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A selection of new music from local artists. Presented by Brendan Bonsack. Tracks played:Magic Woman Dancing / Emily WurramaraFlow / EllatronixNot My Body / Worm GirlzWe've Got The Power / Sunny LuweRise / Stellar MoonAs The Trees Have Always Known / Melanie HorsnellThe Ballad of Kaptain Kindness / Awkward StrangersLooking for Love in All the Wrong Places / AndieMan up / MissGeniusSend My Love / Jada WeazelI Ain't No Politician / Laura FrankWake Up! / Darbyb-day / Jewel OwusuLucy / 

Nick from Freedom of Species is joined by Lottie and Hayden to play some music from bands and artists who they think are under-appreciated.You can listen to Nick’s show, Freedom of Species, here: https://www.3cr.org.au/freedomofspecies Songs played in this episode [Title / Artist / Album (duration)]Darius / Shoreline  /   To Figure Out. (1.03)Middle Management /  Proper. /   Part-Timer  (2.40)Melbourne /  Mia June  /   Don't Forget Your Bags (4.34)Crime Wave /  Codefendants (1.23) Higher with my love /  JAZZPARTY / Nobody gets away (5.13)Silent movies /  Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear /   Skeleton Crew (3.20)Werewolf Hologram /  ECID (3.57) New Rocket /  Full Flower Moon Band (3.05) Carrie (I Want A Girl) / Moaning Lisa  /   Do You Know Enough? (3.56)OMG /  Neighbourhood Void /   Sink Or Swim (2.21)Jamas Adios /  Segamoa Serna and John Sanchez (4.17) Ukiuq /  The Jerry Cans  /   Inuusiq (4.47)Late Stage Capital /  Dope Knife and Ceschi (2.16) Hold My Head /  Swain  /  The Long Dark Blue (1.39)My Generation /  Spoonboy  /   I Love You, This is A Robbery (1.34)New Orient /  Omar Offendum  /   Syrianamericana (3.53)Post American Studies /  Sole and DJ Pain 1  /   Post American Studies (3.54)Lull /  Proper  /  Part-Timer (2.01)

The rising cost of living, the looming climate catastrophe, a genocide the West denies the existence of and so many other issues have stoked anger and resistance in everyday people to levels we haven't seen for a generation.Join Meg and Trev, Freedom of Species hosts, as they explore hand picked songs written and performed throughout the decades that both express this anger and desperation, and provide an anthem for resistance to a system designed to keep the masses in check and benefit the powerful few.WARNING: There is coarse language in songs throughout this show. Resistance is inevitable!Warrior Sound / The Qemists / 3.53Fight the power / Public Enemy / 4.42Europe is Lost / Kae Tempest / 5.31Hinds Hall / Macklemore / 2.48Run You / The Qemists / 4.20Labour the cacophony / Paris Paloma / 4.07The Revolution will not be televised / Gil Scott Heron / 3.07Takeover / Zardonic and The Qemists / 4.089 to 5 / Dolly Parton / 2.42Get your fight on / Prodigy / 3.38No Fucking War / 7 Year Bitch / 1.53Killing in the Name / Rage Against The Machine / 5.13 Image credit: 'Girl holds up a Black Lives Matter sign', Clay Banks (2020) 

A new folk song, plus two longform narrative, electronic and experimental pieces exploring themes of childhood, motherhood, and memory. Presented by Brendan Bonsack. Magpie / Kaitlin KeeganQueen of the Should / Gillian LeverSleepless / Sui ZhenTessellate / Kitsch Kitchen 

A small selection of folk music tunes by Melbourne artists, either soon to be released, or released very recently. Presented by Brendan Bonsack. I Don't Need You to Fix Me / Tahnee OllertonDislodge / Broken CreekTerracotta Dreams / ArniiAbove or Below / OceaniqueMiddle of Your Mess / Charm of FinchesKaleidoscope / FeeldsYou're Grounded / Allara & OlenkaThe Shape of Grief / Molly MckewThe Place / Jess LockePride / Kit GenesisPeople Pleaser / LunicWhen the Sun Comes Out / Marigolden   

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