UMFM 101.5 (CJUM)

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Music media · Winnipeg, Manitoba

Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 25, 2026

UMFM 101.5 (CJUM) is the University of Manitoba's campus and community radio station in Winnipeg, with volunteer-produced programming, charts, live sessions and local festival coverage.

UMFM 101.5, call sign CJUM, is the campus and community radio station of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. Its programming is volunteer-produced and includes charts, live sessions, podcasts and coverage of local festivals and events. Music submissions are free and accepted only as secure downloadable links rather than email attachments; the station takes EPs of four songs or more, and accepted material enters a digital library that all volunteer programmers can draw from.

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Editorial profile

Outlet type
Radio station
Editorial languages
English
Editorial formats
Campus and community radio, music programming, music charts, live sessions, podcasts
Coverage
Recorded music, local artists, festivals, campus and community news
Coverage region
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Community focus
University of Manitoba campus, volunteer programmers
Services
campus and community radio, music programming, music charts, live sessions, podcasts
Service territory
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Submissions
Open to submissions· Last checked July 25, 2026Official contact page · Direct, no-fee routeRequested materials: A secure downloadable link only, via WeTransfer, Dropbox, Google Drive, Bandcamp, Disco or an embedded link, individual audio files attached to an email are not accepted, EPs of four songs or more; the station cannot accept physical singles because of limited shelf space, accepted material enters the station's digital library, which all volunteer programmers can draw from

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