Wavelength

Cass interviews the new SA Labor Preimer Peter Malinauskas. 

Peter Malinauskas 

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An exciting second week of Wavelength people! Cass and Jamie are hosting, and we have some great stories for you this week. It’s been a crazy week with fringe finishing which ends the festival season in SA.  

Amber, one of our newest journos talks to two people from Russian and Ukrainian decedent about attitudes and behaviour they have experiences being in Australia during the conflict. The conflict has shown great support for some people, and others have experienced discrimination.

Also, Jamie talks about new mandated consent education laws in Australia. To help us learn more, Jamie talks to Teach. Us. Consent. Our new segment Wavo explains is in full swing, and this week we have Cass to teach us what ramping is, why it is such a big issue and what is being done to change it.  And finally, we have Alex to give us the good news story this week all about SA being able to bring the boogie back.

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Airdate: March 21, 2022

Reporters: Jamie Alexander, Cassie Johns, Amber Young, Alex Newman

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Welcome back to the first episode of Wavelength for this year! We have a brand new Executive Producer and Host, the beautiful Jamie and Cass debuts hosting for the first time, we also have an entirely new crew. We miss you David and Hamish, but alas new year, new show.

With Fringe and Adelaide’s festival season in full swing, our episode is very on brand, Cass and Alex speak with Libby Trainor Parker from endo days and Carla Mattiazzo about their recent fringe shows, as well as stigmas about women’s health. With more than 11% of the Australian population suffering with Endometriosis at some point during their life, it is vital to have conversations about how to seek help.

One of our newest journalists Amber spoke with James Templecock about the upcoming state election. For new time voters and veterans to the polling booth voting can be a stressful time, especially in an ever-changing covid environment. Amber goes through the basics of how to vote, where to vote, what to do if you have covid or are in isolation and how to find a party that suits you the best. The most important thing is to GO VOTE, make your voice heard.

We debut a new segment called wavo explains! This will explain a topical issue in a condensed version to make it easier to understand, this week we have Amber talking about the Flavivirus in South Australia. And Jamie goes through what the hell happened this week, including dancing being back, the rise in petrol prices and the new strain of omicron, an alien invasion isn’t looking too far fetched anymore..

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Airdate: March 14, 2022

Reporters: Jamie Alexander, Cassie Johns, Amber Young, Alex Newman

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Welcome to wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. Its our last show of 2021! We have a jam-packed episode this week so get pumped!

Our newest recruit Cass talks to the president and leader of Adelaide’s all gay rugby team Cameron, who walks us through inclusivity within team sports, how it all got started and most importantly how to join! We also speak to Tammy Franks about a proposed bill she has introduced into SA parliament regarding the legalisation of cannabis for reactional use. 

It’s been another weird week here in beautiful South Australia, so totally understable if you can’t keep up. Hamish tells you what the hell has been happening this week, he discusses workplace culture report in parliament, Tea Tree Plaza in hot water with David Attenborough and more.

Don’t miss us too much Adelaide, we will be back early next year, but right now go enjoy your summer!

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Airdate: December 6, 2021

Reporters: David Simmons, Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns

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Following the recent boarder opening in South Australia and Adelaide becoming no longer a Covid free state, David and Hamish digest and discuss what the boarders opening looks like for South Australians.

We talk to the CEO of Car Next Door, the future of car sharing as we know it. Car next door are committed to suitability and have the facts to prove it, Cass our new spunky recruit talks to Will Davies about how the company started, the future of the car industry and how their company is proactively lowering carbon admissions. That is not all, we also talk to Charlton Gunn an enthusiastic user of the company about his own experiences and takeaways.

Hamish lets you know what’s been happening this week, new covid strains, the ongoing trouble in the coalition and private hospitals around the state making calls to ban the unvaccinated and as well as children under 12 to attempt to lower the risk of danger within high-risk places.

And as journalists, David and Hamish express their disgust for the recent article criticising a Channel 7 journalist for not properly researching the new album by Adele before interviewing her. And finally, David speaks to Dr Lang about world AIDS day and reflect how truly awful AIDs and how important it is in our modern history.

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Airdate: November 29, 2021

Reporters: David Simmons, Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns

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Wavelength this week is missing our beautiful Hamish and Jamie, but don’t worry, David has brought a friend Angela Skujins. We miss you Hamish, but congratulations on your wedding!!

We discuss the funeral of the hospitality industry, an eye-catching event that has everyone talking. David speaks to Simone Douglas from the Duke of Brunswick about the spectacle, how South Australian laws are impacting the hospitality sector and what followed the event.

Whilst we talk the new edition of City Mag and go in depth about the different experienced transgendered people have whilst studying at university. Angela runs us through the failings of universities in understanding identity and the personal experiences of transgendered people in South Australia. 

Also on this week show, the state government have financially backed the plant-based food sector, what a win for all vegetarians/ vegans! The government has stated in the budget they will invest 2million in a plant-based food incubator which will help food companies make and invent new plant-based options.

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Airdate: November 15, 2021

Reporters: David Simmons, Angela Skujins

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This week on Wavelength Jamie is gone but David is back! This week we wonder what the bloody hell has been happening in Glasgow this week, world leaders met to discuss the climate crisis, but will anything come from it?

We answer your questions about sexual and reproductive health you may be too scared to ask. Jamie has sat down with Amy Moten from Shine SA an organisation that provides sexual health and relationship services to ask them all the questions and queries you never were game enough to ask.

Hamish lets you know what the hell happened this week, he discusses Glasgow and Scott Morrison’s embarrassing moments, the lack of excitement for the start of the Melbourne Cup and Glynde’s fight against bunnings, how unaustralian.

And finally, David digs deep into Scott Morrison’s embarrassing week from hell. To fully understand the situation, David sits down with Sarah Bulter an associate professor of climate adaptation at the University of Tasmania about the Glasgow summit.

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Airdate: November 8th

Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde, Hamish Kearvell 

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This week on Wavelength, we are missing our beloved David, not to fear Jamie and Hamish have soldiered on.

 We discuss what it’s like to find work as someone living with a disability, in 2021s covid impacted the Australian economy. To understand how South Australia fits into this national picture, Cass talks to Carolyn Mounce the director from Job Edge about stigmas regarding people with disabilities gaining and keeping employment. Later in the episode, Cass talks to Lisa a job seeker who found herself living with an unexpected disability and the support she suddenly found herself eligible for.

Also, Jamie does not hold back after recent news that a Tasmanian school was instructing year 8 girls to kneel and have their skirts measured. Hamish updates you on what has happened this week, including Melbourne’s wild scene after ending lockdown and the Extinction Rebellion protests here in Adelaide.

To finish off, Jamie interviews Annette Shun Wah the new Artistic Director from Ozasia about the upcoming festival starting on November 7th!

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Airdate: October 25, 2021

Reporters:  Jamie Bucirde, Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns

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This week on Wavelength, we discuss if the government should be stepping in to build more social housing for survivors of domestic violence and family violence.  While Hamish gets fired up over a recent COVID conviction.

We talk to the South Australian young entrepreneur of the year Luke Timmins, the co-founder of Adelaide Hills lawn and Gardens.  Also, we interview Kate Colvin from the council to homeless persons about a new report on victims of domestic violence and family violence.  Hamish updates you on what has happened this week with Sydney Lockdowns, Donald Trump and William Shatner.

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Airdate: October 18, 2021

Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde & Hamish Kearvell

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