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Every year, the Homeless Marathon serves up 14 hours of people-powered radio, broadcasted on nearly 40 radio stations across Canada. With the goal of being a consciousness-raising event, the Marathon will provide an opportunity for homeless people and their allies to take to the airwaves, and allow a nationwide discussion on homelessness issues and possible solutions.
Science and Technology Lecture Series is held at VIU every Wednesday evening from 7-8 PM. This series is held in building 356 room 109 which is located at the top of the hill from the 4th street entrance. Come and listen to these free lectures given by internationally acclaimed scientists and then join us for juice and cookies afterwords.
top 3:
1 Bernice What Was That Self-Released
2 Ben Wilkins Ben Wilkins Milagro
3 Michael Waters Acoustic Psychedelic Chill Ladybird Music
After 2 years of operating at less than 2000 watts, we are pleased to announce we are back at full power!! Thanks to all the members (including VIU Nanaimo Campus Students), donors, sponsors over the last 2 years. With your help Radio Malaspina has purchased a new 350 Watt back up transmitter and has repaired its main 2000 Watt transmitter.
Dr. Paola Lake, registered psychologist, established her practice in 2004 after moving from Ottawa, Ontario. Shortly after settling into west coast living, she received a call from CHLY programmer Pam Edgar; host of Living for the Health of It, who invited Lake to become a monthly guest on her show. Lake eventually decided to produce [...]
Thanks to Ann Jessey of Saltspring Island and Ed Jordon of Bowen Island
Jan 26 2012
Posted by Dylan Perry in Home |
Ann Jessey of Saltspring Island has donated to Radio Malaspina in support of Elevator Club and Ed Jordon of Bowen Island who has donated to Radio Malaspina in support of the Howe Sound System.
A Dance Extravaganza featuring The Bill Johnson Band featuring Dave Webb on our new vintage ’65 Hammond B3.
Detailed DescriptionA fundraiser to purchase a vintage 1965 Hammond B3 for our community
Bliss Rider Jennifer Paige has been involved with CHLY since 2002. She recalls another student at Vancouver Island University stating that she could have her own show on the campus community radio station. Skeptical but intrigued, Paige and another student followed through and began a metal show that lasted almost 3 years. She progressed to [...]
“My dad trying to get reception for elevator club in beachcomber, nanoose bay. Help!”
Mady
Press Release: Film Festival Deadline Fast Approaching
Jan 13 2012
Posted by Dylan Perry in Home, News & Updates |
Time is running out for local filmmakers to enter their films into the 2012 Vancouver Island Short Film Festival (VISFF).
Local filmmakers have until Feb. 1 to enter this year’s VISFF, which is celebrating its seventh anniversary bringing filmmakers and filmgoers together. The VISFF is an annual event that continues to be the only short film festival on Vancouver Island that focuses on local talent…..
Come support local bands Gold and Shadow, and J-Bird and the Twankies at Headliners school of performing arts. Guaranteed to be a great time for music fans. An all ages show and only 5 bucks at the door! These young, up and coming bands are sure to leave you satisfied.
The aim of this evening’s lecture is to learn how to interpret dreams using Carl Jung’s Analytical Psychology. We will start with an overview of Carl Jung’s ideas, then work through a Jungian approach to dream interpretation. C.G. Jung viewed the dream as offering a snapshot of our mental condition as it is now. This means that the dream tells us vital information about how we are living our life, and alerts us to areas that we are neglecting or misunderstanding.
Pink Ribbons, Inc. looks at the pervasive impact of breast cancer fundraising. Where does all the money go, and what is actually achieved? The film offers a completely different take on the pink ribbon “success” story that has overtaken North America.
A CHLY mention is a 10-12 second recorded segment in which listeners can have almost any message they want broadcast once a week. An example message could be
“This hour is brought to you by John Tesh. Reminding you that easy listening music is the only way to go.”
Local business can also purchase a mention as well. An example message could be.
“This hour is brought to you by, John’s Plumbing on Texada Island. Specializing in removing the crap from your toilette. Call John at 555-555-5555″
Some restrictions apply. For more details please email sales@chly.ca or call 250 716 3410
Dress for the wild west and party with the cowgirls and cowboys for Vancouver Island University. Chance to win $1500 in tuition or 1 of 2 dell laptops
Tommy Roden initially began his community radio career as the Sound Engineer for Gord Theedom, a fellow octogenarian programmer at CHLY radio. After helping Theedom to record his weekly program onto CD, he was hounded for about a year by both Theedom and the station manager before he finally capitulated and agreed to do his own show. What’s Next began in May of 2010 and continues to surprise listeners each week…..
A great concert with Ron and 30 or so of his friends. All to support the settlement of a refugee family from Palestine, currently in Syrian refugee camp.l
Are you a CHLY listener? Do you want to get together with other listeners, station volunteers and staff to discuss what you heard on CHLY or what you would like to hear. CHLY has developed an new interactive forum. Click the link above to find out more about it.
CHLY 101.7fm in Nanaimo, a listener-supported, volunteer-driven community-based campus radio station, is always willing to consider donations from the community. Volunteer labour is a key to our survival, since it is through volunteers’ donations of their time that we are able to function with a small budget. We are able to turn each dollar of [...]
The people of Radio Malaspina (CHLY 101.7 FM) are committed to engaging our listeners with an inclusive, intelligent and innovative alternative media experience. We encourage personal responsibility in all levels of community. We are a campus- and community-supported forum and stage for the voices of Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, the Islands and beyond.
