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Tadam ! est un projet de pratique et de création radiophonique mené avec les enfants primo-arrivants accueillis au CHUM d’Ivry-sur-Seine. Ce centre d’hébergement d’urgence, qui intègre une école, est un dispositif pilote rassemblant les Académies de Paris et Créteil.

Les enfants accueillis à l’école du CHUM ont vécu une trajectoire migratoire complexe voire douloureuse, et l’arrivée en France ne marque pas la fin de leurs difficultés : les difficultés administratives et sociales restent nombreuses. Le temps d’une halte, la parenthèse de vie au CHUM leur permet de poser leurs bagages et de bénéficier d’un accompagnement dans leurs démarches. Le projet Tadam ! est pensé pour leur offrir un espace créatif, ludique et collectif. Nous pensons que la radio en tant que dispositif de parole et d’écoute peut être un rouage dans les mécanismes qui permettent aux personnes migrantes de tisser et d’entretenir des relations sociales les unes avec les autres, mais également avec le pays d’accueil.

Avec Tadam ! nous faisons le pari de la fiction : avec les élèves de l’école nous travaillons à partir de la musique, ce langage universel qui ouvre sur des mondes où l’imaginaire et le réel sont liés. L’installation d’une Radiobox au centre d’hébergement, accompagnés d’ateliers de création radiophonique, ouvrent ainsi un espace où se déploient les trajectoires multiples des participant.es pour ancrer l’expérience migratoire dans une logique de continuité et non pas de recommencement ou de renoncement à son identité.

Author Jeff Somers drinks Mellow Corn whiskey and discusses his short story "Up The Crazy," which he wrote to promote his novel "Chum" and its connection to his debut novel "Lifers" via a shared universe.

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Have you ever wondered what would happened if you left everything behind to pursue your passion? With just $1,000 in his pocket and no real plan, Jeff did just that. He left his hometown and drove over a thousand miles south to be able to fish on the water year-round. Ultimately, that led him to obtain his Captain’s license and now Jeff runs one of the best fishing outfits in Southwest Florida. Following your dreams is never easy, but Jeff proves that anything is possible when you put your mind to it.

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Shannon Burns is a familiar voice across Canadian radio. Her show iHeartRadio Nights with Shannon Burns airs nationally on 14 iHeartRadio stations, and she does evenings on the legendary radio station she grew up listening to, CHUM 104.5FM.

On the podcast she talks about her career arc, how to plan a nationally syndicated show and suggests a name for the former Power 107 in Edmonton (Unicorn 107?).

Shannon grew up in Burlington Ontario. She says that she has always been mildly obsessed with pop culture and so when it came time to apply for college, radio was the natural choice.

A career in media was a choice her mother supported and helped her to achieve. “She is a firm believer in not chasing the dollar and going after what you’re interested in,” says Burns.

After her time in college Shannon went out west to hone her radio skills. In 2014 she landed a job in Medicine Hat on Rock 105.3 (Rogers) where she worked as a morning show host and news anchor. In 2015, Shannonn moved to Virgin 104.9 in Edmonton where she worked her way up the ladder from 2015-2018 eventually becoming a midday announcer and assistant music director.

Shannon loved her time out west, but she says the goal was always to work her way back to the Toronto market. Today she gets to interview some of the biggest names in music from Shawn Mendes to Katy Perry. “My goal is to make them my friends,” says Burns with a laugh.

On the future of radio Shannon is very upbeat. She came into radio at a time when it was fusing with social media, and that the medium of radio allowed producers to become early adopters of social media and digital marketing strategies. The story is ongoing with the content produced in radio being about so much more than what goes out over the airwaves.

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I met Ross Davies briefly on two occasions. Once in Montreal in the 90's and a second time in the 2000's again in Montreal. It was little more than a "Hi! How Are You?' but there was work to be done and the radio stories were going to have to come later. Fast forward to 2018 and we finally got to have that chat. Ross spent a good chunk of his career working for CHUM in the programming, operations and senior management positions. We went back to the beginning where he started his career with Moffatt Communications. He moved to Toronto in 1979 has worked with Standard Radio, Canadian Satellite Radio, Astral Media Radio and (as mentioned) CHUM Ltd. More recently, Ross served as Director of Member Engagement/Radio for Numeris, the leading provider ratings to broadcasters and advertisers. Ross was also part of the executive team at XM Satellite radio that launched Canada’s first satellite radio service in 2005. (The merger with Sirius came much later) We also dug into him co-creating the original Jack/Bob variety hits format with the launch of Bob-FM in Winnipeg in the spring of 2002.

Ross is putting together some of the radio panels at Canadian Music Week this year and provided some intel into what we can expect May 20-22 when it all takes place. He also welcomes your feedback so shoot him an e-mail - but only after you listen to what he has shared. (It's towards the end of the podcast by the way)

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Il est parfois possible de rester amis avec nos ex, mais ce n'est pas toujours le cas. Alors, comment réagir quand on se retrouve face à face? Malaise et histoire vécue embarrassante sont au menu.

Pourquoi il semblerait que les gens croient qu'il faut absolument avoir des papillons pour être en amour? Est-ce véritablement un signe de relation sérieuse durable et combien de temps doivent durer les brulements d'estomac? Anne et Yann nous en parle et nous partage comment c'est passée leur début de relation respective!

Pour notre 2ème émission, on a décidé d'emprunter un courrier du cœur à Madame Louise Deschâtelets. On s'est dit que si une ancienne tenancière d'un bordel de cégépiens est assez bonne pour vous répondre ben nous aussi! Donc pour cette grande occasion on vous donne notre avis non censuré, mais aussi des conseils pratiques sur la situation d'une fille qui a vraiment besoin de se faire ouvrir les yeux! Bonne écoute.