Bob Jonkman, a volunteer with Radio Waterloo, demonstrates the
LibreTime radio scheduling and automation software used at the radio station at a presentation to the
Kitchener-Waterloo Linux User Group.
HYOS: LibreTime Demonstration at the KW Linux User Group is a Host Your Own Show, Live-To-Air special presentation hosted by Bob Jonkman and KWLUG, and airs on CKMS-FM on Monday 4 May 2026 from 8:00pm to 9:00pm.
The KWLUG meeting takes place in person at the University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library room DC 1568 DC 2585 Map and online at https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug The meeting starts at 7:00pm with a presentation by Thomas Busch on “Incident Response”, followed by Bob Jonkman on”LibreTime” at 8:00pm. This is a free presentation.
Andrew Sullivan Cant of KWLUG was a guest on CKMS Community Connections at 3:00pm on Monday 27 April 2026. The video for that episode is available, and the show notes should be available soon.
Podcast
Here’s the recording from the KWLUG presentation. The audio quality changes at the end because Bob went over his alloted time. Happily, there was a video recording made by KWLUG, so the podcast covers the complete hour. There’s an extra 20 minutes in the video.
Download: 2026-05-04-HYOS-KWLUG-and-LibreTime.mp3 (55 MBytes, 57m07s)
Video
Video: KWLUG-2026-05-04-talk-LibreTime.mp4, 452 MB, 1h22m08s (Radio Waterloo video)
The video of the KWLUG meeting for 4 May 2026 was recorded and edited by Mikalai Birukou, and mirrored from https://archive.org/details/kwlug_meeting_2026-05-04/KWLUG+2026-05-04+talk-2+LibreTime.webm.

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