Jan Bartlett
In English.
My name is Jan Bartlett and I've been producing and presenting Tuesday Hometime since 1986. Over the years I have moved mainly to issues of peoples' struggles around the world, not only in the majority world but the minority as well. The issues can be indigenous rights, environmental destruction, land rights with justice, supporting people struggling under occupation and opposition to war. I have also highlighted abuses against animals, whether wildlife or in factory farms, to pressure producers and governments to change their practices.
Over the years I have been privileged to interview many men and women involved in their stuggles overseas including El Salvador, Guatemala, Chile, Nicaragua, Burma, Bougainville, Palestine, Papua New Guinea, Irian Jaya, Argentina, Iraq, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, South Africa, Somalia and East Timor.
Who doesn’t love a rummage through some books and CDs on a Saturday morning? Come join us at the 3CR garage sale - Saturday 16 November, 9am-2pm in the 3CR carpark at the rear of 21 Smith Street, Fitzroy. There’ll be CDs, records, cassettes, books, household goods, 3CR merchandise and much more! Curated by the weekly show The Sporting Record and all proceeds go directly to the station. This event is part of the Garage Sale Trail.
Battle the Lost in Science Ptrivia Pterodactyl with your big brain at our annual fundraiser! Test your knowledge on everything from the mysteries of the cosmos to the wonders of wildlife, while supporting the sharing of science on radio. Knowledge is power - and in this case, it's for a good cause - 3CR! The quiz starts at 7pm at The Birmingham Hotel, 333 Smith St, Fitzroy. Come early for dinner, bring a team (maximum of 6 please), win prizes AND raise money for science on the radio! Book online here, or email lostinsci@gmail.com And remember to tune in each Thursday at 8.30am AEST for your half hour dose of science with Claire, Stu, Chris and Cat on Lost in Science.
We’re so excited to launch this broadcast series produced and presented by formerly incarcerated women. In a society that heavily discriminates against people who have been criminalised, treating them as disposable and unworthy, we wanted to provide opportunities for formerly incarcerated people to be heard and listened to with respect curiosity, empathy and understanding. Catch the first episode of ‘Untold Stories of Injustice’ at 9am this Friday or catch up later online. Thanks to Humanists Victoria for their financial support of this project.
