The countdown is on for CJTR 91.3’s Music Garage Sale. Right now, we need your donations……CD’s, vinyl, DVDs, books, sheet music, instruments, audio equipment, anything musical. You can drop off your donations at CJTR during regular business hours, or you can call 525-7274 for pick up of your music. Keep Community Radio strong by supporting CJTR’s Garage Sale. (Sorry, we cannot accept donations of large cabinet stereos, pianos or organs due to space...
Read MoreThank you for your ongoing support of 91.3 FM CJTR. We continue to do our best to provide programming that is as diverse as the communities within Regina, and that reflects the innovative and eclectic tastes of our supporters and our programmers. We’re writing to let you know about our second annual Look and Listen Lottery, which began ticket sales on February 1st. We wanted a prize package this year that offers the freedom to move, and the freedom to experience a diversity of music,...
Read MoreTop 5 lists provided by CJTR volunteer programmers! In no particular order. From The Shadow of the Night, host of That Rock Show, Tuesdays at 9pm 1 BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION TWO. 2 CHICKENFOOT THREE . 3 THE TREATMENT THIS MIGHT HURT. 4 FULLFORCE ONE. 5 RIVAL SONS PRESSURE & TIME. From DJ Hardwired, host of Hardwired, Friday nights at 10pm Left Spine Down - Caution Encephalon - The Transhuman Condition iVardensphere - Apok Distorted Memory - Swallowing the Sun Komor...
Read MoreHappy New year from all of us at Regina Community Radio! Here are some notable programming changes that take effect this week, and in the weeks to come at CJTR. Regina’s Mighty Shores has signed off after 8+ years in our Thursday afternoon drive slot. Fear not though, folkies! Brenda will be launching a new folk and roots show called A Deeper Well on Saturday Jan 7th. The show will be heard Saturdays from 10 to 11am. The syndicated Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour will move one hour...
Read MoreOn Dec 14th at CJTR's annual holiday get-together at Bushwakker, the winners of three awards were honoured. CJTR’s Lifetime Achievement Award Rick August is a principal founder and leader of CJTR, one of a small group of pioneering individuals who were inspired to create Community Radio for Regina. Rick prepared the license application for the CRTC and was heavily involved in early fund raising initiatives. Rick was the group’s vice-president for two years before becoming president...
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