Eat Your Arts & Vegetables CKUW 95.9 FM Winnipeg

Arts Talk Radio Show on CKUW 95.9 FM at University of Winnipeg, Canada. Live* Radio broadcast every Thursday 5:30 - 6:00PM CST. The show presents guests of diverse backgrounds and perspectives ranging from local self taught artists to internationally renowned interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary artists. The show's mandate offers artists, curators, art academics, cultural workers and organizations a resource to promote their work and ideas (often) in conjunction with art events.

Past Donations to CKUW Radio

CKUW Radio Station is a non-profit, volunteer run organization. CKUW is ‘Listener Oriented and Listener Supported’ as opposed to commercial radio which is ‘Advertisier Oriented and Advertiser Supported’.

For more information regarding donations to CKUW see CKUW FUNdrive

Thank you to all our listeners and supporters that donated/pledged during the 2013 CKUW FUNdrive

Here are some of the listeners and supporters of the Eat Your Arts and Vegetables arts talk radio show we would like to acknowledge:

Bennie Peters

Talia Pura

Jennifer Gibson

Melina Placentile

and more

Thank you to all our listeners and supporters that donated/pledged during the 2012 CKUW FUNdrive

Here are some of the listeners and supporters of the Eat Your Arts and Vegetables arts talk radio show we would like to acknowledge:

Jenny Western

Irene Brueckner

Bennie Peters

Carlen

Kittie Kitty

and more

Thank you to all our listeners and supporters that donated/pledged during the 2011 CKUW FUNdrive

Here are some of the listeners and supporters of the Eat Your Arts and Vegetables arts talk radio show we would like to acknowledge:

Jenny Western

Joy Diamond of the Joy Diamond Band

Kelly Erin

Irene Brueckner

Claire Labrecque

Bennie Peters

and more

Eat Your Arts & Vegetables CKUW 95.9 FM Winnipeg

Podcasts of Previous Shows

Zoom Recorded Radio Interviews

GUESTS from PAST SHOWS:

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Jen Delos Reyes (Portland, Oregon) and Kerri-Lynn Reeves Curators of the Manitoba Folkways project