Internationally acclaimed speaker, author, columnist and heuristic training consultant, pioneer in self discovery, paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident, Lawrence Poole is with very little doubt, the only researcher on Earth who treks jungles in a wheelchair. This energetic and passionate man studied nature's laws for more than 30 years. Lawrence shares his uncommon experiences with passion, pleasure and simplicity. LISTEN HERE

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We realize that credit card interest rates might not be all that interesting to you, however many of you listeners have a credit card and will end up bank rolling your college education. Listen in while Joe Burke interviews Carol Hughes on the topic of credit card interest, and slay your credit card monster! LISTEN HERE


Spartan Youth Radio likes to give a chance for student DJ's to share their music as well as their opinions on the music. This is the first official episode of "What's Playin'?" and promises not to be the last. DJ Shayla Dam shares the sounds of Jin the MC, David Choi, The Cab, Faber Drive and Hedley. LISTEN HERE



Blake Priddle takes us back to the days when rapping was all about laying down the beats, and not hitting your girlfriend. Back to the days when your bling was your reputation and not the value of the metal in your mouth. Back to when it was just about the music, and not about the thugs and money. Blake takes us back to the 1980s with rappers Too Short, Whodini, LL Cool J and the much-loved Kurtis Blow. LISTEN HERE

An exclusive behind the scenes tour of the new Hollywood production “Phase One.” Two college students hope to make some quick cash, and sign up for what they think is an allergy test. Once they get there they find out that they are science experiences for a drug test for soldiers in the military, the experiment quickly goes array. SYR members Emily Kay, Jennifer Marshall, Brooke Lehman, and Mike Wolff interview actors John Bregar, Travis Van Winkle, and Sterling Jarvis to see what life is like on set and in the lights. LISTEN HERE

After over a decade of slogging it through the Canadian music industry, award-winning band THE WEAKERTHANS is still very independent and stays true to their indie-rock, post-punk-pop roots. SYR reporter Kris Dickson called guitarist Stephen Carroll at home, roused him out of bed and got him to admit if he loves or hates Winnipeg, who his musical influences are and what bodes for the band in the near future. LISTEN HERE (the link is fixed).



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