Big Life Conversation

Join us today 28 September 4-6pm.Our guests are: Roslyn Oades a Naarm-based theatremaker and dramaturg. Roslyn will share her current exciting project. The Enormous Radio (World Premiere)A Chamber Made work by Roslyn Oades and Bob Scott, with collaboratorsPresented by The Substation and Chamber Made as part of Melbourne Fringe30 September – 10 October 2026Plus Tess Johnson who works at She Shapes History as a guide and operations coordinator. She's a Naarm/Melbourne local who identifies as a chatterbox and people-person by both nature and trade, working across the for-purpose sector and as a tour guide. Tess guides the She Shapes History limited edition History Behind the Hedges — Women of Boroondara tour and the Badass Women of Melbourne tour.Plus all our news and viewslivestream 3wbc.org.auhttps://www.melbournefringe.com.au/.../the-enormous-radio

Join us today, Monday 21 September 4-6pm. Our guests: Actor Dion Mills. Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre presents the World Premiere of LUKE, a dark, winding examination of truth and regret. Cast member Dion, shares his experience with the play and why we should see this production.Sue Barnett –President of Surrey Hills Historical Society joins us in the studio to reveal the magic of their latest exhibition - Here comes ther bride.Plus all our news and views.Livestream - 3wbc.org.au

Today Monday 14th September, we have two wonderful guests. NCM (National Communications Museum) Senior Curator, Jemimah Widdicombe Ruth Richards a lecturer in Media at RMIT University, that focused on live media and television production. Her current research focuses on histories of women in animation, and representation in animation. Later we will also have a chat with our roving travel correspondant and cohost in Western Australiahttps://ncm.org.au/exhibitions/radical-computing

On the radio show Monday 7th September we have two wonderful guests:Kate Fryer from NICA, will be talking to us about a new performance, when circus meets The Stepford Wives, 'Behind the Veil' on from 15-19 September.https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1623725Susan Reddrop, friend of the show and Community Engagement Officer at Boroondara Cemetery will be talking to us about what is happening in the area.https://boroondaracemetery.com.au/what.../latest-news-events#3wbc #3wbc #3wbcradio #3WBC #3wbcfm #3wbccrew #3wbcommunity #3wbcradiocommunity #communityradio #communityradioshow #communityradiostation #communityradioaustralia #communityradiopresenter #whitehorseartgallery #circus #circusarts

This week, join us for our final broadcast of the winter season on Monday, 31st August. We're excited to welcome two esteemed guests to the show. Ethan Savage will share insights into the upcoming Darabin FUSE Festival, taking place from 5-13 September. Additionally, Nelle Lee, co-creator of GRIMM, currently running at the Art Centre Melbourne, will join us for a conversation. Learn more about these events at https://arts.darebin.vic.gov.au/Whats-on/Festivals/Fuse and https://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/.../theatre/grimm. Tune in to 94.1FM for the Big Life Conversation with Jacinta, Nicole & Barbara.

Join us today Monday 24th August 4-6pmOur guests - Paul Meyer, to share the upcoming celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the much loved Camberwell Market. Plus Emma x Zhang (EXZ), a multidisciplinary artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Her artistic expression spans a diverse range of mediums, including mixed media, new media and installations. And all our news and views. Livestream 3wbc.org.au

Our guests Playwright Chenturan Aran to share the exciting premiere of Cut Chilli at the Darebin Arts Speakeasy.Plus we welcome Dr Stephanie Milsom from RMIT, a new member of our Cinema and streaming team. Today we discuss the highs and lows of The Melbourne International Film Festival. Livestream 3wbc.org.au

Our creative arts guests today Monday 3rd August:Ishan a young, talented Melbournian singer songwriter (along with a sample of his music) and news from the Melbourne International Film festival with Kate Fitzpatrick, Programmer at MIFF.ISHAN’s music is rooted in intimacy and reflection. His writing feels like a quiet conversation in motion — the kind you might have with yourself while driving home in the rain. Blending indie acoustic pop with cinematic storytelling, his songs trace the fine line between truly living and merely existing, exploring love, ambition, and the quiet moments that define both.https://www.ishanincaps.com/Kate has worked in the Arts for over 15 years. She has served on the jury for Melbourne Fringe, Melbourne Queer Film Festival, WA Screen Awards, Dome Under Film Festival, appeared on panels at SXSW Austin and Sydney, St Kilda Film Festival, Good Movie Mondays podcast, ABC radio and Triple R and was one of Screen International’s Future Leaders in 2024.Plus all our regular updates, news and views. Livestream 4-6pm 3wbc.org.au