STATION MANAGER
GENEVIEVE TUCKER - SHE/HER
Genevieve is responsible for overseeing the station’s day-to-day operations; she is responsible for developing and monitoring the station’s finances, resources, staff, and volunteers. Her primary goal is to ensure that CFUR continues to offer high-quality opportunities and resources in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Genevieve also acts as CFUR’s point of contact with the various organizations who regulate the industry, monitor the station, and its activities.
You might contact Genevieve if:
1) You’re interested in joining a committee or task-group.
2) You have feedback about the station, staff, volunteers, and equipment.
3) You’re interested in the behind-the-scenes admin work of a radio station.
4) You’re interested in advertising with CFUR
5) You’re curious about how CFUR fits into the national Campus/Community Radio sector.
MUSIC DIRECTOR
GRACE HOKSBERGEN- She/Her
Grace is responsible for our intake of music into CFUR’s music library and compiling our charts. The primary goal is to make sure all of our programmers have new music for their programs and ensure they are in the know about what’s new.
You might contact Grace if:
1) You know of local albums our station has not received yet.
2) You know bands that want to come in for a performance.
3) You are interested in doing an interview with a band (phone or in-person).
4) You want to volunteer in the Music Department.
778 693 2387 Ext: 2
250-960-7664
Tracking Hours: Monday & Tuesday 9am - 12:30p.m. (PST)
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Genevieve Tucker
Genevieve is responsible for managing our on-air schedule, assists in training our Hosts, performs audio-tech wizard magic, and coordinates special broadcasts. If you want to get into broadcasting, including training to be an on air host, or have your own radio program, She’s got the answers (here’s an answer to a question that you probably have – you don’t need to be a UNBC student to be a host).
You might contact Genevieve if:
1) You want to be an on-air host and already produce your own program
2) You want to help other on-air programmers with fill ins for existing programs
3) Have gone through the basic training and are ready to take your original program concept to the airwaves!
4) You know bands that want to come in for a performance
5) You want to volunteer in the future Live Performance Dept.
NEWSROOM
IAN GREGG - HE/HIM - SETTLER
Ian is our local reporter for CFUR’s program “Due North”. He is currently enrolled in the LJI (Local Journalism Initiative) program which is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. Ian has been with CFUR for close to a decade, if you have any questions regarding radio, news, music, dancing, etc. he is your guy! Contact Ian if you are seeking an interview, press release, or any news related inquiries.
778 693 2387 Ext: 6
(250) 960-7664
our Board of directors
Kristen Kieta - Treasurer
“Joining the CFUR board has been a real joy not only because of the rad people and rad shows, but because it makes me feel like part of this community radio station's unique and awesome community. Radio listening is unabashed joy, and CFUR is a big part of that in the ever blossoming PG music community. I’m proud to be a board member!” - Kristen Kieta
Karl Domes - Community Member, Board of Directors
“CFUR was the first community that found me when I moved back to Prince George in my late 20s. They quickly pulled me into an amazing group of people dedicated to local music, arts, and culture and introduced me to a side of this town I had never known. It is organizations like CFUR that are the heartbeat of Prince George, and I'm honoured to be a part of lifting up and sharing the remarkable culture that thrives here in northern BC. The importance of local, independent media has never been more apparent, and being a board member is a way I can help contribute to this essential form of connection.”
Ahmad Jalil - UNBC Student Representative, Board of Directors
“I love being part of CFUR because having a radio station that bridges the university and the wider community is such an incredible way to connect people and ideas. It creates a space for local voices, creativity, and collaboration to thrive. Being involved with Over the Edge makes it even more special—combining the power of radio with the reach of the student newspaper is an amazing way to engage with both campus and community life. It’s so rewarding to contribute to something that amplifies stories, perspectives, and connections for everyone.”
Michael Watson – President
“I enjoy being involved with CFUR because I believe the local music scene is outstanding! CFUR has been a big supporter of local art, artists, bands, music and other local streams such as journalism. This is a way for me to give back to CFUR, which has given me enjoyment, entertainment, education and support over the years. I hope my efforts and support will continue the cycle over time.” - Michael Watson
Caitlin Gammer - Financial Committee, Community Member
‘I love being a part of an organization that has supported, and continues to support, local talent and events in my community.’
Angela Kehler (she/her) - Community Member, Board of Directors
“I've been a listener and supporter of CFUR for many years and have always been impressed by the creativity and hard work that goes into broadcasting the wide variety of local content. Now, more than ever, we need to build connections and trust in local media in our community and I'm looking forward to being part of this important work. And the music rocks!”
Annelise Dowd - UNBC Staff, Community Member, Board of Directors
Phoenix Ethier - UNBC Student Representative, Board of Directors
Sophie Smutchenko - UNBC Student Representative, Board of Directors