Posts Tagged atomic suburbia
Atomic Suburbia 64 everyone deserves a paved road
It slightly different show again tonight, no music but a great interview with Chris Harper who is running for alderman in ward 1.
Remember if you have any thoughts or comments shoot me an email
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Atomic Suburbia 63 sensitive increases in density
Headlines:
Alberta Considers online gambling
Premier Ed is trying a new strategy to diversify Alberta’s economy, Sadly he held on 12.
2 horses did in motorcycle accident.
The tragedy has prompted alberta to change the age when horses can get a license
Ice Cream shortage in New Brunswick.
This has prompted a million dollar ice cream smuggling ring
We have an interview with Calgary’s own Naheed Nenshi (On Twitter)
Some great talk about comic like Lio, Toby Robot Satan and Barkeater Lake
Music from Ioda Promonet
Yukon Blonde
“Babies Don’t Like Blue Anymore” (mp3)
from “Yukon Blonde”
(Bumstead Productions Ltd.)
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Yukon Blonde “Babies Don’t Like Blue Anymore” (mp3)
from “Yukon Blonde”
(Bumstead Productions Ltd.) Buy at Napster Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Amazon MP3 More On This Album
Yukon Blonde “Babies Don’t Like Blue Anymore” (mp3)
from “Yukon Blonde”
(Bumstead Productions Ltd.) Buy at Napster Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Amazon MP3 More On This Album
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Atomic Suburbia 53
Jack Layton is no socialist
Tonight’s snacks are courtesy Cate, (Jam Puffins) Eric from tip tap tip, and Scarborough dude.
Headlines
Stelmach rejects fixed election dates in Alberta
Saying he prefers fixed elections
B.C. offers carbon tax rebate to municipalities with ‘string attached’
In an attempt to clean up the environment BC is now attaching strings to all carbon emission so they can pull them back in. David suzuki says he has some doubts about the plan.
Calgary bishop, health minister clash over HPV vaccination
In the ultimate show down between faith and science albertas health minister and bishop henrry will square of in a fight to the death over vaccinating school girls.
Just remember, if you plan on voting in the upcoming election, don’t come crying to me if they end up back in office.
Comments from Redboy and Steve
Tuned In
SinFest nails the current economic crisis
You can’t tell me they didn’t mean something else here
Ewwww
Gross and a social commentary on public bathrooms
Music tonight was the Subhumans But Ioda is down so stop by itunes or ioda
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Atomic Suburbia 52
Calgary’s best podcast
Snacks from out good friend Todd
Yummy
Rob Sends us a Dogs in the News story about a lab that eats too many golf balls.
This week’s Headlines are;
Greens can’t participate in leaders debates, networks rule
Proving what we’ve know all along the news networks decide what Canadians can and can not see during this election. Sadly I wish this was a joke
NB Ambulances will get winter tires
and next year if the budget allows they will get seat belts
Finish in 4 years or classes are free, offers the university of Calgary
Last week the university of Calgary hired the former marketing director for Dominoes pizza.
We get a little political and reminisce about Mr Ed Broadbent and discuss just how stupid this eleciton is.
Don’t forget that if you are in Calgary to visit Tubby Dog Try the Captian Dog
We got feedback and opinions from Barely, Joe and Charles
Toon’d In
Paulette (currently our favorite listener) sent in this story,
At one time I was an avid collector of comics. I even clipped my favourites from the newspaper, scotch taped them on to construction paper and stored them in binders (which I still have). At some point I stopped reading the comics page. I think Dilbert “jumped the shark” when Scott Adams quit his day job, although every once in a while one of his strips still makes me chuckle.
I have a small collection of more obscure stuff. A crowd favourite is a little book of one panel cartoons called “Unpleasant Ways to Die” that might amuse you. Sadly, most of my books are packed away in boxes while I wait for the contractor to finish the built-ins in my apartment. It’s been a fourteen month project so far. I’ve grown accustomed to being perpetually annoyed.
And she sent these pictures,
comic collections
Joe sent in this link for an interesting artical on the end of FBOFW
This weeks favorite comics.
Eww!
WTF
Dirty
This Week’s Bands
Ioda is down right now so I will try and post this later
And that’s it
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Atomic Suburbia 49
Well after an extended hiatus we are back. We have some guest commentary from Redboy and Roy. Cate gave us a twitter poke to get this out and Dan provided some bumpers.
Atomic Suburbia has a Flickr Pool where you can upload your pictures of the robot invasion.
This weeks Headlings:
Whale carcass buried in N.B. forest
Get your GPS’s ready GEO cachers, this one is go going to be tough to find, and hard to smell.
Harper uses Calgary Stampede to attack Liberal green plan
Dawning Black hat, Harper and a few other MPs stole a couple of chuckwagons and ran Ms. Dion and other liberal greenies out of town.
Vancouver in gridlock after city-wide power failure
A power failure in Vancouver on Friday caused traffic nightmares for commuter. Official blame the failure on all those people trying in vain to activate their iphones.
Tonight’s songs:
The Coast “Circles” (mp3)
from “The Coast”
(Aporia Records)
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The Coast “The Lines Are Cut” (mp3)
from “The Coast”
(Aporia Records)
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