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And so, you know,

obviously you've been on the show before talking about CKUW in general, talking about the fundraising efforts, talking about all kinds of different stuff.

But I guess what are we here for today? Like, what is this new project you guys have launched that I'm very excited about as a local music fan?

Well, I mean, well, there's like two parts of it, really.

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I'm featuring highlights from the country's favorite progressive podcast community.

Since launching in 2020, the Harbinger Media Network has become Canada's number one listener-supported nonprofit podcast network featuring 83 shows exploring politics, society, and culture from a progressive perspective.

I'll encourage him to get those out there because, yeah, I'd like to see that next year for sure.

Anyway, so a couple there from the, from that show and spend, uh, if you want to hear more, um, we were, uh, we were driving there the other day, listening to the twang trust, uh, on CKUW and, uh, Stu pulled out the recording of, uh, Mike and Jenny at the Stu and Kathy, uh, theater for the performing arts.

Uh, and what was it? 2002.

And I got to hear some, uh, some old songs and some old stories again.

So thanks for pulling that out, Stu.

And yeah, if you're looking for something, go to twangtrust.ca, that mess of a website, and find it there.

A few before that, from our other CKUW pal, Burnsy there.

He played that Cam Penner song on Boots and Saddle this week.

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You know, good junior hockey history.

I myself am from Oshawa, Ontario, and the show originates out of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on CKUW 95.9 FM.

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However you're tuned in, however you get it into you, I don't know.