Enpsychedelia

Sunday 2:00pm to 3:00pm

Harm reduction and drug law reform activism, a counter voice to current drug narratives. Breathing reality into the myths, fabrications and distortions that exist around drugs. News, academia, and culture.

Presenter

Nick Wallis, Ash Blackwell and regular co-hosts

Topic

Arts

Current affairs

Industrial issues

Local Communities

Protests

Latest episode

Links

Enpsychedelia website

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Episodes

		Podcast
EP177 - Ben Sessa at EGA 2017	25 Nov 2018	Listen Download
EP176 - SSDP Safer Partying Initiative	18 Nov 2018	Listen Download
EP175 - Vic Election 2018 Politician Panel	11 Nov 2018	Listen Download
EP174 - SSDP Conference Harm Reduction Panel	4 Nov 2018	Listen Download

About Enpsychedelia

Nick Wallis and Ash Blackwell host the show, with a regular array of guests from around Melbourne, Australia and across the world. Other regular panelists include Penny Hill (former president / co-founding member of SSDP Australia), Emily Roseman (harm reduction worker and club DJ), Steph Tzanetis (DanceWize coordinator) and Greg Denham (Yarra Drug and Health Forum).

Re-thinking the psychoactive paradigm. Enpsychedelia is a platform for Melbourne's psychedelic culture and broader drug law reform activist community and focuses on the controversial cross-roads of psychoactive mind-states and society. Breathing reality into the myths, fabrications and distortions that exist around drugs, while also focusing on a harm reduction approach to address adverse health, social and economic consequences of legal and illegal psychoactive drugs.

Website: http://www.enpsychedelia.org
FB: http://www.facebook.com/enpsychedelia
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/enpsychedelia

Contact email: info(at)enpsychedelia.org

Subscriber Drive 2019 is coming!

29th January 2019

The community of passionate members that founded 3CR made some tough decisions. They committed themselves and a growing community of listeners to back their vision of owning our station, and remaining independent of government or corporate influence. They did this by fundraising brick by brick, with working bees, door knocking and on-air drives and it is with the surety of this ownership that 3CR survives today. We are evolving and growing with the challenges of our times, driven by the energy, politics and passion of our volunteers and members who turn up and do the work - week in, week out. And we need your commitment to keep us on air. Show your support during Subscriber Drive 11-17 February 2019. Feed Radical Radio - subscribe now.

Summer programming 2018-2019

21st December 2018

3CR wishes our listeners and supporters all the best for a relaxing summer break, and looks forward to a year of political action and change in 2019. But remember, there's no need to change that dial! Listen up this summer for some great radio ... from psychedelic music to feminist perspectives - environmental blockading to rebel girls and wicked women ... and much, much more. Listen live, or listen back at your leisure - check out all the programming details and listen back to shows you may have missed here.

Disability Day 2018

30th November 2018

International Day of People with a Disability is coming up on Monday 3 December and we have an exciting lineup of advocates, artists and radical disabled activists for our dedicated 12-hour broadcast. We will be featuring live performances from singer/songwriter Heidi Everett and the amazingly talented cast of Not Normal from the Melbourne Fringe Festival. You will also hear some familiar voices with special episodes of Chronically Chilled, Billabong Beats, Doin' Time, Raising Our Voices and Brainwaves from our regular 3CR programmers. Tune in from 7am-7pm on Monday 3 December to help us fight for the choices and rights of disabled people.