On Arts Wednesday 22 November 2017, Sylvia’s guests in the studio were curator, Alison Wishart and leader of the creative DXLab at the State Library of NSW. A new exhibition about the life of Ferdinand Bauer has just opened, along with a most creative new website. The exhibition examines the work of natural history illustrator, […]
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How Much Do You Know? is a podcast series that looks at HIV in the year 2017. It’s brought to you by and produced in the studios of Eastside Radio located in Paddington Sydney in association with ViiV Healthcare. Episode 1 will be launched on Thursday the 23rd of November at 4:30pm during Drive with Mick Paddon. He’ll […]
At 10:40 am, we hear Part 5 of Sydney By Design for this series and Ed talks about infrastructure. At 11:00 am, I look at a great new exhibition and website at the State Library of New South Wales, called Botanical Inspirations. It examines the work of natural history illustrator Ferdinand Bauer, who was […]
Described as “an artist of exceptional poise and talent” (SMH) Catherine Traicos has just released her sixth studio album. Luminaire is a beautiful album, wrought with emotion and turmoil. Catherine sat down with Eastside recently to discuss the recording process and play a couple of tracks from the album live in the studio. Listen […]
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Hello everyone! My name is Jean and I am in year 10. I am here at the Eastside Radio Station for work experience for two weeks as a volunteer, meaning that I get to help around, introduce guests in and make them feel welcome in the place. Subjects that I am currently studying is Maths, […]
Quentin Kenihan, is living proof that superheroes don’t need capes, just the right attitude! Quentin’s “warts and all” memoir is a story to inspire others to “try and live a happy and good life” and to chase their dreams. Not All Superheroes Wear Capes reveals how Quentin has faced the many extraordinary daily challenges in […]
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After six-times Olympic coach Mick Miller was declared free of throat and neck cancer, he embarked on a journey of recovery and discovery around Australia in his trusty Volkswagen Beetle, The Rocket. Travelling Australia Mick’s Way follows his journey and captures Mick’s daily adventures in the backdrop of the awe-inspiring Australian landscape. His story and […]
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Following a sellout debut tour earlier this year, Monique diMattina and Rebecca Barnard present the Dao of Dylan. Recently awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, Bob Dylan is arguably the most important songwriter of our time. In this historic collaboration, Monique and Rebecca combine their considerable blues/jazz/rock/roots forces – drawing from Rebecca’s royal jazz heritage and rock […]
The NZ reggae outfit’s sixth studio album, “Fabric”, is Eastside Radio’s Album Of The Week. One of the finest modern reggae bands in the live format, the 8 piece from Wellington bring us twelve new tracks spanning dub, soul, funk and electronica. Here’s one of the album’s singles “Back To You”: And “Lightning Strikes” is […]
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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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Tune in this Arts Thursday 16th November for three great conversations with Maisy Stapleton, showcasing the diversity of the arts in Sydney. First up is a chat with artist Tom Carment, whose exhibition New Paintings. Old Habits at the King Street Gallery on William takes a new look at still life, […]