Thursday Breakfast

Thursday 7:00am to 8:30am

Current affairs, media analysis, alternative media.

Carly Baque, Grace Bigby, Scheherazade Bloul, Em Castle and Cait Kelly

Topic

Arts

Current affairs

Environment

Human Rights

Indigenous

Local Communities

Protests

Latest episode

5 September

RSS

Episodes

		Podcast
Strategies to Subvert the Narrative, Threatened Species in the Great Dividing Range, Workers Cooperatives and Diversity in the Aus Publishing Industry	23 May 2019	Listen Download
Conversations from the SWF, Young People in Police Watch Houses, un Magazine, Nornalising Police Brutality and IDAHOBIT	16 May 2019	Listen Download
Youth Homelessness Day, 1st Queer Indigenous Studies Unit, Climate Change, The Big Exhale, 28th Anniversary of The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody	18 Apr 2019	Listen Download
Sudanese Uprisings, Stop deaths in Custody, River Country Health, White Supremacist Conference in Finland, Genital Normality	11 Apr 2019	Listen Download

About Thursday Breakfast

Thursday 22nd August 2019

With Grace and Carly

7.00am - Acknowledgement of Country

7:10am - Carly speaks with Mariam Al-Dubhani, a Yemeni-Russian filmaker about the Yemen War.

7:30am - Bec Horridge from the Earth Matters program speaks with Adani protesters locked on to equipment at Adani's Carmichael mine site.

7:45am - Mitch Mahoney, a Boon Wurrung artist speaks about a 10-metre eel trap art installation that he has co-created as part of a Footscray Community Arts Centre project.

8:00am - BlakHEART festival curators, Sherene and J-Maine speak about the one day Blak festival takeover in Federation Square on 24 August 2019.

8:20am - In a recorded address to the National IPAN Conference: Australia at the Crossroads, Thomas Major - the National Indigenous Officer with the Construction Forestry Maritime Mining and Energy Union (CFMMEU) speaks about the importance of solidarity between union,community and peace activists in support of The Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Songs

Middle Ground - CLYPSO

Time Out - JessB

Black Excellence - king jag

Eloise - So.Crates

Black Privilege - Miiesha

Wala is Life - Allara Briggs-Pattison

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Lost in Science trivia fundraiser #6

5th August 2019

Prepare your mental docking stations for the annual Lost in Science trivia night! Like Soyuz and Apollo, you can rendezvous with your friends in low-Earth orbit (very low) and help keep community radio on the air by taking part in Melbourne's greatest science quiz. This Space Age event is a fundraiser for 3CR, so entry is $20 per person. Tuesday 13 August, 6.30pm at the Carringbush Hotel, Abbotsford. You can bring cash on the night, or message us here or on lostinsci@gmail.com for online payment details. Teams are a maximum of 6 people. Let us know on Facebook if you believe you have the right stuff and want to reserve a table.

3 Songs for 3CR

29th July 2019

The Boite presents 3 Songs for 3CR bringing together solos, duos, trios and five choirs to raise funds for Music Sans Frontiers. On at the Oratory, Abbotsford Convent, at 7.30pm, Saturday 3 August. Tickets at the door or book online at www.boite.com.au

NAIDOC Week broadcasting

1st July 2019

In 2019 we celebrated NAIDOC Week with Beyond the Bars ... featuring stories, songs, opinions and poems from the men and women in the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre, Barwon Prison, Fulham Correctional Centre, Marngoneet Correctional Centre, Karreenga Annex, Loddon Prison and Port Phillip Prison. The all-Black radio broadcast team presents these special broadcasts for NAIDOC Week each year. You can now listen back to all of our broadcasts online.
Beyond the Bars Media Release 2019

Broadcast details:

Monday 8 July, 11-2pm, Dame Phyllis Frost Centre
Tuesday 9 July, 11-2pm, Marngoneet Correctional Centre
Wednesday 10 July, 11-1pm, Fulham Correctional Centre, 1-3pm, Loddon Prison
Thursday 11 July, 11-2pm, Port Phillip Prison
Friday 12 July, 11-1pm, Barwon Prison, 1-2pm, Karreenga Annex