MiPod: All the music you don’t know, but might just like.
MiPod is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
These programs are produced at Radio Waterloo.
MiPod: All the music you don’t know, but might just like.
MiPod is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
I Am Everything is a music talk show about everything and nothing…. Think The Strombo Show meets CBC Q.
Your Punk Father Shyun Atøwn will showcase genres like new indie rock and punk and rap, even throwing in some local rock bands that need that exposure. And sometimes you might hear some cool guests along the way. Shy’s objective for I Am Everything is to profile bands that not many know about but mainly to bring back the next great music show since the days of Much Music. He is everything you need him to be and yet nothing at all.
I Am Everything (from the archives) is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.

The Jack and Marc Show is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Jack Van and Marc Opie are an improv based comedy duo, and can be heard on iTunes.

Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.
Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, humanitarian doctor, philosopher and author
Changemakers Without Borders is hosted by May Cooper on Radio Waterloo, CKMS, as well as on Peach City Radio, CFUZ in Penticton, BC. You can also find Changemakers on her home site, where you can even leave a voice message!
Changemakers Without Borders is not currently on the schedule.Changemakers Without Borders is a spoken-word episodic interview and biographical podcast that explores changemakers in our history who’ve made a positive change in our world, and through these stories, hopefully inspire us to be changemakers in our own lives.
I also interview current community changemakers who are investing their time to better their surroundings, and who take true action to make a positive difference.
I take a more personal slant in my show to demonstrate that every leader in our history was, in fact, human. Despite each and every one of us having a difficult challenge to overcome, we can seek encouragement from these personal stories, and allow them to propel us forward.
The knowledge of leader’s triumphs can aid us in our present and future so that we can seek to become more responsible and innovative stewards of our future, and only allow the positive aspects of history’s leaders to shine through.
You can email me at changemakerswithoutborders@gmail.com for any suggestions for people to interview, or if you would like to come on the show as a person who is making a positive influence with your work. You can also write to me about a particular episode you want to ask about, or give me feedback or comments on!
Feel free to write to me for any inquiries about CKMS in regards to Outreach, as I am also one of the Board of Directors, who has taken on this role. may@radiowaterloo.ca
I am also part of Peach City Radio, and my email there is changemakers@peachcityradio.org
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Truth Radio DJ Chagger plays Old School Hip Hip hits.
Truth Radio airs on Sunday from 6:30pm to 7:30pm with a repeat on Saturday from 9:00pm to 10:00pm.
You’re Not Alone is a talk show discussing abuse, trauma, mental health and a variety of different community issues that we face, allowing the members of our community to feel safe in knowing they are not alone in experiencing these circumstances. Your show host is Sherice Alishaw.
You’re Not Alone is not currently on the schedule.
Atardecer Ranchero/Dusk on the Ranch airs on Saturdays from 4:00pm to 6:00pm with a replay on Thursdays from 4:00pm to 6:00pm.
DJ Felix Ranchero brings you the hottest tropical Latin American beats as well as Rancheras, Corridos and Banda music. The purpose of this show is to inform our community and to cooperate in the maintenance of our culture and values with much pride. We will be bringing for you ranchera music, a variety of Latin beats, community events announcements, local, national and international news, as well as local and international interviews on subjects of interest to our community.
Val Scheer’s Eclectic Garage is an hour of eclectic music from different eras and genres.
The Eclectic Garage is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
REGGAE PATROL
Every Saturday from 6pm to 8pm.
Every Saturday from 6pm-8pm. Giving you the best in Dancehall and Reggae!
Homes For All presents a series of 12 shows from March to May 2020 telling stories of people affected by the unaffordability and lack of housing, and raising awareness of the work being done by many players in the community. 
Homes For All was hosted by Angela Goodwin and Brian Doucet, and aired as Life Stories of Displacement until January 2023. It is no longer on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Today’s music is great, but who doesn’t love some golden oldies???
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Rob’s Rewind, Rob Curwain plays the best of the 60s, 70s and 80s, plus some songs that you may not have heard before.
Features include the Canadian Double-Double (featuring back-to-back Canuck songs) and the Wheel of Years (running through what happened in a given groovy year)
Rob’s Rewind is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Liberation Hour focuses on various aspects of non-human animals in our society. We interview experts; people who are passionate about other animals and the planet; people who take care of non-human animals; people who create plant-based food; people who fight for animal rights and for the planet.
Liberation Hour is not currently on the schedule.
“It’s a Vibe” with Sherice plays music that you don’t normally hear on the radio in Kitchener. Growing up with a Caribbean background in Ontario, I always wondered why I could never hear my type of music on the radio and now I want to make that a reality. I will be bringing my Caribbean flow, playing Soca, Reggae, Dancehall as well as some R&B and hip hop to offset it. We will be having live discussions, talking about universal law, the law of attraction and anything spiritual or universal. I would also love to use this platform to bring awareness and education surrounding issues such as trauma, abuse and consent to the forefront, teaching our community to share love instead of hate!
“It’s a Vibe” with Sherice is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Amity Radio is a place to express yourself, to be who you are meant to be and to create a community with those who live and breathe art. Join the family and follow our movement as we try to unify and append the artist culture in the KW region and beyond.
We aim to showcase art in every form at least once a month if not more! Stay tuned for events! Look forward to art installations, concerts, board games, movie nights, hide and seek plus OTHER games and activities!
If you create any sort of art and wanna showcase / or need help / or just wanna talk! Contact us! at amityoperationsunited@gmail.com
Amity Operations is on Facebook, too.
Amity Radio is not currently on the schedule.
The Underground Sound Project is not currently on the schedule.
The Community Window Show is not currently on the schedule.
Gospel Hour is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
The Omen Brothers show features two brothers and guest dj’s spinning the latest in drum and bass music.
The Omen Brothers is not currently on the schedule.
Something Beautiful is Radio Waterloo’s easy listening program. Join DJ Em and enjoy some soft and easy classics.
Something Beautiful is not currently on the schedule.

Stewart McKie is your host of Musicians’ FAQ, a program focused on musicians entertaining you around Waterloo region. Stewart features your favourite local singer, guitar player, or drummer, learning how they got started, influences, funny stories about the past gigs and upcoming performances. You’ll also hear some great recordings of their work. In addition, you’ll be learning about others in the music industry that are helping to maintain the vibrant music scene.
The Steve Todd and Paul Schultz started Musician’s FAQ in 2019; Stewart McKie took the reins in 2021.
Musicians’ FAQ is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Jay Riehl, Part 2, April 26, 2021
George Lonsbury, Part 1, April 19, 2021
Jay Riehl, Part 1, April 12, 2021
Bill Murray, April 5, 2021
Mike Whaling, March 29, 2021
Darcy John, March 22, 2021
Richard “Dicky” Dugal, Part 2, March 15, 2021
Sohayla Smith, March 8, 2021
Erick Traplin, Part 2, March 1, 2021
Lance Russwurm, Part 3, February 22, 2021
Richard “Dicky” Dugal, Part 1, February 15, 2021
CJ Cooper, February 8, 2021
Erick Traplin, Part 1, February 1, 2021
Lance Russwurm, Part 2, January 25, 2021
Stewart McKie, January 18, 2021
Doug Dietrich, Part 3, January 11, 2021
Lance Russwurm, Part 1, January 4, 2021
Doug Dietrich, Part 2, December 28, 2020
Christmas Music by Local Musicians, Part 3, December 21, 2020
Christmas Music by Local Musicians, Part 2, December 14, 2020
Christmas Music by Local Musicians, Part 1, December 7, 2020
Doug Dietrich, Part 1, November 30, 2020
Greg & Earl Fries, Part 2, November 23, 2020
Greg & Earl Fries, Part 1, November 16, 2020
Grant Heywood, Part 4, November 9, 2020
Mike Kirley, November 2, 2020
Food Bank and CanJam, October 26, 2020
Dianne Ditner, Part 2, October 19, 2020
Grant Heywood, Part 3, October 12, 2020
Lara MacMillan, October 5, 2020
Year In Review, September 28, 2020
Dianne Ditner, Part 1, September 21, 2020
Grant Heywood, Part 2, September 14, 2020
Paul & Marg Weigel, Part 2, September 7, 2020
Tamara Maddalen, Part 2, August 31, 2020
Grant Heywood, Part 1, August 24, 2020
Tamara Maddalen, Part 1, August 17, 2020
Paul & Marg Weigel, Part 1, August 10, 2020
Dan Todd, Part 2, August 3, 2020
Alison King, July 27, 2020
Dan Todd, Part 1, July 20, 2020
8 Second Ride, July 13, 2020
Phil Morgan, July 6, 2020
Kris Douglas, June 29, 2020
Small-Town Strip Club, June 22, 2020
Ken Crawford, June 15, 2020
The Becks, Part 2, June 8, 2020
John Ladds, Part 2, June 1, 2020
Tom Nunn, Part 2, May 25, 2020
The Becks, Part 1, May 18, 2020
Tom Nunn, Part 1, May 11, 2020
John Ladds, Part 1, May 4, 2020
Kevin Westphal, Part 2, April 27, 2020
Dennis Scherer, Part 2, April 20, 2020
Kevin Westphal, Part 1, April 13, 2020
Patrick Campbell, April 6, 2020
Dennis Scherer, Part 1, March 23, 2020
Kelly Smith, March 9, 2020
Bobcat Bartolo, Part 2, March 2, 2020
Bobcat Bartolo, Part 1, February 24, 2020
Dan Badger, February 10, 2020
The MacQueens, February 3, 2020
Jakki & Wayne, January 27, 2020
Gary Moser, January 20, 2020
Elaine Chalmers (The Debus Sisters) January 13, 2020
Bonita Vanderpas, January 6, 2020
Jay Moore, December 30, 2019
The Ridge Christmas Spectacular, Part 2, December 23, 2019
The Ridge Christmas Spectacular, Part 1, December 16, 2019
Cowboy Up! and Preview of the Ridge Christmas Spectacular, December 9, 2019
Gary & Ron Fedy, December 2, 2019
John Stuart, November 25, 2019
Don Maclean and Moonshine, November 18, 2019
Al Widmeyer, Part 2, November 11, 2019
Yvonne Way, Part 2, November 4, 2019
Al Widmeyer, Part 2, October 28, 2019
Yvonne Way, Part 1, October 21, 2019
Jack Cole, October 14, 2019
Check out my YouTube page for past episodes.

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.
Student Life in Waterloo is not currently on the schedule.
Faith Deficit with Josh Bowman is a weekly program that explores individual stories of faith in an increasingly secular world. We speak with artists, musicians, faith leaders, comedians, writers, politicians, and business leaders to unveil what we’re never supposed to speak about in public: our spiritual beliefs – or lack thereof. The show will feature interviews, personal essays, and discussion around faith, philosophy, life, ageing, and living with kindness in a difficult world.
About Josh
Josh Bowman is a blogger, fundraiser, and comedian who has consulted and worked in Vancouver, Toronto, New York, and now Kitchener-Waterloo. Josh has raised millions of dollars for arts organizations, humanitarian and environmental charities, and universities.
Josh writes for the Huffington Post and the Good Men Project, and has been published online at Forbes.com, 101 Fundraising, People and Chairs, and a variety of other blogs. He was a featured speaker at the Queen’s Media and Journalism Conference (QMJC) and has interviewed Kyle Dunnigan, Ian Edwards, former mayor David Miller, Don Ferguson, Bani Dugal, and more.
Josh is still finding his own spiritual path with the help of his English Bulldog Molly.
Faith Deficit is not currently on the schedule.
Reggae Patrol is a diverse Caribbean radio show which plays a large range of Reggae, Dancehall, Ska, Rock-steady and lovers-rock every Saturday from 6pm-8pm eastern time.
Reggae Patrol top 10 chart will give you an overview of Dancehall and Reggae songs that are trending within the global diaspora, the sweetened voice of our energetic host Shawn Bush will keep you glued to your speakers, two full exciting hour with a lot of twist.
Reggae Patrol also interview local and international artistes on a promotional platform, we give updates on upcoming Reggae and Dancehall events in our community (Waterloo Region) and the greater Toronto area.
Five minutes reviews and previews chit chatting on what is hot in the news and reviews.
