
CKUT’s annual funding drive is coming up from October 22 to November 1. This is that one time of the year when we ask you, our listeners, to donate to the program and support people-powered radio at CKUT!
SUPPORT CLASS WAR ON THE DANCEFLOOR! DONATE TO THE REBEL BEAT!!
You can donate by calling our funding drive hotline during our funding drive special program on October 28th at 514.907.9424, or just go online any time and make a pledge!
http://ckut.ca/donate
**Our goal for The Rebel Beat is to raise $500 on the show this year. Help us get there!
**Perks! Gifts! Perks!**
Your donation to help fuel audio anarchy, radio resistance, and class war on the dancefloor doesn’t come without some appreciation! Here’s what you can get:
$$ 10 $$ – You get a custom-print CKUT sticker, and a shout out on the program!
$$ 25 $$ – A CD of your choice, and an entry into our grand prize draw!
$$ 60 $$ – A CKUT t-shirt OR a CKUT canvas bag
$$ Monthly sustainer of $10/month $$ – All of the above!
$$ Monthly sustainer of $20/month $$ – All of the above x2!
Tune in to The Rebel Beat on Wednesday, October 28th from 10pm-12am and donate!
$$$ Plus you can get some special gifts for donating to this show, including books from Aaron Maiden‘s personal collection for a donation of $30 or more: $$$
-“The Taqwacores” by Michael Muhammad Knight
-“My Back Pages: Classic Bob Dylan 1962-1969” by Andy Gill
**Why should you donate to The Rebel Beat and CKUT?**
Because every week we bring you the most current releases and oldie gems representing global revolutionary movements, on the radio and via podcast.
Because as far as we know it, we are the only weekly radio program of revolutionary political music out there.
Because since we launched earlier this year, we have brought you exclusive interviews from:
*M-1 of Dead Prez
*UK/Jamaican dub poetry legend Linton Kwesi Johnson
*Original rebel dread DJ Don Letts
*2-tone ska sensation Pauline Black
*Sound traveller Matana Roberts
*Baltimore MC and street medic Son of Nun
and so many more!
We keep the good tunes flowing, and the advertizing minimal. BUT, even though the show and the podcast are free, and the show runs on volunteer labour, it ain’t free. It costs a lot to run a community radio station, so every year we turn to our listeners for some cash to help us out.
Stay tuned for more info!