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Program Directory

  • Radio Ecoshock

    Radio Ecoshock offers a vari­ety of Green news, fea­tures, and Indie music. Our ​“Radio Ecoshock News” arrives from dis­tant jun­gles, and from the chem­i­cal plant next door. We report on endan­gered species, tox­ic tech­nolo­gies, defor­esta­tion, smog, cli­mate change, nuclear weapons and reac­tors, over­fish­ing in the oceans, and more. We’ll pass on the activ­i­ties of envi­ron­ment groups, large and small. Ecoshock radio takes you to far­away places, to expe­ri­ence nature’s sounds. And var­i­ous inde­pen­dent artists have con­tributed their music and sound clips.

  • Radio Hootenanny!

    Radio Hoo­te­nan­ny is an hour long pro­gram ded­i­cat­ed to Cana­di­an artists. All gen­res are part of the mix!

  • Radio State

    Sam­ple free jazz, a tau­tol­ogy; mod­ern clas­si­cal, a con­tra­dic­tion; also prog, pop, post-punk, hard­core, harsh noise, hushed noise; just don’t say drone. 

  • Radio Survivor

    Radio Sur­vivor attempts to shed light on the ongo­ing impor­tance of radio: from the air­waves (FM, AM, Short-wave, HD, satel­lite) to online. We are pro­po­nents for the rel­e­vance of radio as a par­tic­i­pa­to­ry com­mu­ni­ca­tions medi­um. As both fans and pro­duc­ers, we write about the prob­lems and prospects of radio.

    We embrace col­lege radio sta­tions in cri­sis. We defend radio pirates. And we care about the on-going sur­vival of our favorite radio stations.

    We are obsessed with the future of radio and are charmed by radio his­to­ri­ans, radio drama­tists, radio blog­gers, and any­one else who cares about radio as deeply as we do.

  • RADIOLA!

    A week­ly radio show host­ed by Andy Senior, whose focus is on jazz and pop of the 1920s and 1930s, but veers into oth­er gen­res of pre-1940 music as the mood of the pro­gram dic­tates. RADI­O­LA! is a show­case for those who keep the spir­it of this music alive in performance.

  • Radiolab

    Radi­o­lab believes your ears are a por­tal to anoth­er world. Where sound illu­mi­nates ideas, and the bound­aries blur between sci­ence, phi­los­o­phy, and human expe­ri­ence. Big ques­tions are inves­ti­gat­ed, tin­kered with, and encour­aged to grow. Bring your curios­i­ty, and we’ll feed it with possibility.

  • Random Access

    Modays 2 – 3 is your source for the best local, cana­di­an and inter­na­tion­al indie music. Unbe­liev­ably good radio.

  • Red Waters

    Broad­cast­ing from the heart of the con­tin­tent, the eye of the pyra­mid; red pills, third eyes and ley lines, a step out­side Plato’s cave…

  • Retro'Spect

    60s garage punk, garage rock, pro­to-punk, freak beat and psy­che­delia from the entire plan­et. Your reg­u­lar toe-tap­ping trip down mem­o­ry lane this ain’t! Focus­ing on obscure ​‘60s garage punk/​garage rock, if it’s cool we’ll play it!

  • Revolution Radio

    UMFM’s answer to Brave New Waves, Rev­o­lu­tion Radio is an eclec­tic mix of punk, new wave, ska and reg­gae, with even some Brit pop thrown in for good measure!

    Your host Twist spins a com­bi­na­tion of clas­sic and new­er tracks from each genre, plus a healthy dose of local music.

    Be part of the Rev­o­lu­tion every Tues­day, from 4 to 5:30, on UMFM 101.5 !!

  • Ridin' With The Queen

    Think blues, think rock, think every­thing in between!

  • Righteous Radio

    We are tak­ing a break for the Spring/​Summer/​Fall of 2017. Below is our pre­vi­ous bio:

    Sat­ur­day nights at 10 – 11pm! Cur­rent­ly we are try­ing to dig into the ear­ly 20th cen­tu­ry Gospel musi­cians. South­ern Gospel. British Black Gospel. Even Blue­grass and Gospel Blues. Music that had soul, and got your hands clap­ping and feet stomping.

    While we try to find out more about these gen­res, you might here some oth­er bands in between: kye kye, mutemath, the roy­al roy­al, drew brown, SEBEL, Crow­der, UNIT­ED, and more.

  • Rush Hour

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