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Primaryperspectives.Info / Sbnonline.Org / Wwmn.Net / 3Wbc.Org.Au / Earthpreservers.Com primaryperspectives.info / sbnonline.org / wwmn.net / 3wbc.org.au / earthpreservers.com Primary Perspectives© WWMN 2010 Radio created for kids…by kids! “Primary Perspectives is one of my favourite radio shows!” Tom Gleisner, celebrity guest 2011 The latest news for upcoming shows - plus pods, vods and blogs! Our first newsletter - vol 1.1 This month’s highlights Hello and welcome to Primary Perspectives first program Wow – March and April are HUGE months! guide and newsletter. Let’s share a bit of history about this great radio show created for kids, by kids. Primary Primary Perspectives goes national every week Perspectives started out in life as a monthly junior across Australia via Community Radio National and segment on WWMN’s multi-award winning youth show soon international via earthpreservers.com USA! ‘Your Planet Needs You!’. The producers soon recognised We welcome three new team members: the need to have a weekly program for younger children Kaitlyn Thomas and Mia Vissenjoux and 3WBC 94.1fm (Melbourne) dedicated a drive-time Plus our first global reporter Pavan Raj Gowda joins spot to the new show. Primary Perspectives launched on the team from USA 26 July 2010 with AFL legend and Environmental Pavan interviews the Director of Climate Change Ambassador, Shane Wakelin as our debut special guest. Education USA – Mr Jim Callahan The show has grown in leaps and bounds over the last 21 Your Planet Needs You! celebrates its 5th Birthday months and currently has a team of 13 young hosts aged Many Happy Returns to the YPNY Team! between 10-13 and 3 producers. Primary Perspectives is Charlie, Liam, Mia and Miani MC at the City of now broadcast each week via CRN – Community Radio Whitehorse 2012 Sustainability Awards Network, which means the show is also available to numerous stations across Australia as a rebroadcast CBAA interview Laim and Miani for Climate version of the live show produced in Melbourne. The Change mini series New York based website Earth Preservers, which offers ‘green news’ specifically for children, will also be carrying Catch Primary Perspectives live every Tues 4-5pm Primary Perspectives by the end of April and by May the on 94.1fm 3WBC in Melbourne & around Australia show will available via Positive Impact Magazine in USA ! via CRN plus global streaming www.3wbc.org.au To quote the team… “We learn more on this show than For podcasts visit www.primaryperspectives.info we even do at school - its awesome!!” “What an adorable, fun show. Soooo important!” Suzie Plakson, Actor/Singer/Songwriter, Hollywood, USA celebrity guest 2011 Our team past/present Primary Perspectives Jeremy Broden Lily Hannah Highlights! Millie Harry Molly Kaitlyn March Podcasts Seth Liam Songbird Kaitlyn Thomas raising awareness about bullying and neuroblastoma Teasha Mia SBN International Youth Award 2012 Winner Mia Vissenjoux, eco leader! Pavan interviews Mr Jim Callahan, founder Climate Change Education USA Miani Nakita Pavan April live broadcast dates Rupert (then via CRN & podcast on www.primaryperspectives a week later) Sasha April 3: The Veggie Patch Harry, Kaitlyn and Miani talk with Senan ‘Pete the Permie’ to find out about just how cool Permaculture is Will and Kaitlyn talks about raising funds for the Dance Cancer Initiative Production Team April 10: Green Lane Diary Hero Zaidyn Melrose Executive Producer: talks about his award winning GLD project Viarnne Mischon Surf’s Up! Liam, Mia and Sasha talk with Andrew Stark, Producers: CEO of Surfing Australia, about the exciting Vegemite Surfgroms Program Anne O’Keeffe Mave Soekotjo April 17: From Little Things Megan, Hannah and Broden speak with brothers Daniel and William Clarke – young authors of Segment Producers the book ‘Tears in the Jungle’ as seen on ABC’s ‘Australian Story’ The Veggie Patch Eco Heroes The team chat with Miranda Gibson from the Holly Vyner, BFA top of her old-growth Eucalyptus Delegatensis tree, in the heart Green Lane Diary of Tasmania’s magnificent southern forests – check out her video Miranda Mason, Green Cross on our ‘Hot Vods’ page on primaryperspectives.info or go to From Little Things www.observertree.org for Miranda’s daily ‘bird’s eye view’ blogs Dr Alicia Kennedy, JGI Aust April 24: Harry, Rupe and Will talk with Walk on the Wild Side Walk on the Wild Side zoologist Prue Simmons about protecting the endangered Tasmanian Devils Prue Simmons, CVA Sharon Lowe, creator of the interactive website Habitat Heroes shows how kids can learn about protecting habitat through having fun! REGULAR SEGMENTS Pick of the month let us know your favourite interview, vod, wonder word and news item and the winners will be featured here each month! WEEKLY Wonder Words From Little Things… Diffuse the News Big Things Grow! Diffuse the News Daniel and William Clarke Mulai plants an entire forest in India… MONTHLY authors of ‘Tears in the Jungle’ all by himself!! “Over the years, the Mulai forest 1st Tues: The Veggie Patch has grown to 500 hectares - or 1,235 acres - 2nd Tues: Green Lane Diary home to four endangered tigers and three 3rd Tues: From Little Things rhinoceros, as well as hundreds of deer, rabbits, 4th Tues: Walk on the Wild Side apes and birds.” Article courtesy www.dodogonews.com SEASONALLY Global Perspectives Hot Vod of the Month Miranda Gibson! Let’s Talk Tech The Goss on Gloss Wonder Words Eco Heroes Do you know where the Art Matters euphotic zone is? We bet Andrew Stark does! primaryperspectives.info / sbnonline.org / wwmn.net / 3wbc.org.au / earthpreservers.com .
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