Get high on the Blues from selections in our Digital Music Library.
Blues High Radio airs occassionally on CKMS-FM, but has no regular air time.
This timeslot is available to start your own show!
Logo-Blues by Step101 is used under a 
CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
The show could be full of experimentation, interesting results, odd snippets of conversation, and even some dead air. But the results are polished DJs, who will bring you lots of exciting programming the rest of the week!
Would you like to get training as a radio DJ? All it takes is a Radio Waterloo membership — join up at https://radiowaterloo.ca/join and you could join our Technical Committee to learn more about running a radio station, or our Programming Committee to determine what goes on the schedule, or sign up to start a new show!
Training airs every Sunday from 8:30pm to 10:30pm.
This American Life is a weekly public radio program and podcast. Each week we choose a theme and put together different kinds of stories on that theme.
Mostly we do journalism, but an entertaining kind of journalism that’s built around plot. In other words, stories! Our favorite sorts of stories have compelling people at the center of them, funny moments, big feelings, surprising plot twists, and interesting ideas. Like little movies for radio.
This American Life is not currently on the schedule.
Science for the People is a long-format interview podcast that explores the connections between science, popular culture, history, and public policy, to help listeners understand the evidence and arguments behind what’s in the news and on the shelves.
Every week, our hosts sit down with science researchers, writers, authors, journalists, and experts to discuss science from the past, the science that affects our lives today, and how science might change our future.
Science for the People has stopped production, and is no longer on the CKMS-FM schedule.
The Continuum With Creaseman is not currently on the schedule.
Radio producer Hadeel Al-Biss wanted to make her work make a difference. “We were asked to participate in a radio marathon for Nakba Day, and I figured that the best way to do that was to carry as many voices of Palestinian refugees as possible,” she told Arab News.
Al-Biss, the producer of the “Talet Sobh” morning show on Amman’s Radio Al-Bald, asked her team to report from various Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan. “People spoke freely and honestly about their desire to return, and the fact that hardships will not deter them from pursing their rights.”
The radio marathon is taking place over a 24-hour period on May 15, and is being broadcast over 28 stations in Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunis, Morocco, the US, Canada and over Pacifica Network stations.
Laith Marouf, Radio Free Palestine’s international coordinator, who began the idea of a radio marathon back in 2006, says that the project has grown a lot in recent years. “This year we were able to transmit Palestinian voices from Lebanon and Jordan, and bridge them with Palestinians in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Gaza.”
Marouf says that he hopes that next year, the 24-hour broadcast will be available in four languages. “If Palestine is not free by next May 15, we will be able to broadcast the marathon live in Arabic, English, Spanish and French,” he told Arab News from Beirut.
George Rishmawi, head of the Rapprochement Center in Bethlehem, told Arab News that they have been involved in this project for 10 years, and it has been gradually gaining importance. “It is important that we can get Arab and international voices all on the same day because it shows the solidarity with the Palestinian people,” he said.
Rawan Jayyousi, anchor on “Talet Soboh,” told Arab News that the reaction of the program was huge. “I felt from the reaction I got on social media and personal contacts that despite the difficulties facing Palestinians, there is a hidden strength that came out and a feeling that Palestinians are not surrendering but are strong and resilient.”
Radio Free Palestine Marathon is not currently on the schedule.
Welcome To Night Vale is a twice-monthly podcast in the style of community updates for the small desert town of Night Vale, featuring local weather, news, announcements from the Sheriff’s Secret Police, mysterious lights in the night sky, dark hooded figures with unknowable powers, and cultural events.
Welcome To Night Vale is not currently on the schedule.
birdhouse with the Nesting DJ.
birdhouse is not currently on the schedule.
Ted’s Night Feedzzz is not currently on the schedule.
Music related to historical events of the day and music by artists who are coming to play in the region: drum and bass, show-tunes, swing, ska, hootenanny, classical, folk, punk, crooner, beats, soul, baroque, shoegazer, dub, movie soundtracks, blues and everything in between.
kidz tunez: An hour of tunez for kidz!
kidz tunez is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
The Inaugural Kitchener Waterloo Choose Your Own Festival will take place Saturday April 20th , Uptown Waterloo from 2:00pm – 12:00am. Spanning four venues within seconds of each other, the festival is sure to be a unique experience. A delight to veteran concert goers, and newcomers alike.
Patent Social, Chainsaw, Night School, and Harmony Lunch will host the first ever Choose Your Own Festival. Boasting over 50 musical acts from the KW region and Ontario abroad, The festival serves in conjunction with the local seasonal Punk Rock Flea Market typically hosted by KWCDIY, which will take place at Chainsaw from 2:00pm – 6:00pm featuring over 20 vendors and local entrepreneurs. Please note The festival is all ages, excluding Chainsaw past 8:30pm.
The festival is the brainchild of former ne’er-do-well, and current local musician Chris Walton. Developed as a way to get all his local (and abroad) musician buddies together for a one day gig, Chris hired Kyle Wappler to help co-host the festival as a means to give back to the local music community within the tri-cities, showcasing all the best independent bands in Ontario. Chris and Kyle have been involved with the local KW music scene for over a decade now. On the surface, both seem to share very different musical tastes and outlooks from one another, but at the heart of it all they both share the same proverbial DIY ethos. Kyle is no stranger to festivals, he and Chris both had roles in the success of the now defunct local KOI music fest, and is currently working on his second annual Hopefest to take place later this September. Needless to say, music in the region is at a surplus. The times are exciting to be a music fan of any genre in Kitchener Waterloo, and even Cambridge too!
“This festival is to serve the local arts community at large. To nurture and maintain a music scene for everyone at all walks of life to enjoy, is the end goal. Kitchener Waterloo’s arts community will never stagnate, if every facet from the region works together. KW’s Choose Your Own Fest stands with these inclusive values”
Advance tickets for the festival are availble at www.ticketscene.ca, Orange Monkey, Digital Print Integrity Inc., and local musical acts.
KW CYOF is sponsored by:
Bonus: To hype new music that we get in and try to highlight local talent!
CKMS Community Connections has two purposes: One is to create quality content, the other for drop-in conversation and new music, hosted by a small pool of programmers.
CKMS Community Connections has a workshop series for producing radio/podcast/webcast: interviews, storytelling, podcast creation, video creation, and “Train the trainer” sessions on how to produce your own radio show. We’ll produce training documentation: webcasting, live to air programming, podcast production.
Live-To-Air broadcasting is a component, so when something happens somewhere else… We’ll have live -to-air discussion/talk/podcast recording at some community venue, maybe the library, maybe City Hall…
CKMS Community Connections is an ongoing drop-in training timeslot with experienced CKMS trainers for new programmers and existing programmers to refresh skills and learn new programs.
Join us! CKMS Community Connections currently airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at ccc@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.
Subscribe to the CKMS Community Connections podcast!
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CKMS Community Connections for 10 August 2026: Run4OfficeWR with Lulia Habtemichael and Marcia Smellie Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Lulia Habtemicheal and Marcia Smellie of Run4OfficeWR talk to Bob Jonkman about getting people to run for office by getting them out to vote, and fostering civic engagement. They’re talking to people, young people especially, about the functions of government and the role of politicians. They host a … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 10 August 2026: Run4OfficeWR with Lulia Habtemichael and Marcia Smellie 
CKMS Community Connections for 3 August 2026 with Lance Russwurm Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Lance Russwurm tells us about his early exposure to music with his parents Lynn and Laura performing country music, learning music in high school, playing in Lynn’s band, how Lynn wrote and submitted music, Lynn’s collaboration with Hank Thompson, and the song “I Cast A Lonesome Shadow.” He … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 3 August 2026 with Lance Russwurm 
CKMS Community Connections for 27 July 2026 with Michael Druker of TriTAG Notes Podcast Index Video Show Notes Michael Druker of TriTAG joins Bob Jonkman to talk about all things transport, traffic, and transit. Michael tells Bob about the history and the work that TriTAG does, how TriTAG performs its advocacy, some interesting details on the Light Rail Transit project and Phase Two now being built to … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 27 July 2026 with Michael Druker of TriTAG 
CKMS Community Connections for 13 July 2026: Adrean Farrugia Notes Podcast Index Video Show Notes Adrean Farrugia, jazz pianist and educator, talks to Bob Jonkman about improvisation, commercial music, composing music, performing, and Adrean’s performances at the Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival. The interview starts at 4m38s. Online: Website: https://adreanfarrugia.com/ YouTube: Adrean Farrugia (@adreanfarrugia7414) | YouTube Bandcamp: Adrean Farrugia | Bandcamp SoundCloud: Adrean Farrugia | … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 13 July 2026: Adrean Farrugia 
CKMS Community Connections for 15 December 2025: KWCon Christmas Music Notes Podcast Index Video Show Notes There was no guest in the studio today, so Bob played some KWCon Christmas music by Waterloo Region musicians. Except for The Small Town Titans, but Bob couldn’t let such a catchy tune escape unplayed. Podcast https://radiowaterloo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/ckms-community-connections-2025-12-15-episode236-kwcon-christmas-music.mp3 Download: ckms-community-connections-2025-12-15-episode236-kwcon-christmas-music.mp3 (53 MB, 57m43s, episode 236) Index Time Title Album Performer … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 15 December 2025: KWCon Christmas Music 
CKMS Community Connections for 1 December 2025: Boris Emanuel and Paul Ming of Love Your Neighbour Communities Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Bob talks with Boris and Paul of Love Your Neighbour Communities or LYNC. It builds attainable housing for the community, currently in the historic feed mill in Baden. Paul has a historic display in the mill. A LYNC Christmas is an afternoon of music to give back to … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 1 December 2025: Boris Emanuel and Paul Ming of Love Your Neighbour Communities 
CKMS Community Connections for 24 November 2025: Kevin Swayze on Phil Kline’s Un-Silent Night in Cambridge Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Kevin Swayze tells us about Unsilent Night, an annual one-night festival put on by the City of Cambridge in downtown Galt. He gives a description of the walking tour, talks about the historic buildings downtown, tells us of Galt as a film set, compares Galt to Hespeler (and … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 24 November 2025: Kevin Swayze on Phil Kline’s Un-Silent Night in Cambridge 
#1: Starship SS Redemption Shattered Mirror – in studio with Eric Berg & Troy King on Community Connections Eric Berg & Troy King came to our Radio Waterloo studio to talk about their newly published comic book: Starship SS Redemption Shattered Mirror. 
CKMS Community Connections for 20 October 2025: Michael Bell of “The Bowie Lives” Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Michael Bell, who performs as David Bowie in The Bowie Lives talks to Bob Jonkman about the show, the fans, the band, performing on Hallowe’en, seeing David Bowie live, how young people didn’t know about David Bowie, why the name is The Bowie Lives, and some of the … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 20 October 2025: Michael Bell of “The Bowie Lives” CKMS Community Connections for 24 October 2025: Ray Angod of Protect the Land Surrounding Huron Natural Area Notes Events Podcast Index Video Show Notes Ray Angod of Protect the Land Surrounding Huron Natural Area tells us about the wildlife in the area surrounding the Huron Natural Area, the plans for “light industrial” development, some history of the site. Ray and Bob discuss zoning, the surplus of industrial land currently in Waterloo Region, … Continue reading CKMS Community Connections for 24 October 2025: Ray Angod of Protect the Land Surrounding Huron Natural Area Radio Punjab is not currently on the schedule.
CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo and 3 Nines Compact Cassettes Presents:
(a.k.a. 3 Nines Fest Part III)
A three event fundraiser festival to raise money for CKMS Radio Waterloo. Come out and help a local community radio station survive another 41 years in our region!
Musical acts will be provided at each venue as well as raffle prizes to be won at each event!
Thursday, 28 March 2019, Ages 19+
Venue: Harmony Lunch Uptown Waterloo
8:00pm to Midnight
Friday, 29 March 2019
Venue:The Elvis Freshley Jam Studio (RSVP / Message for address)
7pm to Midnight
Saturday, 30 March 2019, Ages 19+
Venue: KW Boathouse, Victoria Park
7pm to 1am
Denim Entertainment Kitchener Waterloo DJ Services/ DJ Denim Intermission sets (Denim Radio on 102.7 FM – KW)
https://www.mixcloud.com/DenimnZeebrat/
LIVE2AIR on CKMS 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo – 7pm to 9pm!
March 28th, 29th, 30th 2019
$25 for all three events or $10 per event
all money goes to CKMS
Brought to you by 3 Nines Radio, Glue Gun Records, No Funeral Records, Denim Entertainment Kitchener Waterloo DJ Services…..
Poster by Malcolm Klimowicz
Earth Matters from Australia is a local, national and international environmental issues from grassroots, activist perspectives with a strong social justice focus. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network.
Earth Matters is not currently on the schedule.
Presenters: Teishan Ahearne, Kerri-Lee Harding & Bec Horridge.
Topics:
Produced and Presented by the Earth matters team of broadcasters; Teishan Ahearne, Kerri-Lee Harding & Bec Horridge. Delivering to audiences relevant and up to date Local, national and international environmental issues from grassroots, activist perspectives with a strong social justice focus. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network and 11am Sundays 3CR Community Radio.
From opium poppies to sleeping pills, from sucking to infusing, from insomnia, anemia, auto immune diseases and beyond – we discuss the threads that led to current trends and research in medication therapy. Listen to 
The Med Thread monthly, as we sew a patchwork quilt with squares of history, mythology, research, sciences and technological advances. The show is produced at CHMR studios in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Med Thread is not currently on the schedule.
KWCon is music composed, written, or performed by musicians in Waterloo Region. KWCon Music is on the CKMS-FM schedule at various times during the week.
If you live, work, or go to school in Waterloo Region and have a new release then send it to office@radiowaterloo.ca! Make sure the metadata on digital files include the title, performer, composer, year, album and track number if applicable, and, important to us, genre. Cover art can be embedded in the file or submitted separately. Including copyright info and ISRC number will help to get you paid when we submit our music logs to SOCAN.
For more info see How To Submit Music.
The Mill Race Folk Society
presents
pub carols with the orange peel carollers Sunday December 17th, 2017 from 2-5pm at
the KIWI, 47 dickson st, cambridge (galt)
Following a time-honoured tradition from the north of England, a group of local friends under the banner of the Orange Peel Carollers will be gathering on Sunday, Dec. 17 at the KIWI to sing what are known as Village or Pub Carols.
These carols are not the standard Christmas stock we hear piped into every mall; they are often more boisterous and secular in nature than the familiar fare.
They have been preserved in the pub environment in several Yorkshire villages for at least the past 200 years. In some cases, these carols were frowned upon by the church of the time, and dropped from the order of service. They were sometimes retained by only one congregation, village, or family and were held with great pride and even jealousy. Pub carols are regaining popularity in England.
The Pub carolling tradition in Canada was started in Ottawa around 1990 and has proven quite popular there.
The song book the group will use for several of the carols is a publication from the Ottawa Folklore Centre entitled The Canadian Pub Caroller. It combines traditional English carols with some long-forgotten early Canadian hymns and carols.
The Orange Peel Carollers like to think that they are doing their part to maintain the tradition and help it take root our local area.
Most of the carols will be unfamiliar to modern ears, but with their folky sound and rousing choruses, some are very easy to learn. Other songs will be more familiar, but with a twist.
If you would like to hear more, or better yet come out and sing along with the group, they invite you to join them at the KIWI, 47 Dickson St, Cambridge (Galt) from 2 P.m. to 5 P.M. A
dmission if Free, but donations for the carollers are welcome.
THE KIWI, 47 dickson st, cambridge (galt)
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image003.jpg@01D35A03.3E257400” width=”229″ height=”154″>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2017 marks the 25th anniversary of the CHYM Tree of Hope Radiothon, bringing hope to local children, youth and families
Thursday, December 7, 2017
5 a.m. to 6 p.m.
CF Fairview Park
On December 7, local families will share moving stories on air as part of the Radiothon.
· You’ll hear from Kalsoom, whose son developed better social skills and a more positive outlook thanks to a special theatre program he was enrolled in.
· You’ll learn about how the Sexual Abuse Treatment Program helped one teen heal after she endured years of abuse.
· An adoptive father will describe how he and his wife made the decision to adopt an older child – and the joy she has brought into their lives.
The Family & Children’s Services Foundation is encouraging community members to consider making a donation so that these important programs will continue to be available all year long to those who need the extra support. It all comes together for one amazing day of caring that makes a big difference in the lives of families, children and youth.
Special guests will join us throughout the day, with opportunities for photos in our photo booth, including:
6 a.m. to 9 a.m. – CHYM Drive for Hope – Live with Brady, Adele & Tara
9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. – Meet princess characters from Fairytale Parties
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. – KW Titans answer the phones
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. – Special guests Jayna Hefford, five-time women’s hockey Olympic medalist, Waterloo Mayor Dave Jaworsky, Kitchener City Councillor Dave Schnider
3 to 6 p.m. – CHYM Drive for Hope – Live with Mark Paine
Listen live to CHYM 96.7 or come to CF Fairview Park mall to see it all happening live with CHYM 96.7’s Brady, Adele and Tara (6-9 a.m.) and Mark Paine (3-6 p.m.). There is no minimum donation and any amount helps. One day can make a difference to families in our community.
With your help and support, there’s hope. To donate to the CHYM Tree of Hope, please call 519-748-TREE (8733), drop by the mall to make a donation in person, or donate online at www.chymtreeofhope.com
Thank you to the many caring community members who have generously donated over the last 25 years. We are so grateful for your continued support of children and families in Waterloo Region. Special thanks to CHYM for continuing to open its heart and airwaves to benefit local families and children.
About Family & Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region
Family & Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region works together with families, their supports and our communities for the safety and well-being of children. The Family & Children’s Services Foundation helps provide programs and services to help children and families heal, learn and grow, that aren’t covered through government funding. Find out more about the Family & Children’s Services Foundation and the families they serve at www.facswaterloo.org or about the CHYM Tree of Hope at www.chymtreeofhope.com
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Tanya Sood
Senior Manger of Communications
Family and Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region
Tanya Sood
Senior Manager of Communications
t: 519-576-0540 x 2692
f: 519-576-4709
www.facswaterloo.org
65 Hanson Ave., Kitchener, ON, N2C 2H6
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The Holiday Season at Kultrun Market
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Friday December 1 from 4pm to 6pm
Seven Shores Cafe 10 Regina St N WaterlooCome see these beautiful arpilleras (tapestries) created by women in our community. Created as a response to the question "what does freedom mean to you?", these art pieces are on display at Seven Shores Community Café until December 1st. Join us for the closing ceremony of the exhibition as we enjoy coffee or tea and listen to a storyteller tell us about the pieces. Read more
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Folk Music to take you through the night, Tuesdays from 2:00am to 4:30am and Thursdays Noon to 2:00pm.
Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards by Gunnar Creutz from Wikimedia Commons used under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license
A brief history of CKMS!
A CKMS Moment is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
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