Rod and Edweena Cook, Iona Way, Michael Veitch and Murray McInerney.
Music all sourced from the presenters' unique collections.
Tune into Salaam Radio Show THIS Sunday 2 March 4-6pm for a special live broadcast, featuring performances from participants of the 3CR-Salaam Radio Music School. These performances will showcase what the participants have learned throughout the 8-week program, which ran from October to December 2024.
The performances will include a Darbuka Jam led by Rawdrum, a back-to-back DJ set by participants from the music production workshop led by DJ Matab and a selection of tracks produced by participants from the music production workshop led by Kuya Neil. We’re so excited to conclude the workshops with a beautiful and heartfelt performance, highlighting the skills our amazing participants have developed! Don’t miss it!
This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
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Tune in from 9am to 4pm on Sunday 26 January for our annual Invasion Day broadcast. Terry Nullius will be in the studio broadcasting speeches from the Invasion Day Dawn Service and the Invasion Day Rally, crossing to hear from roving reporters Djuran Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe and Uncle Talgium "Chocko" Edwards and much more. We'll be LIVE from Camp Sovereignty from 1pm to 3pm with Keiran Stewart-Assheton and Kurly will present an Invasion Day playlist.
Throughout the day we will bring you voices of the elders, truth-telling, critical yarns with grassroots activists, deadly Blak music and honouring warriors past and present in the struggle for sovereignty, land back, an end to the genocide, and a treaty. More details and audio here.
