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Craig Taffs

Reporter · CA

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Craig Taffs

    Maria Ioudenitch Performs with the CPO - Read - CKUA (opens the original)

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    A 1/16 size violin is the smallest available size made for young musicians; it’s specifically designed for children under five years old. That’s what Maria Ioudenitch first held when she started playing violin at the age of three. Born in Balashov, Russia in 1995 and raised in the United States, Ioudenitch praises her parents, Stanislav and Tatiana Ioudenitch, for instilling a love of music in her from such an early age. “My parents are musical. They are both pianists, and they grew up in the So

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Craig Taffs

    Trevor Tchir: What Fools Endure - Read - CKUA (opens the original)

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    Some musicians schedule tours because the timing fits between their other gigs as studio musicians, music teachers, or artists-in-residence. Trevor Tchir’s upcoming Edmonton show works because he has a break in his semester. He’s a political science professor at Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Tchir’s new album, What Fools Endure, is the singer-songwriter’s sixth. “It’s my first album in five years,” says Tchir, “and the second one I recorded in Sault Ste. Marie.” Trevor says, “T

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Craig Taffs

    Five Questions with The Black Feathers - Read - CKUA (opens the original)

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    The Black Feathers are a husband-and-wife duo, Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler, based in Gloucestershire, UK, who play a blend of folk and Americana. They’re on their way to Alberta for eight shows in October. We asked them about their music, the tour, and their life together. How long have you been making music together, and how did you meet? We’ve been writing Black Feathers songs as long as we’ve been married, 14 years. We met in Sian’s hometown through mutual musical friends. Soaked to the Bone

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Craig Taffs

    Sister City Sessions - Read - CKUA (opens the original)

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    CKUA will be the host venue for a special event on October 8. CFR Backroads Series and CKUA Radio present: Sister City Sessions Edmonton. Celebrate Canadian Finals Rodeo Week with an intimate evening of songs and stories connecting two sister cities through music. Sister City Sessions brings Edmonton and Nashville together in the round at CKUA’s Beresh Arts Den, featuring Lillie Mae (Nashville), Joe Nolan (Edmonton), and Lucette (Edmonton) sharing the stage, trading songs, and telling the storie

  5. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Craig Taffs

    Mike and Tricia Flanagan Support CKUA - Read - CKUA (opens the original)

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    Mike and Tricia Flanagan live in Calgary, but their latest gift in support of CKUA has a “Rocky Mountain” touch. The Flanagans have made a $50,000 gift towards CKUA’s centenary campaign. We’re happy to recognize their gift with an updated station ID for the Canmore-Bow Valley transmitter, 104.3 FM. “I met my husband in 1985,” says Tricia, “and at that time there was a group of us who were always going down to The King Eddy. And every Friday and Saturday, we had CKUA on for our tunes. That was ou

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