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Interview with Dorothy Proctor
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While imprisoned in the 1960s, Dorothy Proctor was experimented on and forced to electric shock, sensory deprivation, and even LSD-25. Many years after being released, Proctor began her investigation on the experiments that were done to her and countless others in the 1960s and 70s. She later went on to sue the Canadian government for their support of such experiments and won her case in 2002. This clip reveals Proctor’s views on the case, Correctional Service of Canada, and the stigma female prisoners receive.
The interview was conducted by Dee LeCompte host of the radio show Prison Radio which began airing on CKUT 2006 (and is still on the air).
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Interview with Dorothy Proctor
Produced by: CKUT-Dee LeCompte
While imprisoned in the 1960s, Dorothy Proctor was experimented on and forced to electric shock, sensory deprivation, and even LSD-25. Many years after being released, Proctor began her investigation on the experiments that were done to her and countless others in the 1960s and 70s. She later went on to sue the Canadian government for their support of such experiments and won her case in 2002. This clip reveals Proctor’s views on the case, Correctional Service of Canada, and the stigma female prisoners receive.
The interview was conducted by Dee LeCompte host of the radio show Prison Radio which began airing on CKUT 2006 (and is still on the air).
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In 1969 a group of students occupied the 9th floor computer center of Sir George Williams University (currently known as Concordia University) to object to racial bias in academic grading. 50 Years later we revisit this page in Montreal history through an event called Protest & Pedagogy. Khalid M’Seffar of Funky Revolutions interviews Kaie Kellough, spoken word artist, (& Soul Perspective Allum) one of the event organizers to discuss the events that shaped this incident. This piece explores racial tensions, student activism, Montreal Black history through the music of the era, through documentation of the event, personal connection and historic legacy . https://archive.org/download/ProtestAndPedagogyInterivewWithKaieKelloughKhalidMSeffar/Protest%20and%20Pedagogy%20Interivew%20with%20Kaie%20Kellough%20%26%20Khalid%20M%27Seffar%20.mp3 Advertisements __ATA.cmd.push(function() { __ATA.initSlot('atatags-26942-5c9536e7b8b1a', { collapseEmpty: 'before', sectionId: '26942', width: 300, height: 250 }); }); __ATA.cmd.push(function() { __ATA.initSlot('atatags-114160-5c9536e7b8b1d', { collapseEmpty: 'before', sectionId: '114160', width: 300, height: 250 }); });…
Sunday Aug 19th The Goods Radio show went live from Casa Del Popolo for a live interview with Andy Williams conducted by Doug Miller (co-host of Amandla, CKUT’s African News Programme since 1987). They go through Andy’s musical origins in Derby, England, Jamaica, Toronto, Lennoxville and now Montreal. He speaks of the music he listened to growing up and his insatiable hunt for sounds that are sweet to his ears. https://archive.org/download/InConversationWithAndyWilliamsMp3/In%20Conversation%20with%20Andy%20Williams%20mp3.mp3…
(above picture Donnie Rossiter and Martha Marie Kleinham) As part of CKUT’s 30th Anniversary Oral History project, we interviewed Martha Marie Kleinhans who was one of the key driving forces behind CKUT’s fm licence application and move to FM. She says that Concordia University was expected to get the licence because of their active ties to the local scene however, CKUT’s (McGill) application put a strong focus on community programming and she believes this is what worked in the end. She also said there was some internal resistance as programmers knew that they would be evolving to a different kind of radio station. She volunteered prior to the license and ran for station manager on the basis of delivering the fm licence. She was the first station manager at CKUT 1986-87. She said she worked closely with Don Rossiter and had the help of McGill Legal Professor Dr. F.H. Buckley who said “they rejected my idea that they go All-Monkees, All the time.” She and Donnie went around to various cultural communities with a large hypothetical grid and said “should we get the licence would you be interested in producing radio”. “We got the licence based on a promise.” The rest is history. https://archive.org/download/MARTHAMARIEKEdited/MARTHA%20MARIE%20K%20edited%20.mp3…
Andrea Jane began listening to the CKUT radio show AACK as a teen. When in University Alex Moskos walked into her class and did a presentation. He mentioned volunteering opportunities at CKUT and before long she was filling in for Where’s the Beat , then became the Music Resource Coordinator and then Music Department Coordinator (2006 – 2011). She talks about the passion she had for the music library and some of the unexpected challenges she faced as Department Coordinator (like the time someone broadcasted a police scanner over the air!). She describes the listening experience as an eclectic mix and “just as you don’t know what your are going to hear when you tune in to CKUT, you do not know what your are going to encounter when you walk into the station”. https://archive.org/download/AndreaJaneFinalEdit/Andrea%20Jane%20final%20edit%20%20.mp3…
Ian Pringle was a Bookkeeper, then Spoken Word Coordinator from 1987-1991. He discovered CKUT when he was a McGill student, assigned to do a piece on CKUT getting our FM license for the student newspaper The Tribune. Taken with the diversity and excitement of the station he became a volunteer and ultimately staff member. In this in terview he ta lks about the passion and commitment to diversity and the democratization of media. He also talks about the profound impact people like Martha Marie Kleinhans, Lisa Vinebaum, Christof Migone and especially hosts of the Homo Show, David Shannon and Donnie Rossiter had on him. He also recollects the infamous and historic turning points in the Queer Community, the death of Joe Rose and the Sex Garage raid, police brutality and community uproar. He went on to work internationally in communications and radio, and now resides in Ottawa. https://archive.org/download/InterviewIanEditedFull/interview_Ian%20Edited%20full%20.mp3 Here are some links to the HIV/AIDS PSAs Ian mentions (warning: explicit content) https://archive.org/download/HIVAIDSPSAIntervenusDrugUsersNov1989/HIV%20AIDS%20PSA%20Intervenus%20drug%20users%20Nov%201989.mp3 https://archive.org/download/HIVAIDSPSANov1989/HIV%20AIDS%20PSA%20Nov%201989%20.mp3…
Stuart volunteered and worked at CKUT from 1991-95. He worked in the Spoken Word and News Department. He describes arriving at a time that spawned a lot of activism as it just followed the Oka Crisis and infamous Sex Garage also just following the Gulf War. He describes what news gathering looked like during this period, receiving communiques in the mail, making cold calls and organizing broadcasts on a bulletin board. A time when people smoked a lot, right in the station, and embraced the misfits. Stuart went on to cover news with Global News, CBS, SKY and is currently residing in Prague working for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. https://archive.org/download/StuartGreerEdited/Stuart%20Greer%20edited%20.mp3…
Bryan Zuraw was at Radio McGill/CKUT from 1983-1997 as a volunteer, music librarian and music coordiantor. He discusses what was going on musically at the time, musique actuelle, (the beginnings of Ambience Magnetique), college indie rock (pre-Nirvana), hip hop, dancehall reggae (when these genres really started to bloom)… the interest of community members to do radio (given that there isn’t an Urban radio station in Montreal)… establishing an identity and mandate for the station, maintaining a diversity of perspectives and benefiting from this process both personally and intellectually. And of course, conducting all station business (i.e. Steering, Programming, Committee meetings) in the hallway as there was no room to do so at CKUT. All of this was pre-internet. It involved writing to labels, researching magazines such as the Village Voice, OP (Option) Sound Choice, The Wire, newsletters and tape trading networks. He also speaks on picking up the habit of waking up at 3am to make sure that someone is On Air, because if not, he would make his way to the station in the middle of the night. Bryan now lives in Los Angeles with his wife (ex CKUT programmer Kie Ross Zuraw) and is still finding strange music to vibe to. https://archive.org/download/InterviewBryanZurawEdited/interview_BryanZuraw%20edited%20.mp3…
As part of CKUT’s 30th Anniversary festivities we hosted a panel on the evolution of CKUT’s News Department. CKUT has covered issues from street level emphasizing the voices of those not heard in mainstream media, namely those affected by the policies, regulations and political decisions. In this panel past Community News Coordinators, Gretchen King, Aaron Lakoff and Courtney Kirkby recount the numerous ways their department covered the prevalent news items of the times. The panel took place at the Anarchist Bookfair in Montreal. https://archive.org/download/AnarchistBookfair2018/Anarchist%20Bookfair%202018%20.mp3…
Today marks the 50th Anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King. In commemoration of this historic event, Christopher Heron, host of Mind Soul & Spirit conducted an interview with Reverend Jesse Jackson. Rev Jackson speaks of his love for gospel music (he grew up with Aretha Franklin). Christopher asks him to contrast today’s “State of America” with that of the past. Rev Jackson speaks of the humiliation of racism, the current “tug of war for the soul of america”, the dangers of “spending more money on militarism than on human rights leading to morally and spiritually bankrupting the nation”. The importance of globalism – labor, capital, technology and human rights and states in the end it is “character and caring – caring is the key – not limited to race, gender or religious persuasion. Take a listen. https://archive.org/download/ReverendJesseJacksonIntChristopherHeronApril2018/Reverend%20Jesse%20Jackson%20int%20Christopher%20Heron%20April%202018.mp3…
CKUT intern Eve Fiertag looks at experimenting with the radio on the radio for this time capsule installment. She speaks to ex CKUT Music Coordinator and Production Coordinator Christof Migone who participated at CKUT from 1987 – 92. He also hosted the radio show “Dangers In Paradise” which he described as anything other than college rock. He collaborated with Julia Loktev on a show called Body Map where they took the island of Montreal and imagined it as a reclining body and got people to call in so they could let them know what part of the body they were situated in. He also collaborated with Margo Lane (also interviewed in this series) called Margo’s Intense Listening Corner. As production coordinator he trained and motivated volunteers to create with sound and open up the possibilities of radio. https://archive.org/download/MigoneInterviewFinalMixdown/migone%20interview%20final_mixdown.mp3…
The Montreal Sessions dug into this CKUT Time Capsule for the Month of March 2018. In this episode we look at 30 Years of feminist radio. Your hosts, Alex Moskos and Louise Burns interview Penny Patterson who hosted the radio shows CUTS, Thread the Needle and Beach Blanket Bingo on CKUT and who speaks about her experience interviewing Riot Grrrl bands in the 90s (many of those interviews are in this time capsule). We also broadcast the origin story of Venus Radio and interview Anna Leventhal about her experience hosting Venus and being the chair of CKUT’s Board of Directors. We also play a bit of an interview with tUnE-yArdS (the entire interview is available in this time capsule). https://archive.org/download/30thAnniversaryMarchTimeCapsuleFeminismForPodcast/30th%20Anniversary%20March%20Time%20Capsule%20Feminism%20%20%20for%20podcast.mp3…
As part of the 30th Anniversary Oral History special programming we interview Pat Dillon Moore aka The Dreadhead aka The Empress aka Sistah P , former host of Positive Vibes , former station manager of CKUT and current co-host of Bhum Bhum Time . Pat tells us what it was like growing up in Montreal in the 70s. We discuss race relations at CKUT, money, moving the station from McTavish Street to University street we recount the story of when our turntables got stolen and play lots of reggae music. https://archive.org/download/MontrealSessionsPatWithMusicFinal1/Montreal%20Sessions%20Pat%20with%20music%20final%20%201.mp3…
Eve Parker Finley Celebrates International Women’s Day in the Transiest way possible. She profiles women such as Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson gay activist in the time of Stonewall and co-founders of STAR (Street Transvestite Action Revolution) and educates us on other women we should know including Miss Major Griffin-Gracy executive Director of the Transgender Gender Variant Intersex Justice Project. Real radical radio and some music by Erica from the Bay Area – and Jess Manniquin-Head of Lonely Boa https://archive.org/download/TranzistorRadioMarch8FullEpisode1/Tranzistor%20Radio%20March%208%20Full%20Episode%20%281%29.mp3…
Throughout the month of March, the Montreal Sessions is being devoted to cracking open the time capsule and exploring what 30 Years of free form, independent, underground radio sounds like. This episode includes an interview with longtime CKUT volunteer Margo Lane, Roots Rock Reggae listeners calling in with their shout outs and greetings, an interview with Joan LaBarbara, Free Styling during Off The Hook Radio, an excerpt of the Sun Ra interview and much more. https://archive.org/download/MarchMtlSessionsTimeCasuleEditionEpisodeOneFinal/March%20Mtl%20Sessions%20Time%20Casule%20Edition%20%20Episode%20One%20Final%20.mp3…
Tamayugé perform live on CKUT 90.3 fm radio show Chaud Pour Le Mont Stone – Collaboration with Tamara Filyavich (electronics) and Maya Kuroki (vocals). Show hosted by Francois Letourneau https://archive.org/download/TamayugeLiveOnChaudPourLeMontStoneJan112018/Tamayuge%CC%81%20Live%20on%20Chaud%20Pour%20Le%20Mont%20Stone%20Jan%2011%202018.mp3…
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Samaa Elibyari is a member of the Canadian Council of Muslim Women and has been doing programming at CKUT since 1997. CKUT Culture Coordinator, Tamara Filyavich, speaks with Samaa (the week after Trump announced the move of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem) about covering issues affecting the Muslim community for over 20 years. She began with the radio show, Crossroads with Ehab Loteyef in 1997 while she was working at the Islamic Center. Then started the radio show Caravan . She recalls being on the air the day after 9-11 and how this event focused and galvanized her objectives for the show. She was/is alarmed at how reductive the mainstream reporting of this event was and felt it important to talk about the effects of the sanctions in Iraq, the bias in U.S. policy towards Palestinians and the other issues that motivate young men to such extreme behavior. She used her voice as a programmer at CKUT to counterbalance the bias against muslims which she sees as a “downward spiral against Muslims” both in the U.S and in Quebec. Samaa took a hiatus from programming and a new team have formed with a new show entitled Montreal Arab Show that currently airs Fridays 2pm – 3pm. Samaa continues to provide mentorship to this group and is a frequent contributor. https://archive.org/download/SamaaElibyari/Samaa%20Elibyari%20.mp3…
Special hour long episode of the International Radio Report in honor of 30 year on the air. Hosts Sheldon Harvey and David Asselin, are joined by past contributors Janice Laws, Gilles Letourneau, CKUT culture Coordinator Tamara Filyavich, Alan Roberts and Zack Rynar. Clips from the very first broadcast and discussions about their shared fascination with RADIO. https://archive.org/download/IRRAnniversaryShowNov.19th2017/IRR%20anniversary%20show%20%20Nov.%2019th%202017%20.mp3…
Margo Lane has volunteered at CKUT 90.3fm in Montreal since 1987. She was our weather girl, eco-environmental receptionist, and host of the radio show Adventures in Music. Margo is infamous. Most of us who have been part of the CKUT community have a Margo story. This is her story in her words. https://archive.org/download/MargoLaneStory/Margo%20Lane%20%20Story%20%20.mp3…
In celebration of CKUT’s 30th Anniversary on the fm dial, we will be exploring our past through a series of podcasts, time capsule posts and live events such as this first one. Sun Oct 15th 2017 we sat down with Rickey D, host of Sound of Soul since 1988 and hip hop promoter and influencer for 32 years! Rickey was interviewed at Art Gang by Malik Shaheed – music by DJ Pro-V. Thanks to Heritage Canada and arcmtl for their help in making this happen Flyer slideshow https://archive.org/download/RickeyDAudio/Rickey%20D%20audio.mp3…
Manchilde formally of the hip hop group The Butta Babees and past host of Ill Groove Garden swung by CKUT, Ill Groove Garden after opening for Mos Def and dropped this free-style. https://archive.org/download/Manchilde/Manchilde%20.mp3
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XX files celebrates 20 years of feminist radio on CKUT 90.3fm. In this clip Valerie Walker who has contributed to this show for 19 years speaks of the origins. Keeping it real cause “we have the power to learn and teach each other.” https://archive.org/download/ClipOfTheWeekOriginsOfXXFiles/Clip%20of%20the%20Week%20-%20Origins%20of%20XX%20files%20.mp3…
Montreal musicians, Sam Shalabi and Alexander Moskos hosted the radio show If You Got Ears in the Month of December 2015. They played a game of free association -here is a sample. https://archive.org/download/SamMoskosFreeAssociate/Sam%20%26%20Moskos%20Free%20Associate%20.mp3
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West Indian Rhythm’s Howard ‘Stretch’ Carr and Faithlyn Sankar talk to Lady Saw about infidelity, infertility and staying strong. This was taken from the August 2015 live broadcast from the Montreal International Reggae Festival. Only CKUT can get interviews like this from renowned artists, its like they are talking to family. https://archive.org/download/UpClosePersonalWithLadySaw/Up%20close%20%26%20Personal%20with%20Lady%20Saw%20.mp3…
Josh Marquis host of the radio show QueerCorps interviews ex CKUT staff and former host of QueerCorps and Schmoozing, Puelo Dier and photographer Linda Dawn Hammond about the infamous event known as Sex Garage that galvanized the queer community in July 1990. Sex Garage was a loft party put on by Nicholas Jenkins. The event was raided by policeman who took off their badges and proceeded to arrest and beat participants. Linda Dawn Hammond took pictures of the raid and managed to get them to the La Presse and the Montreal Gazette. An incredible story of homophobia and fighting back . https://archive.org/download/SEXGARAGEForTimeCapsule/SEX%20GARAGE%20%20for%20time%20capsule%20.mp3…
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Local avant-garde duo Les Momies de Palerme (Xarah Dion and Marie Davidson) reunited for a special live performance on CKUT’s If You Got Ears in May 2013. On “Quebec,” the pair create a synth soundscape that is somehow both calming and unsettling. Listen for yourself below. https://archive.org/download/Les_Momies_De_Palerme_musique_concrete/Les_Momies_de_Palerme_-_01_-_Maldoror.mp3…
The theme song to the radio show Dykes on Mykes on CKUT 90.3fm has always been a bit of a mystery. Listeners would call in asking about its origins and pre – Goggle much of this information was based on hearsay and intuition. Finally, in honour of CKUT ‘s 25th Anniversary on the FM dial, some staff at the station decided to get to the bottom of it…turns out the song is from a 1970s Italian opera – La Gatta Cenerentola by Roberto De Simone- loosely based on the Cinderella story (WOW – who’ da guessed it) . http://www.flipsnack.com/9DACF9F569B/fdhps1cx.html But how DID this obscure opera end up on CKUT’s airwaves as the Dykes on Mykes theme no less? A little google-ing led them to the underground club scene in Montreal in the 80s (weird right?). DJ Perry “Wizzard” Lamarre had turned La Gatta into a Montreal dance hit and released it (very limited edition) on an EP entilted Strange Pleasures – Sure enough we found it in our library. Anyway,we got obsessed and one thing led to another culminating in this live performance by CKUT Dykes on Mykes hosts past and current. https://archive.org/download/25thAnniversaryRapLogicJohnson/25th%20anniversary%20rap%20Logic%20Johnson.MP3…
As you may have heard, CKUT had a pretty great party to celebrate our 25 years on air. One of the highlights was a unique rap written & performed live by Logic Johnson , host of Listen You Smell Something . It was a one-time only performance but it’s too good to not share. Check it out! https://archive.org/download/25thAnniversaryRapLogicJohnson/25th%20anniversary%20rap%20Logic%20Johnson.MP3…
Venus Radio started in 1996 by Laura MacNeil, Delphine Foo and Erin MacLeod. The show is run by a collective of hosts and “explores women’s impact on music and the impact of music on women in various jobs, stations and positions in life” (show proposal Nov 1996). The show went on to win many #1 Best Radio Show in the Montreal Mirror/Cult Montreal readers poll and is well known for its infamous Radiokee where Montreal musician came to the station to sing their hearts out and raise funds for CKUT. Below is a bit of oral history – the story of the origins of Venus radio. https://archive.org/download/OriginsOfVenusRadio/Origins%20of%20Venus%20Radio%20.mp3…
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Interview with Dorothy Proctor Produced by: CKUT-Dee LeCompte While imprisoned in the 1960s, Dorothy Proctor was experimented on and forced to electric shock, sensory deprivation, and even LSD-25. Many years after being released, Proctor began her investigation on the experiments that were done to her and countless others in the 1960s and 70s. She later went on to sue the Canadian government for their support of such experiments and won her case in 2002. This clip reveals Proctor’s views on the case, Correctional Service of Canada, and the stigma female prisoners receive. The interview was conducted by Dee LeCompte host of the radio show Prison Radio which began airing on CKUT 2006 (and is still on the air). https://archive.org/download/InterviewWithDorothyProctorAboutLSDExpermiments/Interview%20with%20Dorothy%20Proctor%20about%20LSD%20expermiments.wav…
Skater Dykes – MTL Skateboarding Group Produced by: Ronit & Melanie Turn up your volume ’cause this audio’s O-L-D! In this clip two women, part of an all-dyke Montreal skating crew, talk about what it means to be a female skater. What do you do when you love the hardcore scene and skateboarding, but are totally sick of standing on the sidelines and watching the boys skate? What do you do when a man walks by you skateboarding and tells you a real woman should be wearing red lipstick and standing by her boyfriend’s side? Start a skateboarding crew of your own! As a result of Skater Dykes , these skateboarding ladies feel empowered even when faced with discrimination from passersby and male skaters. WARNING: featuring some delicious sonic gems from X-Ray Spex + spreading love for thrash, punk & hardcore. Download audio here…
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Interview with Valerie Scott Produced by: CKUT Former sex worker, Valerie Scott , discusses the obsession the public has with sex while still being reluctant to speak about the need to educate on safe sex practices. She rebukes the stigma that prostitutes spread STD’s . Scott explains why apprehending all sex-workers or making prostitution legal while requiring weekly health checks would not stop the spread of STD’s. https://archive.org/download/ValerieScottMixdown1_20171120/Valerie%20Scott%20Mixdown%201.mp3…
Montreal Reggae artist Sampaloo being interviewed by CKUT’s Skills Link Crew. Sampaloo talks about coming to Montreal from Jamaica – being an illegal immigrant and starting to get into music. Skills Link was a programme CKUT ran with the Cote Des Neige Black Community Center empowering youth through media skills in April 2013. The radio show they hosted was called Speak Your Mind Radio. https://archive.org/download/SampalooSpeakYrMind/sampaloo%20speak%20yr%20mind.mp3…
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Interview with The Sugarcubes Produced by: Lorrie Edmonds Members Einar Benediktsson and Magga Örnólfsdótti r talk with Lorrie about their uncertainty as The Sugarcubes, their publishing company Bad Taste, the music scene in Iceland. Their life on tour is one that amuses them – everything from the hotel rooms to the limousines! They also explain how money has become the drive for the band. Listen to find out more what they truly mean. Download audio here…
If you happened to tune in to CKUT in the middle of a Monday night in late 2012 you may have stumbled upon Craigslist Confidential, a short-lived but fascinating delve into the world of Craigslist. Only two episodes have survived, but you can listen to them here: Episode 1, aired November 7, 2012: https://archive.org/download/CraigslistConfidentialEp1/CraigslistConfidentialEpisode.mp3 Episode 2, aired December 5, 2012: https://archive.org/download/CraigslistConfidential2/craigslist%20confidential%20show%20two_mixdown.mp3…
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Off The Hook Radio airing every Wednesday from midnight to 2am – for multiple years – tune in and listen to them discuss just how many years each week -but definitely upwards of 20. The infamous, Rap Hour Half Hour has rappers dropping in the station or calling up to rap. Take a listen to this one featuring House Shoes on the phone and Penzo Gritty Stem, Logik Johnson, Mehdi Cee and Urban Logix in studio Sept 5th 2012 – Warning : profane language is spit. https://archive.org/download/OffTheHookSept5CotW/Off%20The%20Hook%20Sept%205%20CotW.mp3…
Howard “Stretch” Carr and Faithlyn Sankar interview the one and only Jimmy Cliff. This interview took place July 28th 2012 for CKUT radio show West Indian Rhythms. They cover the inspiration behind The Harder They Come and Many Rivers to Cross, riots in Brixton, and his commitment to uplifting his audience. https://archive.org/download/JimmyCliffInterviewJuly2012WIR/Jimmy%20Cliff%20interview%20July%202012%20WIR%20.wav…
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The Montreal Mirror was a weekly, anglo, alternative newspaper founded in 1985. It focused on Arts & Culture, entertainment listings, and local politics. It was bought by Quebecor in 1997 and subsequently sold in June 2012 much to the shock and dismay of its employees and numerous readers. This clip is from interviews with Mirror writers Chris Barry and Jonathon Cummings. The attached cover’s are CKUT alumni – Detroit Burns (the baby) and Prym Tyme, CKUT Production coordinator in the 90s. https://archive.org/download/27ClipOfTheWeekMtlMirror/27%20Clip%20of%20the%20week%20Mtl%20Mirror.mp3…
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Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars dropped by BasabasaSoukous Soundz July 10, 2012 to perform live. They were in town to perform at Festival Nuits D’Afrique. Performing Big Fat Dog. https://archive.org/download/SierraLeoneRefugeeAllStarsOnBasabasa/Sierra%20Leone%20Refugee%20All%20Stars%20on%20Basabasa.mp3…
This experimental rock duo stopped by CKUT’s Montreal Sessions in June 2012 as part of the station’s Suoni Per Il Popolo coverage. Maica Mia may not be together anymore, but their dark, slow-burning songs still resonate. https://archive.org/download/Live_at_CKUT_on_Montreal_Sessions_1418-12700/Maica_Mia_-_Johnny-o.mp3…
Isle of Pine (Tim Darcy of Ought’s previous band) live performance on CKUT’s Underground Sounds (Mondays 8pm – midnight). Produced by Caroline Dutka. https://archive.org/download/Live_at_CKUT_on_Underground_Sounds-11979/Isle_of_Pine_-_01_-_Coat_of_Arms.mp3
This piece of radio inspired the Clip of the Week. It was/is that good. Clip of the Week is CKUT’s way of highlighting some of the sounds, ideas, personalities that define us. You can find more of them on our website. This clip, from Bhum Bhum Time is a discussion about racial profiling in Montreal. Sadly the “hoodie march” spoken of was cancelled because of concerns about the safety of participants. In this clip Pat Dillon aka Sistah P is speaking to Reverend Gray. They discuss the student strike, Trevor Martin, and being ticketed for being black in Montreal. https://archive.org/download/RacialProfllingHoodieMarchCancellation/racial%20proflling%20hoodie%20march%20cancellation%20.mp3…
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Tonstartssbandht’s Andy and Edwin White know their way around CKUT – Andy was the station’s music librarian in 2010, and the two have performed on air many times over the years. In town for POP Montreal 2011, the brothers stopped by CKUT’s If You Got Ears, treating listeners to a live rendition of their entrancing psychedelia. Produced by Joe Winer, engineered by Marc Montanchez & Amber Goodwyn. Photo by Spencer Gilley. https://archive.org/download/Live_at_CKUT_on_If_You_Got_Ears_September_21_2011-10247/Tonstartssbandht_-_02_-_Late_Fall_Roll.mp3…
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The King of Latin Soul Joe Bataan is interviewed by Andy Williams of CKUT Radio Show The Goods September 6th 2011. The Goods is hosted by DJs Andy Williams and Scott C. The show began in August 2002 and is still on the airwaves. https://archive.org/download/JoeBataanInterview/Joe%20Bataan%20interview.mp3…
Lantern passed by New Shit June 2011 and performed live. They were in town for a performance at Weird Fest Montreal. Hometown Philadelphia. Engineered by Joe Winer produced by A.J. Cornell. https://archive.org/compress/none_given_1745-9990/formats=VBR%20MP3&file=/none_given_1745-9990.zip https://archive.org/download/none_given_1745-9990/Lantern_-_04_-_Out_Of_Our_Heads.mp3…
Local musician and sound artist Nick Kuepfer is a longtime favourite studio guest here at CKUT. In June 2011, he stopped by Montreal Sessions for a particularly captivating and chilling experimental set. https://archive.org/download/none_given_1556-9991/Nick_Kuepfer_-_02_-_A_River.mp3
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