A weekly radio program hosted by Greg Schatzmann, featuring music from
the genres of folk, acoustic, singer-songwriter, Celtic, roots and beyond.
Your Haliburton Morning – Pauline Plooard
Start your morning off with Canoe FM. We have news at 7am and then again at 8am. We look at road reports, bus cancellations, weather updates and lots of community events. The birthday club happens every weekday morning at 7:45, so get those greetings into the station in lots of time. Often the host will have an interview on a relevant community issue.
Every Thursday morning at 8:45 you will here Ross Coneybeare In Conversation with one of our elected officials. This fifteen minute segment will be repeated on Tuesday afternoon at 2:45pm.
If you would like to contact this host directly during her show you can do so by texting 705-457-1009.
Classic Albums from the Attic – James Reilly
Jim takes a favourite album and plays in in its entirety. He dusts off the covers and shares them with you.
Highland Rewind – Mark Leighton
Mark serves the Haliburton Highlands Nation with the music of all generations.
From O.M.D. to Manya & Trillion and from Bombay Rockers to Duran Duran.
HiGhLaNd ReWiNd is your alternative to the exhaustive Top 40, a repetitive choice for Commercial Radio Stations.
From Alex Guesta’s “Beat of Revolution” to “We’re A Happy Family” by the Ramones.
HiGhLaNd ReWiNd offers you Classic Pop on 100.9 Canoe FM, your not-for-profit Community Radio Station in the Haliburton Highlands.
Big Band – Penny Randall-Mowbray or Zoltan Barabas
Two hosts share this amazing genre of music on Sunday nights:
Zoltan Barabas: Zoltan loves discovering and sharing fascinating stories about the music, along with the historical context of the era. Zoltan also includes modern big bands such as: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and The Squirrel Nut Zippers.
He’s thrilled to have the opportunity to host the show, “Some people win the lottery, I’ve got my own show!”
Be sure to check out his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.
Penny Randall-Mowbray: Penny’s love of big band music was inspired by her father and she is honoured to continue to share this timeless music bi-weekly on Canoe FM. When Penny hosts the show she always includes Canadian big bands still performing, birthday salutes, and she also has a regular feature “Then And Now,” which spotlights two different versions of a jazz or big band standard. We don’t forget our veterans and always include a song for them. Feature artists come to life from the Malcolm MacLean Radio Hall and sometimes we are lucky enough to get them to chat on air!
Jazz at the 45th – Tim Hagarty
Jazz of the ages for all ages. Take a trip to the world of Jazz, you may be surprised! From New Orleans to New York, Dixieland to Bop, the 1920’s to the 2020’s, it is all here on CanoeFM’s Jazz at the 45th. Classics and new tunes and of course, jazz from the incredible burgeoning Canadian scene. We promise to open up the wonderful world of Jazz for you. Tune in and give Jazz a chance, you might even crack a smile! Every Sunday, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.