Wednesday

Classic hits, local info and interviews with Tim Williams. Featuring National Radio News on the hour. Featuring interviews with local politicians, community members and on Tuesdays 8.20am with the Commander of the Chifley Police District, Detective Superintendent Peter O’Brien.  

The Phantom Dancer, DJ’d by 1920s-30s singer Greg Poppleton, is your non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s-60s radio. Lots of live high energy music, lots of first hand history from original radio broadcasts, very little talk. How does he do it? CBAA Best Music Show Award 2007. Finalist 2016.

Monthly specials highlight a personality or a band, a vocalist, musician, some relevant calendar event, perhaps a type of music or dance.  

Community news from the Seymour Centre.

Reading The Western Advocate, The Central Western Daily and Charles Sturt University News with Community Volunteers Charles Sturt Students & Staff.  

Two mates having a chat about entertainment industry. Movie reviews, concert stories and everything going on across the world of entertainment!

Country songs there for you, just the way you like it.

Community Drive program presents the latest news from around our region.

The Wire is a daily current affairs program, broadcast nationally around Australia on the Community Radio Network. The flagship national program for the community radio sector since 2004, The Wire is a significant alternative voice in Australian current affairs. We cover stories across Politics, Education, International affairs, Science & Technology, Health, Indigenous Affairs and Arts & Literature to name a few. Our broadcast stations are spread across city, country and remote parts of Australia. They include including many remote Indigenous communities and places with no other broadcast media. More than 5 million people across Australia can tune into The Wire on any weekday Check out our stories on  thewire.org.au

Queer ear takes the listener on a thought-provoking and entertaining journey. The program aims to provide the ultimate exploration of the joys and difficulties of being LGBTQ+ in the Central West. At a time when queer culture has never been so mainstream the options and freedoms on offer to LGBTQ+ people living in the Central West are greater than ever before. But is same-sex marriage, improved media visibility and all it’s cracked up to be? At what cost does this acceptance come? Queer ear intends to serve the social, cultural and educational interests of the community. This program is committed to providing a voice for the diverse LGBTI communities in the Central West, enabling freedom of expression, the breaking down of isolation and the celebration of LGBTQI+ culture, achievements and pride.

Music on a theme, with a special kind of something to accompany your evening. Alison and Lisa share the hosting duties.   Photo by Mohammad Metri on Unsplash

  Featured image by Georgy Rudakov on Unsplash

interviews from a Queer perspective with Lisa 'Dano' Daniel

Studio 8 brings you the hits from around Australia and around the world. You'll always hear something you love in Studio 8. In 2019, Gary Sweetnam (of [...]