Arts Thursday, on 21 April gives air to both the visual arts and to sound-based performance art. First up is composer, broadcaster and writer Julian Day who joins me, Maisy Stapleton in the studio to talk about Super Critical Mass which is showcased in the exhibition CUSP, now making its return to Sydney to the […]
What Is Going On In Brazil 2016?
We recently caught up with Rafa Brasil from Vibez Brasil to talk about what’s going on in his homeland in 2016 and the colourful background of the country’s past. It’s a deep discussion that introduces us to the societal changes and international challenges this 5th largest country in the world has faced, typically at the […]
Sydney By Design 2016
During the course of March and April 2016, prominent Sydney architect, Ed Lippmann, was Sylvia’s guest over 6 weeks, reviewing major design issues in this occasional but regular series. Follow the prompts to listen to each of the 6 episodes. Above is Part 1, where Ed talks about Sydney’s Light Rail. Here is Part 2 […]
Community Billboard 20th of April
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 […]
Designing For The Common Good
On 20 April 2016, Sylvia’s guests were Rodger Watson and Lucy Klippan from the Designing Out Crime unit at UTS, talking about the work of the unit, described in its new book, Designing For The Common Good. Follow the prompts below to listen to our conversation: Above is Part 1 of our conversation and next […]
Beneath My Wings Exhibition @ Juniper Hall
This April/May, Juniper Hall will be featuring the works of renowned photographer Peta Anne North in an exhibition called Beneath My Wings as a part of the Head On Photo Festival. Peta was the 2014 People’s Choice Winner & 2015 Finalist for the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize for her amazing artwork that showed off her unique approach to the […]
Arts Wednesday 20 April 2016
Ed Lippmann presents Part 6, the final part of the current series of Sydney By Design at about 10:40 am and this week Ed discusses Venice Biennale of Architecture, opening this May. My special guests at 11:00 am are Rodger Watson and Lucy Klippan from the Designing Out Crime unit at UTS. We hear about […]
Meet The New CEO of Eastside Radio!
Hi my name is Jess Williams, I am 14 years old and have a current interest in working in radio. I’ve being looking for a great radio station to volunteer at and heard about Eastside Radio station. I thought it would be a great place to learn about the radio station and also giving a […]
Album of the week – ‘Emily’s D + Evolution’ by Esperanza Spalding
‘Emily’s D + Evolution’ by Esperanza Spalding is Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. If you are looking for an album that is full of creativity, bending the rules and showcasing a nice step forward in jazz fusion, experimental rock and even genres that are hard to define, look no further, as four-time Grammy award […]
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2016 Berry Jazz Festival
The second annual Berry Jazz Festival features a wonderfully eclectic mix of music styles within the broad church of jazz. Held over two days on the ‘Mother’s Day’ weekend, the festival features some of Australia’s finest jazz talent with a program that literally has something for everybody – of all ages! The festival closes with a […]
Esperanza Spalding for Vivid Live
Esperanza Spalding performing Emily’s D+Evolution at Vivid LIVE On the 4th of June, Sydney hosts the 4 time Grammy award winning singer/composer/bassist Esperanza Spalding during Vivid LIVE for her ground breaking new project Emily’s D+Evolution – an album described as “otherworldly.. cosmic soul.. kinetic songs that burst with energy and life..”. Esperanza Spalding makes her […]
Wayne Shorter for Vivid Live
The influential 82-year-old saxophonist from classic ensembles with Miles Davis, Weather Report, and Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, 10-time Grammy Award-winner Wayne Shorter will draw Vivid LIVE to a euphoric close with his signature, improvised solos and a life’s work of classic compositions. A living and breathing bloodline between the golden age of jazz standards, the […]