COMMUNITY RADIO NETWORK PROGRAM GUIDE NOVEMBER 2023 : CRN-1 National Radio News (4 min) on the half hour from 06:00-09:00 and every hour from 09:00-19:00 Mon-Fri, and on the hour from 06:00-12:00 Sat-Sun BBC World News (5 min) at 00:01 & 05:01
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN Tecka’s Rock & Blues Show
00:01
BBC World News
00:06
Global Village
The Bohemian Beat
Not Thinking Straight
Top of the Pops
Pop Heads
Amrap Radio Program
01:00
Deadly Beats
The Tiki Lounge pt 1
Democracy Now!
Roots n Reggae Show
Definition Radio
Live Delay
02:00
Hot Sweet and jazzy (rpt)
The Tiki Lounge pt 2
New York Jazz
A Jazz Hour
The Breeze
Contact!
Beale Street Caravan
03:00
The Phantom Dancer
Hot, Sweet & Jazzy
Let The Bands Play
Hit Parade of Yesterday
Aussie Music Weekly
It’s Time
04:00
Spotlight
A Breath of Fresh Air pt 1
Beale Street Caravan
Dirt Music
Chimes
The Folk Show (rpt)
Saturday Breakfast with Julie Reynolds
Countryfolk Around Australia (live)
00:30
A Breath of Fresh Air pt 2
Blues Roots N Boots Parts 1 - 3 (rpt)
A Breath of Fresh Air pt 3
05:01
BBC World News
05:06
Good Morning Country (live) The best in country music to kickstart your morning Incorporating Rural Livestock 05:30
08:04
Fair Comment The Wire Weekly
09:04
Alternative Radio
The Documentary
The Assignment
Dads on the Air
World In Progress
This Way Out
Overdrive
Anarchist World This Week (live)
Wellbeing
Service Voices
Inside Motorsport/Cyberbeat
Australian Music is Bloody Great
Repeats or Music
Repeats or Music
10:04
The Quiet Carriage
Dollars & Making
10:32
Cinemascape
Water Watch (rpt)
11:04
Repeats or Music
Repeats or Music
12:04
Reports and Segments: Rural Livestock 12:04
12:30
N. Indig. News Review
Living Planet
13:04
The Fourth Estate
Service Voices
13:32
The Wire Weekly
Accent of Women
14:04
Let the Bands Play
Down Memory Lane (rpt)
15:04
Repeats or Music
16:04
Arts Alive
Repeats or Music
The Five Minute Advocate / Qmmunity Network News
Vision Australia Hour
Real World Gardener
Down Memory Lane
Earth Matters The Folk Show
The Bohemian Beat
Overdrive
Small Business Banter
Zed Games
Dads on the Air
Meet Me At The Movies
Hot, Sweet & Jazzy
WINGS
Science Unscripted
The Quiet Carriage
Women on the Line
Arts Alive
Recorded Live
Lost in Science
Stick Together
Space Nuts
Ultima Thule
Extras 2
Hot Sweet and Jazzy (rpt)
In Conversation
Repeats or Music
Repeats or Music
Repeats or Music
Repeats or Music
Primary Perspectives
Diffusion
Continental Drift Part 1
AFL Multicultural Football Show
Space Nuts (rpt)
Continental Drift Part 2
That’s What I Call Science!
16:32
Extras 1
That’s What I Call Science
Checkpoint (rpt)
The Chill
Off the Record
100 Percent Home Grown
A Jazz Hour
Chimes
Blues, Roots N Boots Part 1
The Phantom Dancer
Continental Drift Part 3
17:04
The Wire - National independent current affairs on community and Indigenous radio
17:30
National Radio News state-based bulletins: 17:30 QLD; 17:35 ACT/NSW; 17:40 TAS/VIC; 17:45 NT/SA; 17:50 WA
18:04
Let’s Talk
Radioactive
Stick Together
Earth Matters (rpt)
The Folk Show (rpt)
Blues, Roots N Boots Part 2
18:32
Travelling Life
Jailbreak
Water Watch
19:04
Word for Word
Checkpoint
New York Jazz
Global Village
Pop Heads
Jump Children
Fine Music Live
20:00
It’s Time
All The Best
Not Thinking Straight
Definition Radio
Roots n Reggae Show
Hit Parade of Yesterday
Blues, Roots N Boots Part 3
Well Well Well
21:00
Aussie Music Weekly
100 Percent Home Grown (rpt)
Amrap Radio Program
Spotlight
Urban Meltdown
1200 Degrees
The Tiki Lounge Remix Part 1
22:00
Dirt Music (rpt)
The Breeze
45RPM Side A
Off The Record
NIMA Chart Countdown
1200 Twelves
The Tiki Lounge Remix Part 2
23:00
NIMA Chart Countdown
Beale Street Caravan
Contact!
Deadly Beats
Definition Radio (rpt)
Live Delay
45RPM Xtra
45RPM Side B
Accessible through VAST Channel 630. All times AEST/AEDT. Visit www.cbaa.org.au/crn for full descriptions and latest updates.
The Community Radio Network is supported by the Department of Communications and the Arts via the Community Broadcasting Foundation - cbf.com.au
COMMUNITY RADIO NETWORK PROGRAM GUIDE NOVEMBER 2023 CRN-2 NIGHT TALKS The Community Radio Network’s second audio channel carries one-off breakout specials and live broadcasts, as well as Night Talks each weekday from 22:00 to 02:00 AEST/AEDT—an alternative line-up of current affairs, news and lifestyle content. Choose the switch times that suit your station best: head online for the latest info. Regular CRN-1 programming is broadcast from 02:00 to 22:00 each weekday.
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
Departure from CRN-1 Music Programming
22:00
60 seconds local content window / filler music
22:01
BBC World News (3 minute version)
22:04
The Fourth Estate
Real World Gardener
Women on the Line
Think - Stories and Ideas
Wellbeing
22:32
All the Best
Dads on the Air
The Quiet Carriage
Zed Games
Listen to Older Voices
23:00
60 seconds local content window / filler music
23:04
Word for Word
Alternative Radio
Arts Alive
Checkpoint
00.00
60 seconds local content window / filler music
00.01
BBC World News (5 minute version)
00.06
The Wire
00.32
On the Money
01.00
60 seconds local content window / filler music
01.01
BBC World News (3 minute version)
01.04
Service Voices
01.30
Stick Together
02:00
Return to CRN-1 music programming
Vision Australia Hour
TUE
WED
Lost in Science
THU
FRI
Earth Matters
Cinemascape
Bubble Pop
Diffusion
Accent of Women
The Bohemian Beat
Small Business Banter
That’s What I Call Science
Radio-Active
Overdrive
The Community Radio Network is supported by the Department of Communications and the Arts via the Community Broadcasting Foundation - cbf.com.au
Accessible through VAST Channel 631. All times AEST/AEDT. Visit www.cbaa.org.au/crn for full descriptions and latest updates.
HAVE YOU CHECKED OUT WHAT’S BEEN ADDED TO THE COMMUNITY RADIO NETWORK? LETS TALK (55’50)
National Indigenous talk show that focuses on current affairs and issues of importance to Indigenous people. This program is Murri Country’s flagship program and is listened to by a large Indigenous audience in Brisbane and around the country via the National Indigenous Radio Service, and now the Community Radio Network.
WORD FOR WORD (55’50)
Australia’s best interviews from a Queer perspective, delving into the extraordinary lives of everyday people, highlighting every shade of queer culture whilst reflecting the spectrum of diversity that makes Australia today. Sometimes challenging, often inspiring, always engaging, and constantly entertaining, Word For Word is JOY 94.9’s premier long-form interview program and is syndicated nationally via the Community Radio Network.
JUMP CHILDREN (55’50)
Coming to us from Valley FM in Canberra, Jump Children is a music show encompassing Blues, Vintage R&B, and Soul with some stories behind the music, as well as performer interviews.
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FAIR COMMENT (27’50)
Fair Comment is back after the pandemic! This time, Fair Comment is looking at grassroots issues viewed from the multicultural perspective that will affect our community. These multicultural communities have particular needs that sometimes, have been overlooked by government services and support.
DOLLARS & MAKING SENSE (27’50)
to tell important stories about the human relationship with land and water.
TRAVELLING LIFE (27’50)
Why travel? Why pack up and voluntarily hurl ourselves into unfamiliar territory, time and customs? Pure escape from routine and pressure? Often yes, but it can be so much more. Dr Christina Hagger helps you make the most of your travels.
Dollars & Making Sense is all about financial education. We bring together industry experts, investors, customer advocacy groups, and many others to help you navigate the sometimes complex world of finance & money.
WATER WATCH (27’50)
Water Watch is a weekly deep dive into news and current events Australia’s inland rivers. We cover every thing from policy to ecology, art to climate with a diversity of community voices and experts in the field. Water Watch celebrate life and culture of along our waterways and investigate the big issues facing the future of our rivers
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