Show Promo’s
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Tuesday 9pm. Brooke Hennigar. Step back in time with Brooke as she ventures into the oddities and cultural impact of early alternative music, tune in to hear facts about artists and your favourite throwback tracks!!
Noise!
Tuesday 10pm. Adam Porter. Like all kinds of music? Tune into Noise with Adam, he plays a little bit of everything, as well as sharing any random thoughts that pop into his head.
When Ducks Leave The Pond
For the past 18 years, as the Alumni Director at Mount Allison University, Carolle de Ste-Croix has had the privilege of engaging in meaningful and inspiring conversations with thousands of alumni from diverse backgrounds. These interactions have offered a wealth of knowledge, experiences, and stories that deserve to be shared with a broader audience. This podcast aims to bridge this gap, bringing to light the fascinating journeys and achievements of our alumni. Through heartfelt and insightful dialogues, this podcast is
2024 International Orientation Podcast
Hear Adil, Max and Diego chat about International Orientation and some of the experiences they’ve had as international students coming to Mount Allison. How they dealt with the all the changes as they experienced them through their own orientations and some of the best and funniest memories they can recolect from it and their start of their university studies.
Sappyfest Radio
Wednesday 10 pm. Tune in to the Sappyfest Artist Showcase, an hour-long special celebrating the diverse and dynamic artists set to perform at this year’s Sappyfest! this program curates a playlist featuring the best tracks from the festival’s lineup. Whether you’re gearing up for the festival or just discovering new music
Festival By The Marsh Live Radio Chit-Chats
Did you know 2024 marks the 19th year Festival by the Marsh is taking place in Sackville? Theatre, concerts, camps, musicals – there’s something for everyone. Join Festival by the Marsh Live Radio Chit-Chats host, Susan Amos, to learn more about this amazing multidisciplinary summer arts festival. Listen as she gets the inside story from Festival performers and directors. What do they like most (and least) about their work? Learn why you should take in a Festival event and which one you’ll enjoy the most.
Electronic Boutique
Saturdays at 11 pm. Leiya. The FIRST EVER Electronic Boutique from CHSR 97.9FM is now live on CHMA 106.9FM at 11 pm, bringing to us the sound of house and techno from Fredericton, New Brunswick. Fun fact: Built from the ground up, Electronic Boutique is the only house music radio show east of Montreal! Now, isn’t THAT cool?
Attic Transmissions
Tuesday 9 pm. Diego. Are you in need of something new to hear? Want to find your new favorite band? Tune in to CHMA’s very own Attic Transmissions every Tuesday from 9 pm to 10 pm. Every week will hear a collection of underheard, underrepresented and underground Canadian artists that do music on their way and should be listened to more, tune in to find music you might have never heard before and get some great new tunes in your
Hannah’s Country Show
Wednesday 10pm. Hannah MacFarlane. Tune in to hear some of Hannah’s favourite country songs, with a focus on Canadian artists. Yeehaw!
Finding Film
Friday 7 pm. Emma & Darcy. From the studio that brought you the voice of the marshes, it’s Finding Film, an all-new live-action radio programme! Every week, screen students Emma and Darcy take a critical look at a film that deserves special attention, whether it’s revolutionary, obscure, confoundingly brilliant or downright weird. We cover forgotten classics and cinema from around the globe, moving beyond the Hollywood box office to discover: what makes a motion picture?
On The Radar
Sunday 11 pm. Riley Nixon. Tired of having to deep dive to find cool new music releases? Save the hassle! Tune into On The Radar to find what is new and upcoming in the music world to add to your radar.
B.A.M Radio
Friday 9 pm. Clinton Davis. Tune into BAM Radio, the heartbeat of Black Atlantic Musicians. Here, we shine a spotlight on the diverse and dynamic voices of African descent in Atlantic Canada. From the known soul-stirring sounds of established artists to the fresh beats of emerging talents, each episode is a celebration of creativity, culture and Atlantic tapestry you may not be tuned into. Join us as we explore the rich musical landscape of the region, featuring exclusive interviews, captivating
Yes B’y!
Sunday 3 pm. Pauline & Derek. Yes B’y! plays modern Newfoundland and Labrador music across all genres, with lots of fun and banter mixed in! Join co-hosts and proud Newfoundlanders Pauline and Derek for a lively hour of great music, NL culture, and lots of laughs. Features include Ruff Patches and CATastrophe – funny and crazy dog and cat stories contributed by listeners, and Name da Plate – tune in to find out more!! Every show starts with Friendly – our beloved
The Jazz Club
Mondays 10pm. Peter Kelly Spurles. Join Peter and Phaedra at The Jazz Club. Stories will be told, songs will be played, and, if we’re lucky, we may just learn what this place is all about.
Indie In-De Evening
Monday 7pm. Grace Farella. Hey, I’m Grace! Tune into Indie In-De Evening for all things indie music. Need a chill soundtrack for your Monday evening? I got you. From indie pop to indie rock and everything in-between, we will cover it all on Indie In-De Evening.
Da Capo: Stories from Classical Music
Hinke Younger Stars (comp. Mary Howe, perf. the Vienna Orchestra, William Strickland) This week’s theme: music of the eclipse 1. Helios Overture (comp. Carl Nielsen, perf. Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Herbert Blomstedt) 2. Eclipse Musings: Playful and sparkling (comp. Augusta Read Thomas, perf. Bonita Boyd, David Gilbert, Eastman Virtuosi Soloists, Nicholas Goluses) 3. Clair de Lune (comp. Claude Debussy, perf. Martin Jones) 4. String Quartet Op. 20, No. 1, Mvt. 1 (comp. Joseph Haydn, perf. London Haydn Quartet) 5.
Words and Culture
Saturdays 10am. 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. Follow them on social media! Facebook: @wordsandcultureX (formerly twitter): @wordsandcultureInstagram: @wordsandculturepod
African Evergreen Moment
Saturday 4pm. Olumide Ojo & Okenwa Aneke. “African Evergreen Moment” is a captivating and culturally enriching radio program that takes viewers on a journey through the diverse and timeless aspects of African heritage, history, and traditions. This series aims to celebrate the evergreen essence of African culture, showcasing the richness that transcends generations. Each episode is a carefully curated exploration of different facets of African life, featuring stories, events, and individuals who have contributed significantly to the cultural tapestry of the continent. From ancient traditions to contemporary expressions,
The Witching Hour
Monday 12am. Maya Noëlle and Eva Lucas reach back in time to bring you the greatest and the strangest in punk, dream pop, new wave, goth rock, and everything alt… with a focus on female musicians, LGBTQ+ musicians, and musicians of colour. If you’re feeling lost at the witching hour, you know where to find us.
Saturday Night Vibe!
Saturday 9pm. Diego Carrillo. Get ready to listen to some amazing and catchy music on Saturday night from 9pm to 10:30pm with Diego and Hinke in Saturday Night Vibe!