Abyss

Tuesday at 11 pm

Late night journeys with Evan

Arts Arisin’

Off Air

Audio Boy’s Talk / Beat

Thursday at 2 pm

A music / word programme to put them in their place, and give the listener amiable charm.

Aural Improbabilities

Monday at 3 pm

A lively and provocative trip all over the musical map, but who cares about the destination when the journey is this much fun ?

Bach and Beyond

Tuesday at 10 am

A feast of classical music garnished with latin, jazz, and folk.

Beat Salad

Sunday at 11 am

A hand picked, freshly tossed mixture of ripe, juicy, beats.  Best servd raw.

Bob The Postman

STICKING IT TO THE MAN Oppression.  Rebellion.  Repression.  Reform.  And back to oppression again.  This is the tragic sequence played out year after year in the struggle between the strong few and the weak many.  This is the treadmill which drives the great machine of social progress.  Famous insurrections.  Infamous atrocities.  Lost causes.  Working-class heroes.  Sticking It To The Man tells the stories and shares the songs. These pieces were created by Bob the Postman for The Rank And File Voice, a labour-issues talk show on CJLY.  For more from Bob, paste this in your bar and click it:  http://radio3.cbc.ca/bands/BOB-THE-POSTMAN

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Bogside

alternating Mondays at 1 PM

Traditional Irish songs, drinking songs, and contemporary tunes. 

Break The Stereo

Saturday at 4 pm and Tuesday at 6 am

DJ Rhapsody plays an expression of break beat music through funk, soul and rare grooves.  breakthestereoradio@gmail.com . Archived shows here

Building Show

Tuesday at 8 am

Everything you ever wanted to know about building and maintaining your home.

Burning Chrome

Saturday 11:00 PM

Neo-Futurist urban music and non-music for the advanced listener. 

C’est Cheeze

Saturdays at 9 pm

A cartoon show for kids of all ages.

Canadian Voices

Currently Off Air - Archived episodes are available at canadianvoices.org

Through a series of one-hour audio programmes, Canadian Voices presents radio, internet, and podcast listeners the opportunity to hear talks by Canadian authors, academics, activists, artists, and thought-provoking citizens who explore ideas and events that characterize our country. Topics range from cultural diversity, climate change, urban planning and media analysis, to politics, art, education, and literature. The Canadian Voices series is distinct from much public and current affairs radio programming in that each of the featured speakers is a Canadian, the series is produced in Canada, by Canadians, and focuses on topics that are of interest to Canadians.

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Chinese Feed

After 27 chapters of Chinese Feed’s previous cycle about my life in China, I learned that all along I had been broadcasting from the former Laundry of Infinite Achievements – generally referred to as a Chinese laundry. Rather late, also politically dubious but - as I have found since - not surprising, what with Nelson’s official silence about local Chinese, the lack of an officially recorded local history and this non-history not taught in Nelson’s schools. So – Heritage City what. This new closer-to-home cycle of Chinese Feed is my acknowledgment of those Chinese who - against tremendous odds - contributed greatly to putting British Columbia and Nelson on the map! You didn’t know?

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Classical Corner

Sunday at 1 pm and Saturday at 6 am

Deconstructing Dinner

Off Air

www.deconstructingdinner.ca Deconstructing Dinner has been designed to dispense and discuss current food issues. The program assists listeners in making more educated choices when purchasing food either for the kitchen or at restaurants. The syndicated program airs predominantly on radio stations across Canada and also appears on stations around the world. With food occupying such a significant element of our lives, understanding the implications of our food choices can create a real sense of empowerment and self-determination. The media plays a key role in keeping Canadians informed, and the recurring topics we see being covered on a daily basis are increasingly hiding these implications from the public eye. As a result, we are rapidly losing sight of the most important facet of our existence - feeding ourselves. In effect, many of the common themes throughout the media can often be traced back to our need for food, and especially to the lack of attention we pay to this need. We have come a long way in a short amount of time from the age when our days were filled hunting and gathering our sustenance. Conveniences now abound, it has become increasingly possible to put food in our body without barely raising a finger or an eyebrow. This lifestyle of convenience leaves very little time to reflect on the history behind the food we purchase and the impact these purchases have on ourselves, communities, and the well-being of this planet. There are countless numbers of individuals, groups, non-governmental organizations, educational institutions, businesses, and branches of government that are pushing towards creating more sustainable food systems. Yet to this date, the media has played a minor role in tying these people together and broadcasting this important information to the people that matter most - you! Deconstructing Dinner reports on current issues throughout the world of food, with a primary focus on local, regional and provincial issues. The show is not restricted to only current affairs, but probes into the processes and actions to which we have all become so accustomed throughout our daily routine, and “deconstructs” them to achieve a more discriminating awareness.

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Dirty Pockets

Monday at 11 pm

Uncle Ryan’s dirty pockets are better than a bag of tricks

Diversity Beets

Monday at 2 pm and Friday at 10 am

Music in a variety of diverse genres plus live performances by local buskers.

Earth Vibes

Sunday at 8 pm and Thursday at 10 am

A tasty blend of world roots, fusion and reggae. Free yer heels, and yer mind will follow. 

EcoCentric

Tuesday at 12 Noon and Sunday at 9 am

The EcoCentric is a weekly radio talk show focused on current environmental issues from the West Kootenay region of BC and beyond. The show features interviews with activists, experts, government and industry providing information and a variety of perspectives on environmental topics. Programs range in scope from deep ecology and conservation, climate change, food security, social justice, politics and more. The EcoCentric is run by a team of four people who work with the West Kootenay EcoSociety, a non-profit environmental organization based in Nelson, BC. Facebook Page

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Fane of the Cosmos

Sundays 10-12pm

Fane of the Cosmos explores the political, social, economic, spiritual and military (if you can believe it) aspects of Cognitive Liberty and the War on Drugs. From Taoist sexual practices to Bill Hicks, Mushroom Tea to Tolkien, this show seeks to blend serious issues with just enough humour to aid in digestion. With its origins in Nelson this radio show seeks to protect and nourish the rich cannabis culture that lives in this area. Fane of the Cosmos was started by Reverand Damuzi as The Church of the Universe Hour back in the heady days of Kootenay Co-operative Radio. With added co-hosts Ian Hunter who had a long run on Vancouver Community Radio and Dustin Cantwell - Co-Owner of Holy Smoke Culture Shop, the radio show expanded many of its themes and radio audience. Following the tragic drowning death of Ian Hunter in Kootenay Lake and the departure of Reverand Damuzi from his senior editorship of the famous Cannabis Culture, the radio show became the sole hostship of Dustin. Over the years the show slowly expanded to a full 2 hour radio show, which allowed more room for modern day speakers like Terence McKenna, who needs more than 10 minutes to explain his brilliant ideas regarding Entheogenic culture. True radio must have an element of desperation to express oneself. With over 70 years of deep seated propaganda regarding drugs this show has sought to break open those myths, to expose them for what they are - mechanisms of control. 

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Flashback 70’s

Tuesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday at 6 am

A funk-folk-fusion explosion plus the best country-rock, progressive rock and more.

Footloose Armchair

alternating Mondays at 1 pm

Tales of trvel to unusual and ordinary destinations; both distant and close to home.

Free Range

alternating Thursdays at 8 pm and Wednesdays 6 to 7 am

Because music should be free to roam anytime, anyplace.

Funkytown

Monday at 10pm and Friday at 7 am

The funk, the whole funk, and nothing but the funk.

Ghost Modern

Monday at 6 pm and Friday at 2 pm

A genre-less exploration of up-to-the-minute independent music in a post-Internet soundscape.

Heavy Metal Detektor

Friday at 6 pm

A mixed bag of progressive and groovy as hell metal. As well as the promotion of the Canadian metal scene in all its glory.

Hedge School of the Air

Hoot n’ Hollar

Wednesday and Saturday at 10 am

Bluegrass & old-time music from Canada & around the world with Jill and Genie.

In the Key of B.C.

Tuesdays at 8 pm

Sharing the spirit of B.C. through its musical diversity