* CKUT radio: Cultural Crossroads V
CKUT radio's 'world skip the beat' presents a special program featuring
interviews with Algonquin hip-hop artist Samian and Montreal poet Kaie Kellough
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Monday July 12 12h00 - 14h00
live broadcast on CKUT Radio, 90.3fm
tune-in globally via live stream at www.ckut.ca
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Tune-in to CKUT radio for 'world skip the beat' the fifth edition of Cultural
Crossroads, hosted by journalist Stefan Christoff, featuring interviews with
leading global artists from Montreal.
CKUTs radio's weekly global music program, 'world skip the beat', airs each
Monday featuring musical sounds from around the world. A special edition,
Cultural Crossroads V, will highlight unique music while featuring extended
interviews with Algonquin hip-hop artist Samian and Montreal-based poet Kaie
Kellough.
* Samian is an Algonquin hip-hop artist based in Montreal, the first to rap in
both French and Algonquin. Born in the community of Pikogan in Abitibi
Temiscamingue, Samian (Samuel Tremblay) recounts the tales of the youth in his
community and the plight and struggles of First Nations. Samian.s music has
struck a cord in Quebec society and within the hip-hop community and beyond
through collaborations with the celebrated Quebec hip-hop ensemble Loco Locass.
Samian will be performing at the next edition of Artists Against Apartheid on
Thursday, July 22 at La Sala Rossa, info at: http://bit.ly/a3FWqc
Samian:
http://www.samian.ca/
* Kaie Kellough is an acclaimed bilingual author, editor, educator, & general
word-sound systemizer celebrated across Canada for innovative and socially
conscience poetry, Kellough is the author of lettricity (Cumulus Press 04), the
co-editor of talking book anthology (Cumulus Press 04) and recently launched
Maple Leaf Rag with Arbeiter Ring Publishing.
Kaie Kellough:
http://www.kaie.ca/
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* CKUT radio is a celebrated community radio station in Montreal with a long
history of links to cutting edge independent culture and grassroots political
movements for social justice. http://www.ckut.ca
* Stefan Christoff is a journalist and community organized based in Montreal,
and longtime volunteer at CKUT radio since 2000
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