October 4, 2026 Blues & Roots Events Listings WHERE IT’S AT: LIVE BLUES & ROOTS MUSIC IN & AROUND MONTREAL
October 5, 2026 Besties Final Cut Film Review: The Eyes of Ghana The 22nd edition of the Montreal International Black Film Festival opened with Ben Proudfoot’s documentary, "The Eyes of Ghana," which spotlights Chris Tsui Hesse, the personal cam…
October 1, 2026 Besties Final Cut Film Review: Filipiñana What is the meaning of Filipiñana? Traditionally, it translates directly to Filipino culture in regards to its history and folklore such as music, literature, and identity. In Rafa…
August 31, 2026 Besties Final Cut Film Review: “Chronique d’une ville” Canadian filmmaker Nadine Gomez explores the psychological impact of metropolitan and urbanization cinema by painting portraits of the city life that most of us know. "Chronique d'…
August 12, 2026 Film Film Review: “Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics” Our evolving world continues to discover new scientific ways on how to better the lifestyles of our human kind. However, there is one versatile material that can be the end of what…
July 31, 2026 Black Community Review: Recomposée "Recomposée" confronts the complexities of biracial identity and how the Self can be found by accepting, but more importantly, confronting the past.
September 17, 2026 A History Of... A History of Radio at McGill University CKUT (founded in 1987) has roots going all the way back to early McGill radio projects in 1921... here's some of the history.
April 14, 2026 1980s A History of CKUT Programming Here is a list of every* show that has aired on CKUT since 1987.
October 27, 2025 Pioneer Grooves – Afro Caribbean Oral History Project Photos A collection of pics by Kioni Picou from our 2024 Pioneer Grooves project.
May 14, 2025 Older Women Live A History of Older Women Live with Rose Marie Whalley From A Piece of Chalk to the Microphone - A lookback at OWL’s 20 years at CKUT with Rose Marie Whalley!
July 30, 2024 2018 CKUT’s Time Capsule ‘Zine The Time Capsule blog in a nutshell. 30 Years of stories and station history crammed into 100 pages of paper and PDF. Check it out for a crash course in CKUT history.