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2013 Program Schedule 2013 Program Schedule *TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TIME 5:00 THE GOON SHOW ASIA PACIFIC ASIA PACIFIC ASIA PACIFIC ASIA PACIFIC BBC COMEDY MY WORD 5:00 5:30 REAR VISION * HEALTH REPORT * LAW REPORT * RELIGION AND ETHICS REPORT * MEDIA REPORT * FUTURE TENSE * RareCollections * 5:30 Keri Phillips & Annabelle Quince Norman Swan Damien Carrick Andrew West Richard Aedy Antony Funnell Jordie & David Kilby 6:00 BREAKFAST COUNTRY BREAKFAST RHYTHM DIVINE Geoff Wood 6:00 Fran Kelly hosts our comprehensive coverage of world and local events, including 30 minutes of news and AM OFF TRACK * Joel Werner 6:30 with Tony Eastley at 7am SATURDAY AM CORRESPONDENTS REPORT 7:10 Elizabeth Jackson Elizabeth Jackson SATURDAY EXTRA SUNDAY EXTRA 7:30 Geraldine Doogue Includes Ockham’s Razor – 7.45am, 9:00 LIFE MATTERS BY DESIGN * Background Briefing – 8am and more 9:00 Natasha Mitchell Fenella Kernebone 10:00 BOOKS AND ARTS DAILY THE MUSIC SHOW 360documentaries 10:00 Michael Cathcart Andrew Ford Kirsti Melville 11:00 BUSH TELEGRAPH THE LIST * 11:00 Cameron Wilson Cassie McCullagh & Jason Di Rosso FUTURE TENSE Antony Funnell 11:30 12:10 THE WORLD TODAY THE SCIENCE SHOW REAR VISION 12:00 Eleanor Hall Robyn Williams Keri Phillips & Annabelle Quince 12:30 SUNDAY PROFILE 12:30 Richard Aedy 1:00 BODY SPHERE * # THE SPIRIT OF THINGS * ENCOUNTER * HINDSIGHT * COUNTERPOINT * RN FIRST BITE HINDSIGHT 1:00 Amanda Smith Rachael Kohn Amanda Vanstone Michael Mackenzie Lorena Allam 1:30 IN OUR TIME * # OFF TRACK 1:30 Joel Werner 2:00 THE SCIENCE SHOW * BACKGROUND BRIEFING * BY DESIGN RN FIRST BITE * 360documentaries * WEEKEND ARTS BOOKS + 2:00 Robyn Williams Fenella Kernebone Michael Mackenzie Sarah Kanowski Kate Evans 2:30 DOWNLOAD THIS SHOW * Includes The Final Cut, Poetica and 2:30 Into the Music 2:45 WITNESS (BBC) Marc Fennell 2:45 3:00 THE INSIDE SLEEVE LONG STORY SHORT 3:00 Robbie Buck NOW HEAR THIS # /UNFICTIONAL # 4:00 COUNTERPOINT LATE NIGHT LIVE * THE LIVE SET * 4:00 Amanda Vanstone Phillip Adams Alice Keath 5:00 PM ENCOUNTER BODY SPHERE # 5:00 Mark Colvin David Rutledge Amanda Smith 5:30 HEALTH REPORT LAW REPORT RELIGION AND ETHICS REPORT MEDIA REPORT THE LIST IN OUR TIME # 5:30 Norman Swan Damien Carrick Andrew West Richard Aedy Cassie McCullagh & Jason Di Rosso 6:10 RN DRIVE AWAYE! THE SPIRIT OF THINGS 6:00 Waleed Aly (Mon – Thurs) Daniel Browning Rachael Kohn Julian Morrow (Fri) 7:00 BEST OF WORLD RADIO THIS AMERICAN LIFE 7:00 The best in depth coverage of events and issues of the day as you head home. Including Arts Hour (BBC), TED Radio Ira Glass Hour and Monocle 8:00 BIG IDEAS THE LIVE SET SOUND. MUSIC. WORD 8:00 Paul Barclay Alice Keath Adventures in radio. 9:00 INTO THE MUSIC * AWAYE! * LONG STORY SHORT * POETICA * SOUND. MUSIC. WORD * DOWNLOAD THIS SHOW 9:00 Daniel Browning NOW HEAR THIS * # Adventures in radio from around the Marc Fennell UNFICTIONAL * # world. RareCollections 9:30 9:45 Audio performance, storytelling. THE FINAL CUT Jason Di Rosso Jordie & David Kilby 10:00 LATE NIGHT LIVE FRIDAY LATE: THE MUSIC SHOW * THE WEEKEND PLANET 10:00 Phillip Adams BEST OF BIG IDEAS Andrew Ford Doug Spencer 11:00 THE DAILY PLANET SOUND QUALITY Lucky Oceans Tim Ritchie 12:00 CONVERSATIONS WITH RICHARD FIDLER Includes Quiet Space, Spark, Includes Quiet Space, Rhythm 12:00 Books+*, Margaret Throsby and The Divine*, Sunday Profile*, New to 5:00 1:00 to Best of local and international programs and selected repeats including Monocle, Margaret Throsby, Books and Arts Daily*, Big Ideas*, Life Matters* and This American Life* (Saturday 0100) Naked Scientists (Sunday 0400) Dimensions, Margaret Throsby 5:00 * Time shown reflects local time. To listen live, tune in online or via the ABC Radio App. Go to abc.net.au/radionational for details Current from February 2013 * REPLAY # Interchangeable program .
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