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COMMUNITY RADIO NETWORK PROGRAMS and CONTENT LIST - Content for Broadcast on Your Station COMMUNITY RADIO NETWORK PROGRAMS AND CONTENT LIST - Content for broadcast on your station March 2020 All times AEST/AEDT CRN PROGRAMS AND CONTENT LIST - Table of contents FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMING Beyond Zero 9 People Fixing The World 19 National Features and Documentary Bluesbeat 9 Pop Heads Hour of Power 19 Series 1 Checkpoint 9 Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond 19 National Radio News 1 Chimes 9 Primary Perspectives 19 Good Morning Country 1 Cinemascape 10 Radio-Active 20 The Wire 1 Concert Hour 10 Real World Gardener 20 SHORT PROGRAMS / DROP-IN Contact! 10 Roots’n’Reggae Show 20 CONTENT Countryfolk Around Australia 10 Saturday Breakfast 20 BBC World News 2 Dads on the Air 11 Service Voices 21 Extras 1 & 2 2 Deadly Beats 11 Spectrum 21 Inside Motorsport 2 Definition Radio 11 Spotlight 21 More Civil Societies 2 Democracy Now! 11 Stick Together 22 Overdrive News 3 Diffusion 12 Subsequence 22 QNN | Q-mmunity Network News 3 Dirt Music 12 Tecka’s Rock & Blues Show 22 Recorded Live 3 Earth Matters 12 The AFL Multicultural Show 22 Rural News | Rural Livestock 3 Fair Comment 12 The Bohemian Beat 23 RECENT EXTRAS Fierce 13 The Breeze 23 Little Fictions 4 Fine Music Live 13 The Cut 23 Hitsville USA 4 Global Village 13 The Folk Show 23 Health Speak? 4 Heard it Through the Grapevine 13 The Fourth Estate 24 Live In The Room 4 Hit Parade of Yesterday 14 The Phantom Dancer 24 New Beginnings 5 Hot, Sweet & Jazzy 14 The Tiki Lounge Remix 24 QR Code 5 In a Sentimental Mood 14 The Why Factor 24 Adventures Of The Heart 5 It’s Time 15 Think: Stories and Ideas 25 Keep Away From The Car 5 Jailbreak 15 This Way Out 25 FULL PROGRAMS Jam Pakt 15 Three Chords and the Truth 25 45RPM 6 Jazz Made in Australia 15 Top of the Pops 25 A Jazz Hour 6 Let the Bands Play 16 Ultima Thule 26 Accent of Women 6 Listen to Older Voices 16 Under African Skies 26 Afro Turn Up 6 Live Delay 16 Urban Meltdown 26 FULL PROGRAMS Living Planet 16 Vision Hour Australia 26 All the Best 7 Lost in Science 17 Wellbeing 27 Alternative Radio 7 Mike McColl Show 17 Wings 27 Amrap Radio Program 7 National Indigenous News-In-Review 17 Women on the Line 27 Anarchist World This Week 7 New Releases Show 17 Word for Word 27 Another World 8 New York Jazz 18 World Football 28 Arts Alive 8 Off the Record 18 World In Progress 28 Aussie Music Weekly 8 On the Money 18 Zed Games 28 Beale Street Caravan 8 Overdrive 18 ALL TIMES ARE AEST/AEDT. Please note the Community Radio Network, based in New South Wales is subject to Daylight Saving (AEDT) annually between October and April. During Daylight Saving, clocks run one hour forward of Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). CRN PROGRAMS AND CONTENT LIST - Programs by tag BY MUSIC ELECTRONIC AND EXPERIMENTAL POP AUSTRALIAN MUSIC AFRO TURN UP 45RPM AMRAP RADIO PROGRAM GLOBAL VILLAGE AMRAP RADIO PROGRAM AUSSIE MUSIC WEEKLY NEW RELEASES SHOW AUSSIE MUSIC WEEKLY COUNTRYFOLK AROUND AUSTRALIA ULTIMA THULE CONTACT! DEADLY BEATS ROOTS’N’REGGAE SHOW GLOBAL VILLAGE GOOD MORNING COUNTRY SUBSEQUENCE IT’S TIME LIVE IN THE ROOM THE TIKI LOUNGE REMIX HITSVILLE USA JAM PAKT POP HEADS HOUR OF POWER JAZZ MADE IN AUSTRALIA HIP HOP AND URBAN TOP OF THE POPS LIVE DELAY AFRO TURN UP URBAN MELTDOWN NEW RELEASES SHOW DEADLY BEATS RECORDED LIVE DEFINITION RADIO ROOTS AND REGGAE THE CUT GLOBAL VILLAGE BLUES AND ROCK URBAN MELTDOWN ROOTS’N’REGGAE SHOW ADVENTURES OF THE HEART THE TIKI LOUNGE REMIX AUSSIE MUSIC WEEKLY JAZZ UNDER AFRICAN SKIES BEALE STREET CARAVAN A JAZZ HOUR DIRT MUSIC BLUESBEAT HIT PARADE OF YESTERDAY CHIMES HOT, SWEET & JAZZY BY INTEREST CONTACT! IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD ARTS AND CULTURE DIRT MUSIC JAZZ MADE IN AUSTRALIA ARTS ALIVE OFF THE RECORD NEW YORK JAZZ CHECKPOINT RECORDED LIVE THE BREEZE CINEMASCAPE TECKA’S ROCK AND BLUES SHOW THE PHANTOM DANCER JAM PAKT THREE CHORDS AND THE TRUTH THE BOHEMIAN BEAT UNDER AFRICAN SKIES NOSTALGIA ZED GAMES 45RPM CLASSICAL AND STAGE HIT PARADE OF YESTERDAY BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY CONCERT HOUR IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD BEYOND ZERO FINE MUSIC LIVE IT’S TIME HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE LET THE BANDS PLAY HITSVILLE USA OVERDRIVE NEWS LISTEN TO OLDER VOICES ON THE MONEY COUNTRY AND FOLK MIKE MCCOLL SHOW RURAL LIVESTOCK ADVENTURES OF THE HEART NEW YORK JAZZ RURAL NEWS COUNTRYFOLK ROUND AUSTRALIA POP HEADS HOUR OF POWER GOOD MORNING COUNTRY THE PHANTOM DANCER CHILDREN’S SATURDAY BREAKFAST PRIMARY PERSPECTIVES SPOTLIGHT THE FOLK SHOW HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE THREE CHORDS AND THE TRUTH DADS ON THE AIR UNDER AFRICAN SKIES HEALTH SPEAK DIRT MUSIC HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE OFF THE RECORD PREGNANCY, BIRTH AND BEYOND QR CODE STEP AWAY FROM THE CAR REAL WORLD GARDENER VISION AUSTRALIA HOUR WELLBEING ALL TIMES ARE AEST/AEDT. Please note the Community Radio Network, based in New South Wales is subject to Daylight Saving (AEDT) annually between October and April. During Daylight Saving, clocks run one hour forward of Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). Programs by tag INDIGENOUS SOCIETY AND COMMUNITY BY FORMAT DEADLY BEATS ACCENT OF WOMEN SHORTS/DROP-IN JAM PAKT ALTERNATIVE RADIO CRN SEGMENTS NATIONAL INDIGENOUS NEWS-IN-REVIEW ANARCHIST WORLD INSIDE MOTORSPORT BEYOND THE BARS HITSVILLE USA LGBTIQ DADS ON THE AIR MORE CIVIL SOCIETIES CHECKPOINT EARTH MATTERS NATIONAL FEATURES AND DOCUMENTARY SERIES FIERCE FAIR COMMENT NATIONAL RADIO NEWS QNN | Q-MMUNITY NETWORK NEWS FIERCE OVERDRIVE NEWS QR CODE JAILBREAK RECORDED LIVE THIS WAY OUT LISTEN TO OLDER VOICES RURAL LIVESTOCK WORD FOR WORD MORE CIVIL SOCIETIES RURAL NEWS NEW BEGINNINGS NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS PEOPLE FIXING THE WORLD LIMITED SERIES ACCENT OF WOMEN PREGNANCY, BIRTH AND BEYOND ADVENTURES OF THE HEART ANARCHIST WORLD PRIMARY PERSPECTIVES LITTLE FICTIONS BBC WORLD NEWS RADIO-ACTIVE HEALTH SPEAK DEMOCRACY NOW SERVICE VOICES NATIONAL FEATURES AND DOCUMENTARY SERIES EARTH MATTERS STICK TOGETHER HITSVILLE USA FAIR COMMENT THIS WAY OUT LIVE IN THE ROOM MORE CIVIL SOCIETIES VISION AUSTRALIA HOUR NEW BEGINNINGS NATIONAL INDIGENOUS NEWS-IN-REVIEW WINGS QR CODE NATIONAL RADIO NEWS WOMEN ON THE LINE ON THE MONEY WORD FOR WORD LIVE SATELLITE ONLY OVERDRIVE NEWS WORLD IN PROGRESS BBC WORLD NEWS QNN | Q-MMUNITY NETWORK NEWS COUNTRYFOLK AROUND AUSTRALIA RURAL LIVESTOCK STORYTELLING AND DOCUMENTARY GOOD MORNING COUNTRY RURAL NEWS ADVENTURES OF THE HEART SATURDAY BREAKFAST STICK TOGETHER ALL THE BEST THE FOURTH ESTATE THE BOHEMIAN BEAT THE WIRE EXTRAS THIS WAY OUT LITTLE FICTIONS WINGS HITSVILLE USA WOMEN ON THE LINE THE WHY FACTOR WORLD IN PROGRESS SCIENCE AND NATURE BEYOND ZERO DIFFUSION EARTH MATTERS LIVING PLANET LOST IN SCIENCE PEOPLE FIXING THE WORLD RADIO-ACTIVE REAL WORLD GARDENER SPECTRUM SPORT THE AFL MULTICULTURAL FOOTBALL SHOW INSIDE MOTORSPORT WORLD FOOTBALL ALL TIMES ARE AEST/AEDT. Please note the Community Radio Network, based in New South Wales is subject to Daylight Saving (AEDT) annually between October and April. During Daylight Saving, clocks run one hour forward of Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMING NATIONAL An annual showcase of work from emerging Australian community radio FEATURES AND producers since 2013. DOCUMENTARY SERIES Each year training and mentoring is provided to a group of producers VARIOUS STATIONS through the Community Media Training Storytelling from emerging Australian producers Organisation, turning ideas into half-hour Plays: distributes once a year. Past rounds available features. on demand. Duration: 25’50. 24’50 (options available) Notes/sponsorship: Available in fully packaged Discover all at nfds.org.au. versions, or standalone with cue sheets for your Tags: Shorts/Drop-in; Limited Series station’s presenters. NATIONAL RADIO National Radio News (NRN) serves regional and community stations across NEWS Australia. News service for community radio The service offers an authoritative news Weekdays: half hourly 06:00 – 09:00, hourly 10:00 – 19:00. Weekends: hourly 06:00 – 12:00. with genuinely independent editorial judgment that is impartial, and not State-based bulletins: 17:30 QLD; 17:35 ACT/NSW; 17:40 TAS/VIC; 17:45 NT/SA; 17:50 WA. geographically centric. Duration: 3’50 Tags: News and Current Affairs; Shorts/Drop-in Notes/sponsorship: Use of bulletins attracts an additional fee. Contact CRN for details. GOOD MORNING Good Morning Country will have you toe- tappin’ and boot-scootin’ before you’ve COUNTRY downed your first cuppa. On top of the best in new and classic country sounds, GMC offers up artist interviews and giveaways daily. Live country music breakfast show Plays: Monday to Friday 05:06 – 09:00 Your hosts are Kevin Walsh (Mon, Wed, Duration: 3’53’50 (contains News, Rural Reports) Notes/sponsorship: Maximum of 2.5 mins Fri), Georgie Cadwallader (Tue), and Kylie sponsorship per hour. Contains NRN and Rural Tags: Country and Folk; Australian Music; Live Adams-Collier (Thu). Reports. GMC is live only and not available for DDN satellite only capture THE WIRE Our sector’s flagship current affairs program: today’s current events and key national issues in a sharp high quality and RADIO ADELAIDE, 2SER, 4EB, BAY FM live-to-air program. Designed for all stations in the sector, The Wire takes an independent approach to Independent current affairs – live, daily current issues, with an editorial perspective Plays: Weekdays 17:04 that reflects the guiding principles of Repeats: Weekdays 00:06 (only on CRN-2 Night Talks) Duration: 25’50 community broadcasting. Produced by a consortium of community broadcasters. Notes/sponsorship: Presented live but suitable for Tags: News and Current Affairs later rebroadcasting within 24 hours. CRN PROGRAMS AND CONTENT LIST - 1 SHORT PROGRAMS / DROP-IN CONTENT BBC WORLD NEWS BBC World Service provides the latest global news every 30 minutes, setting the agenda for the World Service output.
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