Another update on the CFNY Spirit of Radio documentary
It’s all coming together. Last fall, we embarked on a mission to turn CFNY’s “Spirit of Radio” years (1978-1992) into a documentary. It was a special time in radio and music. It needs
Read MoreIt’s all coming together. Last fall, we embarked on a mission to turn CFNY’s “Spirit of Radio” years (1978-1992) into a documentary. It was a special time in radio and music. It needs
Read MoreIn case you haven’t heard, there’s finally going to be a definitive big-budget documentary about CFNY/Toronto’s Spirit of Radio years (1978-1992). A group of us–including some former staffers along with some high-powered (an
Read More[HENDERSON, NEVADA] – One of the most exciting times in the history of Canadian–hell, North American!–radio were the Spirit of Radio years, the time when CFNY-FM/Toronto (well, okay…Brampton) was breaking all kinds of
Read MoreWhen I arrived at CFNY on October 3, 1986, one of the first people I encountered in the halls was James Scott. It was shortly after 1:00 and he was getting ready for
Read MoreIf you’re of a certain age, you may have grown up with CFNY-FM/Toronto (now 102.1 The Edge) during the Spirit of Radio years, which extended from roughly 1977 through to 1991. It was
Read MoreFor the past couple of years, filmmaker Wil Dunlop has been piecing together a documentary that seeks to cover off three things: (1) The life and times of legendary CFNY/102.1 The Edge personality
Read MoreSince I lived across the street from my high school, my friends and I would eat lunch at my place. That way we could play ping pong while listening to whatever new records
Read MoreAt exactly 12 noon on October 3, 1986, I climbed the stairs at the strip mall at 83 Kennedy road in Brampton for the first time, presenting myself as the new all-night person
Read MoreA number of years ago, Karim Mosna started working on a short demo of CFNY-FM. At the risk of sounding immodest, the station (now known as 102.1 the Edge) was hugely influential in
Read MoreIt’s been ten years since the tragic passing of longtime CFNY/102.1 The Edge host Martin Streek, a guy many radio and alt-rock fans around Toronto remember fondly. Wil Dunlop is among that number.
Read MoreWhen I first arrived at CFNY in October 1986, one of the first people I met was Skip Prokop. Back in those old FM regulation days, FM stations had to allocate a certain
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