Shows

Claude Bourgeois hosts a one‑hour show filled with fiddle tunes from here and elsewhere. Tune in to discover music by Brent Aucoin, Arthur Muise, Colin Grant, Ashley MacIsaac, Natalie MacMaster, and many others.

Every Monday evening, Wayne Aucoin promises to entertain you with a variety of musical styles. One week, you might hear nothing but Oldies, and the next week, a special two‑hour show featuring local music, country, pop, choirs, and soft music — everything you could want. Wayne dedicates many hours each week to bring you a little taste of something different, week after week.

Looking for a unique musical journey? Tune in to “Mélodies d’Acadie et d’ailleurs” with Daniel Aucoin every Tuesday evening at 7:00 on Radio CKJM in Chéticamp. An hour of discovery, memories and beautiful harmonies await. Let yourself be carried away by sounds from here and elsewhere. A musical rendezvous you won’t want to miss!

Feel the warmth, listen to the waves, and enjoy the melodies with Jessica LeBrun and her son Liam Aucoin during this one‑hour show, Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. — “Autour du Feu” (Around the Fire). Join this mother‑son duo around the campfire for a friendly sing‑along as they share some of their favourite songs.

Robert Harris brings you an hour of French‑language music focused on local artists. To get a great musical overview of everything this beautiful region has to offer, join this proud Acadian — and musician himself — Robert Harris, for Méli‑Mélo du Platin on CKJM every Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m.

No guessing needed for this one — Wayne Aucoin focuses entirely on country and fiddle for this special one‑hour Thursday evening show. A few local songs, mostly Acadian, mixed with beautiful melodies… you’re in good hands for a lovely musical evening.

For an hour of traditional and out‑of‑the‑ordinary country music on the radio, Lew Alpaugh joins you Thursday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. Hop in with him and enjoy the sound of his voice as he takes you on a journey through the “Backroads”.

A musical journey through the years that saw the first progressive wave of Québécois music, “Québec Progressive 70+” isn’t afraid to colour outside the lines to give you a fuller look at the progressive and quasi‑progressive trends of this unique movement in the world of Prog. Familiar names sit alongside lesser‑known ones as host Glen Bourgeois searches for lost sounds. Join us for a trip through la belle province with Québec Progressive 70+.

Start your weekend off right with the voice of Peter LeBlanc on CKJM Saturday mornings starting at 7 a.m. Enjoy your coffee peacefully and don’t miss “Aux Portes du Matin”, where you’ll hear relaxing French and English music that brightens the early‑morning sunshine even more.

With Angela Timmons, you’ll get a great mix of French and English songs — some traditional, lots of local music, and without a doubt a solid dose of country. On Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., enjoy your lunch in the company of Angela Timmons on Radio CKJM for Livin’ the Dream.

To keep the weekend celebration going, Bruno Bourgeois is on the mic every Sunday from 9 to 11 a.m. to entertain you. Tune in to Radio CKJM to share Bruno’s favourite songs, send in your special requests, and spend your Sunday breakfast hour together.

Pierre Chiasson brings a touch of spirituality and serenity to our Sunday morning programming with his show “Souffle de vie” (Breath of Life). On the air at CKJM for decades, Pierre shares some of his favourite songs along with teachings about life, love, forgiveness, and healing.

End your busy weekend with a soothing evening of relaxing spiritual melodies, hosted by Peter LeBlanc, Sundays from 7 to 9 p.m. Each week, Peter dedicates time and care to selecting songs that inspire reflection and learning. After this two‑hour spiritual journey, with your heart full, you’ll be ready to take on the busy week ahead.

Let yourself be carried away by blues and jazz melodies, all accompanied by the warm radio voice of Myron Symms. Myron has been a volunteer host at CKJM since nearly the very beginning.