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Campus radio was never sweeter than with CJUM 101.5 FM, the University of Manitoba’s station for the best music and talk radio anywhere in Winnipeg. With programs exploring the latest and best in alternative music as well as talking the issues of the day with experts in everything from food to politics, CJUM 101.5 blasts boredom away with the best shows on the dial.
You might actually start looking forward to waking up to the first workday of the week with A Case of the Mondays, when CJUM 101.5 FM brings you two hours’ worth of music that explores the lineage of college rock. You’ll hear experimental rock, mathematical rock, grunge and indie, alternative and heavy, acoustic, electric, and garage – and you’ll be just that happier to be awake and alive on a Monday morning. Don’t miss out on Swing Radio for big band, lounge, jazz, oldies, blues, and rock-a-billy as the swing masters get you dancing the Charleston and brushing off your Zoot suit, and tune in for Righteous Radio to heard punk rock and emo alternative rock from bands like Ethan, Home Team, Ripperz, Every New Day, Undecided, Threadline, and Bailey’s Car. Whatever kind of music floats your boat, you’re sure to find a program playing everything you love on CJUM 101.5 FM.
Beyond the music, get your fix of politics and opinion with Democracy Now, the award-winning news program with the largest public media collaboration in North America. You’ll hear from people and perspectives you won’t get from mainstream media, including insights from independent journalists, civilians in affected areas, grassroots leaders and activists, artists, academics, and analysts. Don’t miss out on Word Up! as CJUM 101.5 FM discusses the issues of the student body, keeping you in touch with what’s happening on the quads and in the classrooms. On a lighter – and yummier – note, get into the kitchen with Deconstructing Dinner as they talk current food issues so you can make educated choices about food at home and eating out. Everything you need in opinion and news is right here on CJUM 101.5 FM.
“Shaking it up with the best alternative music and talk radio for the University of Manitoba and Winnipeg at large.”
You might actually start looking forward to waking up to the first workday of the week with A Case of the Mondays, when CJUM 101.5 FM brings you two hours’ worth of music that explores the lineage of college rock. You’ll hear experimental rock, mathematical rock, grunge and indie, alternative and heavy, acoustic, electric, and garage – and you’ll be just that happier to be awake and alive on a Monday morning. Don’t miss out on Swing Radio for big band, lounge, jazz, oldies, blues, and rock-a-billy as the swing masters get you dancing the Charleston and brushing off your Zoot suit, and tune in for Righteous Radio to heard punk rock and emo alternative rock from bands like Ethan, Home Team, Ripperz, Every New Day, Undecided, Threadline, and Bailey’s Car. Whatever kind of music floats your boat, you’re sure to find a program playing everything you love on CJUM 101.5 FM.
Beyond the music, get your fix of politics and opinion with Democracy Now, the award-winning news program with the largest public media collaboration in North America. You’ll hear from people and perspectives you won’t get from mainstream media, including insights from independent journalists, civilians in affected areas, grassroots leaders and activists, artists, academics, and analysts. Don’t miss out on Word Up! as CJUM 101.5 FM discusses the issues of the student body, keeping you in touch with what’s happening on the quads and in the classrooms. On a lighter – and yummier – note, get into the kitchen with Deconstructing Dinner as they talk current food issues so you can make educated choices about food at home and eating out. Everything you need in opinion and news is right here on CJUM 101.5 FM.
“Shaking it up with the best alternative music and talk radio for the University of Manitoba and Winnipeg at large.”
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