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The Frequency is McMaster University’s daily student-driven news and culture show, produced by The Silhouette and 93.3 CFMU. Every weekday morning, we bring campus and Hamilton stories to life through conversation, reporting, and fresh perspectives from students.
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The Spotlight: Inside Supercrawl with Sonic Unyon (opens the original)
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This week on The Spotlight, CFMU Programming Director Jamie Tennant speaks with Tim Potocic, Owner and President of Sonic Unyon, and Lisa LaRocca, Festival Director, about Supercrawl, taking place on James Street North from Sept. 11 to 13. Tim and Lisa discuss the history of Sonic Unyon, the early days of Supercrawl and how the festival has grown into one of Hamilton’s biggest arts and culture events. They also share what goes into organizing a festival of this scale, from curating vendors and l
MorningFile: Peaches, Farming and Family History in Winona (opens the original)
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This week on MorningFile, Campus Media Content Coordinator George Elchuk speaks with Lindsay Puttycomb of Puttycomb Farms in Winona, Ontario. Puttycomb Farms has been in Lindsay’s family since 1797. Today, the eighth-generation farm grows tender fruit and grapes, operates a winery and cidery, and welcomes visitors through pick-your-own experiences, farm tours, a market, bakery, café and gift shop. With local produce in season and the Winona Peach Festival approaching, Lindsay shares what life on
MorningFile: Rain Gardens, Climate Resilience and Community Action (opens the original)
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This week on MorningFile, Campus Media Content Coordinator George Elchuk speaks with Juliana Casimiri, executive director of Green Venture, a Hamilton non-profit working to inspire and equip residents to take action on climate change, environmental preservation and community resilience. The conversation comes during Green Venture’s Stormwater Week, which encourages Hamilton residents to learn how everyday actions like disconnecting downspouts, installing rain barrels, planting rain gardens and a
MorningFile: Full Noon Fest, DIY Music and Making Space for Art (opens the original)
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This week on Morningfile, George sits down with Hamilton musician and Full Noon Fest organizer Neil Haverty to talk about bringing live music into unexpected spaces across the city. Neil shares the story behind Full Noon Fest, a free outdoor indie rock series taking over Ferguson Station on Saturdays throughout August, and reflects on the DIY music culture that shaped him as a young musician in Hamilton. The conversation expands into the importance of creating and experiencing art in real life,
MorningFile: Advocacy, Engagement and the MSU’s Year Ahead (opens the original)
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This week on Morningfile, George continues his conversations with the McMaster Students Union Board of Directors, sitting down with MSU President Mariam Saleem and Vice-President (Education) Aisha Mahmoud. Mariam and Aisha break down their roles within the MSU, the priorities they’re bringing into the 2026–27 academic year, and some of the major issues facing students, including affordability, changes to OSAP, Bill 33 and academic accommodations. They also discuss the MSU’s ongoing challenge of
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