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CFCR 90.5 FM Community Radio is a non-profit corporation owned by the Community Radio Society of Saskatoon. We are a volunteer powered, listener supported, organization serving the alternative radio needs of Saskatoon and surrounding areas. As CFCR is a non-profit organization, we are primarily volunteer powered and have a small, hardworking staff. We work with the kind guidance of our passionate Board of Directors.

If you believe that having queer radio programming void of corporate and commercial influence is important, please show your support by making a donation to FM-Phasis; CFCR’s annual fund raising event.

Rainbow Radio is a weekly radio program on Saskatoon's Community Radio Station, CFCR 905. FM. It airs weekly on Sunday evenings from 9:30-11:00pm.

Rainbow Radio, a spoken word program, is for all the tranny bois, butch bottoms, androgynites, genderfucks, queer identifying folk, and their allys. Bi-weekly hosts, Shavonne and Riki explore all phases of the queer notion. Topics include Riot Grrrl, Tranny Talk, Pomo Erotica, Fat Positive Belly Rolls, Body Hair, and much much more! With an emphasis on local, national, and international art, social justice, and politics, their passion and knowledge make for a thought-provoking, intriguing, and engaging show. Stay tuned for radical and righteous radio programming!

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I'm From Saskatoon

I was listening to Q on CBC Radio One this morning and like usual, was totally engaged. God bless the CBC.

Jian brought to my attention a website about 'true stories by gay people from all over' inspired by Gus Van Sant-directed, Sean Penn-starring, Dustin Lance Black-written Milk, called I'm from Driftwood.

Nathan Manske is the creator and editor of the gay, true-stories blog I’m From Driftwood and a freelance copywriter. He is indeed from Driftwood, Texas, but has lived in Brooklyn, New York since 2003. Before creating I’m From Driftwood, he spent 4 years as a full-time copywriter, working first at Hanft Raboy & Partners, then Berlin Cameron & Partners, and has fortunately been able to combine his personal passions with his profession. His Chemistry.com television commercials raised awareness as well as eyebrows by taking on eHarmony’s discriminatory policies towards gays and lesbians. eHarmony has since changed their policies. He also found a way to actually get paid for being a geek by writing the third X-Men film’s interactive website for 20th Century Fox. Other work has included Match.com, in the U.S. and the UK, Lincoln, VitaminWater, Sony, Comcast, Howard Johnson’s, Diet Pepsi, Hertz, and Showtime. Nathan received an Advertising degree from the University of Texas at Austin.