We were so excited to have Corbin Spensley in the studio to share more about his life and experiences as a musician growing up in Prince George. He takes us through the history of his bands/projects that have led him to the present day, shares memories of the punk scene, busking days, and much more. His heartfelt acoustic performance will bring your eyes to tears, grab a tissue!
The Big Sib Radio Show episode 21
This week's episode of The Big Sib Radio Show is up and running! An upbeat episode where we discuss group chats, meme misunderstandings, and chatting with houseplants!
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Northern Static Series Ep #3 - Amy Blanding
Episode #3 is available! Ft. Amy Blanding
Catch new episodes of the Northern Static Series on CFUR 88.7FM every Wednesday at 8pm, re-broadcasted on Sundays at 11am. mixcloud, and WATCH full episodes on youtube or stream on Spotify!
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Nathan Kelly
Produced by Genevieve Tucker and Nathan Kelly
Interviewed by Genevieve Tucker
This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada
Paris Pick Interview with Grace Hoksbergen - 20250605
Check out this interview with Paris Pick!1 Paris Pick is a Nelson based Vintage Pop Artist! Tune in to hear more about her unique music, her music journey, and her show at the Legion on June 19th with Damien Alblas and Britt AM!!
Susie Ruth Interview with Grace Hoksbergen - 20250604
Hey Folks! Tune into this interview with the wonderful Susie Ruth! Susie Ruth is a local musician who plays a variety of different types of music. Take a listen to hear more about Susie's music journey, how music school effected her song writing and future goals and shows. Find her single 'Runnin' on all streaming platforms.
Red Shirt Day returns to UNBC campus to advocate for accessibility & inclusion
Each year, on the Wednesday of National Accessibility Week, Red Shirt Day is observed to build awareness around accessibility and inclusion in our communities. This year, Prince George–Lheidli T’enneh’s fourth annual Red Shirt Day event was held in UNBC’s Student Centre where excellent attendance was observed. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg
Catch up on Point Up Episodes Ft. Sarah Harmer, Caleigh Cardinal, and Jenn Grant!
Here’s what you missed on Point Up!
Tune in every Sunday at 9am and Tuesday’s at three to catch new episodes. Point up highlights a new artist, genre or scene each week - while always focusing on the female Canadian contributors!
The Big Sib Radio Show episode 20!
This week's episode of advice from an equally frazzled big sibling! Join us for a few laughs and a few tears :)
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Congratulations Grads of 2025!
Convocation is upon us at UNBC, and the graduating class of the University of Northern British Columbia takes to the stage between May 30th & June 11th to accept their degrees. UNBC does not oversee huge campuses, but we do have two central ceremonies here in Prince George–Lheidli T’enneh, and ultimately, two valedictorians. One at the undergraduate level, and one at the graduate level.
Sean Robinson, graduating with honors, pursued his Bachelor of Arts degree in History. He'll be receiving the Pounamu Taonga, or Greenstone Treasure, award on May 29th, at the First Nations Centre Graduation Ceremony, and is also set to receive the Lieutenant Governor's Silver Medal for Inclusion, Democracy, and Reconciliation.
Also emerging as a valedictorian on this 32nd UNBC convocation, is graduate student Gouwei Li. He maintained a 4.33 grade point average throughout his PhD journey here at the University, researching river ice hydraulics and advancing its global understanding. This work is particularly relevant to climate resilient infrastructure in northern communities, and we managed to get him into the studio here at CFURadio 88.7FM, where among many of his extracurricular pursuits, he just so happens to volunteer.
Ian Gregg, Due North