Strange Frequencies is not currently on the schedule.
Category Archives: Radio Waterloo Production
These programs are produced at Radio Waterloo.
Rise & Grind: the hustle is mine
Rise & Grind: the hustle is mine is not currently on the schedule.
The Riley Powis Show
The Riley Powis Show is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
CKMS Community News
News from the local communities in Waterloo Region: Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Wellesley, Wilmot, Woolwich, and North Dumfries. This a Local Journalism Initiative show.
CKMS Community News airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays and Thursdays from 10:30am-11:00am. Full Monday to Thursday coverage will start soon.
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Recent Episodes
CKMS News-2026-08-13-WRPSbackpacks Host: Leah Gerber Now in its ninth year running, the need for backpacks continues to grow. This year, the Waterloo Regional Police are calling out for more backpacks as they currently do not have enough to meet the demands of the program. Cherri Greeno is the director of corporate affairs with the WRPS and speaks … Continue reading CKMS News-2026-08-13-WRPSbackpacks
CKMS News -2026-08-13- AI Boom Raises Questions as Waterloo Region Studies Data Centre Impacts CKMS News -2026-08-13- AI Boom Raises Questions as Waterloo Region Studies Data Centre Impacts Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON — Waterloo Region Council has unanimously passed a motion to study the potential impacts of future data centre development in the Region, following concerns raised by residents about water use, electricity demand and infrastructure. Regional Councillor Colleen … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-08-13- AI Boom Raises Questions as Waterloo Region Studies Data Centre Impacts
CKMS News -2026-08-08- St. John’s Kitchen Opens Around the Clock as Homelessness Crisis Deepens in Waterloo Region CKMS News – 2026-08-08 – St. John’s Kitchen Opens Around the Clock as Homelessness Crisis Deepens in Waterloo Region Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON — St. John’s Kitchen in Kitchener has permanently expanded its services to operate around the clock, responding to growing demand from people experiencing homelessness in Waterloo Region. The kitchen, operated by The Working … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-08-08- St. John’s Kitchen Opens Around the Clock as Homelessness Crisis Deepens in Waterloo Region
CKMS News -2026-07-28- Kitchener ‘Unplugs’ King Street with First Week-long Pedestrian Event CKMS News -2026-07-28- Kitchener ‘Unplugs’ King Street with First Week-long Pedestrian Event Eren Yoruk Kitchener, ON — For the first time, King Street in downtown Kitchener has been transformed into a week-long pedestrian-only space as the City launches King Street Unplugged, a pilot project aimed at creating a more people-focused downtown. Running from July 26 … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-07-28- Kitchener ‘Unplugs’ King Street with First Week-long Pedestrian Event
CKMS News -2026-07-27- Youth food markets serving fresh local produce at the neighbourhood level CKMS News -2026-07-27- Youth food markets serving fresh local produce at the neighbourhood level by: dan kellar Waterloo, ON – Throughout the summer, youth in Waterloo region will be organizing weekly fresh produce markets with vegetables grown at 6 communities gardens and sourced from several local farms. Dozens of youth, aged 14-19 are participating in … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-07-27- Youth food markets serving fresh local produce at the neighbourhood level
CKMS News -2026-07-24- Tuning into Transit: The Story Behind Cambridge’s Fife-Playing Bus Driver CKMS News -2026-07-24- Tuning into Transit: The Story Behind Cambridge’s Fife-Playing Bus Driver Eren Yoruk Cambridge, ON – A Cambridge bus driver is bringing a piece of history to local transit terminals through his passion for music. Tracy MacDonnell, a Grand River Transit (GRT) operator, uses his route breaks to step off the bus and … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-07-24- Tuning into Transit: The Story Behind Cambridge’s Fife-Playing Bus Driver
CKMS News -2026-07-23- Community town-hall discussion to guide David Alton’s mayoral run CKMS News -2026-07-23- Community town-hall discussion to guide David Alton’s mayoral run by: dan kellar Kitchener ON – Ahead of the official municipal campaign period, community builder, housing advocate, and mayoral candidate David Alton has started hosting a series of community townhalls which will focus on how to ensure that all residents share the same rights … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-07-23- Community town-hall discussion to guide David Alton’s mayoral run
CKMS News-2026-07-23-Third Annual Long Dash Festival Celebrates the Creative Intersections between Art & Science at rare Charitable Research Reserve in Cambridge, Ontario The Long Dash Festival is a free, two-day event running between July 25 and 26, exploring the creative intersections between art and science. Hosted at rare Charitable Research Reserve in Cambridge, Ontario, and co-presented by Musagetes, the festival takes its name from the Long Dash Skipper, a brown and orange butterfly found in grassy habitats, … Continue reading CKMS News-2026-07-23-Third Annual Long Dash Festival Celebrates the Creative Intersections between Art & Science at rare Charitable Research Reserve in Cambridge, Ontario
CKMS News -2026-01-27- Water woes in Waterloo Region CKMS News -2026-01-27- Water woes in Waterloo Region dan kellar Kitchener, ON – After several years in a row that the aquifers in Waterloo Region have been drawn down more than they have recharged, the municipal government has announced serious water capacity issues and have put a stop fully approving any new developments which require … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-01-27- Water woes in Waterloo Region
CKMS News -2026-01-14- One Million Neighbours WR launches their Neighbourhood services map CKMS News -2026-01-14- One Million Neighbours launches their Neighbourhood services map dan kellar Kitchener, ON – A new tool for assessing how levels of various services differ between neighbourhoods across Waterloo Region has launched by the One Million Neighbours WR coalition. The first version of its Neighbourhood Services Map ranks each neighbourhood for access levels … Continue reading CKMS News -2026-01-14- One Million Neighbours WR launches their Neighbourhood services map
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Non-Toxic Music
Music for a pleasant evening.
Da Don’s House
House of Da Don!
Da Don’s House is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Flip Da Style
Flip Da Style is not currently on the schedule.
CKMS Wide World Of Motorsports
CKMS Wide World of Motorsports.
Wide World of Motorsports is not currently on the schedule.
JamRock
JamRock is not currently on the schedule.
3 Nines Radio : Tape Tuesdays w/ Francis Claire
Local Independent Music, Tape Only….
3 Nines Radio.
First show aired live on May 1st 2018, 3 Nines Radio continues to offer mostly local independent music from all genres PLAYED ON CASSETTE TAPE!
We strive to connect the public with unique and original music and events that occurs in the region and surrounding area as we are stoked to be apart of the local community and Canadian radio heritage.
CKMS Radio Waterloo 102.7FM
or Roger Digital Channel 946
or online at https://radiowaterloo.ca/listen
We run a mini cassette only audio label as well: https://999tapes.bandcamp.com/
If you want to submit a tape please send me a message. I will send you an address!
3ninescompactcassettes@gmail.com
3 Nines Radio is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
So Old It’s New
Classic rock album tracks (mostly 60s and 70s stuff-Beatles, Stones, Tull, Purple, Who, Zep, Cream, Pink Floyd, etc. etc.). Show theme: Old bands, old tracks, old bands, new tracks if they’re still releasing music. If you want to hear, say, Jumping Jack Flash by the Stones, you won’t. But if you want to hear something like Jigsaw Puzzle or Shine a Light by the Stones, this is the place to be. That’s what got me doing the show in the first place – my annoyance with hearing the same (albeit great) old tracks by these bands on commercial rock radio playlists when there is so much more to their respective catalogues. So I dig deeper into the grooves of the albums those of us who grew up on 60s and 70s rock grew up on. I throw in some blues on occasion and late 70s early 80s punk/new wave (early Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, Graham Parker, Clash (generally London Calling to Combat Rock period), heck, Flash and the Pan, etc.). And I’m not averse to throwing in heavier fare like AC/DC, Judas Priest etc. But the foundation of the show is the blues-based rock of the 60s and 70s.
So Old It’s New airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays from 8:00pm to 10:00pm with a #Replay on Satuday from 8:00am to 10:00am.