The evolution of programming at campus and community radio is an important element of c/c radio. The presentation on Programming Change Management by Randy Reid of The Vibe, and Jennifer Moroz of the CBC explore the topic. Randy Reid is the General Manager of VIBE 105.5FM and was instrumental in guiding the comprehensive shift of […]
Peterborough Independent Podcasters and Trent Radio: A Model for Podcasting in Community Radio Podcasting and community radio are hard to marry. The lack of staff resources at many community radio stations makes the task of managing podcasts daunting. However, at Trent Radio CFFF, podcasting happens organically with the help fo a volunteer-run partner organization. Learn […]
NCRA/ANREC Coordinated Session NCRA/ANREC Services and Projects From Annual CRTC data collection to the program, or policy exchange, Rendez-Vous Francais, our job board, webinars, the Community Radio Awards, and so much more, the NCRA/ANREC staff and board take this time to promote and inform our membership about the multitude of ways the association works to support […]
NCRA/ANREC Coordinated Session Navigating Fake News Fake news is the hot topic at the top of every pundit’s agenda. But what is it? Where did it come from? And, most importantly, what does that have to do with Campus and Community Radio? Luke from the NCRA/ANREC will be offering a brief overview while also pointing […]
NCRA/ANREC SESSION Granting Bodies and Community Radio We know that granting bodies and in the case of FACTOR sponsorship are limited through policy and restrictions on funding provided, such as CCD requirements. We are hoping that this panel will not only outline what restrictions are in place for funding that they offer but also highlight […]
Over the last year at CITR 101.9 we have been developing, in conjunction with a group of engineering students, a new online digital submissions program. This includes a digital submissions page on our website which connects with our online catalogue/podcast/membership program known as “DJLand”. In this session, we’ll chat about a variety of topics such […]
Kyle is attempting to start the first “Pay What You Can” cafe in Abbotsford, B.C to help with food insecurity issues. Abby Eats Cafe will be a non-profit social justice enterprise that serves local products, delicious food and operates under a pay what you can model. Listen Here Pay What You Can Model