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An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth: What Going to Space Taught Me About Ingenuity, Determination, and Being Prepared for Anything by Chris Hadfield Chris Hadfield is a Canadian icon. He is the face of the space program for quite a lot of [Keep Reading]

Every month, we take a moment to look back at what was happening last year at this time in a little feature we call “Chasing Content.” Read all of the posts from Last October or just these highlights. Surprise, Forever is a Long Time! [Keep Reading]

When Blue’s Clues premiered in 1995, it was truly unique and revolutionized preschool television with the use of something called the four-beat Pause. It worked this way, Steve, the host of the show, would break the fourth wall and ask the [Keep Reading]

The station computer wasn’t working on Tuesday so I wasn’t able to run commercials and had to do two hours live on the radio, non-stop. I kicked things off with the brand-new Gangstarr track. It’s a gorgeous song and almost brought [Keep Reading]

My wife bought me Super Scrabble for Christmas and I not exactly sure why. I mean, obviously I love Scrabble and have a collection of different types of the board game, but she isn’t too keen on playing any of them with me. Maybe I can get a [Keep Reading]

Every month, I stroll through the posts I wrote last year at the time and create a small highlight reel of sorts. There are a few months I haven’t done yet, so I am trying to catch up. Let’s jump back in time, eleven years and see what [Keep Reading]

Beats N’ Rhymes is a unique P.A. Day Experience that will be held at the Boys & Girls Club of London this Friday. It’s an introduction to the world of creating your own beats from scratch. You’ll learn the basics of music [Keep Reading]

Pack your suitcase, it’s time to go on a journey of music and sound. We do this every week on a little program called Word is Bond Rap Radio. In episode, 384, we lost a suitcase right at the start of the trip, but that didn’t stop us [Keep Reading]

Tilbury has a skatepark on 24 Stewart Avenue. It’s small, but then again, so is Tilbury. I found myself there and just had to stop for a quick session. It’s got a variety of rails, a small spine and block obstacle stairs, launch ramps, [Keep Reading]

It’s time for a second dig through the archives this month. Let’s go back in time to 2007 and look at what was happening here on Silent Cacophony at that time. Read all of the posts from September 2007 or just these highlights. Stephen [Keep Reading]