Radio Camp 2015
Radio Camp registration is now open. Camp is for youth aged 10-13, dates for 2015 are:
- Aug 10-14
- Aug 17-21
- Aug 24-28
For more details about Radio Camp contact our office or head to the website ckuwradiocamp.ca
Radio Camp registration is now open. Camp is for youth aged 10-13, dates for 2015 are:
For more details about Radio Camp contact our office or head to the website ckuwradiocamp.ca
Garageland is CKUWs’ interactive celebration of garage sales and culture. Listen live, every Saturday morning in June. Our volunteers will be looking for garage sale deals across Winnipeg’s lanes and lawns, you can join in by calling us with your stories and tips.
Having a sale? register it for free here: garageland.ckuw.ca
Listeners, volunteers and staff gathered to celebrate the diverse array of programming heard on CKUW this past Saturday at our 9th Annual Volunteer Awards & Listener Appreciation Party.
Folks who took an Award home are listed below. Tune in if you haven’t already discovered these shows are great listen. A well-deserved congratulations goes out to all the nominees.
People’s Choice Awards
Favourite Spoken Word Show: Smorgasoundbord
Favourite Music Show: Bluesday
Favourite Radio Host: Jamie Pierson of Crystal Palace
Best of CKUW Radio Awards
Best Spoken Word Show: Femisphere
Best Music Show: Trouble with the Sandman
Rookie of the Year: Rachel Dunsmore
Behind the Scenes: Julien Cooper
The Bill Lesack Award: Kent Davies
Community Engagement: Eat your Arts & Vegetables
We’ve been ad-free for one year and we’re going to celebrate with some special programming. Tune in from 8-9am all week long!
People of Interest – Monday, April 27 – will explore the social psychology of ads and how they work to manipulate the habits of their targets. The conversation will move on to an exploration of marketing in sports. Why does team loyalty seem to have such powerful impact and how is it manipulated for commercial purposes?
People of Interest – Tuesday, April 28 – will take you on a journey through the history of advertising. Where did advertising as we know it have its genesis and what developments helped shape the industry to turn it into what it has become today? As a follow up, our hosts bring in a typical marketer to help explore what may distinguish him from other members of the population. Finally, a marketing expert will help examine a sample car ad put together by a CKUW volunteer and explain how the ad can be improved for greater impact.
People of Interest – Wednesday, April 29 – explores the art of political advertising. Do attack ads really work? How and why? How do they frame our political culture? What role does celebrity have in influencing targets of ads? Why are ads featuring celebrities so powerful? And then we examine how advertising has had to transform in the age of the internet and social media. Are the marketers keeping up? What are the societal consequences of the dawn of Direct marketing and what does this mean for privacy on the net.
Femisphere- April 30 – takes a look at the dual sides of advertising – both the power to influence, and the power to be influenced.
Wooden Spoons – May 1 – looks at how life would be changed if commercial advertising ended—what would be the effects on our well being, lifestyle, values etc?
Stylus magazine featuring the CKUW Program Guide is now fully owned by CKUW! Although we’ve had a close relationship since the magazine started in 1989, the UWSA has controlled the publication & paid the bills.
CKUW intends to honour the spirit of Stylus as a critical part of our local cultural scene. Print is expensive & challenging, but we think that even with the limited resources of community radio, we can make Stylus thrive. You can pick up Stylus at the locations on the map below, a bright & new spring issue hits the street today.