South Asian
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South Asian
South Asian
Toronto
FM 91.9 – Mon-Sun – 12:00am–5:00am
FM 100.7 – Mon-Fri – 7:30pm–12:00am
FM 100.7 – Sat – 9:00pm–12:00 am
FM 100.7 – Sun – 8:00pm–12:00am
AM 1540 – Sun – 11:00pm–12:00am
South Asian programming on CHIN Radio broadcasts over 60 hours a week in Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Urdu, Bangali, Marathi, Pashato, Nepali, Sinhali & Tamil. With nearly 1 million South Asians in the GTA, CHIN has been a pioneer in this market for over 30 years. Shows such as Geetmala Radio (Hindi & Punjabi) have been staples in the South Asian community keeping everyone entertained and informed.
PRODUCER: Darshan Sahota
FM 91.9 – Mon-Fri – 12:00pm–6:00pm
FM 91.9 – Sat & Sun – 1:00pm–6:00pm
South Asian PULSE
“South Asian Pulse” broadcasts many hours of radio programs on CHIN 91.9FM. South Asian Pulse radio programs are mainly focused on news, analysis & LIVE talk shows. Starting at 12pm, listeners are entertained with music, Bollywood gossip, and health tips. As well, the news is kept to a minimum during the afternoon hours.
PRODUCER: Yudhvir Jaswal
Ottawa
FM 97.9 – Mon-Sat – 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
RADIO HUNS - In loving memoryHunsdeep “Huns” Singh Rangar was recognizable from afar for his infectious smile, unending wit and charming original humour. He touched an endless number of people and brought smiles to each one during his lifetime.
Huns was a son, husband, father, brother, public servant, entrepreneur, organizer of Ottawa’s annual South Asian Fest and radio show host and producer with CHIN 97.9 FM multicultural radio. He was 43 when he passed away on June 7, 2019.
Describing himself as being “made in India and packaged in Canada,” his legacy lives on with every beat of music that plays on Ottawa’s airways.Attracting and delighting listeners of all ages six days a week, with music, news and views, from the National Capital's South Asian community.
Huns was a son, husband, father, brother, public servant, entrepreneur, organizer of Ottawa’s annual South Asian Fest and radio show host and producer with CHIN 97.9 FM multicultural radio. He was 43 when he passed away on June 7, 2019.
Describing himself as being “made in India and packaged in Canada,” his legacy lives on with every beat of music that plays on Ottawa’s airways.Attracting and delighting listeners of all ages six days a week, with music, news and views, from the National Capital's South Asian community.
The shows are in Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali and English, keeping you company during the sunset hours. Interviews and community announcements permeate the shows.
Produced by www.radiohuns.ca
