Trent Radio Fall 2025
Programme Guide and Broadcast Schedule
find us at 92.7Mhz / by Internet TrentRadio.CA
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Fall Season: 21 Sept - 13 Dec 2025. All times Eastern; at: 20251009
Broadcasting Radio Free Peterborough at "out of schedule" timesDirector of Operations: Rob Hailman rhailman@trentradio.ca
Director of Programming & RRFGM: Jill Staveley jstaveley@trentradio.ca
Programming & Volunteer Support Coordinator: Eddy Sweeney esweeney@trentradio.ca
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 11am - 4pm (generally)
- SUNDAY
SU 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.SU 1030-1100 Words & Culture
CRFC info@crfc-fcrc.ca
Words and Culture weaves conversations with Indigenous language and knowledge keepers together with music by Indigenous artists. The team creating this original content is made up exclusively of Indigenous producers, hosts and guests. Words and Culture is funded by SiriusXM through the Community Radio Fund of Canada.SU 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caSU 1130-1200 Where Do The Children Play
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
A show with stories and songs for (and sometimes by) kids.SU 1400-1430 Smooth Op
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caSU 1500-1600 My Music Bench
“Mama” Shawna Blackwood sblackwood.705music@gmail.com
Welcome to My Music Bench: Expect a smorgasbord of delectable music, interviews with locals musicians, artists and community members and community event info, a dash of pop culture & queer and creative news- she may just make ya have a good ponder every now and then!SU 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio news@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caSU 1900-2000 Susan and Tina Save The World
Tina Barnes tinabarnes9@gmail.com
Susan Lynne susan@susanlynnedevelopment.com
A feel-good hour of content that aims to increase your happiness hormones in your brain. Comedy, thought-provoking articles, music, interviews with local people who are trying to put positivity into the world. Susan and Tina are saving the world one brain cell at a time.SU 2000-2100 The Undercurrent
Roy Layer rhlayer@yahoo.ca
The Undercurrent tells stories about musicians, producers, record labels and other music related subjects from around the world and spanning the last 75 years or so. The program combines concepts with representative music that goes beyond the mainstream to expose listeners to music that they either missed or may never have heard before. The scope of the music includes blues, rock, folk, world, jazz, classical, experimental and various types of fusion. The intention is to get at the heart and soul of the subject and inspire the listener by discussing the approach, beliefs and context of the ideas presented, the music and the people involved.SU 2100-2230 Blues Themes Delivered By The Milkman
Blake Frazer bfrazer@cogeco.ca
Weekly repeat from TH @ 2100
- MONDAY
MO 730-800 Earshot Daily
NCRA
Tune in as a rotating cast of hosts share music from the earshot digital distribution system - https://earshot-distro.ca/MO 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.MO 900-1000 The Sean Eyre Show (with a Dash of Jill)
Sean Eyre seangordon1939@yahoo.com
Tune in for your weekly dose of Sunshine, local comment & nostalgic music.MO 1000-1100 The Country Spotlight Show
John Morris john.morris1998@gmail.com
Our program plays classic country hits plus many rare and alternate album cuts.MO 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caMO 1130-1200 Where Do The Children Play
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
A show with stories and songs for (and sometimes by) kids.MO 1200-1230 LJI National
Trent Radio news@trentradio.ca
A show featuring content produced by LJI Journalists from across the county. Get in touch with local news from the CC Radio Sector in Canada. www.frequencynews.caMO 1300-1400 Both Sides Now
Flying J 17secondsof@gmail.com
Making a less-than-triumphant radio return after over a decade, Both Sides Now revisits & reinvigorates the format of a less-than-vigorous old ghost's first programme. Tune in for A+B sides from lands where time between then and now was spent (...and maybe even a long-awaited whale album).MO 1400-1430 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caMO 1600-1630 Nature's Voice
Sharon Johnson naturaldoula@email.com
Iris Henderson naturaldoula@email.com
Mother and daughter visit a new nature spot each week to appreciate deeply.MO 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caMO 1900-2000 Choose Your Own Adventure
Chris Lawson eclawthorn@gmail.com
Em Minthorn eclawthorn@gmail.com
We read the books, you choose the choices! Tune in for interactive adventures led by Chris & Em and their array of weird voices, terrible impressions, improvised soundscapes, and lots of audience participation. Play along on Twitter @cyoa_ptboMO 2000-2030 (Ambient) Adventures in Failure
Skye Vasey svasey534@gmail.com
(Ambient) Adventures In Failure features a weekly dive into improvised ambient soundscapes, created and hosted by Skye Vasey using electric guitar pedals. Expect light discussion on music texture and technique, sonic experimentation, and often; failure.MO 2030-2100 Talk Derby
Molly Spartan info@ecomum.com
Derby curious? Tune in to learn more about the fast paced, hard hitting game of Roller Derby, here in Peterborough and beyond. Learn more about the local and global culture of this inclusive and empowering sport as well as conversations about health, activism and life in general.MO 2100-2130 Hiphoptictactics
Jason Stabler doingthemusic@gmail.com
Natalie Blake jazzbizcuit@gmail.com
Hiphoptictactics is a weekly programme highlighting Canadian Hip Hop Culture.MO 2200-2300 Redeye City - Impression Extension
David Redvers dredvers@hotmail.com
Redeye City's Impression Extension is a show that allows all sorts of thoughts and passions to become part of the conversation in regard to wellness, energy, manifestation and over all awareness and how society plays its part.
- TUESDAY
TU 730-800 Earshot Daily
NCRA
Tune in as a rotating cast of hosts share music from the earshot digital distribution system - https://earshot-distro.ca/TU 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.TU 1000-1100 Radio Free Arthur
David King editors@trentarthur.ca
Louanne Morin copy@trentarthur.ca
Ian Vansegbrook advertising@trentarthur.ca
Raise the flag! Radio Free Arthur is back: new editors, new staff, same Arthur! RFA is Arthur Newspaper's weekly missive featuring the editors and staff of Volume 60. Take a seat as we congregate and bring you topical commentary on news, current events, campus life, and much more.TU 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTU 1130-1200 Self Compassion For The Masses
Self-compassion means being kind and understanding toward ourselves when we suffer, fail, or feel inadequate, rather than ignoring our pain or flagellating ourselves with self-criticism. For each programme we will experience and discuss, one practice of self compassion.TU 1200-1230 LJI National
Trent Radio news@trentradio.ca
A show featuring content produced by LJI Journalists from across the county. Get in touch with local news from the CC Radio Sector in Canada. www.frequencynews.caTU 1300-1400 50s60s Reunion
John Macrae trentradiobigband101@yahoo.com
A look at the music and artists that shaped the 50s and 60s. Some you may recognize, some may be very new to you.TU 1400-1430 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTU 1430-1500 Inkwaves
Valentine Howard valentinehoward@trentu.ca
Inkwaves is your weekly dose of contemporary Trent writing! Each episode features a brilliant new student author sharing an excerpt of their work, and does a deep dive into their process. From poetry to prose to academia to song, the show spills ink over the airwaves, shining a light on what goes on behind the scenes of creation.TU 1500-1700 The Dugout
TU 1500-1530 Smooth Operator
Alex Friesen psa@trentradio.ca
Campus & Student Event listings. Send your event details to psa@trentradio.ca with "The Dugout" in the subject line.TU 1530-1600 The Ramble Room
Alex Friesen psa@trentradio.ca
A space for students to have lively discussions on the radio. Sign Up to come in and talk about your passion with us.TU 1600-1630 Star Tracks
Alex Friesen psa@trentradio.ca
A weekly music playlist curated by Trent Students. Come in and share your favourite tunes on the radio.TU 1630-1700 Meet Your Prof
Alex Friesen psa@trentradio.ca
Resident back-of-the-class student Alex Friesen interviews Trent University's professors to help break down the barrier between student and professor. Tune in for info on courses, tips for several fields, and a glimpse of who your profs are beyond the classroom.TU 1700-1800 Movies and Movies and Movies
L.A. Alfonso lester.alfonso@gmail.com
Drew Antzis dantzis@gmail.com
Movies and Movies and Movies is there radio show where there are only three things to talk about with LA Alfonso and Drew Antzis.TU 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTU 1830-1930 Radio Free 3 with Laura & Jenn
Jenn Reid jenn44reid@gmail.com
Laura Boden laura@bodenandassociates.com
Radio Free 3 with Laura and Jenn is a show about listening to music with friends. We conduct interviews with people who have love of music that they want to share with our listeners. Our goal is to recapture the joy of exploring music together.TU 1930-2000 Wilder Future / The Tyler Steeves Experiment
Tyler Steeves tylersteeves@gmail.com
Wilder Future Delves into the Bleeding Edge of Regenerative Tech.TU 2000-2030 Roots & Culture
Aya Nash ayannanpr@gmail.com
Welcome to Roots & Culture - your weekly journey through the soundscape of resistance. From deep reggae riddims to soulful jazz, from classical hip-hop to future beats - we trace music back to its roots, where rhythm meets revolution.TU 2030-2100 GRWM (get radical with me)
Abby Koshka koshka.abby@gmail.com
Reading leftist thinkers to cultivate hope and knowledge in dark times! "To be truly radical is to make hope possible, rather than despair convincing" - Raymond WilliamsTU 2100-2200 Otonabeats Radio
Ryan Mclean Purdon otonabeatsradio@gmail.com
Otonabeats Radio is a community-driven show dedicated to building and supporting the local dance music scene. Each episode features DJ mixes across all genres and styles, showcasing both emerging and veteran talent. We welcome submissions from local DJs (or those with a local connection) who want to share their sound with the community. Send your mix to otonabeatsradio@gmail.comTU 2200-2300 Please Play This Song On The Radio
Chris Collins fattychris@hotmail.com
What do you do with a collection that has been growing steadily over the last 30 years? You take your favourite tunes and put them into a weekly radio show. A genre defying hour of radio taken directly from my record shelves.
- WEDNESDAY
WE 730-800 Earshot Daily
NCRA
Tune in as a rotating cast of hosts share music from the earshot digital distribution system - https://earshot-distro.ca/WE 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.WE 1030-1100 Apps & Gabbs
Aiden Gomes gomesaiden06@gmail.com
Apps & Gabbs focuses on how technology intersects with student life, from digital productivity, social media, campus cultures, and more. Each episode aims to explore these different aspects of tech and student life with a more curious and conversational tone through examples/critiques and some practical takeaways for listeners.WE 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caWE 1130-1200 Where Do The Children Play
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
A show with stories and songs for (and sometimes by) kids.WE 1200-1230 LJI National
Trent Radio news@trentradio.ca
A show featuring content produced by LJI Journalists from across the county. Get in touch with local news from the CC Radio Sector in Canada. www.frequencynews.caWE 1330-1400 Peterborough Filmmaker Radio Show
Angel Hamilton angelhamilton8@gmail.com
Interviews with filmmakers about filmsWE 1400-1430 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caWE 1430-1500 Insight Peterborough
Devon Wilkins theharness@bell.net
CCB Peterborough Chapter ccbpeterborough@gmail.com
A project of the Peterborough chapter of the Canadian Council of The Blind which explores issues of interest to people with all types of disabilities, as well as their families, friends, and allies.WE 1500-1630 Maintenant sur les ondes (Now on the airwaves)
James Cullingham jamescullingham5@gmail.com
Maintenant sur les ondes features interviews with artists, activists & ponderers. Filmmaker-historian-journalist James Cullingham also proffers media analysis and music of many kinds in several languages. This programme is also the place to hear Keith Richards sing.WE 1630-1700 Hot Takes & Heartbreaks
Annalaya Caird annalayacaird@trentu.ca
A weekly student radio show serving up love, life, and all the drama in between. Each episode features listener stories, campus crushes, dating disasters, and relationship dilemmas with honest advice and hot takes on trends, apps, and pop culture. The show will also spotlight local bands as guest stars, giving them a platform to share their music and stories while connecting with the student community. Laugh, relate, and get a little wisdom as we navigate modern romance one hot take at a time.WE 1700-1800 Offerings of the Random Button
Rob Hailman robhailman@gmail.com
I've been working on cataloguing my record collection on Discogs, which is often dull work. To make it more exciting, each week I'll use Discogs' "Random" button to listen to, discuss, and rate live on air.WE 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caWE 1830-1930 Crate Diving with Blake
Lindsay J. Blake writer@lindsayblake.ca
Come hang with me, Lindsay Blake on my show "Crate Diving with Blake." Every Wednesday evening, from 6:30 - 7:30 PM, I curate a "Best Of" selection, exploring deep cuts across genres, with a heavy dose of Canadian and local talent. Discover your new favourite song, or settle in to old favorites. Broadcasting through Trent Radio, 92.7 FM, or online at trentradio.ca. "Crate Diving with Blake" – a weekly dose of awesome music you never knew you needed in your life.WE 1930-2000 International Letters
Nitya Nair nityanair@trentu.ca
International Letters is a radio show by and for international students at Trent University. Each episode takes the form of a “letter”, a letter to home, to first experiences in Canada, to the classrooms we learn in, and to the idea of belonging. International Letters explores what it means to arrive, adapt, and grow in a place far from home for the international student community. Writing the journey of international students, one letter at a time.WE 2000-2030 The Electric City Unplugged
David Turpin david.turpin75@gmail.com
Electric City Unplugged shines a light on the decisions at City Hall and the voices from the community. Each week we explore local politics through a progressive lens, bringing you interviews with residents, advocates, and councillors. It’s where democracy meets accountability in Peterborough.WE 2030-2100 I Wish I Was A Riot Grrrl
G. Singh suxhitdabricks@gmail.com
The Riot Grrrl movement was a subgenre of punk focused on feminism in punk rock. While it's come under recent scrutiny and had its flaws, the spirit was a new take on female and queer identity in punk. This spirit continues on with artists new and old in the punk scene. This show explores multiple subgenres within punk, from many bands and cultures worldwide. As such, it may contain politically contentious and explicit material.WE 2100-2200 The Antidote
Dave Hawkins dave@theantidoteradio.com
The Antidote dispels the myth that Christian music sucks. Covering genres from singer/songwriter to metal. The Antidote meets with the artists who create the music.WE 2200-2300 Aphy Ray Reads
Aphy Ray aphy.ray@gmail.com
Local, queer, queer fiction writer Aphy Ray reads from their novel. That's free audiobook baby!
- THURDSAY
TH 700-730 Where Do The Children Play
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
A show with stories and songs for (and sometimes by) kids.TH 730-800 Earshot Daily
NCRA
Tune in as a rotating cast of hosts share music from the earshot digital distribution system - https://earshot-distro.ca/TH 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.TH 900-1000 The Country Spotlight Show
John Morris john.morris1998@gmail.com
Our program plays classic country hits plus many rare and alternate album cuts.TH 1000-1100 The Sean Eyre Show (with a Dash of Jill)
Sean Eyre seangordon1939@yahoo.com
Tune in for your weekly dose of Sunshine, local comment & nostalgic music.TH 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTH 1130-1200 Behind The Curtain
Chase Smits chasesmits@trentu.ca
Cameron Bratti cameroncbratti@gmail.com
Two mighty mages learn about this realm by interviewing its inhabitantsTH 1200-1230 LJI National
Trent Radio news@trentradio.ca
A show featuring content produced by LJI Journalists from across the county. Get in touch with local news from the CC Radio Sector in Canada. www.frequencynews.caTH 1230-1300 Trans Sisters Radio
Robin Cameron samanthacameron@trentu.ca
A show that does a weekly spotlight on an influential, notable, or local transfeminine artist and their music. The show is aimed at highlighting social justice, the unique perspectives of transfeminine people, and introducing people to old and new music across a wide range of genres. Each artist is selected in order to show artistic diversity within the community and tied in to a big idea, question, or theme that is relevant to trans art in general.TH 1300-1400 What's Happening?
Eddy Sweeney esweeney@trentradio.ca
Tune in to find out What's Happening in the Nogojiwanong-Peterborough area. Eddy will let you know the details on music shows, theatre performances, art installations, and any other Arts & Culture events happening that week. Occasionally Eddy will be joined by one of the artists or touring bands in the studio for an interview.TH 1400-1430 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTH 1430-1500 the azrel222 show
Usman Ahmadu usmanattah13@gmail.com
The Azrel222 Show, a space where entertainment meets perspective. On this show, we explore three main areas: engaging gaming content that keeps you connected, discovering unique words you may not have come across before, and sharing real advice for the younger generation. Drawing from my experiences both back home and here in Canada, I offer insights on how life can be approached differently and, hopefully, improved. If you’re looking for a mix of fun, learning, and honest conversations that inspire new ways of thinking, The Azrel222 Show is where you’ll find it.TH 1500-1600 The Call Center
Rob Farr thecallcenterradio@gmail.com
A weekly news program focusing on all aspects of technology in our lives. https://thecallcenterradio.blogspot.com/ thecallcenterradio@gmail.comTH 1630-1700 fortnightly
Week One: (Sep 25, Oct 9 & 23, Nov 6 & 20, Dec 4)
TH 1630-1700 Radio Maeve
Maeve D’Aoust kadrmt@bellnet.ca
Radio Maeve features a teenage girl, talking and showcasing music every other week. Trying to help the community expand their music taste, enjoying some Canadian, American and British tunes. Every show will have a different theme, taking you on a new musical journey every time. Shows will vary with the occasional film and tv talks where Maeve reviews and talks about her most recent watches and recommendations, sometimes with a buddy. So, please tune in every other Wednesday to hear some good music and movie reviews.TH 1700-1730 I Like To Think with Kasonde Mutale
Kasonde Mutale kasondemutale@trentu.ca
Welcome to “I Like to Think…”, where enthusiasm meets overthinking. Join us as we navigate the complex landscape of critical thoughts, philosophy, and current events, all spiced up with engaging story times. Each episode blends spirited conversations with profound reflections, exploring the nuances of the world and our place in it. We promise insights that challenge perspectives and spark curiosity, making you appreciate the art of thinking both deeply and delightfully. After all, who says you can't enjoy a good story while thinking a bit too much?TH 1730-1800 Transmissions from the Inevitable Heat Death of the Universe
Mikaela Lewis mikaelalewis@trentu.ca
Transmissions from the Inevitable Heat Death of the Universe is a record of the human condition, preserved for posterity in the ephemeral form of radio. Come listen to the weird, wonderful and washed up. The B-sides and C-sides, the good music, the bad music, and the strange ramblings of your host.TH 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caTH 1830-1900 From Our Vantage Point
Edward Gloade char.gloade@gmail.com
From Our Vantage Point is an Indigenous produced radio show that promotes and uplifts Indigenous students at Trent University. Listen in for updates on events, little language lessons, stories, and interviews with First People House of Learning staff, Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies crew, and students just like yourself!TH 1900-1930 The Spin Cycle
Jake Cavanagh jakecavanaghdean@gmail.com
Reid Osborn reidwosborn@gmail.com
Join Jake and Reid every week on the Spin Cycle, where we throw a fresh load of music into the wash. We'll air our dirty laundry and fold you into the mix, while we cover a veritable Tide of artists, genres, and topics.TH 1930-2000 Let's Ask The Old Man
Robert Hood robhood59@gmail.com
Phone in live comedy show where callers ask questions of the host or the host's guest. Each show my or may not have a theme or a guest.TH 2000-2030 Let's Play It By Ear
Jeffrey Moore heyjeffreymoore@gmail.com
A videogame livestream without the video. Indie games. Clacky controllers. Meandering commentary. We've got it all.TH 2030-2100 From Scratch
Athena Emmanouil athenaemmanouil@trentu.ca
Jadyn Maynard jadynmaynard@trentu.ca
Follow along and have a laugh as hosts Athena and Jadyn try a new activity every week! 99% of the time, it will be something they've never done before. They will be figuring things out as they go, and you're invited to figure it out alongside them! Beginners welcome (they sure are).-With no previous skills or experience, they will be starting...from scratch!TH 2100-2230 Blues Themes Delivered By The Milkman
Blake Frazer bfrazer@cogeco.ca
Blues music lovers and lovers of music in general are invited to listen weekly for Blues music presented in themes around a certain subject matter. Vocalists and musicians from many decades will be featured to present their unique perspective on Blues traditions and subject matter and how they influenced later generations of music artists. Some shows will include interviews with contemporary Blues artists. Tune in weekly for Blues Themes Delivered By The Milkman. Each week a variety of Blues music is presented around a certain theme. It provides some education regarding the music and artists.
- FRIDAY
FR 730-800 Earshot Daily
NCRA
Tune in as a rotating cast of hosts share music from the earshot digital distribution system - https://earshot-distro.ca/FR 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.FR 900-930 Environmental Soup
Robert Gibson zorb.robert@gmail.com
Environmental Soup looks at environmental issues and ways to engage on those topics in addition to commentary on environmental issues. Environmental Soup encourages public participation and often discusses items on Ontario's Environmental Registry or other tools where feedback from the community is welcome. In addition to this environmental focused community groups may be interviewedFR 1100-1130 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caFR 1130-1200 Where Do The Children Play
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
A show with stories and songs for (and sometimes by) kids.FR 1500-1600 coast to coast to coast folk
Jacob Keogh jacobkeogh@trentu.ca
A weekly journey into each of Canada’s provinces and territories from the perspective of regional folk music. A range from traditional to contemporary folk will be explored to better understand the people and history of Canada and the musical culture within the nation. Those from upcoming provinces are welcome to send in recommendations of local folk music.FR 1600-1630 Off-Screen
Matthew Ferreira matthewferreira@trentu.ca
Through my experience growing up during the emergence of the digital age and the entanglement of Gen Z in social media and our phones, there has been the emergence of youths against the constant content stimulation. This show would discuss the journey of Gen Z through the digital age, its effects on mental health and ways to unplug and be more mindful. It would discuss books relating to digital minimalism and bring other student guests to discuss their journeys and how social media has effected/affected them.FR 1630-1700 Beyond the Books
Chukwuma Christopher Attah attah.chukwuma.ca@gmail.com
Having overcome negative self-doubt and imposter syndrome, I'm now dedicated to using my radio platform to connect with folks facing similar struggles. "Beyond The Books" is a space where amazing guests and I share our life journeys in a practical, authentic, and relatable way to inspire and empower listeners.FR 1700-1800 The Daily Planet
Lauren Yandt lyandt1999@gmail.com
Hello out there! Have you stepped outside yet today? Let us help you out the door! Tune in to our show for your weekly report of exciting nature stories, curious facts, and how to get involved with nature in your corner of the world. With an emphasis on environmental stewardship and connecting ourselves with the outdoors, we hope we can remind you how exciting nature can be. This show is presented by Camp Kawartha Inc. Camp Kawartha is an accredited, award-winning local outdoor education facility and not-for-profit organization.FR 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caFR 1830-1900 30 Minute Grammy
Melissa Hennig hennigmelissa@gmail.com
Erin Clancy erinclancy2@gmail.com
On 30 Minute Grammy, Erin and Mel write an improvised song live on air based on listener suggestions in 30 minutes on less.. always less.FR 1900-1930 1001 Hot Takes
Alex Campagnolo alexcampagnolo10@gmail.com
Alex is foolishly endeavouring to listen to and review every album from the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Tune in as he shares cold, lukewarm, and spicy hot takes about the albums he listened to in the last week.FR 1930-2100 River Pilled
Adelaide Quinn adelaideq@icloud.com
Lea Lannin lea.lannin@outlook.com
A show for those who self diagnose weekly but then are seemingly cured after a visit to a body of water, hosted by two girls who need less screen timeFR 2100-2400 Art Angels
Alex Karas alexanderstephenkaras@gmail.com
Electronic art pop; ethereal music to soothe your worries and/or jam to.
- SATURDAY
SA 800-900 Drums & Voices
Trent Radio Info@trentradio.ca
Wake up every day of the week to a great collection of Powwow Music, Indigenous drumming and tracks from local Indigenous artists. Featuring tracks from across Turtle Island - we're always looking for new and local recordings. Get in touch to send us your music.SA 900-1200 Local Country Playlist
Trent Radio info@trentradio.ca
Tune in to hear country music tracks featuring local artists. Email info@trentradio.ca if you have local country tracks you'd like featured on this great show!SA 1400-1600 Christopher's Country Classics
SA 1800-1830 Smooth Operator
Trent Radio psa@trentradio.ca
Community announcements and event listings. Email your notice to psa@trentradio.caSA 1900-2000 Vinayak
Vinayak Sharma sharmavinayak872@gmail.com
Dj show Live showSA 2100-2200 Another Saturday Night
Chris Collins fattychris@hotmail.com
Digging up the best in soul/funk and reggae. Music to move your feet and have you set up for a great Saturday night.SA 2200-2300 Horror Helpline
Ashe Woodward ashewoodz@gmail.com
Horror Helpline is a horror-themed call-in advice show where everyday problems get solved with horror movie recommendations. From tales of the heartbroken, problems with public transit, or just stuck in a rut, your Horror Helper, Ashe Woodward author of the Horror Helpline Substack, offers cinematic solutions to your woes, pulled from the darkest corners of the genre. Each episode features listener letters and voicemails to be answered with tongue-in-cheek advice and deep horror knowledge. It's part therapy, part movie review. Tune in for laughs, frights, and film recs that will give you all you need to...survive.[end]