Kitty Galore, Dean Lim & Sassy Sin.
Behind Closed Doors is 3CR award-winning best new program of 2019. The only show in Australia that provides a comfortable space to explore the world of sex work on air. A radical current affairs broadcasting program that offers weekly conversations with diversity of guests from various cultural backgrounds. BCD focus of the interests of sex workers, sharing platform for their voices to be heard and provide them with the opportunity to express their hopes, fears, dreams, and share the reality of their day to day lives.
If you’d like to know more, or even feature on our show, please get in touch with us at BCD3CR@gmail.com.
Behind Closed Doors pays its respects to the Kulin Nation and it's Elders past, present, and emerging, and acknowledges that sovereignty has never been ceded.
3CR wishes all our listeners, volunteers and supporters the very best for a relaxing summer break. We look forward to bringing you more compelling and rousing radio in 2020. But there's no need to turn off! We've collated a great summer listening line-up, so we hope you can kick back and listen up.
Wear your Radical Radio colours in one of 3CR’s new T-shirts! The bright new design comes straight from this year’s popular 2019 Radiothon poster designed by Aysha Tufa. Just $30 from the station at 21 Smith Street, Fitzroy, during business hours or order online anytime.
On Disability Day this year we hear from BIPOC (Black People, Indigenous People, and People of Colour) with various kinds of disabilities across 12 hours of dedicated programming. On 3 December from 7am-7pm we'll feature 'Power from the margins' covering BIPOC perspectives, live music, artists and discussion. Check out the full details here. Poster art for 3CR Disability Day Broadcast 2019 by Rukaya Springle (aka clitories). Image description: A colourful digital illustration of a group of people with different visible and invisible disabilities, gathered together in a group. They have different skin tones, and appear to be different ages. One of the people illustrated is Jane Rosengrave; she is flexing her biceps and wearing an Aboriginal Flag t-shirt.
