Roy Issac is a Guitarist and music educator. He has been a tutor with the Open Academy since 2010. At what age did you start to be interested in the Guitar and what drew you to Jazz and Blues? I began playing the guitar at the age of 10. Growing up through the late 80’s […]
Part 2 of Australian Birds with ornithologist Richard Major at 10:40 am, this week looks at the White Fronted Chat, a little bird whose Homebush Bay colony of 2 males was thought to be extinct. Hear what Richard had to say back in 2014 and the latest update. The picture below, sent to Richard by […]
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Missed the show? Listen to the podcast Image: Chantelle Doyle; Lyuba the 42,000-year-old mammoth Have you met Lyuba? Lyuba is quite an intriguing and mysterious mammoth. Mammoth’s are extinct, but Lyuba seems to be almost immortal as she still captures our hearts 42,000 years later. Lyuba is a preserved mammoth who has had a […]
Read More… from Boiling Point 28th of November 2017; Immortal Mammoths and a New form of Resistance
This week we start a repeat series on Australian birds with Richard Major, ornithologist at the Australian Museum. We start the series at 10:40 am with the Australian Ibis. At 11:00 am, my special guest in the studio is Dr Jodie Lowinger, clinical psychologist and Director of the Sydney Anxiety Clinic talking about anxiety and […]
XMAS IS OUR TIME TO BACK TO YOU AND TO SOMEONE NEW! It’s been another incredible year here on Eastside Radio and once again we’ve set the bar high for all we’ve wanted to achieve. In addition to broadcasting 84 programs a week, the highest number of shows on any community radio station around the country, we’ve […]
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On Arts Wednesday 29 November 2017, Sylvia’s guest was photographic artist, Alina Gozin’a. Alina is a Sydney girl, originally from Russia and lately living in New York. The doormen, a familiar sight outside Manhattan’s apartment blocks is the doorman, recipient of residents’ secrets. Alina’s passion for portraiture, combined with her simpatico for these mostly Eastern […]
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Over the course of October/November 2017, Ed Lippmann returned with a second series of Sydney By Design, once again placing the spotlight on Ed’s passion: Sydney and what sort of city we need that fits the requirements of the twenty-first century. This series featured a number of guests who brought their special interests to the […]
Arts Thursday with Maisy Stapleton covers some major events in Sydney on Thursday 28 November from 10:30am till noon, as well as a special local performance. We meet again this year with Wesley Enoch the Director of the Sydney Festival who gives us the inside story on this year’s program of over 150 events, […]
Read More… from THE INSIDE STORY – Dutch Masters; Sydney Festival
Pitt St Diner is a local restaurant, offering a great atmosphere, friendly service at very reasonable prices. They offer French classics with a modern, fresh twist in a relaxed setting, having over 125 international wines, craft beers from NSW and cocktails. They are at 96 Pitt Street, Redfern, in a quiet location where you can either […]
Meredith O’Reilly is a musical theatre star, cabaret performer, jazz singer, lyricist, and actor who has recently added the role of producer to her repertoire. An Australian musical that was originally produced in 1958 has caught her eye. That show is Lola Montez. It’s a story of deception, intrigue and glamour and a mysterious woman […]
Read More… from Meredith O’Reilly on The Dialogue Wednesday 29 November 6pm