Mondays 6-8 pm
freeform with a dash of community
music mostly of the loud and experimental variety
Joyful Noise
Hosted By: Abbykat
Genres: Electronic, Experimental, Freeform, Garage, Hip-Hop, Indie, Local Artist, New Wave, Noise Pop, Psychedelic, Punk, Rock, Shoegaze, World Music
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- Just Economics Open Letter to State Leaders: Urgent Rental Assistance Needed
December 16th, 2024Show Times
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From GAP AVL:
“The State Senate and House voted to override Governor Cooper’s veto of the most recent “disaster relief” bill (SB382). According to an analysis by Buncombe County, the bill allocates $189,331 for rental assistance, which would be enough to support only 112 households in the County. According to our friends at Just Economics of WNC, over 158,000 households have applied for aid.”
Just Economics wrote a letter from WNC to send to our state policymakers. Sign onto the letter here as an individual or as a representative of an organization if you’d like to join in.
More Posts for Show: Joyful Noise - Lamplight AVL Art Recovers Grant
November 4th, 2024Show Times
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Artist’s Grant hosted by Lamplight AVL
You are eligible for this grant if:
• You are an artist living, working, or sharing work publicly in the Asheville area: Asheville, Marshall, Black Mountain, Swannanoa
• You share your work publicly in our region
• Your work/practice has been demonstrably impacted by Helene
• You are willing, if selected, to make a brief impact statement either in writing or via video interview. (These impact statements greatly aid our ability to continue raising funds for our community.)Artists of any discipline can apply, but in line with Lamplight’s Mission, we will prioritize experimental, interdisciplinary, and performance-based artists.
Application deadline: November 8th, 6:00 PM ET
More Posts for Show: Joyful Noise - WNC Small Business Grants Available
November 4th, 2024Show Times
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From the WNC Small Business Initiative:
Grants up to $25,000 are available to eligible small businesses located in Western North Carolina.
Small businesses can use the grants to cover expenses related to recovery and reopening in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Eligible uses include repair and replacement of physical damage, environmental cleanup, payment of business-related rents or mortgages, employee retention and hiring, and more.
To be eligible for a Western North Carolina Small Business Initiative grant, you must operate a small business that:
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Is a for-profit business actively registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State (or a sole proprietorship with an active DBA filing)
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Is physically located in one of the following Western North Carolina counties: Avery, Buncombe, Burke, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Swain, Transylvania, or Yancey; or is located in the Qualla Boundary
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Has been in existence for at least one year
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Had less than $1,000,000 in 2023 annual gross revenue
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Has sustained physical or economic damage (not covered by insurance or other funding sources) from Hurricane Helene
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Is currently operating or plans to reopen
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- Community Reparations Commission meetings
July 17th, 2023Show Times
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Show up! Community Reparations Commission meetings are open to the public. View the meeting schedule here.
More Posts for Show: Joyful Noise - City of Asheville Homelessness Report
January 23rd, 2023Show Times
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The National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH) has finalized their needs assessment of homelessness in Asheville and corresponding recommendations related to unsheltered homelessness.
Report: Within Reach: Ending Unsheltered Homelessness in the Asheville-Buncombe Continuum of Care
Community members are welcome and encouraged to attend the January 25, 2023 Joint City/County Meeting to hear the results of the needs assessment and the recommended strategies to improve our community response to homelessness, presented in person by Ann Oliva, CEO of NAEH, and Josh Johnson, Senior Technical Assistance Specialist. The meeting will be held at the Harrah’s Cherokee Center – Asheville from 1 – 4 p.m. and will be live streamed on the City’s YouTube channel.
Recommendations: Within Reach: Summary of Recommendations
Agenda: Asheville City Council/Buncombe County Commission Joint Meeting
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October 3rd, 2022Show Times
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- Restore Kuwohi–From the EBCI: The Tribal Council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has unanimously supported a resolution to restore the name Kuwohi to the mountain presently known as Clingman’s Dome. We have the opportunity to help the Eastern Band of the Cherokee by supporting this effort. The U.S. Board on Geographic Names has the authority to change the name of this mountain. This board does take into consideration what neighbors and local leaders think about a proposed name change. By adding your name to this petition, it will be included with our application.
- Indigenous Walls Intertribal Graffiti Jam Project 10/20-10/23— From the project organizers: The Indigenous Walls Project Intertribal Graffiti Jam is the first Urban Intertribal Jam in the country and is hosted in 2022 on the Land of the Anigiduwagi in Asheville, NC. Featuring live mural paintings of native culture throughout the city, a Panel Discussion on the Intersection of Indigeneity + Street Art, and an Indigenous Market with artisans selling a broad range of items included baskets, beaded works, jewelery, painting, and other merchandise in Pack Square. Head to indigenouswallsproject.com to learn more
- Asheville FM Fall Fundrive starts this Friday!!!! Go to our website to donate!
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August 29th, 2022Show Times
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Joyful Noise Community Announcements 8/29
- The City’s Reparations Commission just created several Impact Focus Area (IFA) Work Groups that meet monthly to work on research and education regarding the five (5) impact focus areas of Criminal Justice, Economic Development, Education, Health & Wellness, and Housing. Wanna get involved? The meetings are open to the public. Click here for more info
- Happy first day of school, BCS and ACS!!!!
- Calling all vinyl hounds and music lovers! Your favorite community-powered radio station Asheville FM is holding our third annual record fair! Join us from 10 am-5pm on Saturday September 10th at Harrah’s Cherokee Center Asheville. There will be music, food, a beer garden, live bands, and best of all…lots and lots of used records to purchase! A suggested donation of $5 is requested for general admittance, and $15 gets you early admission and a swag bag. All proceeds from the event will benefit Asheville FM, helping to keep your community powered station on air and thriving! For more information, visit ashevillefm.org/fair
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August 22nd, 2022Show Times
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Joyful Noise Community Announcements, August 22 2022
- The South French Free Fridge is located at 382 South French Broad Avenue. The Free Fridge includes a dry goods section for non-perishable food and hygiene products, as well as a refrigerator. Community members are invited to take or leave what they like. To find out more or volunteer to help keep the fridge clean, email south french free fridge @ gmail.com
- Courtesy of GAPAVL.org: Our lone item this week is an initiative on this week’s Asheville City Council agenda (Tuesday, August 23rd at 5 pm), an affordable housing proposal that we lifted up last week when it was due for discussion at the Housing and Community Development Committee. All of this project’s units will be offered at 60% of Area Median Income or below, and there is a special provision to offer units to young people who are aging out of foster care. We appreciate the leadership taken by Council Member Antanette Mosley in advancing this proposal, and were glad to see Vice-Mayor Sheneika Smith join her in voting for this initiative to be moved forward. Now, we invite you to join us in urging all of City Council to approve it. To share a message with all City Council members, email AshevilleNCCouncil@ashevillenc.gov.
- Be kind.
- Know some youth who wanna learn about broadcasting and producing?? Get them on the radio! Asheville FM has a Youth Radio Program called The New Wave, designed by and for teens. Every week, our youth hosts create a program that includes community news, information about careers, cultural reporting, and commentary created entirely by and for Asheville-area youth. The New Wave will train new hosts and producers on broadcast, recording, DJ and interviewing skills. If you or a teen ages 12-19 you know wants to get involved, email the new wave at asheville fm dot org. The New Wave airs Sundays at 10 a.m.
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August 15th, 2022Show Times
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**Asheville F and B United is presenting a petition to the County requesting free or low-cost parking as well as expanding access to public transportation for downtown service workers. Currently, food/bev workers are paying $60-$120 per week to go to work! Link to the petition: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/downtown-service-workers-parking-crisis?source=direct_link
**Would you like to live in a world without traffic? Try ALTERNATE MERGING during rush hour! Also called the zipper merge. Look it up and/or tell your people about it
**As part of Farm Fresh for Health, ASAP is introducing the Farm Fresh Produce Prescription. Participating healthcare providers can prescribe patients more fresh fruits and vegetables to help treat or prevent diet-related illness. Patients redeem their prescription at a local farmers market or through a local produce delivery service or a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box. You must meet criteria for SNAP or be enrolled in Medicaid. Learn more here: https://asapconnections.org/resources/farm-fresh-for-health/prescription/#:~:text=As%20part%20of%20Farm%20Fresh,or%20prevent%20diet%2Drelated%20illness.
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