Selective Memory

February 2, 2022
CHMA Staff

Tuesday at 7pm with John and Brian.

In the mood for some hot wax and hijinx? Then tune into Canada’s flagship father and son campus/community radio show. Exclusive to CHMA, “Selective Memory” is your first choice for family fun as the dynamic duo duke into out over the airwaves. Whether it’s ‘John’s Joke of the Week’ or solving our ‘Case of Mistaken Identity’, there’s always something for everyone. CHMAnigans abound.

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Selective Memory

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