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Program Directory

  • Cretin Radio

    Rawk, punk, met­al, garage, surf, coun­try, noise, rock­a­bil­ly and more.

  • Cult of Personality

    Non-film grad­u­ates giv­ing their edu­cat­ed opin­ions on cult clas­sics (and any movie real­ly) every Mon­day, Tues­day at the latest.

  • Current Fantasy

    The show brings you a new, live, extend­ed, mod­u­lar and hard­ware syn­the­siz­er explo­ration every week. Host and syn­th­mas­ter Jeff Heisholt invites you into his mind for the hour to intro­duce you to his CUR­RENT FANTASY.

  • Dagwood Radio

    Cre­at­ing a musi­cal dag­wood sand­wich each week using two tasty Cana­di­an and local pieces of bread and fill­ing the mid­dle with music around the world to cre­ate a deli­cious hour of music for your ears

  • Dead Air

    TBA

    • Saturday, 4:00pm–5:00pm
    • Terence Fuller
    • Indie Rock

  • Deep Threes

    Deep Threes is the week­ly radio show that brings you eclec­tic instru­men­tal sound­scapes that fuse jazz, elec­tron­i­ca, sound­tracks, mod­ern clas­si­cal, exper­i­men­tal music, and more into extend­ed mix­es. At the heart of this process is the music. The syn­er­gy of math and physics, mechan­ics and elec­tron­ics, infused with the human spir­it, ris­ing up in a riv­er of feel­ings along­side all the glis­ten­ing gems we found along the way.

  • Demo Show

    Just for training

  • Democracy Now

    Democ­ra­cy Now! is a nation­al, dai­ly, inde­pen­dent, award-win­ning news pro­gram air­ing on over 450 sta­tions in North Amer­i­ca. Pio­neer­ing the largest pub­lic media col­lab­o­ra­tion in the U.S., Democ­ra­cy Now! is broad­cast on Paci­fi­ca, NPR, com­mu­ni­ty, and col­lege radio sta­tions; on pub­lic access, PBS, satel­lite tele­vi­sion; as a ​“pod­cast,” and on the inter­net. Democ­ra­cy Now!‘s War and Peace Report pro­vides our audi­ence with access to peo­ple and per­spec­tives rarely heard in the U.S.corporate-sponsored media, includ­ing inde­pen­dent and inter­na­tion­al jour­nal­ists, ordi­nary peo­ple from around the world who are direct­ly affect­ed by U.S. for­eign pol­i­cy, grass­roots lead­ers and peace activists, artists, aca­d­e­mics and inde­pen­dent analysts.

    • Monday, 12:00pm–1:00pm Tuesday, 12:00pm–1:00pm Wednesday, 12:00pm–1:00pm Thursday, 12:00pm–1:00pm Friday, 12:00pm–1:00pm
    • Amy Goodman
    • News & Current Affairs

  • Doctor Renewable

    Doc­tor Renew­able is a radio show pro­mot­ing ener­gy lit­er­a­cy where we dis­cuss how to tran­si­tion the earth to renew­able ener­gy using main­ly recent sun­light. We nav­i­gate renew­able ener­gy and cli­mate change, while address­ing mis­con­cep­tions. Of impor­tance, we apply crit­i­cal think­ing so that peo­ple can make more informed deci­sions. For exam­ple, pro­mot­ing using more fos­sil fuels in the era of cli­mate change may not be what you sup­port and want for your chil­dren and grand­chil­dren. The show’s hosts use humor and rep­e­ti­tion to help retain the infor­ma­tion. The show is struc­tured around THE RED CUP, an ener­gy pol­i­cy that makes sense to enable the ener­gy tran­si­tion to sig­nif­i­cant­ly reduce the risk of nature impos­ing a feed­back loop that would affect bio­di­ver­si­ty across the globe. 

  • Drifter In The Dark

    A week­ly mod­ern day mix-tape. Not bound to any par­tic­u­lar genre. We shift from new col­lege rock/​indie favourites, punk to funk, surf/​garage rock, folksy, bluesy, etc. 

    Email: drifter@​umfm.​com / Twit­ter: @drifterumfm

  • Electronic Plug

    Hel­lo friends! My name is Oscar Luk­wiya but feel free to call me OSKY. Here I shall be shar­ing beau­ti­ful Elec­tron­ic Music DJ Sets & you too shall be able to send me requests through the Google Form linked. I hope you enjoy. Have a beau­ti­ful day :)

    https://forms.gle/is381QKydR2R…


  • Engage!

    ENGAGE! is a brand new pod­cast on 101.5 UMFM that inter­acts with the peo­ple and orga­ni­za­tions in our com­mu­ni­ty who have tak­en the ini­tia­tive to help grow and give back. 

    Join hosts @_JosueDavi__ and @CaidJones each week as they fea­ture inter­views from those in the city who tru­ly stand for and embody the word​“Com­mu­ni­ty”. From con­stant­ly giv­ing back to under-rep­re­sen­t­ed folks, to lead­ing vital com­mu­ni­ty based ini­tia­tives here in Winnipeg.

    Our com­mu­ni­ty has gone through strug­gles and adver­si­ty before and we all know this past year has been even hard­er on so many of us. At Engage, we con­nect direct­ly to those in our com­mu­ni­ty who are work­ing to make a dif­fer­ence, fight­ing for those under­served and underrepresented.

  • eTown

    eTown’s mis­sion is to edu­cate, enter­tain and inspire a diverse audi­ence through music and con­ver­sa­tion in order to cre­ate a social­ly respon­si­ble and envi­ron­men­tal­ly sus­tain­able world.

  • Expansive Prairie Skies

    Expan­sive Prairie Skies draws inspi­ra­tion from the wide open vis­tas that sur­round Win­nipeg.
    It’s the oppo­site of feel­ing hemmed in.
    It’s the sound­track to a late night dri­ve beneath a boun­ty of con­stel­la­tions.
    Con­tem­po­rary clas­si­cal and actu­al clas­si­cal.
    Avant-garde and musique con­crete.
    Noise and ambi­ent music.
    Jazz and more jazz.
    The host pro­vides the son­ic stratos­phere,
    the music does the talk­ing, you do the dreaming.

  • Exploration

    Dr. Michio Kaku is a the­o­ret­i­cal physi­cist, best-sell­ing author, and pop­u­lar­iz­er of sci­ence. He’s the co-founder of string field the­o­ry (a branch of string the­o­ry), and con­tin­ues Einstein’s search to unite the four fun­da­men­tal forces of nature into one uni­fied the­o­ry. Explo­rations in Sci­ence is an hour long radio pro­gram on sci­ence, tech­nol­o­gy, pol­i­tics, and the environment.

  • Fascinatin' Rhythm

    This jazz show from 10:00 until noon every Sun­day is designed to enlight­en and pro­voke thought about the music and artists by offer­ing themes most weeks, from trib­ute to artists, to such top­ics as the evo­lu­tion of a giv­en instru­ment, to com­posers vs arrangers, artists who died pre­ma­ture­ly, to sea­son­al songs (ie. tunes about a giv­en sea­son), to jazz in the cin­e­ma, etc. Guests are always wel­come to pro­mote their music or concerts.…Rare records are uti­lized, as well as cds from Ray’s vast col­lec­tion from years of col­lect­ing. Some might say, the pro­gram is an attempt to re-vital­ize jour­nal­ism in music. I have often thought about a show about music, with­out actu­al­ly using it!

  • Festival Express

    Join some of your favorite UMFM hosts as they pre­view fes­ti­val sea­son here in Win­nipeg, fea­tur­ing inter­views and music from just a few of the great artists head­ed to Winnipeg!

  • Fireside Chats

    Fire­side Chats is a series of talks on Indige­nous knowl­edges host­ed by the Indige­nous Stu­den­t’s Cen­tre, it was orig­i­nal­ly cre­at­ed by Elder-in-Res­i­dence Carl Stone.

    Fire­side Chats was cre­at­ed so that we have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to lis­ten to tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge and teach­ings from knowl­edge keep­ers and Elders from our com­mu­ni­ties and across Tur­tle Island. They remind us that our teach­ings are not a thing of the past and they allow us to see how their wis­dom apply to life and liv­ing today.

    We look for­ward to hav­ing you sit in the cir­cle with us.


    *Fire­side Chats airs every oth­er Thurs­day dur­ing the school year.*

  • First Voices Indigenous Radio

    Rough­ly 350 mil­lion Indige­nous peo­ples world­wide that are strug­gling to main­tain their cul­tures. FVIR is bring­ing those sto­ries and fea­tures to your ears from all con­ti­nents of Moth­er Earth. Some­day soon, if not now, the rest of human­i­ty will need those very same real Indige­nous cul­tures that mod­ern­iza­tion and so-called civ­i­liza­tion is destroying.

  • For The Wild

    For The Wild is an anthol­o­gy of the Anthro­pocene; focused on land based pro­tec­tion, co-lib­er­a­ton and inter­sec­tion­al sto­ry­telling root­ed in a par­a­digm shift from human suprema­cy towards deep ecology.