CKUT Podcasts

CKUT Radio and Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre are teaming up to bring you radio plays for the pandemic times. While you can't attend the premiere in a theater right know, we invite you to tune in on www.ckut.ca or on the FM dial, tonight at 8 pm for the first act of State of Denial, original play by Raul Varma, directed by Zachary Jericho. Looking at " inter-generational impacts of genocide, [the play...

CKUT Radio and Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre are teaming up to bring you radio plays for the pandemic times. While you can't attend the premiere in a theater right know, we invite you to tune in on www.ckut.ca or on the FM dial, tonight at 8 pm for the first act of State of Denial, original play by Raul Varma, directed by Zachary Jericho. Looking at " inter-generational impacts of genocide, [the play...

Tuesday Morning Show - Tuesday September 1, 2020 by promo@ckut.ca

QUARANTINED WITHOUT SHELTER - At the height of the lockdown, people living without shelter found themselves unable to quarantine, and without many of the services that function as basic infrastructure for those experiencing homelessness and poverty. While the city took some measures to provide services, the services offer the bare minimum support for people living on the streets. People without sh...

Tuesday Morning Show August 25th 2020

Tuesday Morning August 11th by promo@ckut.ca

August 4th 2020: Courtney Garvin (The Courtneys, Gum Country) by promo@ckut.ca

PEOPLE, NOT WORKERS: MIGRANTS AND THE BORDERS OF VIRAL CAPITALISM - Many migrant workers found themselves doing “essential work” when the pandemic was declared a public health emergency, but the industries in which they work–factories, meat packaging plants, long-term care facilities, and domestic work–took few to no preventative measures. Migrants are essential people, not workers. Everyone with...

Nick Schofield electronics, Stefan Christoff piano 01 Generation I (feat. Joseph Shabason) - live at Burdock - Toronto 02 Ember (feat. Ari Swan) - live at Casa del Popolo - Montreal 03 Passage (feat. Adam Kinner) - live at La Plante - Montreal 04 Rise (feat. Ari Swan) - live at Casa del Popolo - Montreal

LOCKED DOWN: PRISONER JUSTICE UNDER QUARANTINE discusses the response to COVID-19 in prisons, arguing that the carceral system has failed to protect prisoners from COVID-19 and has imposed arbitrary measures that only make conditions more unliveable for people on the inside. NO NEW NORMAL unpacks questions raised in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, examining the structural rifts exposed by the p...

CRISIS IN CARE: COVID-19 IN CHSLDs discusses the outbreak of COVID-19 in long-term care facilities in Quebec, arguing that the nearly 5,000 coronavirus-related deaths in long-term care facilities were due to decades of poor conditions in such facilities and government negligence. NO NEW NORMAL unpacks questions raised in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, examining the structural rifts exposed by...

Clip of the Week - from 1994 late night reggae show, Roots Rock Reggae with your hosts Pryme Tyme, Fluxy, Johnny Black. In this clip the field late night callers. A time when people used to call radio stations to give their shout outs and greetings. For more good stuff check out CKUT's Time Capsule.https://ckuttimecapsule.wordpress.com/1994/05/02/roots-rock-reggae-circa-1994-keeps-you-awake/

Adrian Harewood was the Station Manager at CKUT from 1997-2000. He was a McGill student graduating in 1993 whereby he moved to Ottawa to get involved in Community radio there at CKCU and then came to Montreal to take on the daunting task of being the station manager at CKUT.  He currently anchors the 6 o clock news on CBC-TV in Ottawa. This is the speech he made at CKUT's 25th Anniversary celebrat...

Radio ad for CKUT Clip of the Week circa 2012. Clip of the Week was a sample of some of the amazing sounds and thoughts airing on CKUT . To learn more and hear them all go to https://ckuttimecapsule.wordpress.com/clips-of-the-week/

This is what you get when they put their guitars down and start gabbing. December 2015. If You Got Ears CKUT 90.3fm https://ckuttimecapsule.wordpress.com/

Pro-V host of All Da Way Live Radio and DJ on Off The Hook Radio, interviews Budda Blaze, tour manager for A Tribe Called Red, music producer and host/dj of Off The Hook Radio; bee keeper and podcaster (Oil and Flowers). Over 20 years of radio experience beginning when he was a teen in Kahnawake. Tons of hip hop history and musical evolution from being a metal kid to hip hop head. Great stories ab...

All Da Way Live Radio hosts Widget and Pro-V take advantage of this COVID lock down to interview Montreal OG Don Smooth (former host, producer of Street Sounds on K103 Radio). A two hour discussion on the history of hip hop from early 80s to now. Broadcast June 10th 2020 on CKUT 90.3fm.

Amandla! - Fanon hier aujourd'hui - 15/05/2019 by promo@ckut.ca

In this third episode of Talking Culture's mini-series on the topic of COVID-19, host Alejandra Melian talks with fellow anthropology graduate student Heather Anderson. They discuss some of the difficulties for graduate students the pandemic has revealed and highlighted, as well as the purpose of research and goals anthropologists should be setting for themselves going forward. Link to Code Switch...

Art by @ born.in.the.north (IG) Joined by anthropologist Dr. Gabriela Coleman, Author of "Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy" and we play a lot of protest punk setlist on instagram @ Ckut. Tuesday

We interview Lynne Belluscio of the Jello Museum in upstate New York. CKUT 90.3FM Tuesday Morning Show: IG @ CKUT.TUESDAY & @ Scoot. Erik @ awkwardhandshake

In this second episode of Talking Culture’s mini-series on the topic of COVID-19, host Alejandra Melian-Morse talks with Dr. Todd Meyers, who will be joining the Department of Social Studies of Medicine at McGill as the Marjorie Bronfman Chair in Social Studies in Medicine this coming Fall. Their conversation ranges from war metaphors in relation to COVID to the intimacy of care in clinics and hos...

Tuesday Morning Show may 26th: We learn about clowns by promo@ckut.ca

In the first episode of Talking Culture’s mini-series, on the topic of COVID-19, host Alejandra Melian-Morse talks with Dr. Samuele Collu, who will be joining McGill’s anthropology department as Assistant Professor in the fall. They discuss the implications of the current crisis for the discipline of anthropology and beyond, as well as what Dr. Collu calls the zoomification of our everyday lives.

In our second episode, we spoke with Julian Karaguesian, advisor at Finance Canada and economic history professor at McGill University. We discussed how the neoclassical school of thought came to dominate economics as we know it and shape global capitalist society at large. Get in touch at expandingecon.mtl@rethinkeconomics.org