CKUT Time Capsule
Radio that tells the station's story, since 1986.
Bits and bites from CKUT’s one of a kind programming history. Check out our Time Capsule blog for more photos and stories from our ever-expanding history.
Bits and bites from CKUT’s one of a kind programming history. Check out our Time Capsule blog for more photos and stories from our ever-expanding history.
Narcy and Sundus Abdul Hadi guest co-host a special episode of Groundbreakers / All Da Way Live from 4th Space at Concordia.
POP's Creative Director Dan Seligman hits the studio with a star studded guest list for two hours of classic Montreal September radio.
Longtime CKUT d.j. Andy Williams links up with Mike Mission (Masters at Work), Phil Vassel (Canada Black Music Archives), Mark Campbell (Afrosonics Lab), ZipLoks + Manchilde (Butta Babees) to talk all things Black music in Montreal, with a focus on the underground Hip-Hop scenes of the 90s and 00s.
Listen back to three hours of Montreal Black music history reuniting Stretch and his DJ/partner the legendary Butcher T. Featuring interviews with Clement Davis (Jamdown Productions), and local reggae star Vernon Maytone. Produced in collaboration with the Canada Black Music Archives and U of T's Afrosonic Innovation Lab.
Interviews with the legendary venue owner David Torné, pianist David Bontemps, and GRAMMY-winning Montreal musician Fitz Pageot, in collaboration with the Canada Black Music Archives and U of T's Afrosonic Innovation Lab.
Butcher T, Phil Vassel, and Mark Campbell sit down for a dive deep into Montreal Black music history, featuring special guests guitarist Kat Dyson (Prince, George Clinton and the P-Funk AllStars, Bo Diddley, BB King, Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder…), radio pioneer Mike Williams, and Montreal rap pioneer Blondie B.
Legends in the studio today again... Canada’s longest running reggae program kicks off the Takeover with two hours of Black music history in Montreal with local superstar Jah Cutta, Montreal reggae radio icon Janice (JD) Dayle, Virgo soundsystem originator Johnny Black and current host of the program, DJ Roger Moore. In collaboration with the Canada Black Music Archives and U of T's Afrosonic Innovation Lab.
CKUT's local journalist was on the scene at Sunday's Wild Pride march, where protesters made the link between queer and Palestinian liberation. Attendees told CKUT about their discontent with corporate Pride, which they say has strayed too far from the festival's radical roots.
For one year, DULF sold pure cocaine, heroine, and methamphetamine to drug users on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, and no one died. Now, the founders are facing life in prison, and they need your help.
The RISE Reggae Fest crew interviews the legendary dancehall deejay LADY G and chats about the upcoming fest.
Sometimes a record reaches CKUT's library that's so good you find a whole new niche of music. From more "traditional" country/western music to fusion to country-disco to some modern tunes... this show explores country music coming from Africa!
Prison Radio spoke with Amy Matychuk, Leon Laidlaw, and Rain from Prisoner Correspondence Project, and Louise Nachet from Mouvement transfeminist, to find out some facts about what trans people face in prison.
Join MC the Natural for a new edition of Freeform Air, CKUT's volunteer-run open format program. Ebbs and flows on the road of life; from DnB to jazz, ambient to hip-hop and every thing in between.
Hear from CKUT's News Collective as they cover the current state of Montréal's housing crisis with local organizations HOJO, SLAM-MATU, and RCLALC.
Join Kiva and Stefan for another Suoni Per Il Popolo takeover of The Montreal Sessions, a monthly artist-in-residency program highlighting local musicians, labels, and festivals.
CKUT's in-house journalist Jules details local news stories from this week, on topics such as climate, safe-consumption, and Quebec's latest language and culture bill.