Programs & Archives – Canadian Affairs

• After Thought

  Spoken Word, Human Rights, Canadian Affairs, Cultural Exchange, First Nations, Food Issues, Politics, Public Affairs, Urban issues

  After Thought dives deep on topics of the day while providing compelling and entertaining commentary.

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• Cross-Canada Comedeorological Report

  Spoken Word, Canadian Affairs, Comedy

  Comedy + Meteorology = Comedeorology. Join country music mountain man Joey Only and the famous Frankie MacDonald as they talk to all sorts of weather personalities and friends across Canada on all things weather and wilderness. Every episode people check in from all over North America, it’s your hour every week to hear all sorts of news on just how much the weather sucks in Canada. Show now airs in Prince George, Vancouver and Winnipeg. New episodes go up every Friday on Joey Only’s YouTube channel and we’d love to keep growing.

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• Daily News

  Spoken Word, Canadian Affairs, Environmental, International News, Politics, World Affairs

  Daily News is a half hour sampling of the daily news briefs journalist and author Nora Loreto produces. Full archives can be accessed on her website

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• Harbinger Media hour

  Spoken Word, Human Rights, Canadian Affairs, First Nations, International News, LGBTQ, Northern Issues, Public Affairs, Urban issues, World Affairs

  The Harbinger Media Hour is a one hour show case of some of the best from the Harbinger Media network. The Harbinger Media network is a network of progressive podcasts challenging the right-wing and corproate media from coast to coast.

  Shows include
  Progress Report
  North Untapped
  The Breach Show
  Half Past Capitalism Alberta Advantage
  Invisible Institutions Victor’s Children
  Tech Won’t Save Us
  Unmaking Saskatchewan

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• Viewpoints

  Spoken Word, Canadian Affairs, Politics, Public Affairs

  Viewpoints is the latest podcast and news magazine produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. It provides an overview of what’s happening across Canada, thanks to radio reporters from CJRU and others posted across the country, working for the Local Journalism Initiative (LJI). The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) supports the production of original civic journalism news content that covers the diverse needs of underserved communities across Canada, hosted by Boris Chassagne. The Community Radio Fund of Canada works in collaboration with the National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC).

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