The Amandla! Radio Podcast is the offspring of the beloved Amandla! Radio Show, which aired on CKUT for over 3 decades. Amandla! is committed to busting racist stereotypes of Africa with coverage that brings African voices, struggles and visions to the fore, and roots stories in historical context. "Amandla ngawethu!” means “Power to the people!” It was the revolutionary cry of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, and is the guiding vision of the podcast.

Introducing Joy, a podcast dedicated to exploring the interplay between joy and mental health. Join host Sasha Avrutsky as they delve into the impacts of identity on experiences of joy, the mental illness phenomena among comedians, and more.

All kinds of audio related to the CKUT Music Department - interviews, live performances, and more.

Radio that tells the station's story, since 1986.

Tastes of Brasil is a podcast that talks about Brazilian food in Montreal, such as tapioca, açaí, pão de queijo, brigadeiro, coxinha and pastel.

Introducing Campus Under The Sun, a podcast dedicated to unraveling the summer term at McGill University specifically. Join host Titouan as he delves into the world of summer courses, campus life, and student experiences during the sunny months at McGill.

Samaa Elibyari is a long-time activist in the Arab/Muslim community in Montreal. She has been a host/producer of Caravan, a weekly bilingual news program, broadcast on CKUT waves from 2000 till 2011. Presently, she is one of the monthly contributors to Amandla, a staple of CKUT’s news programming since 1987.

A documentary series examining the consequences of September 11th , 2001 on Canada's legal and political system.

Dive into the fascinating world of genetics, from classic genetics and heredity to cutting-edge advancements in genetic engineering and genomics. Join us for thought-provoking discussions and interviews with leading researchers and graduate students as we explore the latest breakthroughs and insights in genetics.

An original suspenseful radio play by Fred Azeredo

Interviews and features from CKUT's community news and arts & culture teams.

An original audio mystery by Fred Azeredo

The Expanding Economics Podcast aims to shift the focus in economics by discussing alternative perspectives and incorporating concepts such as environmentalism, clarity and social justice in economic thinking.

Saturday afternoon conversations with legends of reggae and Caribbean music.

Tell Me Muse is a student-run podcast that interviews recent McGill Classics graduates to answer the question “What is Classics?” The discipline is wide and new research keeps expanding it. Join us as we plunge into Ancient Greek and Roman literature, mythology, philosophy, archaeology, and more!

Get ready, we're leaving in five. A podcast about what goes down after dusk in Montreal, Canada. Be it Uber drivers, sex workers, 24/7 emergency hotlines, the entertainment business, music and partying, we follow them around for a night.

An original science fiction radio drama set in the 23rd century, by Fred Azeredo

Sasha and Gabriel are two students looking to make some connections with the workers of McGill University. Follow along as they discover McGill’s ugly truths, cherished memories, and everything in between from the very people who have been working there the longest.

Signs of the Times is a show trying to understand the uncharted cultural waters that we find ourselves in today. We talk with artists, activists, and academics from Tiotia:ke/Montréal who are doing relevant, interesting, and empowering work in our communities, tracing out the various factors that are currently driving our culture to figure out where we're going and how we can steer towards a better destination.

Reports from life on Campus, with Noma Mirny.

Produced with support from CKUT and the McGill University Anthropology department, Talking Culture is about what it means to be human and all the paths anthropology takes to explore that question. The deep conversations and stories layered with field recordings and found sound approach a broad range of anthropological topics.

Where stories about family, adoption and power intertwine. We aim to break the shame and isolation surrounding the lives of those affected by family separation through frank and open conversation.

Making science engaging, inclusive and intersectional through storytelling.