Ralph Edwards
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Episode 4.3: Fergal Doyle (Pt. 2) |
10 Mar 2023
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Episode 4.2: Fergal Doyle (Pt. 1) |
24 Feb 2023
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Episode 4.1: Paddy Hanaphy |
10 Feb 2023
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Episode 3.6: Eddie Sanford |
23 Dec 2022
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Previous Concrete Gang programmer Ralph 'Warren' Edwards presents: Creatures of the Industry, an ongoing series of oral history interviews with the people that made the building and construction industry in Melbourne and Regional Victoria since the 1960s.
The COTI podcasts, which began as a summer special in late 2021, are sponsored by the Concrete Gang in cooperation with 3CR Community Radio, and are published in the evening on the second and fourth Fridays of each month.
Send us an email: cotipodcast@outlook.com
Produced by Karina Aedo-Aguilera.
*The next episode: Series 4 Episode 3: Fergal Doyle (Part 2), will be published on Friday 10 March, 2023.
Show your support for the Voice of West Papua program and get ready for those cold Melbourne nights. All proceeds will go towards the show's contribution to this year's Radiothon. Now available in our online store for $15 plus postage, or pick one up at the station during business hours. You've listened to the show, now you can buy the mug!
Out of the Pan with Sally Goldner will be live from the ChillOut carnival in Daylesford on Sunday 12 March, combining her role as an Ambassador to the 2023 Chillout Festival with her weekly radio show. Every week Out of the Pan considers pansexual issues, and at noon on Sunday 12 March Sally will be celebrating all things queer country pride from Dja Dja Wurrung country in central Victoria. Don’t miss this great outside broadcast.
Tune in to our annual International Women’s Day broadcast. 24-hours of women and gender non conforming news, views and music on Wednesday 8 March. We want to celebrate the resistance, talents, strengths, and power of women and gender queers living here in the Kulin Nation and of those living, fighting and creating change all over so-called Australia and the world. This year's IWD is a celebration of feminism that knows that liberation from gendered oppression can never be achieved without dismantling all systems of domination and subjugation. Full program details here.
