Brian presents an encore of two of his great specials. At 2pm, he’ll feature the Four Lads. They originally came from Canada, and were a very popular vocal group in the first half of the 1950s, having started out on
Join Neil on Midday Jazz because he’ll play tracks from the classic 1920’s Louis Armstrong Hot Five plus some from Jimmy Rushing’s 1950’s recordings and continue with the great jazz guitarists. READ MORE ABOUT MIDDAY JAZZ MONDAY
Grace Lech will be analysing what’s new in the world of travel for 2019 and what is it that people are seeking in their quest for the bold and unknown; where no one has been before! Some little statistics as
Plant Doctor is dealing with bean problems now that we’re growing warm season vegetables in the garden. What’s a salty ice plant and do you eat it or lick it in vegetable heroes? Forget Cocos palms they’re a weed. If
Patricia, Robin & Maree present a broad selection of Celtic folk music that carries the rich history & culture of the Scottish people. You’ll hear latest releases, traditional favourites as well as Gaelic songs, which Robin (the Gaelic whisperer) will
Choirs are increasingly seen as a vital part of the community. Whether you’re a member or just part of the audience – the angelic sound of choral music speaks to the soul and lifts the spirit! We feature all forms
This week, Brian is re-playing two of his previous Specials. In the first hour at 2pm, his theme is “Imitations”. When an artist develops a distinctive style, other artists have attempted to imitate them, mostly for comedic effect but sometimes
Neil has another exclusive interview with former Specials member Neville Staple. Neil asks many questions including “How much does he remember of his earliest days of living in Jamaica? Why is ska such a deep seated love for Neville? What
Rob says “On summer days, I cover the waterfront between Green Dolphin Street and MacArthur Park. That’s life, I guess – at least it’s paid work!” I just wish I could have Oscar Peterson, Julie London, Stan Kenton and Nenna
Marianne ask’s Stuart, Garden Historian “What’s the deal with plants from New Zealand?” That’s in the garden history segment. What’s leafy and green but not lettuce or spinach? We’re growing it in Vegetable Heroes. Amazing gum trees and why they’re