Arts Breakfast
Saturday 9-11am
Adelaide 's arts hub covering all genres of music, literature, visual and performing arts plus weekly SCALA guests
Cath Kenneally, Logan Bold, Ewart Shaw

Back Story
Wednesday 6-7pm
Providing perspective on politics, people and places, with a special focus on international issues
Casey Hribar, Sean Robinson, Julia Terreu
www.backstory.org.au

Barometer
Sunday 9-10am
Monitoring climate change, promoting local action
Jessica Wynne
radiobarometer.com

Breakfast with Peter Godfrey
Weekdays 6:30-9:10am
Adelaide ’s alternative for local current affairs, culture and a new world of music
Peter Godfrey with Tom Changarathil, Adam Hegarty, Clare Hesketh, Kathryn Jensen, Adam Jones, Tanya Pollock, Tim Smythe, Owen Teakle, Jessica Wynne
radioadelaidebreakfast.wordpress.com

Call Of The Beloved
Soroush-e-Doust
Friday 10-11pm
Music, history, drama, poetry, discussion in the Baha’i faith, presented in Persian
Kai’y Azadegan, Wendy Azadegan, Shahin Azadegan, Haleh Kazrai, Nasrullah Yazadani
Access Program: South Australian Persian Public Information Task Group

Chameleon
Thursday 11-midnight
New presenters try out new ideas
c/o - Nikki Marcel

Democracy Now
Saturday midnight-1am
Independent current affairs analysis
From US public radio via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Nikki Marcel

Earth Matters
Tuesday 3:30-4pm
Grassroots environmental issues
From 3CR via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Nikki Marcel

Expanding Horizons
Sunday 8-8:30am
Exploring issues wherever spirituality and social concerns interact
Clive Brooks, Jane Brooks, Jenny Dyster, Noel Fraser, Tricia Kress, Brian Menzies, Pauline Rooney, Daphne Treloar, Barbara Willow
Access Program: Unitarian Church

Fly on the Wall
Friday 3:30-4pm
Documentaries from around the world
Matt Buckley

Gastronaut
Wednesday 9-10pm
A fresh look at the way we eat
John Coveney, Bruce Guerin, Mark MacNamara, Brendon Somerville, Lara Winsor

Homepage
Monday 6-6:30am
IT and Technology
From 2MCE via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Nikki Marcel

International Links
Sunday noon-12:30pm
Students from Adelaide’s three universities talk about life experiences
Prof. David Boyd, Anna Donaghy, Suzie Hutchings, Wendy Joseph
Access Program: International Students Association

J-Talk
Friday 9-10pm
Japanese culture and news presented in Japanese and English
Tomoko Arase, Lee Guerin, Bruce Guerin, Kyoko Katayama, Hiroe Kato, Miwa Miura, Keiko Zeitz
Access Program: Australia Japan Association Inc
www.geocities.jp/jtalk_adelaide_radio

Karawaan
Sunday 6:30-7:30pm
Afghan community and culture helping new migrants adjust to their new society, presented in Dari
Zia Abrahimzadeh, Arman Abrahimzadeh, Besmellah Rezaee
Access Program: Karawaan Organisation

Karibu
Thursday 10-11:pm
Swahili cultural program for the Swahili speaking diaspora
Kassim Dinno, Kadebe Mchwala
Access Program: Tanzanian Community Association of SA Inc

Launch Pad
Friday 3-3:30pm
Newly graduated broadcast trainees
launchpadradio.wordpress.com

Miss Mention
Thursday midnight - 1am Friday
What do girls want? For young women and anyone who knows one
Chrissy Kavanagh, Gemma Beale

National Indigenous News Review
Thursdays 3-3:30pm
An Indigenous news roundup from around the nation
From the National Indigenous Radio Service via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Nikki Marcel

NEO Voices
Monday 6-7pm
Multi-cultural youth discuss issues around finding a home and place as a young global citizen
Joe Tungaraza, Taban Ongee, Ekaterina Loy, Rupa Lamichane, Talita Coradette, Edilene Lopes do Carino, Teko Amouzou, Rohan Charles, Mohhamed Abdullahi
Supported by Lutheran Community Care
www.neovoices.blogspot.com

Nunga Wangga
Monday 7-9pm
Deadly community news, issues and music
Christine Brown, Rebecca Burgess, Andrew Craker, Dean Hodgson, Madeline Love, Corey Theatre

On Campus
Sunday 8:30-9am
Research and innovation at the University of Adelaide
Ewart Shaw

On the Boards
Tuesday 3:30-4pm
Peek behind the curtains of Australian musical theatre
Errol Crouch

Peace of the Action
Sunday 12:30-1pm
Peace, justice and community action
Jane Bower, Steve Darley, Sue Gilbey, Des Lawrence, Ruth Russell, Clayton Werner
Access Program: Australian Peace Committee Inc

Persian Program
Sunday 3-4:30pm
All things Persian, presented in Farsi
Haleh Kazrai, Morteza Mohammadzaheri, Kashayar Zabihan
Access Program: The Persian Cultural Association of SA Inc

Phenomenon
Tuesday midnight-1am
Phenomena, philosophy and science meet and make music
Ian Newton, Phil van Hout

Public Domain
Sunday 10-11am
Live recordings of the best public talks in Adelaide
Darren van Schaik
radioadelaidepublicdomain.wordpress.com

Sun / 17 January - EcoMapping and Environmental Management Systems
Heinz-Werner Engel
Presented by the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre
Recorded: Bradley Forum, UniSA / 7 Sept 2009

Sun / 24 January - Downer and Kingston: SA themes of Federation
John Bannon
An author event presented by the Friends of the University of Adelaide Library
Recorded: Barr Smith Library / 24 Sept 2009

Sun / 31 January - Hard Sell: The Ethics of Marketing
Pascale Questor
Presented by the University of Adelaide as part of it's Research Tuesday series
Recorded: University of Adelaide / 13 October 2009

Sun / 7 February - Changing the World through Film
Pamela Yates, Megan Doneman and Kiran Bedi, Katrina Sedgewick, Joost den Hartog
Presented by the 2009 Adelaide Film Festival, the Australian International Documentary Conference and The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre
Recorded: Bradley Forum / 24 Feb 2009

Sun / 14 February - Hawke Conversation Series: Global Feelings? Feeling Global? The role of emotions in the 21st century
Sara Ahmed and Elspeth Probyn in conversation, and moderated by Gilbert Caluya
Jointly presented by the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and the Hawke Research Institute
Recorded: Bradley Forum / 1 Sept 2009

Sun / 21 February - David Malouf: A Body of Work – The Making of it
Barr Smith Discovery Series: Presented by the Friends of the University of Adelaide Library
Union Hall, University of Adelaide
Recorded: Union Hall, University of Adelaide / 27 Aug 2010

Sun / 28 February - Beyond the Economic Crisis: Alternatives and Neolibralisation
John Quiggan
Presented by the Don Dunstan Foundation
Recorded: Art Gallery of SA / 30 Sept 2009

Radio Serbia & Montenegro
Sunday 7:30-9pm
Formerly Yugoslav Radio, presented in Serbian
Momir Dacic, Maca Mitanovski, Gina Trajlic
Access Program: Yugoslav Radio Inc

Reel Time
Wednesday 10-11pm
Clinically obsessed movie geeks take on both mainstream and arthouse cinema
Tristan Lintern, Kat McCarthy
www.reeltimepodcast.blogspot.com

Represent
Friday 6-7pm
Youth current affairs
Paris Dean, Sam Deere, Richard Ensor
www.representradio.com

Roundabout
Weekdays 1-3pm
Music, information & guests for older listeners young in spirit. Request day is the last Friday of every month.
Roly Beverley, Valerie Carras, Graham Clarke, Errol Crouch, Malcolm Elliott, Martin Goodman, Keith Green, Dorothy Hatwell, Neville Hatwell, Janina Karr, Richard Lane, Kate Lennon, Natalie Lindsay, Grant Lucas, Patsy Mildred, Geoffrey Mildred, Brian Moore, Kay Robins, Nick Robins, Mike Stock, John Turner, Larry Warren, Helen Wilson
Access Program: Radio for the Third Age

Stir
Tuesday 6-7pm
V Gen - Making a choice for social justice
Ryneisha Bollard, Jeri Foreman, Fran Gallardo, Eleanor Mitchell, Stacey Patterson, Adelaide Png, Erin Riddel, David Saunders, Stephen Smiley, Stephanie May Symon, Yiran Wang
Access Program: World Vision Australia, V-Generation

The Final Say
Wednesday midnight-1am
Media culture for the savvy i gen
Lauren Decesare, Reuben Solomon

The Role-Playing Hour
Friday midnight-1am
Fantasy characters go berzerk with comedic alter egos
Adrian Thurnwald, Luke Wilson

The Wire
Weekdays 5:30pm
Repeats Tuesday-Friday 6-6:30am
Live to air, daily national alternative current affairs program, providing media access for under-represented issues. Produced by Radio Adelaide with 2SER Sydney and 4EB Brisbane
Annie Hastwell and Catherine Zengerer with Elise Beacom, Ryneisha Bollard, Lisa Burns, Hannah Chipperfield, Tara Egan, Danni Gillard, Claire Hesketh, Alice McKinnon, Jenna Monday, Johnny Stokes, Julian Tregenza, Jessica Wynne, Michelle Xue Yang
www.thewire.org.au

The Voice of Serbia
Sunday 5:30-6:30pm
Serbian news, culture, current affairs and music presented in Serbian
Dan Jovanovic, Milena Kovacevic, Ranko Trivic, Angela Trivic
Access Program: The Voice of Serbia Inc

The Voice of Shangri La
Sunday 9:30-10:30pm
Nepali and Bhutanese cultural program presented in Nepali
Neela Chaudhary, Dom Kafley, Rupa Pandey Lamichhane, Bhuwaneshor Sharma
Access Program: Nepali Cultural Association of SA Inc

WHISPA
Sunday 1-2pm
The Web of Hearing Impaired Students and Parents Alliance get deaf kids talking
Simon Crisci, Michelle Hendriks, Alex Phillips, Monique Wright
Access Program: Cora Barclay Centre Inc

Writer’s Radio
Monday 3:30-4pm, repeat Saturday noon
The best of Australian writing and writers reading, reviewing and discussing the latest Australian novels and poetry
Cath Kenneally
www.radio.adelaide.edu.au/writersradio

Writers radio repeats

Jan. 16
WR 15: Play, Never a Drop to Drink

Jan. 23
WR 14: Monica Ali and Deborah Forster on In the Kitchen and The Book of Emmett

Jan. 30
WR 2: Cathy Young and Jean Kent (Qld) poets

Feb. 6
WR 7: Gary Disher and David Malouf

Feb.13
WR 11: Lesley Jorgensen reads 'Deirdre' and Marion Steinmets: Leaving Home

Feb.20
WR 16: Fran Cusworth's Hopetoun Wives, Wendy Harmer and Dom Knight

Feb. 27
WR 17: Ron Phillips (UK) and Nicola Haywood's story Dead Larry

Mar. 6
WR 36: Hannah Kent with 'Agnes Magnusdottir', Peter Bakowski, Ken Bolton

Your Rights at Night
Thursday 6-7pm
Activist media; work rights & social justice
John Briggs, Karen Brown, Phillipa Schliebs, Maxine Winkley, Catherine Zengerer
Access Program: SA Unions
www.myspace.com/rightsatnight

more MUSIC than talk

3Words Punk
Sunday 10:30pm-midnight
So-cal, hardcore, acoustic, emo, oldschool, newschool
Ben Rohrlach, Daniel Winter

Adelaide Concert Hour
Monday 11am-noon
Live recordings of SA classical concerts
Gavin Pearce, Stuart Robinson, Peter Trevaskis

December 7
JS BACH Prelude & fugue
In C major for organ: BWV 547
DENISON Stasis
Elder Con. Wind Orchestra
Cond: Robert Hower
BRAHMS Fantasias Op 116
SAINT-SAENS Scherzo d'apres
Les pecheurs de perles
Antony Gray,p

December 14
FAURE Requiem
Adelaide Harmony Choir
Cond: John Hall
Part Fratres
Elder Con. Cello Ensemble
BUTTERWORTH
Shropshire Lad
Adelaide Youth Orchestra
Cond: Martin Butler

December 21
JACKSON Passacaglia
Elder Con. Wind Orchestra
Cond: Robert Hower
HAYDN Piano trio in A
(Hob xv:18)
Elder Trio
TCHAIKOVSKY
Serenade for strings in C, op 48
Adelaide Chamber Players:
Director & violin: Sophie Rowell

December 28
DE BREVILLE Sonata for viola & piano
Keith Crellin,viola Roy Howat,p
PERGOLESI Stabat Mater
Louisa Perfect,s Greta Bradman,ms
Lesley Lewis,or Young Adelaide
Voices Cond: Christie Anderson

SUMMER REPEATS

January 4
BUXTEHUDE Praeludium,D
Christopher Wrench,or
BEETHOVEN Sonata for horn
& piano in F, op 17
Daryl Poulsen,hn David Lockett,p
SCHUMANN Piano quintet in Eb,
Op 44
ASQ, Lucinda Collins,p

January 11
VIVALDI Concerto for 4
Violins & strings in D, op 3 no 1
Young Symphonists
Cond: Keith Crellin
BRAHMS Piano trio no. 1
in B op 8
Elder Piano Trio
BARTOK 6 Romanian
Folkdances
Elder Con. Chamber Orchestra
Cond: Gunars Larsens

January 18
VIVALDI "Autumn" RV293
Monique Lapins,v
Elder Con. Chamber Orchestra
Cond: Keith Crellin
BRAHMS Variations on a
Theme by Schumann
Courtney Miller,p#
DEBUSSY String quartet
in G minor op 10
Grainger Quartet

January 25
JS BACH Vater unser in
Himmelreich, BWV 678
Calvin Bowman,or
BRAHMS Piano trio no. 1
in B op 8
Elder Piano Trio
MENDELSSOHN String
Symphony no. 10
Elder Con. Chamber Orchestra
Cond: Gunars Larsens

February 1
MOZART Divertimento K137
Elder Con. Chamber Orchestra
Cond: Gunars Larsens
RACHMANINOV Cello
Sonata op 19
Janice Tan,p Janis Laurs vc
POULENC Sonata for
Clarinet & bassoon
Geoffrey Bourgault,cl
Mark Gaydon,bn

February 8
JS BACH Allein Gott BWV 662
Calvin Bowman,or
SCHUBERT Piano sonata in
A minor, D784
Andre Georg,p
SHOSTAKOVICH
String quartet no 4
Zephyr Quartet

February 15
GRIEG Sonata in E minor
op 7
Warwick Ambrose,p
GRIEG Lyric pieces for
Piano op 43
Nina Murton,p
POLGLASE Trio No 4 for violin, Cello and piano
Seraphim Trio

February 22
FIDGE Elegy in a country
Town
Elder Con. Wind Orchestra
Cond: Robert Hower
ELGAR Serenade for strings
In E minor, op 20
Adelaide Chamber Players:
Director & violin: Sophie Rowell
BRAHMS Piano trio in C, op 87
Elder Trio

# Recitals Australia

Afro World
Thursday 9-10pm
Beats, culture, news and current affairs for the African diaspora
Joe Tungaraza

Bluegrass Unlimited
Sunday 11am-noon
Covering the bluegrass spectrum for over 20 years
Bill Lawson

Chamber Music Hour
Wednesday 11am-noon
The beauty of small ensembles
David Dent, Robyn Lidgett, Reg Mitchell, Wayne Riggs

Classical Connection
Weekdays 9:10-11am
Musical miscellany exploring past, present and future connections
Luke Altmann, Keith Barrie, Tom Burton, Myra Chalk, David Dent, Lisa Downie, David Harris, Keith Hempton, John Johnston, David Lang, Robyn Lidgett, Pat Masters, Alec McBeath, Alex McFarlane, Dennis McLoughlin, Adrian Middeldorp, Reg Mitchell, Jeff Oates, Gavin Pearce, Wayne Riggs, Graham Smith, Peter Trevaskis, Francis Willis
c/o - Manuel Otero

Colla Voce
Tuesday 11am-noon
Following the glory of the human voice in solo or symphonic chorus
David Dent, David Lane, Jeff Oates, Peter Trevaskis

Continuum
Thursday 9.10-11am, Classical Connection
20th century modern classics
Luke Altmann, Graham Dudley

Country Brekky
Saturday 6-8:30am
A full flavoured feast of country
Wally Sparrow, Ben Sparrow

Country Café
Sunday 6-8am
New and classic country tunes from North Terrace to Nashville
Jim Giles, Tammy Lee Latham

Crossing Tracks
Tuesday 11pm-midnight
Listening out at the intersection of soul, blues and jazz
Suzi Hutchings

Dialectic
Saturday 3-5am
2 hours of global music
From Edge Radio & 3RRR via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Manuel Otero

Ear to the Ground
Thursday 11am-noon
What's new with Adelaide's classical composers
Luke Altmann, Grahame Dudley, David Lang, Alex McFarlane

F Sharp
Wednesday 3-4pm
Issues affecting women, with a funk to rock diva soundtrack
Alida Parente, Hayley Welch

Free Range
Saturday 2-3:30pm
Weekend hip trip through new and world music
Mary Campbell, Amelia Dougherty, Daniela Frangos, Diane Harris, Suzi Hutchings, Claire Knight, Deanna Rohrsheim, Julian Tregenza, Catherine Zengerer
c/o - Manuel Otero

Hear Now
Friday – Classical Connection
The latest classical releases
Keith Hempton, Graham Smith

Indigenous Hip Hop Show
Monday 10-11pm
Indigenous Hip Hop with legendary Munkimuk
From Koori Radio via the Community Radio Network
c/o - Manuel Otero

Jazz on the Terrace
Weekdays noon-1pm
A smorgasbord of the jazz you love
Meg Abbott, Tony Bretherick, Michael Criddle, Anna Donaghy, Lisa Downie, Greg Fisher, Colin George, Diane Harris, Suzi Hutchings, Peter Kuller, Bill Lawson, Michael McEwen, John Simmons, Graham Smith, Jim Smith, John Watts, Francis Willis, Elaine Wright
rajazzprograms.wordpress.com

Jazz ‘til Dawn
Sunday midnight-6am
All styles
Greg Fisher

Latitudes
Saturday 9-11pm
World music across time, space and frontiers
Tom Changarathil, John Driggers, Vic Flierl, Estela Fuentes, Nikkita Perkins, Deanna Rohrsheim, Neil Smart

Local Noise
Tuesday 9-10pm
Local bands perform live in our studio
Max Duncan, Leigh McGrane, Susan Mi, Nikkita Perkins, Phil van Hout
Myspace Page

Nostalgia
Saturday 12:30-2pm
A musical journey from the Roaring Twenties through to the Fabulous Fifties
Malcolm Benger, Graham Clarke, Grizell Dunstall, Eric Ford

Out of this World
Saturday 3:30-5pm
A musical detour off the mainstream highway
Steve Sokvari
www.radioadelaideoutofthisworld.wordpress.com

Primetime Jazz
Tuesday-Friday 7-9pm
Jazz aficionados’ play great music four nights a week. Tuesday is Trad night, including lots of Australian musicians; Wednesday get your dancing shoes on for Swing & Big Band; Thursday: Bebop and Beyond, with frequent Latin flirtations; Friday:Whats New: the latest releases and recent developments.
Meg Abbott, Mark Blumberg, Tony Bretherick, Michael Criddle, Anna Donaghy, Lisa Downie, Greg Fisher, Colin George, Diane Harris, Suzi Hutchings, Peter Kuller, Bill Lawson, Roy Malandain, Michael McEwen, John Murch, Mark Rubeo, John Simmons, Graham Smith, Jim Smith, Ron Spain, John Watts, Francis Willis, Elaine Wright
c/o - Manuel Otero

Reworked
Wednesday 11pm-midnight
Making the old new; playing repolished, refurbished musical treasures
Jan Foreman, Jeri Foreman

Rhythm Stick
Saturday 8-9pm
An intoxicating mix of percussion driven music from around the world, from traditional beats to global fusions
Michelle Smith

Saturday Blues
Saturday 6-8pm
Longest running blues show in Australia
Terry Heazlewood, Big Mike Hotz

Songcatcher
Monday 9-10pm
Explore the art of song writing with local singer song writers
Claire Thackray, Clayton Werner

Souled Out
Monday 3-3:30pm
Doo wopping soul from the 50s & 60s
Diane Harris

Top Brass
Tuesday 3-3:30pm
The polished sounds of brass
Paul Scott

The Angry Hour
Monday 11pm-midnight
Punk is not a fashion statement, it's music to punch walls to
Matt Lindquist

The Folk Show
Saturday 5-6:30pm
Selecting the best of Anglo-Celtic, Australian and Contemporary folk for over 30 years
David Cavanagh, Julie Cavanagh, Eric Ford, David Long, Margaret Monks

The Future
Monday midnight-1am
It’s all about the music, featuring just-released indie, rock & electro
Patrick Lockwood, Alison Lyne

The Outer Limits
Tuesday 10-11pm
Deep in space with electronic, techno, house, hip hop, jazz, funk & soul music
Nathan Goode

The Piping Shrike Hour
Friday 11am-noon
Featuring SA performers
Grahame Dudley, Keith Hempton, John Johnston, Alex McFarlane, Peter Trevaskis

December 4th
Students from Brighton Secondary School preparing for their Exams.
Presenter - Peter Trevaskis

December 11th
The delightful soprano and harpist, Emma Horwood talks about her passion for singing and the release of her new album recorded she has recorded with guitarist, Alex Tsiboulski.
Presenter - Alex McFarlane

December 18th
A Xmas Garland in which we talk to and about Xmas music in Adelaide.
Presenter - Keith Hempton

December 25th
Special programming for Christmas Day

January 1st
Special programming for New Years Day

January 8th
Adelaide voices in concert.
Presenter - Peter Trevaskis

January 15th
More fine performances from Adelaide artists and ensembles. Violinist Julia Stevens and pianist Larissa Schneider perform Vaughan Williams' "The Lark Ascending" and the Adelaide Youth Orchestra plays Berlioz's "Roman Carnival Overture'.
Presenter - John Johnston

January 22nd
Rachel Johnstone, cellist from the Australian String Quartet. Performing with pianists, Stefan Ammer and Charles Bodman Rae.
Presenter - Alex McFarlane

January 29th
Callie Wood. A composer's perspective.
Presenter - Keith Hempton

February 5th
When too many flutes isn't more than enough. The Elder Conservatorium Flutes.
Presenter - Peter Trevaskis

February 12th
Performances from fine young violinist, Monique Lapins in 2006 and 2007.
Presenter - Alex McFarlane

February 19th
The principle oboist of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Peter Duggan. Playing not just the oboe but also the oboe d'Amore and cor anglais.
Presenter - Alex McFarlane

February 26th
Soprano, Greta Bradman. Up and Coming....and Going
Presenter - Keith Hempton

The Range
Weekdays 4-5:30pm
Keep sane during drive time. Includes giveaways, Event Rundown at 5.20pm and the Friday Live Sessions
Casey Briggs, Jonathan Brown, Mary Campbell, Alex Cothren, Dan Davis, Sam Deere, Cassie Egan, Tara Egan, Richard Ensor, Daniella Frangos, Chrissy Kavanagh, Ian Newton, Phil van Hout
www.therange.wordpress.com
c/o - Manuel Otero

Up-Down-Under
Saturday 11:30pm-midnight
Travelling the Australian musical landscape
Gavin Hornibrook, Geoff Peake

Zap!
Friday 11pm-midnight
Punk meets video games
Tristan Brown, Sam Fanning, Patrick Garrad, Nathan Sharrad

Volunteers behind the scenes
Admin
Alex Akritidis, Peter Trevaskis

Music Libraries
David Dent, Richard Ensor, Gavin Hornibrook, Wendy Joseph, Robyn Lidgett, Jeff Oates, Michelle Peake, Gavin Pearce, Wayne Riggs, Peter Trevaskis

Production and Recording
Jonathan Brown, Max Duncan, Liam Goodfellow, Evan Jarrett, Ian Newton, Alex McFarlane, Graham Smith, Phil van Hout