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Want to keep up with all things current in the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington region? Tune in to Kingston Currents, hosted by CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist, Christena Lawrie. This show features interviews with Kingston community figures at the forefront of local affairs, coverage of local news headlines, and more. You can also listen to Kingston Currents every Friday at 11AM as it airs on CFRC 101.9FM and CFRC.CA This podcast is brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada Local Journalism Initiative program

Questions of land rights are at the root of most current conflicts between indigenous peoples and the wider state. Competing conceptions of the land and authority over the land intersect with conflicts around resource extraction, the terms of consultation and consent, and the political status of indigenous peoples. Without resolving the conflicts around land in a fair and collaborative manner, real reconciliation will be difficult to achieve. This podcast presents a series of six live panel presentations delivered at the Indigenous Land Rights and Reconciliation workshop at Queen’s ...

Rehabilitation must be improved in Canadian prison systems — but what is it, and why is it needed? This podcast seeks to answer these questions by amplifying ex-offenders’ voices and shedding light on their experiences in the criminal justice system. Bolstered by stories from restorative justice advocates, academics, and grassroots community organizers, we will explore why people commit crimes, how they serve their time, and why it matters.

CFRC 101.9 FM's Airwave YGK Artist Residencies program feature performances by and interviews with local musicians, bands, and DJs. Beginning in early winter 2024, these artists joined CFRC in our studios. DJs, turntablists and experimental sound artists conducted specialized workshops in their electronic crafts for campus and community participants and also performed live sets on the air accompanied by an artist talkback. Musicians and bands also joined us at the station, undertaking 2-3 day residencies to create new music in our studios, undertaking an artist interview, and performing their ...

A one hour movie news and movie review show based on films coming to Kingston’s independent Movie Theatre “The Screening Room”. The Screening in Kingston team reviews films, updates you on movie industry news and answers weekly fan questions!

A podcast created by Queen’s University students and organized by Heena Mistry for the course HIST 404: Themes in Diaspora History

Hello and welcome to Improvised Music in Kingston, a podcast that explores the thoughts and music of a group of local musicians who are situated across various genres and who all incorporate improvisation as part of their practice. I am your host Paul Clifford. The show focuses on questions of improvising as individuals, improvising in a group, and what aspects of living in Kingston have impact on these experiences. Interview audio on these themes is matched with live music that the group members recorded during 2021-2023. This podcast is part of a Research-Creation project in Cultural Studies...

From Olympic athletes to hunter-gatherers in British Colombia, Portage is a show featuring guests from each province and listening to music from the region

Subscribe and get the latest scoop on campus news at Queen’s University brought to you by the CFRC News Team! Got a hot news flash? Reach out to news@cfrc.ca today!

Hosted by CJ the DJ (Colette Steer), this is a 30 minute radio show featuring a graduate student or postdoc each week. Each episode is an opportunity for Queen’s grad students and postdocs to showcase their research to the Queen’s and Kingston community. From time to time, CJ the DJ also interviews an alum or interview grad students in relation to something topical for the day. Grad Chat is a collaboration between the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs and CFRC 101.9FM

Welcome to our new podcast – Listening Party! Each week, Chance, Dean, Frankie and Steph pick a new album to listen to together and dissect. Due to licensing issues, we can’t play the songs with you, but feel free to tune in to our radio show on CFRC101.9 FM (https://www.cfrc.ca/)

Want to know all that goes on in the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington region? Tune into The Rundown hosted by CFRC Broadcast Journalist, Alexandra Fernandes. The show features interviews with prominent Kingston figures, reportage on local news headlines, and more. Alongside this podcast, The Rundown airs every Tuesday at 5pm on CFRC 101.9FM and CFRC.CA. This program is funded through the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada Local Journalism Initiative

Do you ever wonder what drives a researcher’s curiosity? What was the spark that led them to discovery? Blind Date with Knowledge seeks to demystify scholarly research and personalize the research process through discussions with various Queen’s faculty members. The show is a collaboration between CFRC, the Office of the Vice-Principal (University Relations), and the show host, Barry Kaplan. Kaplan is a member of the Kingston community, and his passion for spreading knowledge about research at Queen’s is palpable. Our name is based on the premise that research isn’t predictable. Like a...

Missed our broadcasted news briefs on CFRC 101.9 FM/cfrc.ca? Stay in touch with local Kingston and Queen’s University news updates including weather and traffic reports brought to you by the CFRC News Team! Have news to contribute? Want to join the CFRC Community News Team? Reach out to news@cfrc.ca today!

This podcast covers the vibrancy of Kingston, Ontario culture with its focus on local events, festivals, music, interviews and more. Learn more about the great things you can do in #YGK each summer with host, Michael Assheton-Smith!

This podcast is for those who are interested in health, global health, global development, ethical engagement and education! QHOnAir will give you insight into what types of discussions our organization, Queen’s Health Outreach has on a regular basis. Join us and our special guests bi-weekly as we chat about health discussions surrounding topics of mental, sexual, and physical health.

Produced by volunteers on behalf of the Seniors Association Kingston Region. The Time of Your Life covers a variety of issues relating to seniors from physical and mental health, how to stay active, entertainment, and planning for the future.

In the Canoe Chronicles: a Camp Outlook Podcast, we explore the wondrous possibilities and healing power of the outdoors. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply curious about the positive impact of spending time in the wilderness, the Canoe Chronicles podcast brings you insightful conversations and inspiring stories. Camp Outlook is a Kingston-based non-profit whose mission is to encourage young people from 13 to 17 years old to develop their inner strength, self-worth, and capacity to succeed through canoe tripping and other wilderness outings. We’ll bring you engaging discussions ...

The Digital Cancer Twin Podcast comes out of a interdisciplinary collaboration between Queen’s School of Computing and School of Religion to investigate the ethical, social, philosophical and technical implications of the cutting edge AI cancer diagnostic technology that is being developed at Queen’s. This technology allows patients to receive accurate cancer diagnoses and predictions in the early stages of their treatment. What happens when one’s future life can be predicted using algorithmic models? What new responsibilities do medical practitioners need to be aware of while using this...

TIME to Talk - Science & Medicine is a podcast from the Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME) at Queen’s University designed to showcase translational research. Hosted by Dr. Stephen Archer and Dr. Charlie Hindmarch, this podcast is designed to highlight translational researchers at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. The main goal of these podcasts will be to focus on the translational researcher, to learn about where they've come from, what motivates them, what are their ‘dangerous ideas’ and how their research will change the world!