CKUT 90.3 FM

This non-profit, campus-community radio station features a diverse range of programming. The "Sounds of Resistance" series, hosted by Samaa Elibyari, presents liberatory news and discusses international policy, with past episodes featuring discussions on the war on Iran with guests like Mitchell Plitnick and Yves Engler. "Pioneer Grooves" explores Montreal-based musicians and their cultural impact, including interviews with figures like Oliver Jones and Pete Douglas. Pete Douglas, in a recent episode, discussed his roots in Saint Lucia and his experiences with genres such as Soul and Calypso, as well as his journeys to New York, England, and Montreal, touching on themes of racism and cultural differences. The station also features documentary-style content, such as "Night Watches Us," which blends NFB documentary styles with street art and spoken word. Throughout February, Ms. Benn hosts "Heal Black Girl Heal." The station also conducts an annual funding drive, with a Funding Drive Assistant position advertised to support this major community fundraising campaign.