Adelaide doctor Mark Awerbuch is at the gym, doing his standard 30 minutes on the rowing machine, when he notices something wrong. Within a month, he’s diagnosed with acute T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia and over the following months is told by his treating bone-marrow haematologist, “Mark, you have to decide how you want to die”. In his […]
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If you’re thinking of writing your autobiography, you could take a leaf out of Pam Menzies’ recollections of her childhood home in Port Kembla, near Wollongong NSW. In her book Port Kembla:A Memoir, Pam interweaves her memories with family history and her mother’s reminiscences, as well as a contemporary perspective on changes to the place […]
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Two gypsy Queens, some beats and a dream! Eastside’s annual Radiothon is on NOW! Radiothon is one of the best times of year at the station, because it’s our chance to shine and show you the very best of Eastside radio! This year, our theme is ‘Beside You all the Way’ so The Cut and […]
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At 10:40 am, Dr Anna Kamaralli returns with Part 3 of Shakespeare and Company, with this week’s episode entitles It Is a Pretty Youth. This is, of course, the young boys who played the female parts in the company. My special guest this week is Nicholas Chapman, curator at the Art Gallery of New South […]
Tune in to Jammin’ Friday, to listen, click here ⇒ Jammin’ Friday. or go to www.eastsidefm.org/JamminFriday Bonjour, good morning everybody! On Jammin Friday, 14th of June 2019, I will have a special Sydney Film Festival segment where I will be playing some of musical legends featured in the festival such as Aretha Franklin, Leonard Cohen, Milles Davis, etc. […]
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13 June 2019 What are the best international models for heritage tourism? Last Year, Dr Caroline Butler-Bowden, Director Strategy and Engagement with Sydney Living Museums was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to explore visitor experiences at heritage sites across 5 countries, 18 cities, 24 museums and 27 historic sites. Join me, Maisy Stapleton, to learn from […]
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We start today’s program with Lights (Finale), the last track on Leonie Cohen’s Pages Suite album and the last in our series of music and conversation with Leonie. What a wonderful series this has been. At about 10:40 am, Dr Anna Kamaralli returns with Part 2 of Shakespeare and Company and she has called this […]
Bonjour, Good Morning everybody! My name is Athésia (Pronounced Ah Tease Ya), I am Haitian French Canadian Jazz Singer-songwriter and I’ve moved to Sydney five years ago. It’s an honour to be producing and hosting Jammin’ Friday starting this Friday 7th of June 2019 from 7-9am. Jammin’ Friday is a breakfast morning music show. […]
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My name is Dana Hazell and for my year 10 work experience I was lucky enough to be accepted into Eastside Radio. I get to spend five days here living as though I, myself, am one of the many wonderful interns, volunteers or workers that help keep this station running. Radio has always fascinated me, […]