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Scott Joplin

Scott Joplin

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Oct 30, 2026

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What A Weekend!

Oct 30 · 1 Mention

Greg MacklingHOST
61:26
Sharing.
Brett McGarryHOST
61:26
Ray is winning Manitoba Opera, Scott Joplin's Tremonisha, a musical reimagining pair of tickets for November 25th, 2026.
Brett McGarryHOST
61:35
And one more Country Fest note, with Riley Green being one of the artists heading to Dauphins Country Fest, Mackling just stumbled upon this.
Brett McGarryHOST
61:41
He's headlining the Grey Cup halftime show this year, and both of us were like, I thought Tate McRae was doing the halftime show.
Brett McGarryHOST
20:13
So we want you to tell us about your pet capers.
Brett McGarryHOST
20:16
For a chance to win some tickets for Manitoba Opera's Scott Joplin's Tremonisha, a musical reimagining, November 25th at the Centennial Concert Hall.
Brett McGarryHOST
20:25
Sarah McCarthy, you want to kick us off?
Sarah McCarthyPANELIST
20:27
Well, my first childhood dog, Dexter, he was a golden retriever.
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Election Day

Oct 28 · 3 Mentions

Brett McGarryHOST
9:22
Visit them at reliableheatair.ca. We have a couple of tickets up for grabs for Manitoba Opera.
Brett McGarryHOST
9:28
Scott Joplin's Tremonisha, a musical reimagining for Wednesday, November 25th at the Centennial Concert Hall.
Brett McGarryHOST
9:35
And we want to talk about We're going to use right now what we're doing at 935.
Brett McGarryHOST
9:41
What are we doing at 935 today, Greg?

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Brett McGarryHOST
49:13
And very cute.
Brett McGarryHOST
49:19
It is Mackling and McGarry.
Brett McGarryHOST
49:21
In our next segment, we will pick our winner for the Manitoba Opera, Scott Joplin's Tremonisha Musical Reimagining, November 25th at the Centennial Concert Hall, based on things that came back that you didn't think would ever come back, like the Gary Theatre in Selkirk reopening this week.
Brett McGarryHOST
49:37
We'll share that story at 9.35. And on the voting front, Dave H. has just voted at Sun Valley.
Rhiannon GiddensGUEST
47:22
Don't quote me on this.
Rhiannon GiddensGUEST
47:23
But, you know, like Scott Joplin's parents played the banjo.
Rhiannon GiddensGUEST
47:26
He played the banjo as well.
Rhiannon GiddensGUEST
47:28
Like those early rags were...
Greg MacklingHOST
6:23
And how did it take so long for him to perform there? Well, we asked him, or I asked him that, and we'll share all that with you coming up at 9.35 this morning.
Brett McGarryHOST
6:34
As far as giveaways go, we have a pair of tickets for the Manitoba Opera, for Scott Joplin's Tremonisha, and a musical Reimagining for Wednesday, November 25th.
Brett McGarryHOST
6:44
That's at Centennial Concert Hall.
Brett McGarryHOST
6:46
But we also have our Tuesday set of...

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Brett McGarryHOST
18:19
We're going to ask you a question for a chance to win tickets for Disney on Ice Jump In, coming to Canada Life Centre November 13th to the 15th.
Brett McGarryHOST
18:26
We've got a family four-pack.
Brett McGarryHOST
18:27
We also have tickets to give away for Manitoba Opera's Scott Joplin's Tree Manisha, A Musical Reimagining.
Brett McGarryHOST
18:34
That's November 25th at the Centennial Concert Hall.
Nate WilcoxHOST
6:23
And so, like I said, when I think of St. Louis' role in American music, I think of it as the birthplace of ragtime.
Nate WilcoxHOST
6:30
I mean, Scott Joplin was a Texan, but he came to fame in St. Louis, was published in St. Louis.
Nate WilcoxHOST
6:36
So many other ragtime players were associated with St. Louis.
Nate WilcoxHOST
6:42
But St. Louis is largely left out of the origin stories of both blues and jazz.

14 MINS LATER

Nate WilcoxHOST
20:45
And this is the Harlem Rag by Tom Turpin.
Nate WilcoxHOST
20:47
So And that was the Harlem Rag by Tom Turpin.
Nate WilcoxHOST
21:21
And we usually hear about Scott Joplin.
Nate WilcoxHOST
21:23
Tell us a little bit about Tom Turpin and his brother and how he became a known ragtime player.
John HumphreyHOST
30:31
Damn.
Jim ParsonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:31
In a world where a piano is a weapon, on what does Scott Joplin play the maple leaf rag?
Mayim BialikSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:37
Tuned bayonets.
Jim ParsonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:39
Defend.
NickHOST
23:21
All of these.
DaveHOST
23:22
Even Scott Joplin's
NickHOST
23:24
The Entertainer.
DaveHOST
23:25
Yes, yes.
Donald L. MillerGUEST
44:43
And Olmsted laid it out like an American Venice.
Donald L. MillerGUEST
44:46
these canals and lagoon spectacular roman architecture and that you walked inside these ancient these style buildings and you found all the marvels of the new technological age edison his edison's new technique of filmmaking you know i mean movie they were moving pictures on display there um the um you know you could you could hear the music of scott joplin
Greg BergHOST
45:13
there
Donald L. MillerGUEST
45:13
you know uh...
KeefyHOST
68:26
Next thing, I got this for a dollar.
KeefyHOST
68:30
The Sting featuring the music of Scott Joplin by Marvin Hamlisch.
KeefyHOST
68:34
People say I look like a young Marvin Hamlisch.
KeefyHOST
68:37
Who the fuck is Marvin
KeefyHOST
68:51
Anyway, but this is an incredible soundtrack.
KeefyHOST
68:54
It's also referenced in...
Nick CameronHOST
68:57
Where's Scott Joplin from?
KeefyHOST
69:00
Is he from Missouri? He probably is.

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