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CKUT Music Collective


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Every Thursday 4 - 6am (EDT)

CATEGORIES McGill Student Life Freeform

William Shatner's Whiskey Tears

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One of CKUT's collectively-hosted music shows, Whiskey Tears is a late night program produced by McGill students with a strong emphasis on freeform explorations.
Email music@ckut.ca to get involved with the show.

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