we all believe. Let there be no doubt, when a climate majority makes itself known to these provincial leaders, these slackers and outright failures, their position becomes untenable. The question is, how much hotter will we let them make it? Well, that's about it for this episode of The Climate Lands. I think our guests, sponsors and volunteers that make this happen and of course you, the listener. Calgary Climate Hub is a volunteer-led non-profit organization that generates a diverse group of Calgarians committed to working together to support meaningful local action on climate change. Through representative variety of communities, industries, cultures and causes, we believe that a broad and diverse range of Calgarians and organizations need to be engaged in climate crisis to develop impactful solutions that fit our unique, political and economic circumstances. Thanks for listening to CGSW Originals. To listen back to this podcast episode and many more creative by CGSW members, go to cjsw.com and click on the podcast tab or go to the CGSW app and use the talk filter when you search. Whether you're riding the sea train. The blue train or the night train. Stay on track with CGSW 90.9 FM broadcasting in Calgary on Treaty 7 territory at Métis Nation of Alberta districts 5 and 6. The blue train is a great place to be. She's aware of the I.R. No one can tell her what she's worth cause it changes every day. It depends, it depends, it depends, it depends on what you say she has found herself where others lose their way in the blank spaces on that page. Oh you could call her a free lancer sometimes a time traveler that's nowhere, oh no way she has to stay, no one can tell her what she's worth cause it changes every day. It depends, it depends, it depends, it depends on what you say, choking a cigarette, bridging a passion and regret, not ready surely, not ready to move on, yeah. Oh and in the thick white haze she pictures a feeling of her very own, something lovingly old, no one can tell her what she's worth cause it changes every day. It depends, it depends, it depends, it depends on what you say. 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You can also check out their websites, as they'll often post information about upcoming events there. So we are going to start off our set with something a little bit slower, we're going to go through a mix of different music today, very much following the Folkfest Music theme, so we're going to start off a little bit slower, then we're going to get into something a little bit more classic, folky, we're going to move into what I'm going to call an indie folk set, and then that should bring us to the end of our show today. Before I get into this next set, I do want to let you know that I will be here in the booth until 1pm, so if you want to give me a call, a text, whatever you would like, please feel free to do so, that phone number is 403-220-3991, I'll be here until 1pm, so feel free to text me, if you are a artist out there, or maybe you have a suggestion for great music, let me know 403-220-3991. 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