Operation Crayweed and Sculpture by the Sea Missed tonight’s show? Plug into the podcast here:https://eastsidefm.org/boilingpoint/# or listen in here: Tonight we were joined by George and Lana from Operation Crayweed who talked us through what it takes to rehabilitate undersea forests off Sydney’s coastline and how you get involved at this year’s Sculpture by the Sea, […]
Food historian, Jacqui Newling, joins me today at about 10:40 am for e new 7 – Part series entitled Eat Your History and Part 1 is about bread. This week Nude: Art From the Tate Collection opens at the Art Gallery of NSW so, by way of background, at 11:00am I am repeating an interview […]
Reviewed by Catilin Fricot The 2016 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize and the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize exhibition has officially opened their doors for the 2016-17 show to showcase the incredible talent entered into their competition for its 28th year since its conception. I was lucky enough to be invited to the opening night this […]
As part of the Festival Fair Day on the last day of the Sydney Women’s International Jazz Festival, Foundry 616 (at 616 Harris St Ultimo) will host a Jazz Record Fair from midday to 4pm. The Fair coincides with some great free music on the nearby Goodsline which will see a roving group of musicians, […]
This weekly community billboard is proudly sponsored by the City of Sydney’s Plan for the future – Sydney 2030 – making our city more green, global and connected. […]
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‘A Seat at the Table’ by Solange is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. This long awaited third album is described by the artist as “a project on identity, empowerment, independence, grief and healing.” The album melds together a miryd of infleunces that stretchs her musical boundaries and challenges her lyrical history opening up about […]
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And yet again we have blasted past another Tuesday Drive! We laughed, we cried, and we listened to a ten minutes live Muddy Waters song. What an afternoon. In a great start, we had the former premier of NSW Bob Carr on the show to talk with David about the state of politics in the US, […]
Reviewed by Paul Goupille On the 26th October, Sydney will welcome for one month the Jewish International Film Festival, an occasion to discover the best of the Jewish cinema. One of the movies that’ll be presented is “Diamant Noir” by Arther Harari, a drama starring Niels Schieder and August Dhiel. It follows the story of […]
The winners of the prestigious Doug Moran Portrait Prize and the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize have been revealed at Juniper Hall in Paddington. Rewarding the best Australian artists, the Moran Prize is believed to be the world’s most valuable portrait prize. The winner of the 2016 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize is Megan Seres, for Scarlett […]
Former Premier Bob Carr joined Tuesday Drive to talk to David about the future of American Politics. Covering a broad range, they talk about the political landscape of The United States post an almost inevitable Clinton win, discuss the power of the newly enfranchised demographic that put Trump in the Republican nomination, and what all this […]
David Interviews Gourmet Farmer Matthew Evans about his new series ‘For The Love of Meat’ that is being released alongside a book of the same name. David and Matthew discussed the impact the meat industry has had on the quality, ecological impact and ethics of eating meat. To listen to the podcast, click here […]
During the course of September/October 2016, Sylvia’s guest was astro physicist, Professor Geraint Lewis, talking about colour, in 6 episodes. Listen to them below: This is Episode 1, where Geraint’s topic is What is light? Now for Episode 2 and the topic is What is colour? Here is Episode 3 called Colour in Nature: […]