This week we begin with Multicultural Music. We bring back Sana Jamil who was born and raised in Saudi Arabia. She talked to Zay Nova who was born in Indonesia and grew up enjoying the same Bollywood movies and music as she did. Sana reminisce on some of her favourite Bollywood film songs, which have […]

Adrian House came to Radio RIAC to introduce his brand new album “Lookin’ Up.” He sang two songs from the album “Babette” and “Hold Me Close”. Adrian House is a special talent in St. John’s’ diverse music scene. He has received 4 Music NL Award nominations over the years. Buy the album now https://adrianhouse.com/music

On today's show, we introduce you to the exciting world of Punjabi music and then the delicious delights of Ukraine

We have a wonderful show for you a women's journey of finding a new home, find out how music can make a difference, and listen to some stunning original music from south Sudan your not gonna want to miss it on this episode of Radio RIAC.

On this episode Amisi Kisinija shows us some music from Kenya then Sana Jamil shares the mouthwatering food of Saudi Arabia.

Summer is fun but it also a very busy time. The hustle and bustle of planning trips, the blocked up traffic from all the tourists and all the many fabulous events pulling you in all directions. Yes, this time of year can be exhausting so sit down and relax kickup a chair and listen to the new Radio RIAC.We have Nicole Squires founder of a homegrown music festival. Rowan Sherlock a Irish Fiddle Player and Nick summers a long time refugee advocate

This Saturday’s show is all about the 10th Annual Summer Cultural Festival. Reporters from 5 countries interviewed ten different people from 7 countries. And you won`t want to miss the cool songs played that day! A BIG thank you to Ana Alcantara, who did the whole script for this episode and all our lovely volunteers Festus Michael Ajayi, Philip […]

On this episode we have a packed episode Mahdiyeh Ashourloo talks about her life, we got all the info on the 10th summer cultural festival, prafull sharma talks about his salsa class and Rodney Troydon Bent gets your body moving with his reggae music

On this episode Mahdiyeh Ashourloo talks about the music of iran and Pratikshya Tamang gets are mouth watering with the food of Nepal.

On this episode Rodyney Troydon Bent shares his journey from Jamaica to Newfoundland. Liz Fagan shares her music and talks performing in the 10th Summer Cultural Festival. Frank Carrol and Pratikshya Tamang talk about the "Northeast Avalon Junior Youth Empowerment Program".