Resistance radio that explores the movements that made us, drawing from the activist archives through to voices of resistance today. We take you under the hood to see how collectives and campaigns are formed, mobilise people, work cooperatively to transform systems of oppression and are sustained over time.
Four million people amidst a war zone are creating a new society based on principles that are dear to the hearts of many radicals in Australia. Welcome to AANES, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, formerly known as Rojava.
This is a 10-part series of conversations with Heval Ferhat, Heval Tekosin and friends from a civil diplomacy centre in the city of Qamislo. These conversations provide an insight into how they are organising their society, how they are making decisions and how they are defending their zone from aggression from some of the most powerful military empires on the planet.
We are confident you will find this series exceptionally interesting but, more importantly, it is the type of news we need today in order to ensure that here in Australia we continue to act up to create that new society based on egalitarian principles in our heart.
Presented by Anarchist World this Week, Radical Australia and Talkback with Attitude host, Joseph Toscano. Produced by Anarchist World this Week and Radical Australia producer Kelly Whitworth.
Red Women: 8 March - 12 April 2021
This series celebrates the lives of revolutionary women in Australia. Passionate and dedicated, these and many other women struggled alongside their male comrades, but their stories so often went untold. This series is an important opportunity to record and archive these stories, in order to inform future generations of the struggles, celebrations, achievements and concerns of revolutionary women. Red Women is written and read by Romina Beeitsen (Alternative News). The stories were part of the Red Women Competition published by the CPA Guardian into a booklet. The women featured are: Pauline Mitchell, Gwen Goedecke, Dr Hannah Middleton, Beryl Miller, Eileen Whitehead and Katharine Susanna Pritchard.
Listening Notes: 29 June - 26 October 2020
Stories about politics, art and activism. Produced by Judith Peppard (Communication Mixdown) Listening notes will dig into the stories in and out of the news cycle offering historical and current perspectives. Featuring conversations with people working to create positive change and the ideas that inspire them.
Liberations Loops: 16 March - 11 May 2020
A series created by Carly Baque (Thursday Breakfast) that dives deep into peoples practices that challenge the criminal legal system. Liberation Loops seeks to discover what ways people are already addressing violence in our communities and what ways people are learning to heal from harm.
Acting Up! 45 Years of Resistance: 8 October 2019 - February 11 2020
A special retrospective series produced by Megan Williams & Em Gayfer (Dirt Radio & Earth Matters). Celebrating 45 Years of Friends of the Earth mobilising communities, resisting the oppressive forces of patriachy to nuclear racism and transforming our future for a more just world for all.
It’s gonna be a hot summer! Yay for Summer! Summer brings swimming, summer brings picnics in the park and summer brings the 3CR Summer Wine fundraiser. So find a shady spot, grab your picnic blanket and gather your mates and get your order in! We are selling delicious wine generously provided by a Victorian wine producer just in time for your summer gathering. This year we have a new provider, and we know you will love the wine! Wines a can be purchased in a single bottle, a gift pack of three, or get a discount and order a half dozen or a full dozen. For an extra $10 we can deliver to anyone in a 15km radius of the station. It’s easy to support 3CR this Summer! Order online now or call the station on 03 9419 8377 during business hours.
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Tune in to HEALTH SOVEREIGNTY, 3CR’s International Day of People with Disability broadcast. On 3rd December, 7am to 7pm, we’re talking about what Health, Wellbeing and Body Sovereignty mean, for multiply-marginalised disabled people, their kin and communities, living on unceded Indigenous lands.
With programming by disabled broadcasters from the 3CR and broader community.
For detailed information on the theme ‘HEALTH SOVEREIGNTY’ and program details, head here.
This year’s artwork is once again by First Nations artist, Renay Barker-Mulholland.
ID: A digital collage, with Renay, a First Nations woman, laying back on her power wheelchair as the central figure inside a bottle, inside a monolithic rock. On top there is an old, yellowed lightbulb and eyes dotted around the figure. There is a hand on each side of the image, and going vertically down, in black text on tiles the word, Sick and above it a black graphic crown. On the right hand side the same style and the word sovereign, with a black snake above the hand. A bright yellow light hovers just above Renay's solar plexus.
