My Turn
Friday nights at 7:00 pm, you could have your turn on The Zone.

Every Friday night at 7:00 pm, we turn the radio over to . . . one of you.

We sit back, get coffee and watch old episodes of M*A*S*H and Full House while you pick the music and do the talking.

Want to have your turn? Apply now!

This week, join Sara Cosgrove for My Turn!  Sara just turned 30, but still feels like she's 14, to find out her secret for perpetual youth, listen to My Turn this Friday, September 10th at 7pm, only on The Zone!

Modern Rock Inbox
Weekdays at 2:40 pm, 8:40 pm, and 3:40 am

Your fix for the newest music is the Modern Rock Inbox - three brand new songs, three times every weekday, hosted by Zone Music Director Dave Sawchuk.

It airs on The Zone at 2:40 pm, 8:40 pm and for the bleary-eyed at 3:40 am.

It's all brought to you by SUBWAY® restaurants – Think Fresh. Eat Fresh.

Friday, September 3, 2010 on the Modern Rock Inbox:
The Temper Trap, Synapse (BOTM), The XX

Tea Time
A taste of jolly old England, weekdays at 3:00 pm

Weekdays at 3:00 pm, you get to hear a wicked British tune on The Zone.

Coldplay, Joy Division, weird stuff, old stuff.

Pip pip, cheerio! Never mind the bollocks!

Number Ones
If it's been #1 somewhere, you'll hear it here.

Weekdays at 5:00 pm, we only play stuff that's been number one on some chart somewhere, and tell you the story behind it.

Nothing sucky, is what we're saying here.

Number Ones is brought to you by the fine folks at the Black Stilt Coffee Lounge . . . sit, sip, relax.

Your Picks @ 6
We'll play your tunes weekdays at 6:00 pm

Jeremy Baker takes a whole hour of requests, weekdays at 6:00 pm, via the Zone Phone (250-475-0913). So give him a call, request a song and there's a good chance you'll end up on the radio, too.

You can also e-mail: e-mail Jeremy your request.

It's all brought to you by Hothouse Pizza. Thinking pizza? Think Hothouse. Think inside the box.

The Ongoing History of New Music
Weekdays/Sundays at 9:00 am/pm

Sundays at 9:00 am and 9:00 pm, Alan Cross gives you The Ongoing History of New Music. He's a virtual encyclopedia of modern music, and one of Canada's biggest music nerds. Basically, we're pretty happy to have him around.

He'll tell you the history of your favourite new band, all about the Manchester scene, and delves into never-before-heard stories and interviews with Nirvana.

The Ongoing History of New Music is brought to you by Rehab Nightclub, 502 Discovery Street.

The Late Night Pirate Pick
Weeknights at 10:00 pm

Every night at 10:00 pm, Pol Plastino plays you a song that never gets played on the radio.

Like, anywhere.

And it'll probably never be played again.

A killer accordion solo, MC Hammer album cuts, Richard Cheese . . . sometimes they're horrible and sometimes they're a hit.

Got a suggestion for a song you think is Pirate Pick material? e-mail Pol.

Modern Rock Countdown
Saturdays at 8:00 am & 4:00 pm / Sundays at 10:00 pm

Every weekend, Jeremy Baker counts down the top 20 modern rock songs of the week. Good music, guaranteed!

Listen for it Saturdays from 8:00-10:00 am and 4:00-6:00 pm, and Sundays from 10:00 pm-midnight.

And it's all brought to you by Sitka Surf and Skate, 538 Yates Street.

Here's how things shook down the week of September 4, 2010:

PW	LW	TW	Artist	Title
1	1	1	Arcade Fire	Ready to Start
4	3	2	Sweet Thing	Dance Mother
2	2	3	The Constellations	Felicia
8	6	4	Soundgarden	Black Rain
3	4	5	Dirty Heads ft/ Rome	Lay Me Down
9	7	6	Finger 11	Living in a Dream
7	9	7	Pearl Jam	Amongst The Waves
15	13	8	Linkin Park	The Catalyst
5	5	9	Billy Talent	Diamond On A Landmine
10	11	10	Hannah Georgas	Dancefloor
12	10	11	Brandon Flowers	Crossfire
16	15	12	Mumford and Sons	The Cave
11	12	13	Bush	Afterlife
6	8	14	Crash Kings	You Got Me
17	16	15	Broken Bells	The Ghost Inside
14	14	16	Hollerado	Americanarama
18	17	17	Neon Trees	Animal
20	18	18	Vince Vaccaro	Catch A Fire
*	20	19	Civil Twilight	Letters From The Sky
*	*	20	The Black Keys	Tighten Up
	Inbox Pick		Phoenix	Lasso
	Wayback		The Flaming Lips	She Don't Use Jelly
	Extra		Kings of Leon	Use Somebody
	#1 a year ago		Pearl Jam	The Fixer