You get to meet Jacqui Newling again at 10:40 am with Part 3 of Eat your History and this week’s episode is about tea. At 11:00 am Anna Lise de Lorenzo joins us to talk about Maker Space & Co, a wonderful creative space in Marrickville, where craftspeople and artisans come together under one roof, […]
That Red Head by Lozz Benson Live at Foundry 616
Reviewed by Hannah Heseding As a part of the Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival, the Sydney-based Lozz Benson and her band performed at Foundry 616 on the 8 November and managed to transform this rainy evening into an awesome experience for both the audience and the band itself, taking us through a journey of rockabilly, country […]
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City Recital Hall Unveils its 2017 program
City Recital Hall is thrilled to unveil its 2017 performance season: the first annual curated program to be launched by the prestigious music venue. The launch of the program is part of a bold new vision for City Recital Hall, to transform the oft-termed “hidden gem” into one of the must-visit cultural destinations in Australia. […]
Album of the week – The Dreaming Room by Laura Mvula
“The Dreaming Room” by Laura Mvula is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. This week our featured artist hails from the West Midlands of England however her voice is powerful enough to reach all corners of the globe. Releasing her second album Laura Mvula has given us another record packed full of emotions and originality […]
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Counting (and accounting for) Women in the Visual Arts – The CoUNTess Report
Arts Monday’s Jane Raffan delves into women’s representation in the Australian visual arts sector in her interviews with Elvis Richardson, artist and author of The Countess Report, “a benchmarking project and online resource on gender equality in the Australian contemporary art sector”. The interviews are set within a playlist of fabulous music showcasing female vocalists […]
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Counting Women in the Arts – The Countess Report
Join me, Jane Raffan on Arts Monday 14 November for a program that focuses on women and their representation in the visual arts sector. Guest interviews are with Elvis Richardson, artist and author of The Countess Report, “a benchmarking project and online resource on gender equality in the Australian contemporary art sector.” Richardson has compiled […]
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Elise Black Athena Fernandez joins PJ on Dial Afrika Wed. 16
Elise’s Fighting Talk “I was a disruptive kid….bloody knees, bruises and a butter knife tucked in my boots….smoked….dropped out of school at 17, went to live with my sister in Hillbrow….got involved in clubs….the hip-hop culture embraced me….pregnant at 20, the father abandoned me, came back and left again when the second one was 6 […]
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Jazz Made In Australia Monday 14 November 2016 ‘Sandy Evans’ Kapture’
Saxophonist Sandy Evans is an extremely talented and highly respected musician in Australian jazz, and has been for a number of years. Sandy says that in her resent musical work her passion has been exploring intersections between improvises from jazz and Indian music background. Sandy’s CD recording ‘Kapture‘ with drummer Toby Hall, bassist […]
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Maggie Gerrand presents Bebel Gilberto
As one of Brazil’s top-selling artists and with multiple Grammy nominations, world-renowned singer-songwriter Bebel Gilberto has captivated fans and earned critical acclaim worldwide as the torchbearer of Brazil’s Bossa Nova tradition. She is the daughter of Brazilian music icon João Gilberto, one of the artists to first establish the genre of Bossa Nova in the […]
Pain with Dr Ginni Mansberg
On Arts Wednesday 9 November 2016, Sylvia’s guest was Dr Ginni Mansberg, talking about pain. Listen to the conversation below. This is Part 1, where Ginni talks about physical pain: And now for Part 2 where Ginni talks about emotional pain and stress: And this Part 3 where Ginni talks about what can be done: […]
Kelp Forest mass decline
One of the most popular Boiling Point shows from 2016. Dr Thomas Wernberg from the University of Western Australia delved into the fortuitous research that is monitoring Australia’s disappearing kelp forests. He has shared some resources on YouTube plus you can read all the details in this informative article from The Conversation Image Source: Dr Thomas Wernberg University of Western Australia “In a […]
Arts Wednesday 9 November 2016
Jacqui Newling returns with Part 2 of Eat Your History at 10:40 am and this week the topic is sugar. At 11:00 am you’ll meet celebrity GP Ginni Mansberg, making a welcome return to the show. Recent statistics show that accidental overdose of prescription pain killers now accounts for the same death toll as road […]