All Black Everything Chewsdeh Feb 26

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Special Black Histree munt Sell-A-Bration, I'm on from 8am-10am


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CHRW kicked off February with a broadcast of the opening ceremonies of Black History Month live from the Mustang Lounge in the University Community Centre at Western University and by promoting local events all month long.
On Tuesday February 26, starting at midnight, 94.9 CHRW will begin broadcasting 24-hours of original programming created to celebrate Black History. This, our fifth year of 24-hour programming dedicated to Black Culture, is marked by a rebranding from Black Talk, Black Tune to All Black Everything.

Organizations that will be participating include Western’s Black Students Association and The African Canadian Federation of London and Area. In addition, special guest Marci Ien from Canada AM will speak on passion for education, female empowerment, and journalism with young professionals. Music shows throughout the day will focus on all eras from Jazz to R&B, and from Funk to Hip-Hop and more.

CHRW Program Director, Adulis Mokanan says “You can expect a variety of topics and music from all eras that influence us today. I’m hoping listeners will discover something new and what they hear will encourage them to join CHRW to create their own programming. We’re open to all Londoners, students and non-students alike, and the programming you will hear on Tuesday is made by people in our
community.”

For more information regarding All Black Everything contact:

Grant Stein
Manager, 94.9 CHRW (Radio Western)
519.661.2111 x 84905
[email protected]

CHRW features a diverse range of music programming including rock, pop, rap, hip-hop, electronic, folk, jazz, and blues. Spoken-word programs range from news, talk and sports with a focus on live broadcasts of Western Mustangs’ play-by-play action. The station also airs multicultural programming in 12 different languages.

The station is operated by amost 300 volunteers from Western and the greater London community - a number of whom have gone on to a variety of high profile positions in broadcasting including Kevin Newman (Global National), Kat McMorrow (CBC), Avis Favro (CTV), Adrienne Arsenault (CBC), Dan Shulman (ESPN), Elliotte Friedman (CBC Sports), John McKenna (CH Television), Jennifer Palisoc (A-Channel London). 94.9 CHRW is managed by three full-time staff.

Past awards include Campus Radio Station of the Year for 1995 and 2001 and the Fred Sgambati Memorial Award for University Sports Coverage in 2000.

For a complete history of 94.9 CHRW, visit: http://chrwradio.ca/content/history

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ALL BLACK EVERYTHING SCHEDULE

Feb 26. 2013. 12AM-12AM

12am-2am- The Essence

DJ Chedo and J.R. Wideman starts off with All Black Everything with real conscious Hip-Hop from Talib Kweli, to Dead Prez, Immortal Technique, Public Enemy. Hip-Hop was birthed from struggle and giving the urban youth a voice and you will hear the music that reflects this message!



2am-3:30am Relevation and Celebration

The Black Students Association theme this year was “Revelation & Celebration”, our broadcast features London councilman Harold Usher, Historian Heather Reynolds, and a performance from Amai kuda and Juno winner Waleed Abdulhamid.

BSA Member Thomas Debssou also interviews motivational speaker and artist Ann Marie Woods about the topic about “what you don’t know can hurt you” how education is key and knowing about the importance of black history, learning about now just one month but a whole year.



3:30am- 5:35am Youth leadership

On Saturday February 16 there was a symposium on youth leadership. A panel of youth describe their activities and roles and share strategies for building leadership skills.



The panel includes Mphatso Mlotha is a young Malawian woman who came to London to pursue her post-graduate studies in Corporate Communications and Public Relations, at Fanshawe College. She now works as a Communications and Administrative assistant with Emerging Leaders, an organization that aims at retaining young talent London. She also serves on the ACFOLA (African Canadian Federation of London and Area) Board of directors and volunteers her time to assist in launching a new magazine targeting young immigrants in London.





5:40am-6am Marci Ien Interview

As CTV’s Marci Ien celebrates her 10th year of CANADA AM, she shares her passion for education, female empowerment, and journalism with CHRW Lola. Marci Ien speaks about Black History Month, leadership, the future of the newsroom and being the recipient of the Black Business and Professional Association's Women of Honour Award.



6am-8am- A Lion with a Golden Voice

Exploring the life and career of the Lion of Mali, Salik Keita. Also known as the "Golden Voice of Africa" Keita has not looked back since his days with the Super Rail Band de Bamako in the 70's. He is recognized as one of the most commercially successful African artistes of all time.



8am-10am- Positive Journey

In Our Words” presented by The Positive Journey. Listen to important speeches of our time with music provided by Dah Jah.



10am-11am- Hip-Hop and The Canadian Border

If you are a Hip-Hop fan who lives in Canada then you know the frustations the culture experiences. We’ve had artists from Yelawolf, ASAP Rocky, Danny Brown, Schoolboy Q, Game, and so forth denied without any reason discloed to the public. This leaves Hip-Hop fans, Promoters, Booking Agents, the venue, Canadians affected financially. In this interview we got Mohammed Salih former customs border officer and owner of The Mckee Agency operated by award winning booking agent Chris Mckee. Chris has put together concert tours for international artists including: Rihanna, Akon, Flo-Rida, The Roots, Black Eyed Peas, Obie Trice, G-Unit, Tech N9ne, Slaughterhouse, Busta Rhymes, Raekwon, Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9, Fabolous, Naughty By Nature, Vanilla Ice, MOP, Ludacris, and dozens more. These experienced and credible guests provide us invaluable insight why some of the most popular Hip-Hop artists don’t get access to Canada.



11am-12pm- A New Vision for Africa and Africans

Dr. Runoko rashidi is an historian, anthropologist and world traveler he has authored or edited more than a dozen books on the global African presence, both in ancient and modern times. in his own words, considers as his major mission in life “the restoration to African people of their rightful place in world history”, and “the creation of a new vision of Africa and Africans”.





12pm-2pm- Shola Funk Special

'Friday Funk' host Shola Anozie explores the development of funk, soul, disco, and jazz through the music of iconic and influential black musicians. From classics to contemporary hits, these two hours will be packed with an eclectic mix of tracks spanning five decades. 'Friday Funk' is live every Friday from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. on 94.9 CHRW.



2pm-3pm- All about ACFOLA

ACFLOA is an up and rising organisation founded on November 25, 2009, the African Canadian Federation of London and Area (ACFOLA) is a non-profit organization based in London, Ontario. ACFOLA draws its strength and synergy from members, friends and associates to instill cultural awareness and civic responsibility that will enhance the socio-economic advancement of African Canadians and the community in general. ACFOLA is currently focusing on skills development and cultural activities, professional networking, social advocacy, education, healthcare, and technological and economic empowerment .I will be interviewing the President of ACFOLA Mo Jeng and the President of the Kenyan Canadians in London Ontario,KECALO, Jethro Odanga an organisation part of ACFOLA.



3pm-5pm Black Students Association Special

Cleavages in the African Diaspora

The aim of this topic is to engage in both a deep and entertaining discussion centered on the cleavages that exist between various sub-groups in our black community. The next step in progression amongst our people is to form a sense of unity and solidarity amongst us. Over the course of the show we will try and assess the reasons behind the divides and what obstacles impede our path to progression.


Social Media in the Black Community

The aim of this topic is to assess the often questionable persona’s black folks assume on social media platforms. The focus will be on teenagers and young adults, as they are more active on the numerous social media platforms. Also we’ll discuss how social media helps fads to spread. Additionally, we’ll also talk about the use of slang on social media and how the new words or sayings embed themselves in young urban culture.



5pm-7pm Black Radio by Ryan Robinson

In the beginning of each segment, Ryan will discuss an influential artist that shaped radio and black music. For example, he’d open a segment with Stevie Wonder and then play a song by Glenn Lewis to talk about Stevie's delivery, or play Jazmine Sullivan's "Fear" after playing 8 bars from "I Was Made To Love You" to show how Stevie is sampled by contemporary artists today.

You can also expect a feature on influential black people in Canada from artists, activists, and writers.





7pm-8pm Fusionality

Fusionality will feature some soulful artist that have contributed and impacted Black culture. Expect to hear a blend of music.



8pm-10pm- Soca music with Margaret

Learn the history of Soca Music, dancing and learning mixed together!



10pm-12am Midnight Discotheque by Patricia and Nicole

In celebration of Black History Month, Midnight Discotheque will be featuring a special instalment showcasing the success and influence of black artists on genres ranging from disco, funk and r&b to various sub genres of electronic music.

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dehya till 10am est a duh mi ting different.

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all black everything tuesday

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was a good show had calls of thanks, mussee choo dem learn nuff

I'll look fi de link and poas de archive dem laytah
It still a gwaan till midinite ya now.

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Archive fi de special, download and enjoy

1st half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21481/1361883600.mp3

2nd half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21480/1361885400.mp3

3rd half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21483/1361887200.mp3

4th half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21482/1361889000.mp3

After me was an interview with Runoko Rashidi which was good as well

1st half http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21485/1361890800.mp3

2nd half http://chrwradio.ca/audio/download/21484/1361892600.mp3