CJSF is proud to celebrate and support 2SLGBTQ+ communities across Turtle Island and beyond with our Pride Programming. We commemorate Pride by highlighting queerness and different people's perspectives and experiences within it.

February 1^st-29^th_, CJSF celebrates Black History Month with special programming. From interviews with famous activists to examinations of Vancouver and Burnaby's own Black histories, expect a mix of music, talk and interviews, including special episodes of regular programs like Speak Up!

Interviews with SFU's Students of Caribbean & African Ancestry & African Student Association; BC's Black History Awareness Society

Sista C plays & discusses Love songs from across the African Diaspora

Charlotte made a mixtape of poetry and music from the black diaspora.

SOCA (Students of Caribbean and African Ancestry); President, Afia Poku, and Giovanni HoSang, past-President

Charlotte speaks with Juno-Award winner, jazz-vocalist Kellylee Evans

Charlotte 'Sista C' Ferrell interviews internationally acclaimed composer, ​pianist, producer and recording artist Rashid Lanie.

Part 1 of the Audio drama Blackbook

Part 2 of Blackbook
Rebroadcast of a SOCA Black Spaces Matter Roundtable recorded at SFU last February.

Roots and Berries features a special blend of fiddle and banjo music and the odd tidbit of information that may have you asking, "Is it fruit, a berry or simply a juicy little nugget?"

Jen LeFranc showcases new and emerging artists in the genres of Roots, Americana, Blues, Soul, Rock.

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An opportunity for listeners to enjoy country and western music, unfiltered and unapologetically hosted by Andrew Lacelle.