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Welcome to In the Know, your new favourite news and politics podcast hosted by Lynsey Pham. Each episode, I’ll break down the biggest headlines and unpack key political issues and topics. A new episode is released every Friday @8am!
Science, politics, arts. more or less.
Speaking of Music, hosted by Barry Livingston, is a bimonthly show by and about musicians, featuring interviews with top level artists across many genres, including broadcasters and producers. Our guests have included Al Stewart (Year of the Cat), luthier Linda Manzer, vocalist Diana Panton, singer/songwriters Doug Feaver and Ruth Southerland, saxophonist Colleen Allen, and guitarist/songwriter Bill Henderson (Chilliwack). Join us for insightful and entertaining conversations that will take you into the stories behind the music.
A focus on the Black Communities in the GTA. Explore the discussion & interviews of success and the marginalized issues on an spoken word program.
Interesting interviews and conversations
Literature review
Curious Campus aims to demystify research conducted at the University of Toronto. As a research institution brimming with ideas from various academic fields, knowledge is just waiting to be shared. Rest assured, you’ll learn something new!
The official podcast of the Innis Herald! Join in the conversation with the Innis Herald Masthead as they discuss life studying at the University of Toronto, share song recommendations, perform prose and poetry, and highlight some amazing pieces from the Innis Herald’s print issues. Made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada | (CRFC) Podcast feed: https://feed.podbean.com/theinnisherald/feed.xml
Movie Madness with Khalil Jamal (@khaliljamal03) is a thought provoking, and topic driven journey through the top pop culture and Hollywood stories of the week. Khalil is joined by a large array of Hollywood guests from both in front of and behind the camera who provide great insights into the industry and their careers. Made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada | (CRFC)
FLY Travel Radio is a community of explorers, where travels, books and business initiatives are shared through storytelling. It is the place to discover your next adventure, as you will find ideas, information and inspiration. Listen to interviews from those discussing their experiences on the road less travelled. With over 160 episodes, infinite adventure awaits. Whether you are planning your first trip, permanently nomadic, or vicariously traveling the world from the comfort of your couch, there is something here for you. Discover. Experience. Repeat. Made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada | (CRFC)
Two PM Again delves into various genres of indie, rock, and alternative music, bringing interesting, fresh, and vibrant sounds with a bit of an edge every week.
A Show about Classical music
The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.
Broadcasting in the deep end of the nighttime, Second to the Right is three hours of eclectic music, poetry, and surprises, all presented with wit, intelligence, and acumen. Come visit and prepare for the beginning of the workaday week. Requests are encouraged.
Host: David James Moovin’ In The Right Direction is hosted by David James, a veteran DJ within the Canadian music scene who has spent the last two decades pushing the boundaries and promoting the latest Electronic beat while preserving the roots of the dynamic and ever evolving genre.
Jambo, akwaaba, sango nini, nanga def, yebo, salaam alaykum, welcome to Karibuni! This is Nadine and Mr. Thierno, we are the hosts of Karibuni, a music program aired on Sundays from 3-5 pm EST on CIUT 89.5 FM that is dedicated to presenting and promoting African music from the continent and diaspora. This program also acts as a voice for musicians, communities and the overall African music scene in the city and abroad. Tune in to hear the hits, classics and new releases, each week Karibuni presents the best of traditional and contemporary African music genres for your listening and dancing pleasure! Contact: karibuni@ciut.fm
Host: Brad Reed Brad Reed has been involved in campus/community radio as on-air programmer since the 1970s. These past few years he has been honoured to be appointed General Manager/Custodian of Phil’s Inn. Drop in on Saturday afternoons, pull up a chair, sit by the fireplace, and take off your thirsty boots. Stay for awhile. Requests encouraged.
All sorts of unusual. Electronic, experimental, improvised, modern orchestral/chamber composition, sound poetry, whatever else falls into weird. Mostly from the last few years with occasional trips down memory lane. Host: James Bailey James Bailey has been hosting Electric Sense since its inception on CIUT in July of 2014. Much of the material comes from his many contacts in the Toronto improvising, experimental, and New Music scenes, as well as others across the country and around the world. A fresh adventure every week.
Join Minesh Mandoda and No Beat Radio for a seamless journey through a world of unbound sound. Each show features both new and unknown ‘classics’ from Toronto and beyond that connect genres from electronica, folk, free jazz, garage, hip-hop, punk, krautrock and new world. From time to time a few guests and performances.
The Audiophiles’ Show! For more than fifteen years, Vinyl From The Crypt has provided CIUT listeners and supporters with the chance to participate in a live, two-hour program showcasing vinyl records from their own collections. Sean has always followed his passion for music, working as a corporate event DJ/MC, spinning records on dance floors in Vancouver and London, and then spending several years as a DJ on cruise ships. Now that Cryptmaster Sean is back in his native Toronto, he invites CIUT listeners to display their own vinyl and take on the role of guest host and radio DJ for the evening! Host Sean Mitchell vinylfromthecrypt@ciut.fm
Host: DB Hawkes
Howl welcomes authors, poets, singer/songwriters, playwrights, and screen writers. If you wrote it, we want to hear about it.
Ken has been at the forefront of the so-called World Music scene since 1988. Ken has been instrumental and influential in providing awareness for the underrepresented sounds and the musicians and vocalists who record them.
Musical rarities from the original Psychedelic Era, circa 1966-74. Early Prog Rock, Heavy Acid, Sunshine/AM Pop and Psychedelia of all sorts; the period’s best gems on 33-45 rpm. Hosted by Christian Hamilton, one of Toronto’s top vinyl-only female DJs
You ain’t no punk you punk; This here’s the real junk! The best of Rawk n’ Roll from the roots til the future; Punk, New Wave, Rockabilly, Surf, Garage, Psyche, Cowpunk, Psychobilly, Honky Tonk, Blues, Swing, Doo Wop, Soul, Ska, Hillbilly Boogie & Gospel just like the Good Lord intended. Tuesdays at 5pm Past shows & playlists here; http://moondogsplaylists.blogspot.com/
Tracks From Abroad amplifies diverse voices at the University of Toronto through international music and open-minded discussion. We feature weekly interviews with international students, U of T professors, and local artists to learn more about the multicultural city of Toronto, Canada. ”No country is too small, and someday, TFA will visit them all.”
Music fiend passionate about the power of community radio. Veteran programmer back for another round on CIUT. All artists are welcome, new and older, from near and far. It’s all about the music, I’m just the host...
Playing the best hidden gems and underground Hip-hop, Dub, Grime, Soul, R & B, from around the world. Includes interviews from local up-and-coming musicians and people behind the scenes. Chances are that your new favourite song was played here first. Featuring hosts: MLNY, Dusty Wallace & DJ SLAM!
Richard ‘Medicineman’ Martin is Canada’s premier global groove DJ. His sets flow seamlessly from Indo Arabic Dub to Afro Gypsy Electronica, mixing primitive rhythms with progressive beats. Host: DJ Medicineman
This weekly show is hosted by Alexandra, U of T alumni and avid concertgoer. The music featured is a diverse mix of indie, rock, folk and electronic new releases. The focus is on uplifting local and international sounds and music news and announcements.
The Next Stop is the soundtrack to your night. Each episode follows a loose theme that draws from film scores and explores music from a wide range of genres and regions. We’ll travel from 90’s Boom-Bap to Space Age Pop to Tuareg Desert Blues to Peruvian Cumbia to 19th Century folk songs to celestial ambient tracks and everything in between for 2 hours every week. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------INSTAGRAM: @thenextstopradio
A musical appreciation show! Serving up new and old in abstract jazz, electronic, techno, deep house, soul, funk and anything to get you movin’!
Four rotating hosts produce a diversity of blues and related music (roots, soul, R&B, jazz, gospel, funk, & more) from classic / traditional to contemporary, solo acoustic to electric bands, and local to international, with personal stories and contextual history, across the range of over a century of blues music.
Frisson has its origin as a French word, which translates to a thrill or shiver akin to goose bumps. Those pore raising feelings are the emotions we seek to evoke as we curate music & provide Canadian artists, producers and DJs with a platform for exposure and expression.
The Gospel Music Machine is one of the longest running gospel music programs on radio in Canada. The program features a blend of gospel hits from various genres, along with current affairs, news and interview segments. The show provides a forum for current local and international Christian artists, while initiating new ventures for emerging talent. It also serves as an information sourcefor what’s happening on the international and local gospel scene.
Underground hardcore punk with periodic scene histories, monthly top 10s and weekly demo features. Hosts and Contributor: Stephen Perry, Rob Ferraz, Dave Stevenson, and Christian Overall Contact: equalizingxdistort@gmail.com Web: equalizingxdistort.blogspot.ca
Late night mix like no other.
A journey through the diverse musical Bolivian landscape.
Description: The Waveform is a journey across the subgenres of pop music. From psychedelic pop to dream pop to experimental pop, every week delves into a new wave of sounds. Hosted by Jasmine Chow Instagram @thewaveformciut
Each week a guest DJ spins tunes in their unique style.
An introduction for many and a reintroduction for others to the forgotten blues artists in context with today’s performers. Hosts: Screamin’ Red & Howlin’ Wolf Boy
Each week one of our listeners who qualified to host a two hour show steps in to share and present their picks. To find out how you may qualify to do your own 2 hour show please contact Ken Stowar.
Over the past three decades, The Prophecy has become the longest running and most historically significant drum-n-bass radio show in the Western Hemisphere. It has been hosted by a who’s who of Toronto DnB over the years, and its current host rotation includes Mr. Brown, Polaris, Valiant Emcee, T.R.A.C., MC D2, and RMS.
Philip Conlon is the host of Classical Underground. He has a life long love of classical music, and has produced the show since 2012. Classical Underground is devoted to the idea that classical music must not be the exclusive territory of snobs, but a rich cultural resource that should be available to everybody, starting from grade school.
Groove Concept Radio’s content mirrors the melting pot of musical genres and has carved a niche for itself as the home of Jazz, R&B, Soul, hip-hop & left-field sounds. Hosted by Emile Weekes, the show’s goal is to always deliver ”message music”, with an emphasis on lyrical content and a perfect groove.
The best reggae you’ve ever heard.
VERITABLE INFUSION is one of several French translations for Naturally Flavoured. That is the only common denominator going on here; the music is naturally flavoured, crashing and gliding through many styles, from really old country and blues to dalliances with psychedelia, a lot of soul and funk from around the world, and usually topped off with a dose of reggae. Most weeks I insert some theme which is hoped to add some edification to the entertainment. Themes vary from the earliest Canadians to make American hits to the respective soul scenes of various countries, states and / or cities. An international music party going ‘All around the world for the funk’… The Story So Far… I’ve been doing this for a while. Over the years, I’ve added more styles, nations’ music, and ribald commentary, sometimes more closely related to the music than at others. Veritable Infusion is one French translation for ‘naturally flavoured,’ so the phrase seemed right for a name.
One of the last bastions of hip hop in Toronto Canada. Each and every Saturday from 8 - 10pm EST on 89.5 FM. Hosted, mixed and produced by Philip Valiño (PV)
Radio Boogie focuses on today’s listener. Bluegrass and Old-Time music is today’s “folk” music, it is forever changing and forever relevant in today’s changing world of traditional musics.
Join Saint Blameless and his MIDI Arkestra, Friday afternoons for 60 minutes of custom digital remixology and Sampledelia.
Eclectica is a show that strives to play as many different kinds of music as possible. You will hear rock, rock and roll, folk, R&B, classical, modern classical, experimental, jazz, African, South American, Central American, opera, a capella, First Nations, zydeco, gospel, world, spoken word, tango, ska, reggae, Balkans, theatre, punk, outsider, klezmer, Arabic, hip/hop, rap, electronica, doo wop, disco, country, celtic, blues, bluegrass, and anything else we can think of.
Based on the wire(less) prophecy of J. G. Mellor and I. Curtis, join La Generation D’Aujourd’Hui and get closer to the other side of music. This Punk Rock warlord will guide you through Barbwire Love, Shadow Play and collapsing new buildings. Experience the Temple ov Psychick Youth, explore the swell maps, endure the crass, and experience the U.K. subversives at Death Valley (69). New releases, can-con, gigs, dialogue, propagation, oddities old and new to be expected. WAKE UP….ITS 4PM! Friday 4:00pm-6:00pm Host: Mopa Dean (PD Emeritus) email: mopa@ciut.fm
A two-hour late night music program featuring a variety of genres. Music At High Noon: https://musicathighnoon.podbean.com
The Mercedium Stretch speaks to musicians and creatives within the city of Toronto, giving them an outlet to share stories and play music that drives their lives forward. Instagram: @mercediumstretch Email: mercediumstretch@ciut.fm
Covering 8 decades of funk with a touch of soul! Rotating Hosts: Mr. Pete, Dr. Mouth
Host: Jason Palma A well known figure in the Toronto scene, Jason Palma brings over 25 years of experience deejaying a wide variety of music from latin, soul, house, funk and hip hop to brasilian samba, disco & afrobeat. Jason’s skill at mixing records that would appear to be ‘unmixable’ has placed him in constant demand over the course of his career, while also making him one of the most beloved DJs in the T-dot!
Join us each Monday morning from 12-2am for The Cool Side of the Pillow edition of Meditation, Relaxation, Chill featuring a mix of meditative, relaxing, and chill sounds and positive vibrations to help you through the remainder of your week.
Host: Steve Fruitman An all vinyl music program mined from my own record collection. I bought my first LP in April 1964 and haven’t stopped buying them since. So let’s listen to them on 33.45.78 A vinyl record lover’s paradise, mined out of my own record collection each week. I was born to rock but along the way I got into all sorts of music. I’ve been a broadcaster here at CIUT since June 13, 1988.
CIUT’s new music show is run by University of Toronto undergraduate student Jyotsna. Every week she features the best of new music spanning across all genres, as well as discussing who the artists are and why she thinks the music is special. Tune in every Thursday to hear the best of the best new music.
Dr Mouth is a crafty CIUT veteran, hosting three different shows in the 90s. Now he’s back to blow your mind with his weekly Rock & Roll Lunch Party every Tuesday at Noon. Delivered with all the finesse of a pro wrestler turned televangelist, it’s a sonic attack of forgotten gems from the 40s to the present day! Lunch has never sounded better!
A weekly musical and sonic journey connecting the pieces of an ever expanding mosaic of sound, interspersed with the delivery of small-chat of a human interest nature with some lyrical and mildly philosophical content. Host: Ken Stowar
Two hour open format music program. Genres include a variety of rock, blues, jazz, funk, soul, reggae, and more. Music At Midnight: https://musicatmidnight.podbean.com
An uninterrupted mix of recent, new and modern psychedelic and stoner rock sounds for your ears and mind. Contact: ken.stowar@ciut.fm
The Third Face is commonly known as ”the face you hide from the world” but this show is anything but an existential statement. The show is meant to bring new tracks to light that awaken the joy of discovering new music as an exciting hobby, or an hourly distraction!
Live-music lovers Julia and Placey go check out Toronto’s local shows, give weekly live music recommendations, and interview members of the city’s beloved music community. Local shows, local bands, local music. Hosted by Julia Jenkins & Jacob Placey
Since 2006, we’ve broadcast unrehearsed and informative conversations featuring extraordinary career stories of ordinary people, and insights from future-of-work thought leaders including National Geographic explorer-in-residence Wade Davis, former Member of Parliament, Helene Leblanc, and career experts Sareena Hopkins, Norm Amundson, Roberta Borgen, Rich Feller and many more. We also look at the intersection of real-world business practice and people’s career and life choices. We explore how individuals turn their personal passion for innovation into tangible commercial success. And we learn about innovation management best practices, and lessons learned. Listen to Career Buzz to hear inspiring career professionals share useful insights to increase awareness about the importance of career literacy and share tips to support you to clarify what’s next for you. Hosts: Mark Franklin, MEd,PEng, (he/him) leads CareerCycles, co-founded OneLifeTools, co-authored Who You Are Matters! and Online Storyteller, and teaches career management at University of Toronto. He received the Stu Conger Career Development Award. Mark consulted in his earlier engineering career, before earning a Masters in counseling then leading student services initiatives in universities. Mark started Career Buzz in 2006. Stephen C Armstrong, Professor of Innovation, University of Toronto and founder of AMGI Certified Management Consultants. A native of Belfast, N Ireland, Stephen is an award-winning state licensed Professional Engineer, Entrepreneur and Professor of Innovation at the University of Toronto. Initial pedigree in the aerospace industry. Founder (1993) of AMGI Management Inc, Certified Management Consultants. Stephen founded Innovation Nation on Career Buzz in 2014. Hoda Kilani (she/her), Certified Professional Career Coach and the Founder of Right Career Fit, a coaching practice that focuses on career education. Hoda is on a mission to have #careerliteracy trend across social media and works with a variety of media to create awareness including a YouTube channel and two podcasts released on a biweekly basis, Hoda’s Musings and Hoda’s Career Info. If you care to join her, reach out for a chat!
Donna g has been involved with CIUT 89.5 FM for almost 25 years. From being a member of the feminist collective ”By All Means” in the 90’s, to co-hosting the Caribbean-Filipino fusion show ”baba(eh) mama” in the early 2000’s to her present solo show, ”The More the Merrier.” donna g has made it her goal to bring film, theatre and arts-at-large coverage to the broadest possible audience.
Join our dedicated hosts Steve Fruitman and Peter Stamp. With decades of experience and knowledge about CIUT-FM they still were surprised to learn more secrets and facts from guests throughout CIUT’s history. Radio Recall is a lively exploration of our station’s history with the people that were there.
Bill and Jesse engage in conversations with Toronto’s art, cultural and music community. New music, film, television, streaming, new ideas, upcoming concerts. The freewheeling dialogue takes a current look at all the components and events that bind this community together. The people, the landscape, sports, activities that shape our lives. A third member of the team is entertainment reporter Gloria Martin, recognized for her years with 680 News and CFRB. The entertainment beat!
Think all those in faith communities are misogynist homophobic idiots? Think again! Religion and politics no matter what you believe shape the world. Listen to the Revolutionary Rantings of the Radical Reverend and other heretics! Former MPP Parkdale High Park and now Minister at Trinity St Paul’s Centre for Faith Justice ad the Arts, The Radical Reverend, Cheri DiNovo passed into law more LGBTQ Bills than anyone in Canadian history, including Banning Conversion Therapy in Ontario, Parent Equality, and Trans Rights in the Human Rights Code. She also performed Canada’s first legalized same sex marriage. Cheri is also an Order of Canada Receipient
Host: Phil Taylor We talk to informed people with a fresh point of view. The topics are war, peace, resistance, etc. Phil Taylor is a superannuated radio kid who grew up listening to William Mandel and Kenneth Rexroth on KPFA Berkeley. Ex-Marine; an investigator at Roach & Schwartz, several years at UN Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha, Tanzania.
We cover the arts and politics on this show. Listen weekly for: Film reviews with Film Critic Daniel Garber of culturalmining.com and Theatre reviews with our Passionate Playgoer and Theatre Critic Lynn Slotkin (Formerly of the CBC).
Hosts: Jenny Blackbird and Jennifer Sylvester Jennifer Sylvester co-host: Jennifer Sylvester MEd, (She/Her) is in the third year of her Ph.D. in Leadership, Higher and Adult Education at University of Toronto - OISE. Deep family roots from Chimnissing (Beausoliel) First Nation, but she was born and raised in Toronto. She is an advocate for Indigenous social issues, such as equity, protection, and Inclusion of Indigenous women. She’s a hobbyist, crafter, and a single parent to a 16-year-old. Jenny Blackbird co-host/producer: Jenny Blackbird MEd, is a Nehiyaw/Finnish-Canadian multi-disciplinary artist, hand drummer, and community auntie. She works at First Nations Indigenous Student Services as the Resource Centre and Programs Coordinator. Jenny is a recipient of a University of Toronto 2019 IDERD award.
“Pot-Pourri Show” – Toute la diversté du monde sur votre fréquence. Un magazine culturel francophone, concept original 100%. Un regard différent sur l’actualité et les grands enjeux et défis de la francophonie. Cinéma / Musique / Spectacles/ Jeux-concours / Livres / Humour / Culture / Politique / LGBTQIA+. En partenariat avec Radio France Internationale, l’Université de Toronto, EducNation Consulting Inc., Noire & Psy, Cinéfranco, Kilimandjaro Radio/TV
