Chase March – Blog
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The Return of Rap City (On Our Screens)
Rap City was such an important part of music television back in the day. It was great to see a block of television devoted to rap music. We were able to discover new tunes, and see some of our favourite emcees who we’d only ever seen in magazines or on album covers. Well, the show
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Super Posts from Last July
It’s time to take a leap through the archive in a single bound. This will bring us back one year to explore some of the cool things that we happening then. You can read all of the posts from last July or just these super ones . . . My New Favourite Show – Stargirl
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Mastermind Street Jam – 25 Years Ago This Week
Here’s a cool radio show that I taped 25 years ago this week. It’s the 74th tape of my collection of Mastermind Street Jam episodes. I’m having fun digitizing these and sharing them with you. This was an iconic hip-hop mixshow on the Canadian airwaves and it deserves all the shine it can get. Mastermind
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Having a Blast at the First Nations Video Shoot
I had a lot of fun this weekend providing the music for a special day on the Chippewas of the Thames First Nations Reserve. They were shooting a music video there to help call attention to the horrors of Residential Schools. Dave from NYC Stylz was on hand providing orange shirts to people and I
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Mastermind Street Jam – Extra Day
I’m pretty sure the date on this tape is wrong. June 26, 1996 was a Wednesday and the Mastermind Street Jam aired on Mondays and Tuesdays. I knew the date was wrong when I labelled the tape too. I titled it “Extra Day.” Not sure what the real deal is here, but it’s great hip-hop
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First Nations Video Shoot
The horrors of Canada’s Residential School system are just starting to come to light. I am surprised that people were unaware of this terrible part of our history until the terrible news broke a few weeks ago. Members of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation are getting together Saturday to shoot a video to