CFRC Podcast Network
Today in YGK
Join us weekly via podcast or on CFRC 101.9 FM for Today in YGK. This local news program produced by the CFRC News Team features local and campus headline news, special segments, interviews, weather, sports, traffic reports and an events calendar. Have news? Reach out to news@cfrc.ca!
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Today in YGK: SpaceX Launch and Local News 04.06.2020
In today's episode of Today in YGK, sit in on a conversation with Queen's University PhD Candidate, Connor Stone, to learn about the historic SpaceX launch that happened Saturday, May 30, 2020. Also tune in for local news regarding new City of Kingston projects, the termination of the Kingston Transit agreements with Queen's and SLC, and more!
Today in YGK: SPAF and Local News 28.05.2020
In this week's episode of Today in YGK, learn more about the Skeleton Park Arts Festival and what they're doing to accommodate an online and in-person festival. As well as other information regarding local and recent news.
The Ballytobin Festival 20.05.2020
In this week's episode of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Tricia Baldwin, Director of the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts to discuss the inaugural Ballytobin Festival, an online music festival that kicked off May 16th and runs all summer long. As well as an interview with one of the artists of the festival, Emilie Steele.
Campus Focus: The Journey Home 13.05.2020
In this pilot episode, Today in YGK host Alexandra Fernandes (ArtSci '21) chats with three Queen's University students whose study abroad experiences were cut short due to COVID-19. Download and learn more about the experience of studying abroad and making the journey home during a global pandemic.
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