Recent posts
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08/23/2012Drop by CKUT for a live story telling event on Radio is Dead on Monday, August 27 from 2 to 3 pm!
We are seeking personal stories–not professional storytellers (although we’re sure some of you may fancy yourselves professional storytellers, and that’s great too!).
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08/21/2012Tune into the Wednesday Morning After tomorow morning, August 22nd, from 7 to 9AM for live performances from Folk Hunger’s Daid Braverman and Streets & Kids (Max Lecours), plus an interview about Burrito Project and their upcoming fundraiser!
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08/20/2012CKUThosted an intermittent John Cage inspired day of programming to celebrate Cage’s Centennial.
Wednesday, September 5th between 9am and 10pm.CKUT as préparé une journée de programmation intermittante inspiré par John Cage pour célébrer son centenaire.
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08/14/2012Today’s OFF THE HOUR 5 to 6PM for updates on the Quebec Student Strike.
The Quebec Student Strike is still happening? You bet it is. Tune in for the latest news from the student movement in Quebec!
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08/13/2012Canada Wide Call Out
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08/09/2012The next Radio is Dead - this coming Monday, August 13th from 2 to 3PM - is the beginning of a bi-monthly project - Listening at Street Level.
Paula Belina will be interviewing Montreal singer-songwriter Katie Sevigny about her new blog that features independent women artists from all over the world.
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08/08/2012Due to a glitch in our system, CKUT’s archives are not working for shows that took place from 3PM on Tuesday, August 7 to 1PM on Wednesday, August 8th.
Our apologies for the inconvenience and thanks for your understanding!
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08/07/2012That’s right.This month, The Montreal Sessions will be hosted by the Jonathan Cummins, musician, producer, and writer behind the Montreal Mirror’s longstanding and much beloved column, Punkusraucous Rex. He’ll be joined by his «trusty sidekick» the PsiFactor.
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08/06/2012VERBAL ALCHEMY and members of the team organizing the first Canadian Council for Refugees Youth Action Gathering, join the Wednesday Morning After crew live in-studio for conversation using both words and music.
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08/06/2012August 10th marks Prisoners’ Justice Day - a day to commemorate and remember all of those who have died at the hands of the prison system.
CKUT’s news show - Off the Hour - will focus on prison justice related issues all week long. The week will culminate with a special feature program from 5 to 6pm on August 10th with programming produced by Prison Radio.
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08/05/2012Tune in to Radio is Dead this Monday, August 6th from 2 to 3PM, for a little radio drama. CKUT’s Youth Radio Campers will be voicing a rendition of HIPPIES, HOUSEWIVES, AND WATERING HOLES by D. M. Larson.
Expect surprise twists and improvisations in the making of a conventional radio play in an unconventional manner!
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07/28/2012Monday at 11am on CKUT, the Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC) presents the account of a Mexican man who worked for up to 80 hours a week as a butcher in conditions tantamount to slavery.
“I was basically a slave,” he states. “There’s no other word to describe it.”
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07/27/2012This little survey will take you very little time to fill out but will mean so much to us!
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07/24/2012MC Emrical aka Ricardo Lamour-Blaise of Montréal Nord Républik joined the Wednesday Morning After crew live in-studio for some live rapping and conversation.
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07/23/2012Last week an article titled “Canadian Music is Boring: Living in the Age of Enforced Mediocrity” was published in Calgary’s alternative weekly FFWD, and received a flurry of interweb attention.
It also got CKUT’s Music Department thinking.
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07/23/2012Roots Rock Rebel aired an exclusive interview with the legendary Jimmy Cliff on Wednesday, July 25th (10pm-12midnight).
Jimmy Cliff has just released a brand new full-length album -“Rebirth” produced by Tim Armstrong (of Rancid), and he’ll be headlining the Montreal International Reggae Festival on August 19th.
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07/20/2012This week’s clip is from The Tuesdays Morning After’s recent sit down with a couple of the past editors and writers of the Montreal Mirror.
CKUT’s Music Director sat down with longtime Mirror music columnist Jonathan Cummins to talk music journalism, holding print in your hands, and what the heck happened to the Mirror.