There is an inherent knowledge that signing up for a gig at St Stephen’s Church for Sydney Festival 2016 will be an experience that invites a myriad of feelings which only music and a Church setting can evoke. Meg Baird began her set at St Stephen’s Church sitting upon the stage, armed with her collection […]
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On Arts Wednesday 27 January 2016, Gr Ginni Mansberg was the special guest talking about The Genome Project, its practical implications today and some projected future outcomes. Listen to the conversation: This is Part 1 of the conversation: now for Part 2: And here is Part 3: […]
Recently on Arts Wednesday Sylvia recorded a six-part series on Centennial Park, which you can listen to here: This is Part 1, a history of the park with Craig Easedown, Marketing and Communications Manager of the park. This Part 2 about bird life in the park with Environmental Officer John Martin. This is Part 3 […]
With the holiday season behind us, Arts Thursday 4 February focuses on the year ahead – in particular what you might want to see in the performing arts in 2016. Deborah Jones joins Maisy Stapleton to give us her tips for the performances this year in opera, dance, musical theatre and theatre – […]
Cordelia Hough joins me at about 10:40 am to tell us about education and community programs at Centennial Park. This Part 6 and the final part of the series. My special guest at 11:00am is Dr Ginni Mansberg, making a welcome return to Arts Wednesday, talking about The Genome Project: what it is, what some […]
Rob Geddes has been involved in every aspect of the wine industry for more than 30 years. Author of ‘Australian Wine Vintages’, this entertaining Master of Wine chats about the process of reviewing 6000 wines, Edward Woodward and his time as a bearded horsemen. Tune in at 6pm. […]
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‘Garfish Volume 1’ (O’Town Records and Earshift Music) by Garfish is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. The album, held together by original compositions from trumpet organ and keyboard player Nick Garbett amalgamates the signature soundscapes of Jamaican roots and jazz stylings. Garbett along with his outstanding assembly of musicians explores a myriad of influential […]
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. […]
Ben & Jerry’s Open Air Cinemas are a quintessential outdoor event, with feature films lighting up the huge movie screen from dusk. Cinemagoers can chill out before their movie with some food and beverages from the licensed bar, while relaxing to sounds from the best of the Australian and New Zealand music scene and sets […]
As part of the december 2015 series of the Culture Club Arts Talk at the Sydney Opera House, Caroline Baum was speaking to visual artist John Olsen. The talk took place infront of his mural “My Salute To Five Bells” in the Concert Hall Northern Foyer, which was commissioned by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The living treasure […]
Want to hear good music with a story? Join us at “After Midnight” a new show lead by musical themes. In our first show your host Fin McGuire introduces music written and sung by the same artist, such as Dylan, JJ Cale, Ray Charles, Rodriguez, Cash and Cohen. Followed by music from great singers, who […]
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On Wednesday 20 January 2016, Pauline Plumb was Sylvia’s guest, talking about her new book It Will Be Noticed, featuring the work of Australian miniature artist Pat Moy. Listen to the three parts of the conversation below: This is Part 1; now for Part 2: And now for Part 3: […]
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