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Inez and Kannagi from Thursday Breakfast and Tuesday Breakfast play the Bollywood melodies that became the soundtrack to their early years from Punjab to Bombay to right here in Narrm. This episode is a trip down memory lane, filled with songs and stories about watching the top 10 countdown while eating mangoes in the summer, learning Govinda’s best moves, improvising an entire dance performance on stage, belting love songs at a sleepover, buying a bigger jacket to fit your walkman, attending glitzy Bollywood premiers, and dancing with strangers in a movie theatre. The track list includes the track name and movie it's from, and not the individual artists involved in each track.  Nimbooda / Hum Dil De Chuke SanamMere Mehboob Mere Sanam / DuplicateLadki Badi Anjani Hai / Kuch Kuch Hota HaiAre Zindagi Hai Khel / Seeta Aur GeetaEk Ho Gaye Hum Aur Tum / BombayIshq Bina / TaalChhoti Si Aasha / RojaSalaam Namaste / Salaam NamasteDhoom Machale / DhoomMusu Musu / Pyaar Mein Kabhi KabhiBanke Tera Jogi / Phir Bhi Dil Hai HindustaniKisi Disco Mein Jaaye / Bade Miyan Chote MiyanTainu Leke / Salaam E IshqRang De Basanti / Rang De Basanti

Meghan and Trev, co hosts and producers of the show Freedom of Species take us on a journey through Norse Fusion music, combining traditional Norse style with elements of modern music. Meghan is fascinated with how musicians combine the traditinal and the modern all over the world and in this collection has brought together songs that inspire and move her from a variety of talented artists in the genre. Norupo / Heilung / 4'17Valhalla Calling / Miracle of Sound / 3'44Runar / Danheim / 4'20Trollabundin / Eivor / 4'30The Empire of Winds / Alpine Universe / 3'04Svanrand / Heilung / 3'36Ivar's Revenge / Danheim / 3'44Anoana / Heilung / 4'56Ur Is Ka Ha So / Folket Bortafor Nordavinden / 5'35Tyrfing / Danheim / 3'27Hross / Skald / 3'50Vidar / Fuimadane / 4'19 Image credit: Kristijan Arsov

An hour of the best in Afrobeats, dancehall, and reggae with guest host Ayan Shirwa, radio trainer, and former host of Diaspora Blues and Women on the Line. Fimbu Chicotte (feat. qaatar) / Meech.xx Pick Up / Tiwa SavageRush / Ayra StarrPeople / Libianca  ft. Ayra Starr, Omah LayHonest / HighlyyDamages / TemsVuli Ndlela / Brenda FassieBam Bam / Sister NancyWho Am I / Beenie ManHold Yuh / GyptianNo Letting Go / Wayne WonderJolie nana / Aya NakamuraEmiliana / CKayHurtin' Me / Stefflon Don ft. French MontanaMurder She Wrote / Chaka Demus & PliersAfrican Queen / 2Baba

In this episode, guest host Eiddwen, a 3CR volunteer, takes us through a complete play-through of the bluegrass, punk-rock, soul duo Truckstop Honeymoon's debut album Diamonds in the Asphalt with commentary and memories.Originating from the rich music of New Orleans, Katie and Mike West chronicle all that is strange about life and going through the motions armed with a wash-tub bass and banjo. Listeners should be advised the album references heavier issues such as addiction and mental health. If this brings up anything, please reach out to the following lines: National Alcohol & Other Drug Hotline: Free and confidential 24/7 phone service that provides counselling, advice, and information for those struggling with addiction. Call 1800 250 015 SuicideLine Victoria: 24/7 telehealth service that offers free professional phone and online counselling for people living in Victoria. Call 1300 651 251 Image credit: Jason Dailey for klofmag.com.

Fiona York, co-host and co-producer of Raise The Roof, presents this week's show of moody tracks. You can listen to Fiona on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month 5.30 - 6pm, speaking about a range of housing issues for older people. Smash it Up, The Damned 5:12Fucken Awesome, Spiderbait 2:20Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones 2:57No Cities to Love, Sleater Kinney 3:03Ha Ha Ha Armageddon, The Julie Ruin  3:15GFY, Amyl and the Sniffers 1:46Friends with Feelings, Alice Skye 4:14Here’s where the story ends, the Sundays 3:49Waiting, Alice Boman 3:03Wave of Mutilation – UK Surf, The Pixies 2:58Toxic, the Surfrajettes 3:20Bam Bam, Sista Nancy 3:15Tainted Love, Gloria Jones 2:10Me Gustas Tu, Manu Chao 3:59People’s Faces, Kae Tempest 5:14

Trev and Caroline, co-hosts and co-producers of Freedom Of Species, play tracks by progressive/activist American punk rock band Rise Against. Architects / Endgame, 2011 / 3.42Make it Stop / Endgame, 2011 / 4.09Satellite / Endgame, 2011 / 3.58Broken Mirrors / Endgame, 2011 / 3.55Chamber the Cartridge / The Sufferer and the Witness, 2006 / 3.36State of the Union / Siren Song of the Counter Culture, 2004 / 2.20Injection / The Sufferer and the Witness, 2006 / 3.20Paper Wings / Siren Song of the Counter Culture, 2004 / 3.44Ready to Fall / The Sufferer and the Witness, 2006 / 3.49Blood to Bleed / Siren Song of the Counter Culture, 2004 / 3.49Prayer of the Refugee / The Sufferer and the Witness, 2006 / 3.20Tip the Scales / Siren Song of the Counter Culture, 2004 / 3.53Give it All / Siren Song of the Counter Culture, 2004 / 4.23

Kannagi and Phuong, co-hosts and producers of Tuesday Breakfast and Women on the Line, present songs of resistance from Palestinian, Congolese, Sudanese, Somali, Blak, and other artists, as well as songs that express pure rage at the state of the world.  Nice / RUB (language warning)From Gaza with Love / Saint Levant Immigrant's Tale / NemahsisImmigrants / K'naan Aphrodite / TRESOR War? / System of a DownMaxine’s Garden / Super TartBuried Standing / Stabbitha and the Knifey WifeysMen Ana / Alsarah and the NubatonTourist / Saint Levant (language warning)TDLY / Sudan Archives (language warning)Until We’re All Free / BVT, Jafar, Zeadala, Kid Pharaoh, ChillCheney, L-FRESH The LION, DOBBY, Sereen, Big Rigs & J Lute (Dem Mob), Maissa, MC Trey, Sara Sale7 & Zeadala, Moe Omran, Najah Haidar, Ali Samman, Dema & Wejdan Shamala, Chandler Connell, Feras Shaheen, Gabriela Quinsacara, Zain El-Roubaei & Rafiko (darbouka)

On this week's episode, a crew of anti-pinkwashing, anti-Midsumma queer 3CR programmers have grabbed the mic for a collaborative takeover with their selection of certified bangers from Palestinian, Arab, First Nations, queer, and radical artists. Presented by Priya of Thursday Breakfast.  This episode includes an interview with Amber, a white queer trans settler who speaks about the importance of autonomous queer and trans resistance against pinkwashing following this year’s protest action at the Midsumma pride parade on Feb 4. The action shone a spotlight on the hypocrisy of including cops in the march when vic pol assaulted, choked, and slapped resistors for refusing to normalise including the systemic violence of this colonial, carceral institution in what we’re supposed to believe is an event celebrating queer and trans people. The participation of people attending Midsumma and other bystanders in harassing resistors alongside the cops amplified how unsafe these events really are for those of us who reject ‘diversity and inclusion’, and how violent, carceral logics have infected our sites of self-expression. Later in the episode you’ll hear a reading of the PINK PRESS RELEASE published on QUEER KILLJOYS’ instagram on Feb 6.  Tracklisting:Feel It Too / RONA.Falasteen Flow / Big RigsNasak / Clarissa and Nabil BitarJustice / TootArdRadio Romance / Mashrou' Leilaburn the flag / _moPalestinian Revolution / Riad Awwad (via MaJazz Project)Angel / Shygirl and Fatima Al QadiriHizam Nar / Kokym  Remember, RISE has been calling for a boycott of Midsumma for years - read their 2024 statement here. For more info about Midsumma’s pinkwashing of police, prisons, ‘Australia’s’ immigration detention system, political parties, and corporations, check out the work of queer killjoys, trans queer solidarity and crym. Read, sign and amplify the liberatory demand from queers in palestine published in november 2023 under the ruthless genocidal onslaught waged by ‘Israel’. To learn more about how ‘Israel’ uses pinkwashing to launder its image internationally, watch the documentary ‘Pinkwashing Exposed’ here for free. Want to do something useful for queer and trans people? Refuse liberal respectability politics, tell the cops they can fk off, hold the line on BDS and PACBI, and donate to:Beyond Bricks & Bars: Trans and Gender Diverse Decarceration ProjectIncarcerated Trans & Gender Diverse Community FundFundraisers organised by Husk Housing SupportRISE: Refugees, Survivors and eX-detainees Show your solidarity with First Nations people with your $$$:Dhadjowa FoundationFundraisers organised by Decolonise Sex WorkWuurn of KanakPay the Rent  Image credit: Matt Hrkac/Flickr

Tom W Clarke, writer, comedian, and dad, has written a unique and entertaining look at 30 years of Triple J's Hottest 100. On this episode, John (The Sporting Record) and Tom explore some of the themes and conclusions contained in the book Shoulda Been Higher. January 26 / AB OriginalThe Worst Person in the World / G FlipWhere the Wild Roses Grow / Nick Cave and Kylie MinogueSeven Nation Army / White StripesI Don't Like It / Pauline PantsdownToo Many Dicks on the Dancefloor / Flight of the ConchordsNever Be Like You / Flume

Presented by 3CR Music Co-ordinator Joe, sampling some of the musical menu for WOMADelaide 2024, happening from March 8-11.Black Classical Music (feat. Venna & Charlie Stacey) / Yussef Dayes / BlackClassical Music [2023]To Remain/To Return / Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily / Love In Exile[2023]Pale Pawòl / Moonlight Benjamin / Simido [2019]Sham System / Al-Qasar / Who Are We? [2022]KUZOLA / PONGO / SAKIDILA [2022]The Way / Erin Buku / Single [2023]DREAMING [Alexander Flood Remix] / Rob Edwards / Single [2023]Interview with First Nation artist Rob Edwards, one of the local artists performing at WOMADelaide 2024.APMERE / Rob Edwards / Single [2022]You are just a Tiny Bunny! / Leenalchi / Sugungga [2020]Chucha / Son Rompe Pera / Chimborazo [2023]Sunday / Mc Yallah x Chrisman / Yallah Beibe [2023]Protection From Evil / Ibibio Sound Machine / Electricity [2022]