Just when one would think it could not get any worse as a start to the New Year- leaving us already were Natalie Cole, David Bowie, Alan Rickman,Dallas Taylor(CS&N drummer)……I had planned on doing this weeks show celebrating the life and achievements of Johnny Mathis-a great singer and interpreter of songs and someone who […]
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Moodswing Show – Soulful R&B, Nu-Soul and Hip Hop selection
Tonight’s Moodswing is a soulful blend of R&B, Hip Hop & Nu-Soul. Tunes from the biggest heavyweights around the world such as Jill Scott, Lauryn Hill, The Herbaliser, Alicia Keys & the newcomers Reggie B, Jessie Ware, Sampha and many more. Selected & Presented by DJ Taline for Moodswing on Eastside Radio 89.7Fm […]
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Arts Wednesday 20 January 2016
In the first half hour of the program we hear Part 5 of our 6-Part series on Centennial Park and this week Amara Glynn talks about Environmental Management in the Parklands. At 11:00 am, my special guest in the studio is Pauline Plumb. An artist in her own right, this week Pauline wears the hat […]
Queen Kafé at St.George OpenAir Cinema
You still have up until the 19th of February to enjoy St.George OpenAir Cinema. It should be on everyone’s bucket list and one time is not enough! I had the pleasure of seing last night The Danish Girl and it was #AbFab! You can get door tickets and a limited number of tickets are available for […]
ZAP and National Art School – Arts Monday
Musician, Will Henderson and Curator, Judith Blackall are my guests today. Will Henderson, a graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, is currently touring Australia with The ZAP Show – a unique, wild and fun laden show full of puppetry, physical theatre, dance and comedy. The Zap Show originated in Berlin when two Australians and […]
A Woman’s Place … ?
Arts Thursday with Maisy Stapleton is about place: place-making and the recording of place. The program is also about women, their contribution to the making and shaping of cities and their empathy with a place, and its influence on their art and creativity. Two very […]
Arts Wednesday 13 January 2016
I look forward to joining you all again for a new year of Arts Wednesday programs. We continue with the series on Centennial Park – don’t worry if you have forgotten previous episodes because they’ll all be podcast together! This week Sarah Champneys tells is about the Centennial Parklands Foundation. At 11:00 am, my special […]
Sex Genes and Rock ‘n’ Roll – an Evolutionary Biology Primer
Join me, Jane Raffan on Arts Monday 11 January for a program about sex and music! And in more detail, the nexus between evolutionary biology and Rock ‘n’ Roll! Yup, that’s right, Genes with a G, not a J (although rockers all do wear ’em!). It’s summer – which means book list time! Listen in […]
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Album of the Week – ‘Soul to Soul’ (Afrasia Productions) by Carmen Lundy
‘Soul to Soul’ (Afrasia Productions) by Carmen Lundy is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. From the writing process to the final project, this work for Lundy is some of her most innovative and inspiring to date. ‘Soul to Soul’ marks the artist’s 14th record of her career exploring the soulful side of jazz. As much as Lundy enjoy’s flexing […]
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