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Radio Adelaide survives and prospers Runners up were: thanks to the support of our listeners, Best Station Message: producer Casey sponsors and these organisations: Briggs promo for Barometer Can’t Get Out of the Car: Catherine Zengerer’s interview with Dr Craig Juresevic for The Wire Best coverage of a sport event: Breakfast with Peter Godfrey for Roller Derby. Program Guide team Editors: Nikki Marcel, Kat Mc Guffie, Deb Welch Design & layout: Deb Welch, Shadia Design Our big winner for the night was for Best Photography: Radio Adelaide station workers Advertising: Max Hicks Music Program won by Songcatcher. Printing: Finsbury Green Congratulations to presenters Claire Thackary and Clayton Werner. Peter Godfrey, Kathryn Jensen and Don Balaz share the spoils

Radio Adelaide Program Guide Spring 2010 1 All kinds of music for all kinds of people. L 90 live acts bring you music from all corners of the globe. Glue yourself to the radio and indulge in the decadent delights of Live Music Fest 2010; showcasing local favourites, up and comers and touring national and international acts. We open with the raucous tones of Adelaide’s favourite comedy and 80s devotees, The Adelaide Sax Pack and go back to I the Baroque with Early Music @ Adelaide and their gamba and harpsichord timbres. We’ve got spicy salsa with 10 piece Latino group Salcedo, cool jazz funk outfit the Mobiustrips, the energetic Bearded Gypsys, Ghanaian drumming with the Damushi Ensemble, rock from V Pimpin Horus and, a 30 piece chorus, and more. Read on! E Put on your dancin' shoes .... and join in the action at our Swing and Big Band Night! We invite you to a night of Swing Dance Lessons with the sensational Adelaide Swing Sesh Dancers and live toe tapping danceable tunes from the Mike Stewart Big Band. M Share a drink, have a dance, and have a hoot or a holler with your friends from Radio Adelaide. No experience required.

Tickets are only $10 and are available by contacting us at Radio Adelaide, in person, telephone, or email [email protected]…. U but make sure you get them while they last! Nunga Wangga brings you country soul Tuesday 14 from the Warren Milera Band with the September S star studded line up of Warren Milera, Glenn Skuthorpe, Daryl Lee, Jamie Butler DeafSA Hall, 262 South Terrace. I Doors open at 6:30 pm, dance lessons from 7pm.

C Live Broadcast from 7pm F EMU Live! Arts Breakfast presents the Live from the Electronic Music Studio of the E distinctive compositions Elder Conservatorium, staff and students play of Tibetan born Tenzin conventional and electronic instruments, devices Choegyal whose cantering and computers, demonstrating many of the rhythms, extraordinary vocal new directions music is taking. Featuring a abilities and flute playing demonstration of the legendary Moog Modular S come together to create Synthesiser, the only working one of its kind uniquely beautiful music. in Australia, part of a unique and important Saturday, 9am collection of historic electronic instruments in the studio dating back to the 1960s. T Leading Jazz pianist Chris Martin brings something new to Jazz on the Terrace with a collection of his own compositions/ September 13 - 19 improvisations, combining Jazz traditions with ‘ the harmonic ideas of Lutoslawski, Alban Berg 102 radio.adelaide.edu.au/lmf and other giants of the 20th century classical landscape. the L I N E 8 The Adelaide Sax Pack up 9 Alex McFarlane 11 Tinel Dragoi 12 Limbo Tuesday 14 1 Siobhan Owens 8 The Baker Suite 3 Bird Wizdom 9 Live Music Fest’s 4 The Aves Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! Baroque Pocket featuring; 6 Nice Verdes Early Music @ Adelaide with 7 Warren Milera Band guests Louisa Perfect, Keith 9 Dexter Jones

Student Radio crashes the UniBar 13 Monday Hempton, Lesley Lewis and Escaping from the comfort of late night airwaves for one night 10 The Mobiustrips Graham Strahle only, Adelaide University Student Radio and its ragtag gang 11 P.I.G 12 The Slowpokes of presenters take over the UniBar, bringing some of their 1 Zak Vasiliou favourite bands along for the ride. Featuring Fire! Santa 4 Olivers Army Rosa, Fire! and 20th Century Graduates, this free show 6 The Dudleys is your chance to get involved in the longstanding institution 8 Etype 7 Radio Adelaide’s Swing of campus culture and have a whole lot of fun. 9 Fest Flute Frenzy and Big Band night featuring featuring the flautists of Swing Sesh and the Mike …come early to catch the Friday Sessions on the Range…with the The Piping Shrikes Stewart Big Band New York/Melbourne outfit Luluc performing their exquisite 12 Brendan Fitzgerald 9 Cal Williams Jr melodies. Trio 10 Adam Page solo 1 Voice of Transition 11 The Neverbells Friday September 17 at the UniBar and Live on Radio 3 Emily Davis Adelaide from 4pm 4 Son of Dad 6 Expressiones Thursday 16 7 ENOS 9 The Timbers 8 Laura Hill and the 10 Matt Reiner and Tuesday Bandits 9 EMU Live! unearthing the Ride the wave of a the Aunt Sallys Wednesday 15 Wednesday mysteries and delights of the new brand of vintage 11 Box Elder Conservatorium’s Electronic pop with Laura Hill and the Tuesday Music Unit 12 Chis Martin live @ EMU Bandits fresh from 1 W Boone Law their national tour Friday 17 3 The Aqua to Vino Brillig 8 Mr Goodnight 4 Trail. Thursday, 8am The Readymades 9 The Brighton Secondary 6 Huckleberry Swedes School Soloists 7 Lucky 7 12 Jazz from Brighton 9 Damushi Ensemble Secondary School The Baker Suite create a 10 South African Choir 1 The Collected Musicians seductive and potent world 11 Pimpin’ Horus 4 Luluc full of compelling stories and 5:30 Student Radio crashes lush instrumentation, carrying the Unibar featuring Fire! the listener through elegant Santa Rosa, Fire! supported ballads, gypsy romantica and a by 20th Century Graduates lurching night waltz in the rain. Saturday 18 9 Nobuyuki Fukuda A gentle start to the day. 11 No Action 8 The Blackhats Tuesday, 8am 9 Tenzin Choegyal EMU Live! 11 Kelly Menhennett Live from the Electronic Music Studio of the 12:30 The Fishbowl Boys Elder Conservatorium, staff and students play 2 Akoustic Odyssey conventional and electronic instruments, devices Sunday 19 3:30 The Irie Knights and computers, demonstrating many of the 5 Spiral Dance new directions music is taking. Featuring a 11 Bluegrass Junction 6:30 hoy-hoy! demonstration of the legendary Moog Modular 1 The Silk Road Project 8 Caliente Synthesiser, the only working one of its kind 2 Salcedo 9 Music in the Twilight in Australia, part of a unique and important 3 The Kashkul ensemble 11 The Bearded Gypsy Band collection of historic electronic instruments in the studio dating back to the 1960s.

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Say hello – ni hao – to our newest Access Program from the Overseas Chinese Youth Federation of Australia Inc. In Mandarin, the program covers local Adelaide news, what’s happening in the local Chinese community, living information and will also broadcast major Chinese community events throughout the year. Everyone can listen in to enjoy the latest in Chinese pop music.

The program team has already honed their skills on Neo Voices and are ready for their first show on September 5. The team is Ning (Lainey) Liang, Jennifer Chen, Wei (Wayne) Cao, who is also the Director of iAge Media, a local free Chinese newspaper, Mo (Miriam) Zhu and Yiling (Agnes) Dong.

Sundays, 5.30pm

Radio Adelaide broadcaster Jonathan Brown has been Poetry to the extremes selected as one of the Foundation for Young Australian’s Young Social Pioneers for 2010. The development A new kind of poet is versing the airwaves. Friendly Street program brings together 14 of the country’s young social Poets are presenting Adelaide’s first weekly poetry program change makers and Jonathan has been selected for his with a special focus on South Australian poets. work in community media. Friendly Street Poets is the longest running poetry ‘Community media has the power to change the world reading and publishing group in the southern for the better’ he says. ‘Through my experiences with hemisphere, operating continuously for 35 years. Radio Adelaide and community media I have seen how giving a voice to the voiceless is extremely powerful. The team introduces you to a variety of poets Australia is lucky to have such a vibrant and diverse and wordsmiths, covering every kind of poetry media industry, but we must fight to make sure that imaginable; ranging across lyrical, narrative, diversity is preserved and that all Australians have spoken word, rap and hip-hop. Poets read and access to quality and independent media’. perform their work on air. Hear about poetry events, gigs, launches, slams, competitions and Jonathan began broadcasting with Radio Adelaide at the awards around SA. age of 17 and quickly became immersed in a number of key roles across the station. He is a Bachelor of Media The program also discusses poetry ideas, student at the University of Adelaide and is currently interviews visiting poets and reads great poems coordinating The CBloggers Project for the Community from the past. Send in your requests and Broadcasting Association of Australia, where he is the program ideas too – the team would love to hear them. elected youth representative. Of Radio Adelaide he says ‘I wouldn’t be the person I am today without the support So if you like beautiful words and big ideas whether of this station. Radio Adelaide has changed my life’. presented in sonnets or songs, haiku or hip-hop, villanelles or free verse, tune in to Friendly Street Poets.

Tuesdays, 3.30pm

Rainbow Over the Radio

A rainbow radiates over Radio Adelaide this November as the Aqueerium team questions and explores the future of queer radio. The team are heading down to the Feast Festival to present Queering up Radio in the Digital Age at Quench, Feast’s queer thinkers event. Tune in throughout November for news and reviews of this year’s Feast.

Saturdays, 11am @ Quench November 20 & 21

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RADIOADELAIDE 1 0 1 . 5 F M Radio Adelaide Production Services MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

6AM The Wire 6AM Homepage Country Cafè IT & technology independent current affairs repeat from last night audio and video Country Brekky diverse voices AM 6.30 Expanding Horizons 8AM Breakfast with Peter Godfrey Wally Sparrow spirituality & ideas conversion, duplication, all formats Adelaide's vibrant alternative for local current affairs, culture and a new world of music studio hire includes BBC News summary on the hour plus national, local news and BBC World News Bulletin on the half hour On Campus 8.30AM D N E K E E W research & innovation digital and analog

Arts Breakfast Call of the Beloved 9AM 9.10AM Classical Connection up-to-the-minute L baha’i farsi program classical music with its past, present and future connections adelaide arts coverage For more information contact Don or Darren on 8303 5000 Public Domain 10AM Thursdays – Continuum: modern classics & Fridays – Hear Now: the latest releases Cath Kenneally outstanding public talks

Aqueerium Bluegrass Unlimited 11AM Adelaide Concert Hour Colla Voce The Chamber Ear to the Ground Piping Shrike Hour 11AM take the plunge classic & contemporary live classical recordings follow the voice Music Hour dangerous & delightful SA performers GLTBIQ crew Bill Lawson

NOON Writers’ Radio repeat International Links NOON Jazz on The Terrace international students a smorgasbord of the jazz you love A Peace of the Action 12.30PM Nostalgia peace and justice music from 1PM Roundabout ‘10s - 40’s Bindaas Bollywood 1PM Radio for the Third Age presents music, information & guests of special interest to older listeners carefree and bold

L Amistad 2PM State of Play Top Brass F Sharp Free Range latin american culture 3PM Launch Pad L performing arts women and music Nganampa weekend hip trip L Wangka L 3PM Writers’ Radio Friendly Street Writers Week Aboriginal Message Persian 3.30PM our language Cath Kenneally Poets Rewritten native title news for SANTS Program Out of this World 3.30PM S E P T E M B E R TO NOVEMBER a musical detour The Range Always on Sunday 4.30PM 4 PM Steve Sokvari L Including our feature CD, giveaways & live sessions on Fridays polish program SPRING 2010 PROGRAM GUIDE Mary Campbell & Tara Egan & Cassie Egan & The Folk Show Ni Hao Weekend 5.30PM Daniela Frangos Chrissy Kavanagh Sam Deere & Richard Ensor Casey Briggs Jonathan Brown traditional & emerging L adelaide chinese youth 5.30PM The Wire community radio’s national independent current affairs program HIGHLIGHTS L Karawaan 6.30 PM Saturday Blues afghan community SEE FULL PROGRAM GUIDE FOR DETAILS 6 PM NEO Voices Barometer Back Story Your Rights At Night & culture Represent longest running blues commentary & world music creating a climate international news SA Unions youth current affairs multicultural youth for change get the context show in oz 7.30 PM Live Music Fest – on all your favourite programs September 13-19 7PM L Tune in all week to take in the delights of Live Music Fest 2010. Nunga Wangga Primetime Jazz jazz for all tastes The Borrowers Radio Serbia 8 PM community-based aboriginal great artists steal? & Montenegro Featuring local, national and international musicians performing news, views & music all kinds of music for all kinds of people. This year we want to Traditional Swing & Big Band Bebop & Beyond What’s New? 9 PM see you on the dance floor for Radio Adelaide’s Swing and Big Band night on Tuesday September 14. A major fundraising and 9 PM Songcatcher Local Noise Gastronaut Afro World J-Talk Latitudes social event for the entire Radio Adelaide community with dance local singer songwriters japanese culture 9.30 PM local live bands taste explorations culture, news & beats L world music in L Voice of Shangri La lessons by Swing Sesh accompanied by the Mike Stewart Big all directions nepali bhutanese Band. Call 8303 5000 to get your ticket before they sell out! PM Fly on the Wall 10 Crossing Tracks Reworked Reel Time L Karibu Meet all the Live Music Fest artists www.radioadelaide.edu.au/lmf where music meets music renovations movies, music, reviews swahili program docos from around 10.30PM the world The Final Say Writers Week Rewritten - new time 11PM StudentRadio Up Down-Under 11PM Arts and About UniTunes Ctrl Alt Musique Zap! media culture for i gen Wednesdays 3.30pm all flavours of australian music Tunes til Tuesday Left Right & Centre Immaculate Consumption The Global Game punk + video games The best of Adelaide’s Writers Week Festival has moved from music to plan your Tuesdays and can now be heard on Wednesday afternoons. 12 AM 12AM sleep around Midnight Static The Role Playing Hour 12am Democracy Now For details of who’s on when visit dependent on indie unpopular pop unpredictable mayhem Student Radio Student fantasy characters go bizerk radio.adelaide.edu.au/writersweekrewritten 1am Alternative Radio Jazz ‘til Dawn 2am Public Domain (rpt) all styles A laugh a day with Breakfast 1AM 3am Dialectic 1am BBC overnight 11 – 16 October 8.10am 5am Off The Record If only solving mental health issues were that easy. We’re bringing a laugh each day to Breakfast throughout Mental Health Week with Crack Up Comedy. SPRING 2010 PROGRAM GUIDE Budding new comedians who have experienced a mental health issue have honed their skills with a team of well known comedians led by Jo Coventry in a free Stand Up Comedy Course organised Radio Adelaide thanks: RADIO ADELAIDE 101.5FM 228 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000 New program by the Mental Health Coalition. Telephone 08 8303 5000 Facsimile 08 8303 4374 Email [email protected] New time They’re performing on Breakfast and also taking to the stage at Website radio.adelaide.edu.au Broadcasting online 24 hours a day. the Mercury Theatre on October 13. 6 General Manager Deborah Welch Music Kat McGuffie Talks Nikki Marcel Sales Max Hicks L Languages other than English If you need more laughs throughout the day check the podcasts radio.adelaide.edu.au/breakfast RA_Spring_FINAL 17/8/10 12:49 PM Page 1 Z7

RADIOADELAIDE 1 0 1 . 5 F M Radio Adelaide Production Services MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

L Amistad 2PM State of Play Top Brass F Sharp Free Range latin american culture 3PM Launch Pad L performing arts women and music Nganampa weekend hip trip L Wangka L 3PM Writers’ Radio Friendly Street Writers Week Aboriginal Message Persian 3.30PM our language Cath Kenneally Poets Rewritten native title news for SANTS Program Out of this World 3.30PM S E P T E M B E R TO NOVEMBER a musical detour The Range Always on Sunday 4.30PM 4 PM Steve Sokvari L Including our feature CD, giveaways & live sessions on Fridays polish program SPRING 2010 PROGRAM GUIDE Mary Campbell & Tara Egan & Cassie Egan & The Folk Show Ni Hao Weekend 5.30PM Daniela Frangos Chrissy Kavanagh Sam Deere & Richard Ensor Casey Briggs Jonathan Brown traditional & emerging L adelaide chinese youth 5.30PM The Wire community radio’s national independent current affairs program HIGHLIGHTS L Karawaan 6.30 PM Saturday Blues afghan community SEE FULL PROGRAM GUIDE FOR DETAILS 6 PM NEO Voices Barometer Back Story Your Rights At Night & culture Represent longest running blues commentary & world music creating a climate international news SA Unions youth current affairs multicultural youth for change get the context show in oz 7.30 PM Live Music Fest – on all your favourite programs September 13-19 7PM L Tune in all week to take in the delights of Live Music Fest 2010. Nunga Wangga Primetime Jazz jazz for all tastes The Borrowers Radio Serbia 8 PM community-based aboriginal great artists steal? & Montenegro Featuring local, national and international musicians performing news, views & music all kinds of music for all kinds of people. This year we want to Traditional Swing & Big Band Bebop & Beyond What’s New? 9 PM see you on the dance floor for Radio Adelaide’s Swing and Big Band night on Tuesday September 14. A major fundraising and 9 PM Songcatcher Local Noise Gastronaut Afro World J-Talk Latitudes social event for the entire Radio Adelaide community with dance local singer songwriters japanese culture 9.30 PM local live bands taste explorations culture, news & beats L world music in L Voice of Shangri La lessons by Swing Sesh accompanied by the Mike Stewart Big all directions nepali bhutanese Band. Call 8303 5000 to get your ticket before they sell out! PM Fly on the Wall 10 Crossing Tracks Reworked Reel Time L Karibu Meet all the Live Music Fest artists www.radioadelaide.edu.au/lmf where music meets music renovations movies, music, reviews swahili program docos from around 10.30PM the world The Final Say Writers Week Rewritten - new time 11PM StudentRadio Up Down-Under 11PM Arts and About UniTunes Ctrl Alt Musique Zap! media culture for i gen Wednesdays 3.30pm all flavours of australian music Tunes til Tuesday Left Right & Centre Immaculate Consumption The Global Game punk + video games The best of Adelaide’s Writers Week Festival has moved from music to plan your Tuesdays and can now be heard on Wednesday afternoons. 12 AM 12AM sleep around Midnight Static The Role Playing Hour 12am Democracy Now For details of who’s on when visit dependent on indie unpopular pop unpredictable mayhem Student Radio Student fantasy characters go bizerk radio.adelaide.edu.au/writersweekrewritten 1am Alternative Radio Jazz ‘til Dawn 2am Public Domain (rpt) all styles A laugh a day with Breakfast 1AM 3am Dialectic 1am BBC overnight 11 – 16 October 8.10am 5am Off The Record If only solving mental health issues were that easy. We’re bringing a laugh each day to Breakfast throughout Mental Health Week with Crack Up Comedy. SPRING 2010 PROGRAM GUIDE Budding new comedians who have experienced a mental health issue have honed their skills with a team of well known comedians led by Jo Coventry in a free Stand Up Comedy Course organised Radio Adelaide thanks: RADIO ADELAIDE 101.5FM 228 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000 New program by the Mental Health Coalition. Telephone 08 8303 5000 Facsimile 08 8303 4374 Email [email protected] New time They’re performing on Breakfast and also taking to the stage at Website radio.adelaide.edu.au Broadcasting online 24 hours a day. the Mercury Theatre on October 13. Radio Adelaide Program Guide Spring 2010 7 General Manager Deborah Welch Music Kat McGuffie Talks Nikki Marcel Sales Max Hicks L Languages other than English If you need more laughs throughout the day check the podcasts radio.adelaide.edu.au/breakfast RADIO ADELAIDE PRESENTS

Swing and Big Band Night Doors at 6:30 pm Tuesday September Swing Dance Lessons with 14 The Swing Sesh 7:00- 8:00 pm Followed by music Deaf SA from Drinks and The Mike Stewart Hall 262 South Nibbles will Big Band Terrace be available

InTickets person areat 228 Available North Terrace for $10each... Phone at 8303 5000 Email at [email protected] or on the door...if they last that long!

SATURDAY Join the Art & Heritage Collections mailing list SEPT 11 to receive invitations to exciting and vibrant DEAD LETTER CIRCUS art and cultural events at the University of Adelaide SATURDAY SEPT 4 BOOK WORLD BEARD DAY 2010 SATURDAY SEPT 11 NOW! DEAD LETTER CIRCUS TICKETS For more information and to register email THURSDAY SEPT 16 FROM THE GOV REGURGITATOR OR MOSHTIX [email protected] or call 8303 3086 THURSDAY SATURDAY SEPT 18 SEPT 16 MARK SHOLTEZ * COSY OPEN REGURGITATOR SUNDAY SEPT 19 WOODFIRES TALK LIKE A PIRATE DAY * FRIENDLY THURSDAY SEPT 30 LOCALS + Art & Heritage Collections CEDRIC BURNSIDE + STAFF LIGHTNIN’ MALCOLM MONDAY OCT 4 curating and collaborating REDD VOLKAERT HUNGRY? FRIDAY + THE FERAL SWING KATZ DINE @ THE researching and documenting OCT 15 FRIDAY OCT 8 GOV BEFORE MOTOWN CONNECTION THE SHOW engaging the community CLARE BOWDITCH EXPERIENCE * BOOKINGS 8340 0744 INTERNATIONAYLARRR TUESDAY OCT 12 stimulating events TALK LIKMEATEY! ADAM HARVEY + BECCY COLE VOTED A PIRATE BEST enhancing university experience DAY FRIDAY OCT 15 Don yer best peg leg CLARE BOWDITCH VENUE supporting university values & get ye to The Gov! FRIDAY OCT 29 AHA AWARDS Fun• Games• Prizes AIRBOURNE 2010: BEST • Best Dressed FRI +SAT OCT 13+13 ENTERTAINMENT SUN SEPT 19 THE ZEP BOYS VENUE IN SA

GOVERNOR HINDMARSH HOTEL 59 PORT ROAD HINDMARSH T 8340 0744 www.thegov.com.au 8 The Borrowers

Good artists copy, great artists steal. Or do they?

This new program features music by artists who have redefined themselves through the music of other cultures; ‘borrowing’, transforming, and sometimes arguably stealing as they synthesise newly found aspects in their musical creativity.

Explore the exchange with hosts Phil Van Hout and Ian Newton as they journey with local and international musicians who step outside, through and across cultures for musical inspiration.

Hear the music and the stories behind The Borrowers.

Saturdays, 8pm

The Fifth Beatle

Is a technician a musician? What is 'mastering'? And what would your favourite band really sound like without their sound engineer? Live Music Fest 2010 take a look 'behind the glass' at the role technicians play in producing the music we love.

George Martin and Brian Epstein were commonly referred to as 'The Fifth Beatle', acknowledging the important role they played in the band’s sound and their career. But the role of the music technician is still one not many of us have understood – until now.

In a special ten part series, Radio Adelaide’s Catherine Zengerer will decode the tech-talk and explore the mysterious world of engineers, orchestrators and producers in her search to find out just what do they do? Why is it still a boys club? Why is the music September 13-24, industry obsessed with auto-tuning, and how much credit do these 7:35am on Breakfast and 5:10pm on The Range technicians really deserve? Vintag-esque .....and ultra, mega, fabulous sale of all things vintage!

friday, 15th october 11 am - 6 pm radio adelaide, 228 north terrace all to support: clothing, ornaments, jewelery, bric a brac, white elephant vinyl records, and all things vintage cool.

Radio Adelaide Program Guide Spring 2010 9 Radio Adelaide Programs and People September to November 2010

Aboriginal Message Barometer Ear to the Ground Jazz on the Terrace Thursday 3:30-4pm Tuesday, 6-7pm Thursday 11am-noon Weekdays noon-1pm The latest Aboriginal news and culture Creating a climate for change What’s happening in the Adelaide new A smorgasbord of the jazz you love with a focus on native title Ryneisha Bollard, Hugh Bond, Nicola music scene Meg Abbott, Tony Bretherick, Anna Access Program: South Australian Native Caon, Jeri Foreman, Fran Gallardo, Des Luke Altmann, Grahame Dudley, David Donaghy, Lisa Downie, Greg Fisher, Colin Title Services Ltd Lawrence, Ian Newton, Judith Peppard, Lang George, Diane Harris, Suzi Hutchings, David Saunders, Stephen Smiley, Robert Peter Kuller, Bill Lawson, Michael Adelaide Concert Hour Wynne, Pia Volk Expanding Horizons McEwen, John Simmons, Graham Smith, Monday 11am-noon www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/barometer Sunday 8-8:30am Jim Smith, John Watts, Francis Willis Live recordings of SA classical concerts Exploring issues wherever spirituality and www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/jazz Gavin Pearce, Stuart Robison, Peter Breakfast with Peter Godfrey social concerns interact Trevaskis Weekdays 6:30-9:10am Clive Brooks, Jane Brooks, Matt Buckley, Jazz ‘til Dawn www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/classical Adelaide’s alternative for local current Jenny Dyster, Noel Fraser, Tricia Kress, Sunday midnight-6am affairs, culture and a new world of music Brian Menzies, Pauline Rooney, Daphne All styles Afro World Peter Godfrey, with Tom Changarathil, Treloar Greg Fisher Thursday 9-10pm Matt Agius, Paul Byrne, Clare Hesketh, Access Program: Unitarian Church www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/jazz Beats, culture, news and current affairs for Vanessa Ilicic, Kathryn Jensen, Michael the African diaspora Nicholson, Steph Overton, Angelique F Sharp Karawaan Joe Tungaraza Patterson, Tanya Pollock, Tim Smythe, Bill Wednesday 3-3.30pm Sunday 6:30-7:30pm Water, Jessie Wingard Women talking women’s issues and music Afghan community and culture helping Always On Sunday www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/breakfast Alida Perente new migrants adjust to their new society, Sunday 4:30-5:30pm presented in Dari Polish Program presented in Polish Call Of The Beloved Soroush-e-Doust Fly on the Wall Razia Ali, Mohammad Ali Hamidi, Zahra Cezary Pawlisz, Tad Swietlik Sunday, 9-10am Friday, 10-11pm Nawroozi, Besmellah Rezaee Access Program: Polish Radio Programs Music, history, drama, poetry, discussion Documentaries from around the world Access Program: Karawaan Organisation Association in the Baha’i faith, presented in Persian Matt Buckley Kai’y Azadegan, Wendy Azadegan, Karibu Alternative Radio Shahin Azadegan, Nasrullah Yazadani Free Range Thursday 10-11pm Saturday 1-2am Access Program: South Australian Persian Saturday 2-3:30pm Swahili cultural program for the Swahili Dissenting thinkers and activists Public Information Task Group Weekend hip trip through new and world speaking diaspora From US Public Radio via the Community Radio Network music Joseph Tungaraza, Kadebe Mchwala www.araustralia.org Classical Connection Blake Cunningham, Amelia Dougherty, Access Program: Tanzanian Community Weekdays 9:10-11am Miranda Freeman, Diane Harris, Suzi Association of SA Inc Amistad Musical miscellany exploring past, Hutchings, Wendy Joseph, Deanna Sunday 2-3pm present and future connections Rohrsheim, Nicole Stevens, Julian Launch Pad Latin-American news, music and culture Luke Altmann, Keith Barrie, Tom Tregenza, Catherine Zengerer Thursday 3-3:30pm for all generations, presented in Spanish Burton, David Dent, Lisa Downie, Keith Newly graduated broadcast trainees Ricardo Ahumada, Zaida Antezana, Hempton, David Lang, Robyn Lidgett, Friendly Street www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/launchpad Noelia Caravajal, Claudia Chavez, Alex McFarlane, Dennis McLoughlin, Tuesday 3.30-4.30pm Elvia Duran, Aurimar Freitez, Karem Gul, Jeff Oates, Gavin Pearce, Wayne Riggs, poetry taken to the extreme Latitudes Rommy Moreno, Manuel Otero, Tamara Graham Smith, Peter Trevaskis, Francis Nigel Day, Suzanne Deere, Maggie Saturday 9-11pm Pena, Lorena Pineda, Luis Armas Rodrigo, Willis Emmett, Adam Klimkiewicz, Julia World music across time, space and Zulimel Leon, Yulay Perez Wakefield frontiers Access Program: Amistad Radio Inc Colla Voce Access Program: Friendly Street Poets Inc Tom Changarathil, John Driggers, Vic Tuesday 11am-noon www.friendlystreetpoets.org.au Flierl, Estela Fuentes, Nikkita Perkins, Aqueerium Following the glory of the human voice in Deanna Rohrsheim, Neil Smart Saturday 11am-12 noon solo or symphonic chorus Gastronaut It’s Queer Hear for GLBTIQ news, views, Keith Hempton, Jeff Oates, Peter Trevaskis Wednesday 9-10pm Local Noise guests and grooves www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/classical A fresh look at the way we eat Tuesday 9-10pm Logan Bold, Diana Hopkinson, Greg John Coveney, Bruce Guerin, Mark Local bands perform live in our studio Kelly, Sara McCarthy, Dame Nibyl Continuum MacNamara, Brendon Somerville Max Duncan, Leigh McGrane, Susan Mi, Thorndyke, Owen Saville Thursday 9.10-11am Ian Newton, Nikkita Perkins, Phil van Exploring modern concert music Hear Now Hout Arts Breakfast Luke Altmann, Graham Dudley, David Friday 9.10am www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/localnoise Saturday 9-11am Lang The latest classical releases Adelaide’s arts hub covering all genres Keith Hempton, Graham Smith NEO Voices of music, literature, visual and performing Country Brekky Monday 6-7pm arts plus weekly SCALA guests Saturday 6-8:30am Homepage Multi-cultural youth discuss issues around Cath Kenneally, Ewart Shaw A full flavoured feast of country Monday 6-6:30am finding a home and place as a young Wally Sparrow, Ben Sparrow IT and Technology global citizen Back Story From 2MCE via the Community Radio Network Yiling Agnes Dong, Jennifer Chen, Yoga Wednesday 6-7pm Country Café Maya Ghiniray, Avishek Grazmere, Providing perspective on politics, people Sunday 6-8am International Links Neeru Khapangi, Ekaterina Loy, Ning and places, with a special focus on New and classic country tunes from North Sunday noon-12:30pm Liang, Edilene Lopes do Carino, Ichha international issues Terrace to Nashville Students from Adelaide’s three universities Poudyel, Manisha Scrapel, Chandra Sahal Alruwaili, Sean Robinson, Julia Jim Giles, Tammy Lee Latham talk about life experiences Subedt Terreu Prof. David Boyd, Anna Donaghy, Suzie www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/neovoices www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/backstory Crossing Tracks Hutchings, Wendy Joseph Monday 10-11pm Access Program: International Students Nganampa Wangka Bindaas Bollywood Listening out at the intersection of soul, Association Friday 3-4pm Sunday 1-2pm blues and jazz Celebrating SA Aboriginal languages Break out into spontaneous song and Suzi Hutchings J-Talk Karina Lester dance www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/crossingtracks Friday 9-10pm Access Program: Mobile Language Team, Tom Changarathil Japanese culture Adelaide University Democracy Now Lee Guerin, Kyoko Katayama, Eddy Bluegrass Unlimited Saturday midnight-1am Parkinson, Wade Stephens, Keiko Sugai Ni Hao Weekend: Adelaide Sunday 11am-noon Independent current affairs analysis Access Program: Australia Japan Chinese Youth Radio Covering the bluegrass spectrum for over From US public radio via the Community Radio Network Association of SA Inc Sunday 5.30-6.60pm 20 years www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/jtalk Mandarin language program for youth Bill Lawson Dialectic news and culture Saturday 3-5am Wei Cao, Jennifer Chen, Yiling Agnes 2 hours of global music Dong, Ning Liang, Mo Miriam Zhu From Edge Radio & 3RRR via the Community Radio Access Program: Overseas Chinese Youth Network Federation of Australia Inc Radio Adelaide Programs and People September to November 2010

Nostalgia Represent The Chamber Music Hour Writers' Week Rewritten Saturday 12:30-2pm Friday 6-7pm Wednesday 11am-noon Wednesday, 3.30-4pm A musical journey from the Roaring Youth current affairs The beauty of small ensembles The best of Adelaide Writers Week 2010 Twenties through to the Fabulous Fifties Paris Dean, Sam Deere, Richard Ensor Meg Abbott, Robyn Lidgett, Gavin Sue Gilbey, Martin Goodman, Peter Malcolm Benger, Graham Clarke, Grizell www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/represent Pearce, Wayne Riggs Trevaskis Dunstall, Eric Ford www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/ Reworked The Final Say writersweekrewritten Nunga Wangga Tuesday 10-11pm Sunday 10.30-midnight Monday 7-9pm Making the old new; playing repolished, Media culture for the savvy i gen Your Rights at Night Deadly community news, issues and music refurbished musical treasures Lauren Decesare Thursday 6-7pm Elsie Amamoo, Christine Brown, Andrea Jan Foreman, Jeri Foreman Activist media; work rights & social justice Fraser, Dean Hodgson, Suzi Hutchings, Rhythm Stick The Folk Show John Briggs, Yesha Joshi, Maxine Natasha Watkins on holidays, back from December Saturday 5-6:30pm Winkley, Catherine Zengerer Off The Record Selecting the best of Anglo-Celtic, Access Program: SA Unions Saturday 5-6am Roundabout Australian and Contemporary folk www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/ From the 3RRR via the Community Radio Network Weekdays 1-3pm David Cavanagh, Julie Cavanagh, Eric yourrightsatnight Music, information & guests for older Ford, David Long, Lee Miller, Margaret On Campus listeners young in spirit. Request day is Monks, Jane Bower Zap! Sunday 8:30-9am the last Friday of every month. Friday 11pm-midnight Research and innovation at the University Roly Beverley, Valerie Carras, Graham The Piping Shrike Hour Punk meets video games of Adelaide Clarke, Errol Crouch, Malcolm Elliott, Friday 11am-noon Sam Fanning, Patrick Garrad Ewart Shaw Martin Goodman, Keith Green, Dorothy Featuring SA performers Hatwell, Neville Hatwell, Janina Karr, Grahame Dudley, Keith Hempton, Alex Out of this World Richard Lane, Kate Lennon, Natalie McFarlane, Peter Trevaskis Volunteers behind the scenes Saturday 3:30-5pm Lindsay, Grant Lucas, Brian Moore, John A musical detour off the mainstream Rawes, Kay Robins, Nic Robins, Mike The Range Admin highway Stock, John Turner, Helen Wilson Weekdays 4-5:30pm Peter Trevaskis Steve Sokvari Access Program: Radio for the Third Age Music to drive you home, or out! Includes Music Libraries www.radioadelaide.edu.au/outofthisworld Event Rundown at 5.20pm and live music Wendy Joseph, Robyn Lidgett, Jeff Oates, Saturday Blues on the Friday Live Sessions Michelle Peake, Gavin Pearce, Peter Peace of the Action Saturday 6-8pm Casey Briggs, Jonathan Brown, Mary Trevaskis, Clayton Werner Sunday 12:30-1pm Longest running blues show in Australia Campbell, Dan Davis, Sam Deere, Cassie Production and Recording Peace, justice and community action Terry Heazlewood, Ron Spain, Sister Tess Egan, Tara Egan, Richard Ensor, Daniella Jonathan Brown, Max Duncan, Robyn Jane Bower, Steve Darley, Sue Gilbey, Frangos, Chrissy Kavanagh, Walter Eadha, Evan Jarrett, Ian Newton, Alex Des Lawrence, Ruth Russell, Clayton Songcatcher Marsh, Ian Newton, Mateo Szlapek- McFarlane, Graham Smith, Phil van Hout Werner Monday 9-10pm Sewillo, Seb Tonkin, Phil van Hout Access Program: Australian Peace Explore the art of song writing with local www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/therange Advisory Committee Committee Inc singer song writers Claire Thackray, Clayton Werner The Role-Playing Hour Anne Levy, Chair Persian Program Friday midnight-1am Chelsea Lewis Sunday 3-4:30pm State of Play Fantasy characters go berserk with Mary Griffiths All things Persian, presented in Farsi Monday 3-3:30pm comedic alter egos Jonathan Brown, representing volunteers Mahboobeh Arianpad, Parnaz The high brow and low down on SA’s Adrian Thurnwald, Eleni Chrysostomou, Nikki Marcel, representing staff Hakimhashemi, Morteza performing arts Anton Rook Deborah Welch, General Manager Mohammadzaheri, Alireza Sefat, Najmeh Myk Mykyta, Ewart Shaw Sefat, Amir Sorush, Khashaya Zabihan The Wire Staff Access Program: The Persian Cultural Student Radio Weekdays 5:30pm Association of SA Inc Tuesday-Thursday 11pm-1am Repeats Tuesday-Friday 6-6:30am GENERAL MANAGER www.persian.org.au Directors Chrissy Kavanagh, Casey Briggs Live to air, daily national alternative Deborah Welch current affairs program, providing media Arts and About Public Domain access for under-represented issues. PROGRAMMING Tuesday 11pm Sunday 10-11am Annie Hastwell and Catherine Zengerer Program Manager - Talks Alicia Moraw, Eleanor Scicchitano Live recordings of the best public talks in with Ryneisha Bollard, Tara Egan, Emma- Nikki Marcel Left, Right and Centre Adelaide Jane Hoolihan, Carly Nason, Joel Philp, Program Co-ordinator - Music Tuesday 11:30pm Darren van Schaik Julian Tregenza, Pia Volk, Justin Wilkey, Kat McGuffie Dominic Mugavin, Emmanuel Njuguna, www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/publicdomain Gemma Wilson Producers Myriam Robin Produced by Radio Adelaide, 2SER Sydney, 4EB Brisbane Peter Godfrey, Annie Hastwell, Catherine UniTunes Primetime Jazz www.thewire.org.au Zengerer, Cath Kenneally, Ewart Shaw Tuesday-Friday 7-9pm Wednesday 11pm Neo Voices Mentor Jazz aficionados’ play great music four Isaiah Borgas, Ben Hampel, Richard Top Brass Ekaterina Loy Medhurst nights a week. Tuesday is Trad night, Tuesday, 3-3.30pm Immaculate Consumption including lots of Australian musicians; The biggest and brightest of big brass INFRASTRUCTURE & PRODUCTION Wednesday 11:30pm Wednesday get your dancing shoes on Paul Scott Broadcast Co-ordinator for Swing & Big Band; Thursday: Bebop John Dexter, Dave Harden Darren van Schaik and Beyond, with frequent Latin flirtations; Ctrl-Alt-Musique Voice of Shangri La Audio Production Co-ordinator Thursday 11pm Friday: Whats New, the latest releases Sunday 9:30-10:30pm Don Balaz Vanessa Cianfaglione, Rebecca McEwen and recent developments Nepali and Bhutanese cultural program IT Co-ordinator The Global Game Meg Abbott, Tony Bretherick, Anna presented in Nepali Anthony Gibbs Thursday 11:30pm Donaghy, Greg Fisher, Colin George, Birendra Bhandari, Neela Chaudhary, Michael Pannunzio, Luke Wedding Diane Harris, Suzi Hutchings, Peter Kuller, Dom Kafley, Rupa Pandey Lamichhane, ADMINISTRATION Midnight Static Bill Lawson, Roy Malandain, Michael Kamal Poudel, Ichha Poudyel, Muna Rai, Administration Co-ordinator Tues-Thurs Midnight-1am, McEwen, John Murch, Mark Rubeo, John Bhuwaneshor Sharma, Manju Thapa Sarah Strong-Law Luke Eygenraam, Alex Gordon-Smith, Simmons, Graham Smith, Jim Smith, Ron Access Program: Nepali Cultural Sales Manager Sarah Keelan, Sherin Lim-Hussein, Walter Spain, John Watts, Francis Willis Association of SA Inc Max Hicks www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/jazz Marsh, Timothy Molineux, Noomie Receptionist Tiwutanond, Seb Tonkin, Thanh Vo Up-Down-Under Jessie Cope www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/studentradio Radio Serbia & Montenegro Saturday 11:30pm-midnight Sunday 7:30-9pm Travelling the Australian musical TRAINING Tunes til Tuesday Presented in Serbian landscape Training Manager Monday 11pm-midnight Momir Dacic, Maca Mitanovski, Gina Gavin Hornibrook, Geoff Peake Nicky Page Traljic protecting endangered tunes Training Co-ordinator Access Program: Yugoslav Radio Inc Gemma Beale, Madison Deckert Writer’s Radio Sarah Tomlinson Monday 3:30-4pm, repeat Saturday noon Trainers The Borrowers Reel Time The best of Australian writing and writers Charli Bedford, Logan Bold, Jonathan Saturday 8-9pm Wednesday 10-11pm reading, reviewing and discussing the Brown, Anna Gillam, Peter Godfrey, Neil Trade tricks - musicians beg, borrow and Clinically obsessed movie geeks take on latest Australian novels and poetry Smart, Michelle Smith, Sarah Tomlinson steal both mainstream and art house cinema Cath Kenneally Ian Newton, Phil Van Hout Tristan Lintern, Kat McCarthy www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/writersradio www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/reeltime Face to a Name Kathryn Jensen Does Springtime make you happy, Safe and Sound Students generous and kind? If so, then we’ll We’re hoping to show what If it wasn’t for some negative comments provide you with an avenue to express a difference simple random about limited career opportunities in your spring-time joy by becoming a acts of kindness can do to help architecture, Kathryn Jensen may have Radio Adelaide Subscriber. Call up international students. Producer Tom been designing buildings instead of our lovely reception team on 8303- Changarathil, with the support of producing radio programs. 5000 and become a subscriber for Adelaide City Council, is $52 or $26 concession. This month’s working on the Safe and subscriber prize is two double passes Sound project, searching to all five Selby and Friends 2011 for Indian students who concerts at Elder Hall, valued at over live in the CBD to collect $800. And remember that you can short stories about their become a lifetime subscriber for $500 settlement experiences and which gives you a chance to win every encounters with Australians. month. Given the recent attacks on students and sensational Very big congratulations to our Winter media around the issues, we Subscriber winners! In May, Sean want to show simple ways Robertson won an assortment of to make a difference to Crumpler Bags and accessories valued people’s sense of belonging, at over $500. In June, Raymond Zada through the telling of real life won 6 bottles of Fox Creek’s 2006 stories about random acts of Reserve Shiraz valued at $840. And kindness. the July prize, a $600 voucher to Better World Arts, went to Mohammad Hamidi.

J-Talk Returns

Journalism won out and she came to Radio Adelaide in 2006 with the Uni SA news team. Then, as a Radio Adelaide station worker, she produced for The Wire and Breakfast, and presented on Launchpad, Chameleon and Friday Breakfast.

An opportunity with the ABC as rural reporter took her to Renmark for 9 months, and she recalls speaking with Nick Xenophon. The senator remembered her from Radio Adelaide and showed his sense of fashion sense Refreshed from six months holiday, J-Talk are back on the airwaves. and humor by remarking on a hole in Program founders Kyoko Katayama, Keiko Sugai and Lee Guerin her cardigan saying, “Now you’re at are joined by new members Eddy Parkinson and Wade Stephens. the ABC you should be able to afford a The program is supported by the Australia Japan Association of better outfit”. South Australia and is a great way to learn Japanese, hear local and international news and culture. Fridays, 9pm A three month internship at 5AA working with Leon Byner brought her back to Adelaide, and now back home she gets to indulge in one of her Lifetime Subscribers Pat Masters, Kat McGuffie, Richard Medhurst, Norma Milliner, John Murch, Francis Nathan, passions - football (she used to play Meg Abbott, Frank Baker, Don Balaz, Dianne Bell, Nicky Page, Michelle Peake, Troy Pellaschiar, in an all girls team). She now spends Ross Blanchard, Mark Blumberg, Alan Brissenden, Gabi Pieklo, Deanna Rohrsheim, Mark Rubeo, Clive Brooks, Jane Brooks, Alex Brown, Jane Bernhard Sayer, Ros Sells, Ewart Shaw, Anna her weekends at Triple M paneling Brownrigg, Tom Burton, Bruce Candy, Margaret & Shepherd, Alison Skewes, Ric Smit, Ela Smith, for local and networked AFL matches Charles Cassar, Linh Chung, Viesturs Cielens, Rod Graham Smith, Peter Smith, Rob Smith, Brendan and as assistant producer on Dead Set Crewther, Alan Dandie, Jean Dodds, Lisa Downie, Somerville, George Southgate, Rachel Spencer, Legends. Grahame Dudley, Max Duncan, Chris Field, Peter Spooner, Bronte Stirling, David Temby, Peggy Friedrichs, Rosalie Gibbs, Kathleen Grosser, Marika Tiggemann, Anne Tonkin, Brian and Bruce Guerin, Barbara Hardy, David Harris, Alan Vivien Tonkin, Peter Tyson, Ann van der Zwaag, And with all that, she still finds time to Hickinbotham, Diana Hopkinson, Gillian Hunter, Prema Georgina Van Zoen, Lewis Warren, Deborah produce the Tuesday Breakfast program Iyer, John Johnston, Stephen Jones, Beate Josephi, Welch, Clayton Werner, Alison White, Jane at Radio Adelaide. Sandra Kanck, Laine Langridge, Colin Lawton, Anne & Trevor Wilson, Helen Winefield, and 6 Levy, Natalie Lindsay, Arthur Littlejohns, Nikki Marcel, anonymous 12 Make it Happen... CertifiCates & diploMas in: eleCtroniC MusiC produCtion audio engineering sydney - Melbourne - byron bay brisbane - adelaide - pertH

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