Live at the Club – Launch!!!

On FRIDAY 31 JULY, Radio Carrum @radiocarrum & Peninsula Rising @peninsularising are launching LIVE AT THE CLUB, featuring a special live performance and chat with one of the Mornington Peninsula’s most exciting local acts, EASTFERNS @eastferns 🔥🔥

🎙Hosted by Nelson, Jesse & Darby @howsoon_podcast, all the action kicks off at 6.00pm in our new Live Performance Space at the Carrum Patterson Lakes Sports Club (map). The Club bar will be open!

Join our Live Studio Audience from 6-8pm – entry is FREE!!

Come down, grab a drink, bring your mates, and help us make the first one a night to remember!

Conversation with Claire Birchall

Celebrated Melbourne musician, CLAIRE BIRCHALL @claire_birchall has teamed up with some extraordinary artists, including KIM SALMON and more recently is a member of new super group, FANCY WEAPON. Claire’s own solo work is a brilliant insight into a remarkable journey.

Claire joined Marcus to explore her early days in music, busking, battle of the bands, songwriting, home recording, touring internationally, Smoked Salmon & Fancy Weapon, and new recording plans.

🎧 You can listen to the interview on our website: Conversation Series

 

Water Bodies – Kingston Arts

Ami chatted with Aunty Dy & Aunty Netty who are displaying work at the Kingston Arts “WATER BODIES” exhibition of contemporary First Peoples’ art exploring the significance of water, climate change, Country and culture.

Presented across the Kingston Arts Precinct in Moorabbin from 3 July to 29 August, the exhibition features artworks by Nici Cumpston (Barkandji people), Mandy Quadrio
(Trawlwoolway, Laremairamenner), Auntie Netty Shaw (Trawlwoolway, Tyereelore,
Bunurong), Aunty Dyan Summers (Bunurong, Bass Strait Islander, Trawlwoolway), Judy
Watson (Waanyi people), and Lisa Waup (Gunditjmara, TSI).

Through photography, moving image, weaving, printmaking, sculpture, textiles and new commissions, the artists share diverse perspectives on water and its importance to First Peoples communities.

The exhibition forms a key part of Kingston’s recognition of NAIDOC Week and this year’s theme, 50 Years of Deadly, which celebrates five decades of recognising and elevating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, culture and achievements.

🎧 You can listen to the Water Bodies – Kingston Arts interview on our website: Conversation Series

The Sharp – Live at Radio Carrum

THE SHARP @thesharpaus are joining Ami @ontheup.podcast & Tina @definitive_breaks for a ‘Live at Radio Carrum’ session on July 10 at 4.00pm!!

🎙Tune in via our Radio Carrum App OR live stream at radiocarrum.org

The LISTEN LINK can be found on our Bio.