Bonjour ou Bonsoir Beautiful souls of Sydney and the world! It’s New Year’s Eve and I hope you are getting ready for 2022 that is knocking at the door.Today, Friday 31st of December 2021, it’s time to say au revoir, adios, arrivederci, adeus, sayonara, goodbye to 2021 and embrace 2022. From 7-9am, Jammin Friday will have a […]
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The Bondi Memorial remembers the victims of gay hate crimes that occurred at Marks Park, Tamarama from the 70’s right through to the 90’s. Gay men and trans women were subject to violence and murder, many unsolved to this day. Anthony talks to Joel Murray from ACON about their collaboration with Waverley Council to bring […]
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This week we hear the final episode of Bardi to Bach’s Baroque with Andy Bromberger and she concludes with instrumental music of the late Baroque. What a wonderful series it has been! My special guest after 11:00 am is Agatha Gothe-Snape, embedded artist at the Powerhouse Museum and part of the curatorial team behind a […]
After a constantly interrupted two years, the Kings Cross Theatre has announced their 2022 season. Kwento is an emerging production company that has forged a partnership with KXT. They have committed to 2 productions this year: The Marriage Agency and One Hour No Oil. Kenneth Moraleda, one of the co-founders, talks us through some of […]
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Destination NSW and ARIA are amping up NSW’s live music scene once again in 2022 with the return of Great Southern Nights from 18th March to 10th April 2022. With a star-studded line up of Australian artists performing hundreds of COVID-safe gigs, in hundreds of venues and towns right across NSW, there’s a good chance […]
Andy Bromberger joins us at about 10:40 am with Part 5 of Bardi to Bach’s Baroque and in this episode, she turns her attention to vocal styles of the late Baroque – operas, cantatas and oratorios. My special guest at 11:00 am is needlework artist, Natalie Fisher. Natalie visited Morocco some years ago and fell […]
Grow forests and climate hope this Christmas Gift giving has been an important part of human culture for tens of thousands of years and during the holiday season, there can be extra pressure to buy presents. After the isolation we have experienced throughout the global pandemic, it feels more important than ever to celebrate with those […]
The Lyin’ Queen – Sydney Opera House, Wednesday 1 December Reviewed by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) What a gay ol’ romp in the jungle we had at the Studio last night. The plot? Yes there was one but it didn’t really matter that much. There was too much fun to be had and too many […]
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Eastside Radio Scores Seven Finalists in 2021 CBAA Awards Seven Eastside Radio 89.7FM FM people and programs have been rewarded as finalists in the 2021 Community Radio Awards. A remarkable achievement, as these Community Broadcasting Association of Australia awards received over 320 entries across 30 categories this year – and represent a truly diverse cross-section […]
Maurice Goldberg and Matthew Aberline foundered Goldberg Aberline Studios in 2018, and in that time they have exhibited industrial scale inflatable public art installations worldwide. Exhibitions include the World Trade Centre and the United Nations in New York, as well as city and regional exhibitions across Australia. One of their early works, 40 Years of Love, sprang […]
Arts Thursday with Maisy Stapleton and Paula Towers For this program, we are interviewing Jo Jansyn, the Cultural Development Coordinator at Woollahra Municipal Council who manages the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize. Now located in its new home at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, the Prize celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year and is the inaugural exhibition in the new gallery. Jo […]
Andy Bromberger returns in the first half hour with Part 4 of Bardi to Bach’s Baroque and this week, she looks at the Middle Baroque – not famous for its music but for its focus away from Italy and to France and the court of Louis XIV. My special guest at 11:00 am is Jackie […]