The Story After a horrific road accident Dahlia found herself with acute pain and severe hip injury requiring an operation costing $29,000! Her health insurance couldn’t cover it and she was turfed out into the public system having to wait in line for a year and more, which puts her survival at risk… Dahlia has […]
As he reaches the end of an action-packed twelve months, Lior takes a moment to reflect upon the year gone by with a one-off collaborative concert alongside AYO’s Momentum Ensemble. The orchestra will be directed by conductor Nigel Westlake, whose previous endeavours with Lior have included the co-creation of the award-winning song cycle Compassion. Leaving the Western […]
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is ‘Alone at Last’ by Tasha on Father/Daughter Records. On her quietly confident debut, this soulful Chicago singer-songwriter offers portraits of intimacy and songs about the need for self-love. For years, the Chicago songwriter has dreamed hard of a better world—she’s worked with the local racial justice organization Black […]
Read More… from Eastside Radio’s Album of The Week: 1 Nov – 8 Nov 2018
Drought Relief Fundraiser Dashville are hosting a number of free events this weekend in drought affected areas to help support our farmers. All of the profits are going to the Country Womens Association who will then disperse all the funds. You can catch Ben Leece, Jason Walker, Lyle Dennis Express, Lyle Dennis Express, Adam […]
In our final episode for Mental Health Month, we chat to Olympic volleyballer Liz Brett about how she navigated the emotional turmoil of life after sport – hitting rock bottom before rebounding to become CEO of ActivateUTS. Listen live or catch up any time online. […]
Read More… from Olympian Liz Brett on Crossing the Line, Tuesday 30 October
“…they set us dancing but made us feel clever at the same time”. The Telegraph The New York based quasi-collective has gone from the best kept secret to one of the most respected names in instrumental music. Snarky Puppy seamlessly fuses a deep knowledge and respect for musical tradition with sonic and conceptual innovation in […]
Brutus is suspicious. Cassius is conspiring. Caesar’s days are numbered. Loved by the people, Caesar’s power is growing – which is dangerous if you live in a world driven by ego and idealism. Those that rise too fast must be dealt with. For the good of the country. For the good of those who wish […]
THE WORLD’S FESTIVAL! Returning to Adelaide’s Botanic Park from 8-11 March, WOMADelaide today offered a glimpse into its 2019 line- up, with the announcement of 19 extraordinary groups from 14 countries. The announcement is led by the extraordinary three-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo, with the Australian premiere of her full-circle re-imagining of Talking Heads’ 1980s […]
Ed Lippmann joins us at 10:40 am for Part 3 of Technology and Architecture and this week Ed moves on to the Gothic and Medieval period and concludes with the Renaissance. At 11:00 am, my special guest is Saul Smith of Soul Drummer talking about the djembe. This versatile African drum has an amazing history […]
Nothing’s as bad as a good neighbour, right? Meet Miss Docker: the delightfully ghastly anti-hero of this celebrated Australian classic. She is relentlessly upbeat – the quintessential ‘cheery soul’. Miss Docker is one of Nobel Laureate Patrick’s White’s most memorable creations. She and her neighbours are as hilarious and peculiar as they are uncannily familiar. […]
Read More… from STC’s ‘A Cheery Soul’ Is Bound to Cheer Your Soul
This weekly community billboard is proudly sponsored by the City of Sydneys Plan for the future- Sydney 2030 – making our city more green, global and connected […]
Ed Lippmann continues at 10:40 am with Technology and Architecture Part 2, this week looking at the ancient world of Egypt, Greece and Rome. My special guest at 11:00 am is Professor Geoff Masters, CEO of the Australian Council for Educational Research, who has been appointed by the government of NSW to lead a curriculum […]