CJUC 92.5 FM : Broadcasting in stereo from the shores of the mighty Yukon River

CJUC 92.5 FM "The Juice"

Broadcasting in stereo from the shores of the mighty Yukon River

CJUC Fundraiser At Foxy's Cabaret Dec 16 2011

-Our Facebook is now here. Please "like" or "frend" us for updates to programming.

-We are always interested in hearing your thoughts about how we can improve programming. email us here.

-We are always looking for donations of cash or decent equipment. If you have any of the following working equipment you would like to donate, we would be happy to receive them:

recorders, receiver, speakers, cables, cd player, cassette deck, turntable, microphone, record albums, CD's or any other equipment please get ahold of us for pickup.

CJUC is operated by volunteers but the realities of radio are that we have to pay for rent and upkeep of equipment including replacement.

For instance our monthly rent is $300 dollars. If we want to increase our signal we would need a new transmitter and this will cost at a minimum $20,000.

The rent is a monthly expense and the transmitter is on the wish list. Please consider donating money via our PayPal account or by check or money order to our address. every little bit counts toward keeping CJUC on the air.

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2. Make checks or money orders payable to

CJUC Radio

31666 Whitehorse

Yukon

Y1A 6L3

When television came roaring in after the war (World War II) they did a little school survey asking children which they preferred and why - television or radio. And there was this 7-year-old boy who said he preferred radio "because the pictures were better." Alistair Cooke

For more information on volunteering with CJUC please visit our volunteer page and please read the The NCRA Statement of Principles.

Contact:
Bill Polonsky Director Radio Committee
CJUC Radio
mail@cjucfm.com
http://www.cjucfm.com

As of 6pm october 21st, cjuc 92.5 whitehorse's own random radio is back on the air.

Humble beginnings in our new digs: testing phase of CJUC 10/09.

A Neuros music computer with 6.5 days of non repeating music and station ids, a Realistic microphone into a Realistic "Stereo Mixing Console" on to our transmitter and up to our antenna.