The Borderline

10/10/2025

The GLO continues this Saturday night @ 8:00 PM ET on the WCMU-NPR network and 98.3 FM on your dial in the twin Sault and area. On the upcoming edition of...

GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour - The Great Techno Challenge

A tranquil ecosystem for thousands of years has been disrupted in the past century by choices in advanced technology that have forced the Great Lakes into a battle to preserve its natural habitat.

David Jude, Educator, Limnologist and Biologist, retired, shares findings on his ten years of research at a nuclear power plant on Lake Michigan, on the impact of facility operations and its effects on fishes.
Walter Reuther, the late influential UAW Labor Leader, spearheaded the 1965 Clear Water Conference at Detroit's Cobo Hall, inspiring the first binational Water Quality Agreement. Actor Robert Cooper narrates.
Grumpy Singlaub, of music group LOWFREQUENCYoscillator, of Acme Arts Collective from Chicago, juxtaposing the day's issues with sonic effects that challenge one's thinking about life in modern times.

Music: Eric & The Soo
Music beds: Rusty McCarthy. LOWFREQUENCYoscillator.
Theme music: Ray Bonneville. Rusty McCarthy.
Featured Music: Tchiya Amet. Whiskey Howl. LOWFREQUENCYoscillator.

Painting: by Gary McGuffin

10/03/2025

Hit the GLO on Saturday night @ 8:00 pm 98.3 FM on your twin Sault and area radio & digital dial... that's radio.WCMU.org -NPR online. Here's what's on this next edition...

GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour - Past Into Present

Generation after generation has journeyed the long path to arrive at where we are today and our actions in the present will affect the generations yet to come on this Great Lakes Odyssey.

Zoey Wood-Salomon, painter in the traditional Woodland style that reflects her Odawa-Ojibway heritage, on the Seven Grandmother Teachings of how we as people should live our lives on Mother Earth.
Hawksley Workman, Canadian rock singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, engineer and producer has garnered critical acclaim for his blend of cabaret pop and glam rock, riffs on growing up in The Muskokas.
John-Paul Chalykoff, Assistant Professor in Anishinaabe Studies at Algoma University focuses on utilizing music and puppetry to encourage learning and retaining Anishinaabemowin, the Anishinaabe language.

Music: Eric & The Soo. Hawksley Workman. J.P. Chalykoff.
Music beds: Rusty McCarthy. Damjam.
Theme music: Ray Bonneville. Rusty McCarthy.

Painting: Journey On The Great Lakes by Zoey Wood-Salomon

10/03/2025

The ladies love to read books. And talking about them. Kaitlyn joins the crew and seeing as she works at the SSM Public Library, she comes with impressive credentials. The ad hoc book club puts together quite an extensive list of titles. They cover a topical gamut that is sure to interest every read...

10/03/2025

Word in the beginning and ever since...

The ladies love to read books. And talking about them. Kaitlyn joins the crew and seeing as she works at the SSM Public Library, she comes with impressive credentials. The ad hoc book club puts together quite an extensive list of titles. They cover a topical gamut that is sure to interest every read...

10/03/2025

a jOINT eXHIBIT / tRACY cURRIE & jOHN cURRIE Where childhood meets catastrophe - and somehow finds the joke. Cartoon characters meet theatrical roadside demise. Toy weapons become archaeological treasures. Digital art reveals that sliced tomatoes mirror the branching chambers within us, and our bodi...

10/03/2025

It's a must-see!!! This past Wednesday was the spectacular opening of the AGES IN CHAOS: WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE at the ART HUB At Spring (504 Queen St. downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Canada). The creators - Tracy & John Currie - will be in attendance when the show continues Saturdays from 12-3 and Wednesdays from 5-8. Running until Oct. 15th....

a jOINT eXHIBIT / tRACY cURRIE & jOHN cURRIE Where childhood meets catastrophe - and somehow finds the joke. Cartoon characters meet theatrical roadside demise. Toy weapons become archaeological treasures. Digital art reveals that sliced tomatoes mirror the branching chambers within us, and our bodi...

09/30/2025

It's National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. The simple act of listening to Makayla's story is a huge step forward for people looking to know more about the country we call home.

09/26/2025

This Saturday @ 8:00 PM ET on 98.3 FM WCMU-NPR. On this edition...
GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour - The Meeting Place

Since forever, down by the river has been the perfect spot for people to gather, to pow-wow, to share their journeys in companionship while enjoying the flowing waters where they meet land and sky and wildlife.

Joel Syrette, Algoma University adjunct professor and culture-based educator explores the enduring history of the Anishinaabe and their pow-wow celebration at the gathering place.

Michael Twiss, Professor of Limnology at Algoma University, gives knowledge on the Great Lakes waterway system and the super-importance of the connecting rivers for both human and wildlife.

Katrina Hamilton, Writer/Blogger, on the song 'Sault Ste. Marie', written by Producer/Sound Engineer/Musician Kevin Bowe, his story on writing the song about the city at the gathering place.

Featured Music: M.D. Dunn. Eugene Smith. Kevin Bowe & The Okemah Prophets. Three Dog Night.
Music beds: Dion Syrette. LOWFREQUENCYoscillator. Kevin Bowe.
Theme music: Ray Bonneville. Rusty McCarthy.

Painting: Meeting By Canoe by Gord McKenzie

09/24/2025

Connect The Dots is a registered charity in Sault STE. Marie, Ontario that operates entirely on volunteer good works. The simple objective is to to rescue good surplus food from several locations and distribute the food to stock the shelves of the many excellent agencies that care for the people in....