Frequencies of Change Media (FoC Media) uses audio storytelling to inspire a more just world. As a journalism organization committed to truth, we honor the rich wisdom and lived experience of historically oppressed and marginalized communities. Since 1995, we produce “Making Contact,” a radio show and podcast that digs into the story beneath the story—contextualizing the narratives that shape our culture. Our team produces stories on critical issues, including the environment, labor, economics, government accountability, health, and race.

An annual broadcast organized by the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30. Learn more at adaytolisten.ca CKUT is proud to be one of the 500+ stations around Canada that participate in the broadcast.

Radio Free Palestine is an annual, global radio broadcast on May 15 commemorating the anniversary of the Nakba-- the ongoing displacement, occupation, and apartheid inflicted on the Palestinian people since 1948.

knots is a show that explores Pan-Asian cultures, histories, and lived experiences through the metaphor of interconnection.

A long-running show (1996-2018) on CKUT sharing news and features mostly by and for non-Native allies, with Native collaborators.

A limited series created in conjunction with mentees from Press Start's Youth Mentorship Program

“Nipivut” (meaning ‘our voices’ in Inuktitut) was a community-based Inuit radio show in Montreal. It aired on CKUT 90.3 fm every other Tuesday at 6 pm until March 2022. You can listen to old episodes at https://soundcloud.com/nipivut

Words and Culture weaves conversations with Indigenous language and knowledge keepers together with music by Indigenous artists. The team creating this original content is made up exclusively of Indigenous producers, hosts and guests. Words and Culture is funded by SiriusXM through the Community Radio Fund of Canada. It aired on CKUT on Tuesdays from 6-7pm alternating with Prison Radio, starting April 2, 2024.

Urban Indigenous Radio premiered on April 10th, 2018. It ran live until June 2020 and then in reruns until June 2021, when it was replaced by All Kanien'kéha Radio.

DJ Hank does a deep dive into the archives-- ours and his-- to bring you rare country and rock n' roll music by Native American artists.

Unmuted is a Monday morning radio show hosted by Svetlana and Miss Trish, two Black women bringing real conversation back to radio. No rehearsed personas, no pretending everything is fine. Just honest, unfiltered dialogue about real life and mental health; the kind of conversations that make you feel seen and invite reflection. Airing every Monday from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM, Unmuted explores what people are truly navigating: pressure, healing, burnout, relationships, shifting friendships, confidence, boundaries, financial stress, purpose, and the quiet battles rarely shared online. Some weeks are heavy, some are light and hilarious, but every episode comes from a place of authenticity. Music is an essential part of the experience. Unmuted moves to a feel-good blend of Afrobeats, Neo-soul, Konpa, and Caribbean sounds; because your morning should feel like momentum.

somebody3lse and Doc’trin showcase their latest obsessions with a disparate-yet-discerning assemblage of sounds that, once woven, subvert both airwaves and dancefloors alike.

On the 4th Friday of each month at 5 p.m., Migrant Nation - Nation Migrant - Nacion Migrante team delivers in-depth commentary, analysis, and discussion of current news, featuring valuable insights from expert guests. Accompanied by migrant-themed musical interludes, the program also provides guidance designed to enhance the health, civic engagement, and overall well-being of migrants.

QPIRG-McGill is a student-funded resource centre for activists and students interested in social and environmental justice. This show highlights all the cool projects of its working groups.

Montreal's favourite anglophone lesbian and queer women's radio show is BACK in 2025

Bursting The Bubble is the Tuesday edition of CKUT’s weekday morning magazine, The Morning After and its first episode aired February 4th, 2025.

Welcome to "Jewish Heretics," the podcast that delves into the lives of extraordinary individuals.

No weights, just life. Hosted by Nikki Anchovy, the SQUAT show is a monthly radio program on CKUT 90.3FM dedicated to the Philippine and Southeast Asian musical underground. Brought to you by Radyo Kapwa. Every 2nd Tuesday 7–8 AM EST Every 3rd Wednesday from 2–3 PM EST.

A radio magazine dedicated to newcomers, asylum seekers, and people in precarious status of Spanish-speaking origin, especially the approximately 60,000 people of Mexican descent that may be residing in Montreal and around Quebec, and the 30,000 residing across Canada.

Mi Chante serves the Latin and Spanish American community in Montreal by offering them arts and culture news from their hometowns in connection with the Montreal cultural landscape.

A radio magazine dedicated to Temporary Foreign Workers of Latino origin (60,000 Mexican, Guatemalan, etc.), working with the Program of Temporary Foreign Workers in the food industry, and another 50,000 who may be working with private employment agencies at home as caregivers, clerks, etc.

Alternative Radio, established in 1986, is an award-winning weekly one-hour public affairs program offered free to all public radio stations in the U.S., Canada, Europe and beyond. AR provides information, analyses, and views that are frequently ignored or distorted in corporate media. With headquarters based in Boulder, Colorado and with only two full-time and two part-time paid staff, AR airs on almost 300 radio stations. Our project is sustained by donations and by listener purchases of season subscriptions, recordings, and transcripts. Airs on Grey Matters, Thursdays at 7pm.

Gay & Grey Montreal is a social, mutual aid and sensitization network for English-speaking 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals over the age of 50 in Montreal and the surrounding area. We are committed to reducing isolation and improving the quality of life for 2SLGBTQIA+ seniors, while promoting appropriate services in a positive, caring environment for 2-spirited, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual and anyone who identifies as belonging within this rainbow umbrella who lives in Montreal and Quebec.