Recent posts
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06/04/2012This Tuesday CKUT is teaming up with the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival and Headless Goat Productions to present Old Time Radio Theatre.
Tune in to CKUT 90.3 FM on Tuesday June 5th at 8:30 PM to hear a classic episode of “Suspense” performed live on the air by a cast of talented actors replete with live sound effects.
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05/24/2012May 22, 2012
Photo by Phil M - Instragram
The number of arrests at student demonstrations across Quebec continue to increase and CKUT wants to provide you with some recommendations.What you should know if you get detained by the police at a student demonstration:
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05/19/2012Not to be too maudlin or anything but this byte from yesterday’s episode of AACK (airs on CKUT Fridays 3 - 5pm) needs to be shared. First Donald Dunn, now dear Donna Summer. Butcher T’s Noon Time Cuts also did a great tribute to Donna at the top of his show.
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05/17/2012Here’s a tasty sound byte from Free Kick’s most recent show (May 13th) featuring Booker T. & the M.G.’s. and kind words for renowned American bassist Donald “Duck” Dunn, who passed away this past Sunday.
Free Kick is a weekly freeform musical mix hosted by Swan & Dave. It airs on CKUT every Sunday from 11 am – 1 pm.
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05/10/2012CKUT was voted #1 radio station in Montreal in the Montreal Mirror’s Best of Montreal readers’ poll.
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05/04/2012This week’s chosen clip aired live in the wee hours of Thursday night and needs little explaining.
Take a couple minutes out of your day to listen to the guys of Listen You Smell Something? expound on the wonders of human civilization, aliens, UFOs and, well, Mars Attacks.
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05/03/2012Native Solidarity News will be airing Radio NAHO for three Tuesdays in a row - May 8th, May 15th and May 22nd. Tune in on those dates from 6 to 7 pm!What is Radio NAHO? Radio NAHO is a six-part radio series on First Nations health created by the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO).
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05/02/2012May’s Montreal Sessions are brought to you by Cyan and Dan Melon!
We’re calling it MUTEK SESSIONS because the two will be focusing on the programming of this year’s MUTEK festival. Expect rad guests and music selected by two folks with excellent ear for the best in electronica every Tuesday in May from 3-5pm.
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04/26/2012On Tuesday, May 1st, tune in to CKUT as we celebrate Mayday, International Workers Day, and a day marked around the world as a celebration of social struggles for dignity and liberation.
Programming Schedule
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04/24/2012The next Blue Print radio show will take place on April 25th from 5-6 PM.
Be sure to tune in for an exploration of what gendered violence looks like in various communities and contexts in Montreal.
During this show, Blue Print will be featuring the perspectives of the youths at South Asian Women’s Community Centre (SAY) and the Inter-Tribal Youth Centre (ITYC).
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04/24/2012We’re excited to present the most recent Ecolibrium Radio Residency. This month the animal rights group Animal Liberties has been working hard to put together a episode on a variety of issues such as factory farming, phosphorous use in Canada, and more!
The archived show can be found here.
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04/23/2012This week we’ve chosen to highlight a clip from the April 22nd edition of Bhum Bhum Tyme (every Sunday, 4 to 6 pm) - a show that has been on CKUT’s airwaves since 1992!
Listen below as Sista P chats with Reverend Gray about racial profiling in Montreal.
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04/17/2012
Did you miss Monday, June 16thh’s Radio is Dead (or did you love it so much that you wanna re-listen)?
Well, as promised, we’re going to post links to the content we air on the show. It is often the case that we can’t air every piece in its entirety, but this stuff is worth a full-on listen!
Firstly, check the work of Felix Kubin, German sound artist.
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04/17/2012Tune in Tuesday, June 11th from 5 to 6PM for the next edition of TRANZISTER RADIO.
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04/16/2012Interview with Professor Anthony ParéPhoto by Victor Tangermann
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04/13/2012Off the HourFriday, April 13th
On this edition of Off the Hour David Tacium interviews Ed Lee on the effects the Refugee Exclusion Act / Bill C-31 will have on the LGBTQ community in Canada.
CKUT’s News Collective also brings you extensive coverage of the student strike, with strikers discussing recent protests and strike events.
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04/09/2012
Radio CKUT 90.3FM condemns the repressive actions of the police and university administrators in response to the Quebec student strike.