CKUT Podcasts

Zahra Moloo interviews Obert Madondo about recent political events in Zimbabwe, including the swearing in of Emmerson Mnangagwa as president of the country. Obert Madondo is the Ottawa-based founder and editor of the independent publications, the Canadian Progressive and the Zimbabwean Progressive. He is also a photographer and former development worker who was involved in Zimbabwe's opposition mo...

Gwen Schulman interviews Gertrude Hambira who was the former head of Zimbabwe's General Agricultural and Plantation Workers Union, before she fled for her life after producing a documentary critical of Mugabe's land reforms. She now lives in Winnipeg

Last week on Unfit to Print, we spoke to journalists at local and national Indigenous news projects, including Jessica Deer and Daniel J. Rowe from The Eastern Door, Rosanna Deerchild from CBC Radio: Unreserved, Rick Harp from Media Indigena, and Wawmeesh Hamilton from Discourse Media in a discussion of how to decolonize journalism. After that, we have coverage of Sunday’s grand manif contre la ha...

Christian Aid's Mohammed Adow explains the key demands of Africa and the rest of the global South at the UN climate conference in Bonn. Produced by Terna Gyuse.

Zahra Moloo talks to renowned Kenyan investigative journalist John Allan Naymu, on the political uncertainty in Kenya right now, land grabs and much more.

Gwen Schulman in conversation with Ameth Lo about François Compaoré, the reviled brother of former Burkinabé president Blaise Compaoré, and the international warrant for his arrest that may just be catching up with him

Listen to the first episode of the newly resurrected "Unfit to Print", slated to air every Tuesday at 5 pm EST during "Off the Hour" on CKUT 90.3 FM. In this episode, the McGill Daily's Multimedia Editor and host Julia Bugiel brings you headlines from the Daily, an interview with Dolores Chew of the South Asian Working Women's Centre (SAWWC), and excerpts from QPIRG McGill's Culture Shock talk wit...

Margo Lane has volunteered at CKUT 90.3fm in Montreal since 1987. She was our weather girl, eco-environmental receptionist, and host of the radio show Adventures in Music. Margo is infamous. Most of us who have been part of the CKUT community have a Margo story. This is her story in her words.

Wednesday September 27, the Gala Opening of the Montreal Black Film Festival featured Kalushi – The Story of Solomon Mahlangu directed and produced by south African film-maker Mandla Dube. Ole Gjerstad and Doug Miller reviewed the film for Amandla listeners. A must see for the history and the excellent quality of the production and acting by an all South African cast. Doug also interviewed another...

Yacine réalise une entrevue avec Ndongo Samba Sylla, économiste du développement à la Fondation Rosa Luxemburg à Dakar (Sénégal). M.Sylla livre son analyse sur les tenants et les aboutissants d'une monnaie coloniale qui n'a plus de raisons d'être, si ce n'est de continuer à assurer les intérêts de la France dans la zone Franc et de maintenir dans un état de sous-développement durable les 14 pays q...

Unlearning and Remembering: Putting History back into the struggle against mining exploitation in Tanzania Gwen Schulman talks to journalist Zahra Moloo about her article "All That Glitters: Neoliberal Violence, Small-Scale Mining, and Gold Extraction in Northern Tanzania," in the recently published collection Against Colonization and Rural Disposession, edited by Dip Kapoor https://addax.wordpres...

Louis Rastelli and Sylvain Bouthillette pick from a very rare and extensive collection of dub 45 singles. An all vinyl episode airing on CKUT 90.3fm in Montreal.

This episode provides a collage of dub music including Blach Uhuru, King Jammy , The Aggrovators and more. It features the first computerized rhythm track by King Jammy and music by Scientist that used the bleeding of mics to form their dub sound.

In this third episode of Dub N Dubber Sylvain Bouthilette explores the spiritual message in Dub Music and the Rasta faith. Music from France, England, Italy, Canada, Bosnia and of course, Jamaica

Episode two of Dub N Dubber with your host Sylvain Bouthillette explores the militant and political aspects of digital dub. Takes us to the UK for the Stepper Style - UK sound. Also includes political readings by MacLean of Rue Publique.

Episode one of Dub N Dubber, host Sylvain Bouthilette takes us through the history of Dub music. Including a dub manifesto, discussion of the origins of the term (ie duppy - ghost), using the mixer as an instrument and music by King Tubby, Lee Scratch Perry and more. Aired on CKUT 90.3fm in Montreal

Johnny Suck & LouEase Burns discuss the films Good Time, Friendly Beast and Bushwich.

Louise & Johnny take a look at Fantasia films 78/52, King Cohen, & Junk Head.

What Are You Frightened For? Discusses themes of fear & anxiety as depicted in the films presented at the Fantasia Film Festival. In this first episode we discuss the films Tilt, Super Dark Times and My Friend Dahmer.

On this episode of BRAINWAVES: Student Research on Air, Caroline Seyler, a McGill PhD student in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, speaks about the Cascadia fault line, west coat earthquakes, and predictions through clay formations in the ocean floor.

Dans l'emission Le Lendemain de la Veille du Jeudi 29 Juin, vous avez ecoute une entrevue avec Michelle Joannette, Directrice Generale de la Galerie de la Guilde, un organisme à but non lucratif qui possède une collection permanente, des archives d’une richesse historique et culturelle notable, un programme éducatif à portée considérable et une galerie d'art qui rassemble les œuvres d’artistes rec...

Dans le Lendemain de la veille de ce jeudi 15 juin, Herminie Le Breton est venu nous parler de l'organisation Racine Croisee et des festivals qu'elle organise en juillet.

Le 7 Juin 2017, nous avons rencontre Siris, le commissaire de l'exposition de peinture ''Personnages" qui a lieu a la Brasserie Artisanale Le Cheval Blanc a Montreal jusqu'au 25 Juin. On vous invite vivement a profiter de ce cadre en famille, en couple ou en solo et a aller voir ces 27 Personnages jusqu'a la fin du mois.

Dans le cadre du festival Mural, le gang de Smoking Camel et de Hip Hop Cafe Radio presentent Bruxelles arrive au Belmont le 9 juin. Yacine et Sam sont venus nous parler de la programmation. https://www.facebook.com/events/284934745299374/?fref=ts

QPIRG McGill The Fight Awakens: The Radical Possibilities & Failures of Science Fiction Panel As radical nerds, we want to create a space to explore our commitment to transforming our lives and relationships through our love of science fiction as well as our experiences organizing and acting in our homes and on the streets. How does science fiction inform our politics and actions, and facilitate v...