Follow the frequency every Tuesday from 12 PM–2 PM to CKUT 90.3fm where ‘Universal Break’ delivers a culturally curated musical journey featuring deep, afro, classic & soulful house, nu-soul, future funk, amapiano, acid jazz & tropical rhythms. From pioneers like James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Fela Kuti, and Hugh Masekela to house innovators including Masters At Work, Black Coffee, Honey Dijon, DJ Spen, Monique Bingham, Lady Alma, and Boddhi Satva, to contemporary voices such as Disclosure, Odeal, Amine, Machel Montano, Masaki Morii, and countless others, every show celebrates the music, artists, and cultures that continue to move cultural dance floors around the world.

Montréal’s first and longest running Caribbean culture radio program, bringing the Kumpa, Reggae, Calypso, Soca, and Dancehall since 1982.

Late nite Hip Hop, Reggae, R&B, and Calypso from DJ Smokey, a veteran at the controls.

Keeping the Soca aspect of the Caribbean culture alive in Montréal.

A lunchtime classic since '92 with interviews from international and local artists and wide variety of music from Old/New School, Soul/R&B, Hip Hop, Funk, Reggae all on the menu.

Running since '86 (pre-FM), Positive Vibes is Montréal’s reggae matrix and plays all forms of reggae, roots, rub a dub, ska, dancehall, and vintage, rarities.

Roots, Rock and Reggae, with your hosts Fluxy, Singing P, and Mr. Boom, has been airing since 1996.

Oldies from R&B, Soul, Funk, Caribbean, and other Black music genres, as well as studio discussion about the social context of these Old Mistresses and Masters of Black music.