CARLTON LIVE! Voices From the Flats: CD Launch with Lunch

 

CARLTON LIVE! is a collection of voices and songs from the Carlton Housing Estate.  Each voice has a story to tell about living in Carlton or coming to Australia or just about what is going on inside the mind of the songwriter. Many of the songs were recorded as part of the Carlton Musicians Course, staged in 2009 by 3CR Community Radio in partnership with the City of Melbourne’s Carlton Flats Arts Project. Featuring music by Ruth Rogers-Wright, Sekove Tui, Joseph Zammit and Mick Varney.

 

Join us to celebrate the launch of CARLTON LIVE! 

Thursday 12 August 2010

12.30 – 2:00 pm

La Mama Theatre, 205 Faraday Street, Carlton

 

Light refreshments provided. Free. Everyone gets a CD!

 

Stick Together Radiothon Fundraiser

ELECTION 2010: UNFINISHED BUSINESS In 2007 we had 'Your Rights at Work'. What campaigns will unions wage before the next Federal Election?

Come to a Union Forum at 7pm on Thursday 24 June, Trades Hall, Meeting Room 1, 2 Lygon St, Carlton South. Entry $5/$10.

Speakers: Steve Dargavel: Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU), Ralph Edwards: CFMEU Construction & General Division, Gwynnyth Evans: Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union (AMIEU), Dean Mighell: Electrical Trades Union (ETU).

A fundraiser for 3CR's Stick Together union show. For more information, contact Diana Beaumont 9419 8377 / 0431 462 933 or stick.together@hotmail.com

Ducks in the Mud Radiothon Fundraiser

Join the Friday Breakfast team for a great night of local music on Sunday 20 June from 7pm at Open Studio, 204 High Street, Northcote.

Live music from: Ducks in the Mud, Genevieve & Jezebel, The Vertical Smiles, and Lucy Wise. $5 unwaged/$8 waged. Support alternative current affairs and local music all in the one night!

Short Attention Span II

\The Squatters and Unwaged Workers Airwaves (SUWA) invite you to an evening of troublemaking short films. Thursday 17 June, 7 - 10 pm, Irene Warehouse, 5 Pitt St Brunswick.

Come and see inspiring short films about troublemaking from all around the world with lush food, drinks and popcorn for sale. This is a 3CR fundraiser - tickets are $5/$10.

The SUWA show is on every Friday, 5.30-6.30pm and covers a range of areas from anarchist-feminist perspectives on the world, progress, pirates, activist rights and resisting the loss of civil liberties, the far right, state repression, squatting and other forms of resistance to capitalist work-discipline from Australia and around the world plus, love song dedications.

Two to the Valley Radiothon Benefit 

3CR has a range of annual events like the 3CR Radiothon, Subscriber Drive and a number of special broadcasts. Our website also has a Community Event Calendar.
Two to the Valley Radiothon Benefit :Come along to this Saturday's 3CR Radiothon Benefit Show at the John Curtin Hotel, 29 Lygon Street, Carlton South (opposite Trades Hall).

Support 3CR program Two to the Valley (Sundays at 11pm - 12.30am) with a great musical line up including Beaches, New War, Rubbish Warriors, and Interzone. Doors open at 8pm. 

Girly is Good Farewell Cabaret 

After many moons and many afternoons Girly is Good is celebrating and saying goodbye to the airwaves with a big seeya later cabaret night. Girly is Good has celebrated and promoted women’s music and art on Sundays from 2 - 3pm since 2001.

Come and laugh and dance and be entertained by these talented media makers and their very clever friends. To raise funds for 3CR's annual radiothon we are taking over the Empress Hotel (714 Nicholson Street, North Fitzroy) on Friday 14 May, 8pm til late.

Acts include: One Trick Pony (Circus chicas extraordinare) with special guest Francesca Sculli; Anna's Go Go Academy Dance Army; Emmy-Lou and the Side Saddle Gals (Emily Hayes's country comedy covers band); Vivienne Black and her Viola playing side kick; DJ's Maria Sokratis and much more ...  

 

 

Come to the Launch of the 3CR Mural

You are invited to the launch of 3CR's new mural on Friday 26 March 6PM.
The street party will welcome the new mural to the neighbourhood and will feature a BBQ, music including the Bulls and the Brothers Grim, speakers - the City of Yarra Mayor and the Tony Abbott's Ladies Auxiliary Club - and the mural unveiling by the artists.
Artists Bindi Cole, Tom Civil and Reko Rennie have designed and created the artwork along with input from some of 3CR’s 400 volunteers, local Indigenous organisations and a team of young Indigenous people.
This is a drug and alcohol free event.
The 3CR Mural Project 2010 was funded by Arts Victoria and the Victorian Government through the Community Support Fund, the City of Yarra and JBSeed.

Thanks also to Kads Plant Hire www.kadsplanthire.com.au and Manfax Paints www.manfax.com.au for generously supporting this project.

Turn Up Your Radio!

Turn Up Your Radio! and tune in to 3CR on International Day of People with Disability on  December 3rd 2009.

3CR’s mics will be turned over to people with disabilities – we’ve been Shut Out but we won’t Shut Up!. With the financial support of Melbourne City Council Metro Access Initiative 3CR Radio put a call out for people with disabilities to make their own radio – and they did! - 12 hours of it!

So tune in and celebrate International Day of People with Disability between 6am and 6.00pm this Thursday and decide which barriers you’re going to help break down.

 

 

 

 

Beyond the Bars 6

Beyond the Bars 6 is out now! The CD contains highlights of 3CR's Award Winning prison broadcasts featuring the voices and opinions of Indigenous men and women in Victorian prisons.

A special congratulations and thank you to all those on the inside who participated in this year's broadcasts. Beyond the Bars 6 is available free from the station so please drop in, call the station on 03 9419 8377 or email to get your copy.

Thanks to the Department of Justice, the Community Broadcasting Foundation, the Neighbourhood Justice Centre and the City of Melbourne for their support of Beyond the Bars in 2009. 

 

3CR's Seeds of Dissent Calendar Launch

Everyone is welcome to come to the Calendar Launch on Friday, 13 November at Readings Bookshop in Carlton at 6pm for free wine and talk! Contributing artists Deborah Kelly, Rayna Fahey from Radical Cross Stitch and Tom Civil will be speaking.

Face Up To The Future! with 3CR’s fifth Seeds Of Dissent Calendar. 3CR asked 12 artists who are part of Australian activist culture to contribute an artwork that reflects their idea of the future.

Buy your calendar online from 3CR for only $22 (see right) or call 03 9419 8377. Read on...

 

Take a People's Tour with 3CR!

3CR launches into the Melbourne Fringe Festival (23 September - 11 October) with our very own events! Join a People's Tour and discover some of Melbourne's hidden histories with these uniquely personal tours. Book your tour (from 1 September onwards) with activist author Iain McIntyre, singer Irine Vela (both photographed here by Jacqui Brown), stencil artist Civilian, and writer Jenny Lee on three walking tours and one sit down tour. Read on...

 

 

Ready for Gardening Radiothon?

One of the most popular gardening programs on the airwaves, 3CR's The Gardening Show is hosted by Pam Vardy and features the expertise of Gwen Elliot, Millie Ross and Stephen Ryan to name a few. Tune in this Sunday 21 June 7.30 - 10am to share in the green bonanza which is The Gardening Show Radiothon.

Make a donation and enjoy products from Eco Organics, Neutrog Fertilisers, Grow Better, Seasol, Amgrow, Yates, Mr Fothergills, Sage Horticultural, Bosistos, Scotts Aust, Fud Organic Compost; compost from Australian Native Landscapes; books from McMillan Publishing, Simon and Shuster, Hyland House, CSIRO Publishing, Penguin; vouchers from Fitzroy Nursery, Morrison Bros, Kurunga, Country Farm Perennials, Silkie Rose Gardens, Beasley’s, Poynton’s, and Acorn Nursery; seriously sexy gardening tools from Fiskars; magazine subscriptions from Earth Gardens, Organic Gardener, Gardening Aust, Renew Magazine, Sanctuary Magazine; membership to Rose Society of Society and Diggers Club; AND two garden consultations from Mille Ross and Andrea Bishop.

So call 94198377 to make a tax deductible donation or buy some products!

Stick Together Radiothon Film Fundraiser 

Join 3CR's Stick Together crew for a screening of two films Thursday 18 June at 6pm:
The Heart of the Factory (2007), by Molina-Ardito, addresses the struggle for worker-run factories in Argentina.
The Concrete Revolution (2004), by Xiaolu Guo, looks at the price being paid by Chinese construction workers for China’s economic boom.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Tickets are $12 or $8 concession. The Factory, 453 Victoria Street, West Brunswick. Tram 55 to West Coburg, stop 35. Come 6pm for 6:30pm screening.        

Radiothon The SUWA SHOW Dinner

Radiothon Fundraiser Party for 3CR organised by The SUWA Show.
Friday 19 June, 7pm at Loophole, 834a High St, Thornbury.

Dinner provided, drinks on sale. There will be a super raffle with books and t-shirts!

Radiothon 1 - 14 June 2009

We need to raise $210 000!! Your donation to our 2009 People Powered Radio Radiothon will help us maintain a community voice. 

Since 1976, 3CR has been a model of a diverse community holding strong to its core values of independence, people before profit and progressive voices telling stories not heard elsewhere. We need you - the community - so you can have a voice!

Donate online Now! or find out how you can donate by other means.

 

3CR Film Fundraiser - Mary and Max

Join 3CR folks at the 3CR fundraising film screening of Melbourne animation masterpiece Mary and Max on Thursday 16 April 6.45pm at the Kino Cinema.

Director Adam Eliot will introduce the film.

Adam Eliot (Harvie Crumpet) and his film crew have created a funny and bittersweet tale of oddballness, friendship and humanity with their first feature length adventure.

Book your ticket now for only $20 full and $16 concession by paying online with your credit card or paypal account (see right)  or call the station during business hours on 9419 8377.

Synopsis: As Mary and Max chronicles Mary’s trip from adolescence to adulthood, and Max’s passage from middle to old age, it explores a bond that survives much more than the average friendship’s ups-and-downs. Mary and Max is both hilarious and poignant as it takes us on a journey that explores friendship, autism, taxidermy, psychiatry, alcoholism, where babies come from. Read a review.

The Kino Cinema is at 45 Collins st. It is in the CBD and is easy to get to on your bike or by public transport. The number 109 tram goes right past and Parliament train station is a block away. If you are car bound Kino Cinema goers can park at the Collins Place carpark on Flinders Lane free for two hours and then $2hr after that.

International Women's Day on 3CR

 

Tune in on 8 March and celebrate International Women's Day with 24 hours of women's voices and music. Wayward Girls Wicked Women will kick it off at midnight on Saturday night with a 6 hour chick music extravanganza!. Throughout the day enjoy special editions of your favourite Sunday shows including the Gardening Show with Pam Vardy, Latin American Update with Maree Dellora, Sally Goldner's Out of the Pan and Let the Bands Play with Jennifer Valls. We'll also bring you some of 3CR's great women programmers including Shiralee Hood with Good Job, the SUWA Show and Anne McAllister's Celtic Folk Show. 

3CR at the Sustainable Living Festival

Tune into 3CR's live radio broadcast at the Sustainable Living Festival on 21 February, 11am - 1pm.

We shall also be having a 3CR stall at the broadcast so come down and meet the presenters of 3CR's seven environment programs!

Find out more about this three day festival on environment practices, principles and debates. And make sure you come down 20 - 22 February at Federation Square.

Radiothon Slogan Call Out

3CR celebrates another year of fiercely independent broadcasting and we'd like to invite you to contribute your slogan ideas for our 2009 Radiothon.

Radiothon kicks off 1 – 14 June in 2009 and is 3CR's major fundraiser.

Come up with a bright spark Radiothon slogan idea, designed to warm the heart and prompt the generous giving of all radical folks.

In previous years 3CR has rallied support with the following slogans:
Breaking Through The Static
Melbourne's Voice of Dissent
Sounds Like Change
At It Again!

So listeners and supporters email us in your lovely ideas by the 17 February.

Summer Programming at 3CR

3CR features fresh summer special programming while some broadcasters take a January break.

Tamil Voice will stage their annual appeal on Thursday 25 December 9am - 6.30pm to raise money for rehabilitation services in Sri Lanka.

On December 27 tune in at 7.30am and enjoy a re-broadcast of 3CR's World Human Rights Day Broadcast from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. 3CR's unique Beyond the Bars 5 (see below for details) - highlights from 3CR's NAIDOC Week prison broadcasts – will play on and on January 3.

Iain McIntyre will present a series of programs Twee Toy Makers And Melting Faces focusing on different aspects of 1960s psychedelia on Tuesdays 4.30 – 6pm.

Join Radio for Kids on Sunday morning at 9.15am as it fills in for Alternative News on January 4 and January 11 ... and don't miss great alternative current affairs with Alternative Radio each Wednesday afternoon at 4pm and Democracy Now! each Thursday afternoon at 4pm throughout January.

3CR staff will be back to work on 5 January 2009.

Thankyou to all our supporters this year and we look forward to your  participation with 3CR in 2009!!

3CR End of the Year Party/Beyond the Bars 5 CD Launch/Done By Law website launch

Come celebrate the end of another jam packed year at 3CR at our End of the 2008 Party!!

We shall be launching our Beyond the Bars 5 CD at 6pm and Done By Law's new website at 7pm.

Thursday 18 December, 6pm till midnight, at the Bella Union Bar, Trades Hall, cnr Victoria and Lygon Streets, Carlton.

Visit the Done By Law website and sign up to the program's weekly podcast, browse the audio archive, find links to campaigns and information, join the email announcement list and pass on your ideas and comments. Many thanks to the Legal Services Board for funding this project.

Come to the launch of 3CR's Beyond the Bars 5 CD. This CD is a compilation of highlights from 3CR’s 2008 NAIDOC Week live broadcasts. These live broadcasts took place with Indigenous women and men incarcerated in three Victorian prisons.
The CD is distributed free nationally and the project is funded by the City of Melbourne, the Department of Justice and the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
For enquires about the Xmas party email the Station Manager .
Hope to see you there!

Eritrean people Living in Ethiopian Refugee Camps Presentation

Tuesday 9th Dec at 7pm, on the eve of World Human Rights Day 2008, you are invited to attend a multi-media presentation by 3CR programmer Berhan Jaber.  Earlier this year Berhan travelled to Ethiopia to interview Eritrean people living in the refugee camps there.  Come along and hear a perspective on the ongoing conflict in Eritrea, which continues to be largely ignored by the media.

Berhan Jaber is a respected member of the Eritrean community in Melbourne, he has been programming at 3CR since 2003. He is a Social worker and Social Justice advocate for Eritrean people who are displaced from their homeland.

The presentation starts at 7pm in the meeting room upstairs at 3CR.
Please RSVP your attendance to Gab Reade by Mon 8 Dec

Tuesday December 9th 2008 7-8 pm
3CR Community Radio Meeting Room (upstairs)
21 Smith Street Fitzroy

Contact: 3CR Current Affairs Coordinator Gab Reade
Phone 3CR: 94198377

Eritrean Voices
Every Monday 7-8pm on 3CR Community Radio 855am
Streaming on 3CR!

Celebrate World Human Rights Day with 3CR

Join 3CR on Wednesday December 10 for a day of human rights activism.

A highlight will be a live broadcast from the  Asylum Seeker Resource Centre on from noon to 2pm.

Tune in for unique stories and musical performances from Melbourne's refugee communities.

Supported by the City of Melbourne and the Victorian Multicultural Commission.

 

3CR Wins Radio Awards

3CR won two awards and a highly recommended at the recent Community Broadcasting Association of Australia conference (14 – 16 November) in Alice Springs.

3CR's recording of the landmark Rudd government's apology to the Stolen Generations, The National Apology, won the station 'Most Innovative Outside Broadcast or Special Event Broadcast'. 3CR's Koori Survival Show presenter Gilla McGuinness (pictured) was on hand to accept the award with 3CR Current Affairs Coordinator Gab Reade. 3CR people also involved in the broadcasts are Robbie Thorpe, Larry Walsh, Kutcha Edwards, Greg and Deborah Segal.

Former 3CR Second Opinion broadcaster Barbara Hurley won the Michael Law Award. This award recognises an individual who has made a sustained and outstanding contribution to the sector.

3CR got a Highly Recommended for 'Excellence in Community Participation' for our 'general station material'.

3CR people at the conference were Barbara Hurley, Gilla McGuinness and Rachel Maher along with staff Juliet Fox, Leanne McLean, Gab Reade and Libby Jamieson.

3CR Calendar Launch

Friday 21 November

Readings Bookshop, Carlton

Come along to our calendar launch! All welcome.

Meet 3CR folks, drink free wine and listen to Clare Williamson speak about Australian political posters (the theme of the 2009 Calendar) and Lyn Hovey talk about the Anti-Uranium movement and her artwork for the campaign. Broadcaster Rachel Maher will talk about the behind the scenes work of creating the calendar.

3CR's wall calendar is now for sale at 3CR for $22 (+ postage) and at all good book stores for $25. The 2009 calendar features Australian Political Poster Art of the last 30 years.

These feisty posters by Australian social agitators give an insight into the urgent issues of the last three decades.
Buy your calendars now  by clicking on 'Buy Now' in this website's right hand column or call 03 9419 8377!

Film Fundraiser for the 3CR's Connolly Association

Come to the screening of UK film Hunger on Wednesday, 12 November at 7pm at the
Cinema Nova in Carlton.

Directed by Turner Prize-winning artist Steve McQueen the film takes an uncompromising look at the last six weeks in the life of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands. For six weeks in 1981, Sands went without food in an action initiated to demand special status. IRA prisoners wanted to be treated as political prisoners, not criminals. The demand was given short shrift by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who said there was "no such thing as political murder, political bombing or political violence. There is only criminal murder, criminal bombing and criminal violence."

After 66 days without food, Sands died at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland at the age of 27. A terse statement from the Northern Ireland Office read: "Mr Robert Sands, a prisoner in the Maze, died today at 1:17am."

Tickets are $17 and this is a fundraiser for 3CR's Connolly Association. Contact 3CR.

3CR Congratulates Colm McNaughton

3CR Trivia Fundraiser

Spark those brain cells, meet 3CR folks and help 3CR reach our 2008 Radiothon Target.

Bring a team (maximum of ten) or join a table and swing on down on Thursday 30 October.

Venue: Fitzroy Football Club Grandstand/Edinburgh Pavilion, North Fitzroy. (Located in the Edinburgh Gardens near the beginning of St Georges Road).Tram number is 112 and the stop is 19. Melways reference is 2C1C and parking is on the street.

Doors open 6pm for a 7pm start. Cost per person: $20 full /$15 concession. For bookings and information contact Gab or Loretta at the station on 94198377.

Thanks to the lovely people at Mountain Goat for supporting our bar on the night.

 

The Winter of Civil Liberties Forum

3CR's Done by Law radio show presents The Winter of Civil Liberties - The Erosion of Civil Liberties in the 21st Century

By Jim Kennan SC, Former Attorney-General of Victoria.

MC’d by Fear of A Brown Planet’s infamous Aamer Rahman

September 11 at 6pm for a 6.30 pm start.

Generously hosted at TressCox Lawyers, Level 9, 469 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

Price $15 full/$10 concession

Email to RSVP: (places are limited)

A fundraiser for 3CR community radio 855AM

Presented by Done by Law – Taking a radical look at the law since 1980!

NAIDOC Week and 3CR'S Beyond the Bars Project: July 2008

Indigenous people in three Victorian prisons speak out in live radio broadcasts during NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee) Week.

Melbourne’s community radio station, 3CR 855AM, will conduct live radio broadcasts with Indigenous prisoners in Port Phillip Prison, Dame Phyllis Frost Centre and Fulham Prison.

Part of 3CR's Beyond the Bars project, the broadcasts will go to air on 855AM and stream globally on www.3cr.org.au from Monday 7 to Friday 11 of July.

Highlights of the broadcasts will be launched as the Beyond the Bars CD in November this year.

These award-winning prison broadcasts are unique in Australia and give Indigenous prisoners in Victoria their only chance to participate with the community during NAIDOC Week, a time of celebration and coming together within Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

3CR Indigenous broadcaster and comedian Shiralee Hood will be part of the team conducting music and spoken word workshops with Indigenous women prisoners in the lead up to the broadcast at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre. For Shiralee the broadcasts are a way of getting voices heard from the inside. We aim to encourage and support the women during the week of celebration that is NAIDOC Week.

The prison broadcasts are part of a week of Indigenous special programming on 3CR 855AM from 7 –10 July. The prison programming will be simulcast on 3KND 1503AM.

Beyond the Bars 2008 is funded by the City of Melbourne, the Department of Justice and the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

For more information or to arrange interviews:
Bree McKilligan, Special Projects Coordinator, 03 9419 8377

Juliet Fox, Programming Coordinator, 03 9419 8377

 

Special Event: 4 June 2008

Elgin Street Live!

On June 4th at 20 Elgin Street the Carlton community came together to create a mass group photo of Carlton housing estate residents past and present.

There were also many other things happening during the party including music and dancing by residents as well as delicious halal food and Ethiopian coffee.

3CR joined the party with an internal broadcast called Elgin Street Live which could be heard throughout the event. Carlton housing estate residents Phoebe Belbin and Maurice Milroy, as well as 3CR’s own Pilar Aguilera (pictured above right with resident Maria) and Mohammed El-leissy hosted Elgin Street Live, taking their microphones into the crowd to listen to residents’ thoughts and feelings about many aspects of existing and upcoming redevelopments in the Carlton Housing Estates.

Many stories were shared about growing up in Carlton and about moving away through relocation. We also talked with the photographer Angela Bailey and writer Helena Spyrou about their ongoing art projects within the estate including the evening’s photo shoot.

Mohammed El-leissy also scooped a quick interview with Housing Minister Richard Wynne about the redevelopment plans for the area. 3CR produced our broadcast on-sight from a fantastic portable studio designed by RMIT design students for the event.

Elgin Street Live was a dynamic and interactive evening amongst a huge community party!

Thanks to everyone mentioned above as well as 3CR technicians Lotti Stein and Michael Smith, and the 3CR Elgin Street Live! Coordinator Nicole Hurtubise.

The project was staged by the City of Melbourne, RMIT, the Office of Housing, 3CR, Polyglot Theatre and writer Helena Spyrou and photographer Angela Bailey.

Radiothon: June

Radiothon is 3CR's yearly fundraising event where we aim to raise as much money as we can! The 2008 Radiothon dates are 2 - 15 June.

As an independent media voice 3CR does not receive commercial sponsorship and is the recipient of small, one-off government funding only.

3CR depends on the financial support of its audience, broadcasters and supporters.

For 2 weeks in June 3CR broadcasters are set funding targets to raise through donations directly to their radio program and by staging fundraising benefits.
Many 3CR programs give away prizes to donors.

3CR would like to thank its supporters over the years and encourage everyone to maintain support for independent media in Australia.

You can donate to Radiothon anytime, including online - the easiest way to donate to uncensored, community radio.

Read the Station Manager's article on why you should donate to Radiothon in 2008!

Subscriber Driver: November

Every November 3CR stages a week-long Subscriber Drive.

We encourage all of our listeners to Subscribe. Subscribing means that you become a member of the station. As well as supporting independent media, Subscribers receive 3CR's CRAM Guide twice a year and get subscriber discounts.

3CR Programmers must be subscribers in order to be on air.

3CR Special Broadcasts

3CR has a number of broadcasts that take place each year and celebrate important community activist events. For more information about 3CR Special Broadcasts contact 3CR's Programming Coordinator

Survival Day: January 26

This broadcast by 3CR's Indigenous broadcasters marks Australia's Invasion Day.

International Women's Day: March 8

A 24-hour broadcast by 3CR's many women programmers focuses on women's issues globally.

May Day: May 1

Worker's issues around the world are presented by union, feminist, queer and Indigenous 3CR presenters. Often the broadcast will include live crosses from the May Day Rally organised by the Victorian Trades Hall Council.

NAIDOC Week: July

3CR celebrates National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee Week with a series of special broadcasts during a week in July.

Part of the week-long broadcasts include 3CR's unique Prison Broadcasts - the Beyond
the Bars project - which 3CR has staged since 2002. These award-winning broadcasts take place after a series of workshops in the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre women's prison, Port Phillip Prison, and Fulham Prison.

The Beyond the Bars broadcast highlights are produced as the Beyond the Bars CD. For a free copy of the CD and for more information contact the Special Projects Coordinator.

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