Monday

Industrial music with your host Sam Glennie.

A mix of rebroadcasts of our favourite programs and music from our library.

A mix of rebroadcasts of our favourite programs and music from our library.

Democracy Now! is an American, daily, independent, award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez.

A curated collection of Canadian public affairs shows.[...]

Started in 2020, Riverside Drive is a country music show, its name springing from the street in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, that Doug grew up on, a street that’s no longer there. Doug's other show, Better Days, which started in 2001 is a vibrant mix of authentic folk and roots music, both current and traditional, from around the corner and around the world. Join Doug Lang and friends on Facebook every Saturday morning 7 am to 9 am during the Better Days broadcast, and every Wednesday from 12 pm to 1 pm for Riverside Drive.

A space from which we present an indigenous worldview of radio journalism, community news and interviews, a weekly review of Latin American and world news and cultural expressions. Ecos de mi pueblo offers a blend of Latin-American music, local artists, Latin rock, ska & reggae.  Our show is produced in Spanish. 

Join hosts RC Weslowski, Lucia Misch, Kevin Spenst, Zofia Rose, Johnny D Trinh and Altogether Lisa every week as we visit with poet laureates from across the country, the latest up and coming poetry slammers, the most seasoned touring spoken word artists, and poets with new books hot off the presses!

The Self Advocate is a show about disability, focusing on arts and culture, including, music, the fine arts, the performing arts, podcasts, blogs, online videos, books and authors, events that are both related to disability and the wider community. Produced by Alison Klein. New Episodes every other week.  

Created in and about the DTES, Central City Foundation’s Hope Dialogue Series is a broadly accessible weekly one hour unpacking of the issues and topics important to those living and working in Vancouver’s inner city with a focus on amplifying voices from within the community.

A mix of rebroadcasts of our favourite programs and music from our library.

No one is too small or too big to have a voice and to be heard. Blackfeather welcomes people of all walks of life to come and share their knowledge, their experiences, their talents, their passion, their hopes, their wisdom, their concerns, their skills, to be a voice for the voiceless, the voice of reason and so much more. Their sharing becomes a part of their legacy, a legacy that endures and allows for stories and teachings to pass down to others with hopes for illumination, inspiration and a better direction when needed. It is my privilege and honour to welcome my amazing guests and to share a moment’s time with you. Everything is for now … -- Christine Marie - Producer and host

Rough-edged radio from the Downtown Eastside. Political satire, street poetry, local politics.  With hosts Don Larson and Mark Bignell.

Music and stories from the heart of Vancouver, with your host Ayisha!  

Listen to the beat of the music and the issues that explore the beat of the South Asian mosaic.  Hosted by Alnoor Gova.

Examines local, national and international issues and events through alternative voices and viewpoints. Showcases activists, academics, humanitarians, politicians and artists through live broadcasts.  With Alnoor Gova and Meeka Marsolais.

A closer look at prisons and criminalization. Join us and hear from those who have survived psychiatry, incarceration and the criminal justice system.  Find out about those engaged in visioning and implementing creative and inspiring alternatives.  Hosted by Cindy Lou Griffith and Meenakshi Mannoe.

Girls Rock Camp Vancouver is a non-profit society dedicated to building self-esteem and confidence in female and non-binary youth through music education.  On Girls Rock Camp Radio, we play music that the kids made at camp, the music of other organizers from other Girls Rock Camps around the world, as well as music and interviews from amazing local female, nonbinary, queer and POC musicians and artists.  Hosted by Kizzy Norris, Larissa Loyva, Jonelle Aspa, Amy McDicken & Emily Morgan.

News, current affairs, arts and culture in Mandarin and English with your host Susan Lu.

OPS Radio is a news and music show hosted by Smokey Devil and Trey Helten. The show features surreal and often satirical humor, at points, anti-humor and cringe comedy, Downtown Eastside musicians, and bizarre Theatre of the Absurd sketches.

Featuring local First Nations Artists, Community Leaders, Activists, Elders, Traditional Performers and Role Models. Share your stories, talent and community news.  Hosted by Suzette Amaya.

Canada's second longest running blues show. Blues, R&B, Soul, Zydeco and Gospel. Primarily post war - old, new and obscure. Host: Ron Simmonds.