Chatterbox Radio celebrates young people talking about issues that they care about! 

This episode is about Pride Month and its significants 

Have offers young women a safe space to meet, socialise, converse and harness the power of creativity through a range of arts and crafts activities that focus on wellbeing and resilience. 

Hear about a creative project for young people and the final celebration at the Byron Bay Library. 

Listen in to Zam & Co. live sessions from the 'Artist In Residence' gigs at our KICK BACK Thursday nights

We take you back to the Women's Music Industry Forum, which was an event that offers professional development opportunities to local women in the music industry and is specifically designed to benefit women in regional areas. This inaugural event in 2021 included a panel of speakers, workshops and a performance showcase.

We take you back to the Byron Music Festival Youth Stage. With lots of music and acoustic tunes, versions of original youth music.

Featuring today is an interview with Pj Sheek and their acoustic song Junky Kids.

After that, an interview with the band Stereo and their original track They Say.

Ending with the band Eye Site and their acoustic version of the song Other Eye.

A musical show for you today, starting with the song 'Who I love' by Zam.

You can catch an interview with Izzy Wood about the new Youth Survey for the Byron Shire. 

Ending with some music by Stereo and their song 'Send Me Away' 

Enjoy the show!

We will be traveling to northern QLD to Koah to start the show, lets meet Tenni a 14yr singer song writter. We will be hearing her orignial song Better Than You.

After that we will be meeting Sunny and hearing about his adventure learning to scuba dive.

Ending the show with the song Green Eyes by the current artist in residence Stereo who will be performing on 16th Dec!

To start the show we will be hearing from the 9 mayoral candidates of the Byron Shire! They will be responding to the question "how will you support young people and what will you do?" 

After that we will be hearing a punk song from local band Power Drill, a song titled Lantana that comments on the political situation of the Bushfires from 2019/2020. 

To end the show we will dive back into the Power to The YAC GoFundMe Campaign that is aiming to get the Youth Activities Centre (the YAC) off-grid and entirely powered by renewables! 

Enjoy the show! 

Today on the show we will hear from 'Be The Change', Chloe Zitsow a 16-year-old change maker from Los Angeles. Chloe is the founder of youth-led organisation, The Hermit Crab Society, which is dedicated to addressing furniture poverty. 

After that we will hear from Zam & Co who are the current musicians in residence, they will be performing on the 25th November! 

Enjoy the show!