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Pete, Nona and Alexis present a crazy three hours of fun.

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Start every week with Davo and Sofia bringing you their own unique serving of FM On Toast.  Every Monday between 7am and 9am.

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Community Radio at it's best...PBAFM..89.7..for your Monday afternoons...

It all began in 1972, when a half-hour program called "The Chapel Hour" was launched on on WXIA-TV 11 and WANX 46, Atlanta-area television stations. Impressed by the young pastor and looking for a practical Bible teaching program, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) contacted Dr. Stanley in 1978 to request the program's inclusion on its new venture—a satellite distribution network to cable systems. The broadcast grew from a few thousand local viewers to a nationwide audience in a single week. Today, "In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley" can be heard around the world via radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, the handheld In Touch Ministries Messenger, In Touch Apps, and right here on the Web. Our programs are seen and heard around the world on more than 2,600 radio and television outlets in more than 50 languages. In addition to broadcasting, the ministry continues to produce CDs, DVDs, books, discipleship resources, and the award-winning In Touch magazine which is delivered to more than 1.5 million households every month.

Community Radio at it's best...PBAFM..89.7..for your Monday afternoons...

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A magazine show in Spanish with news, community information, guests and music.

Keeping you up to date with local and national community events, we have interviews, competitions, prizes and plenty of Deadly music too. Tune in Monday nights @ 7pm for Feel Good Nunga Radio.

Step back in time and relive nostalgia favourites with Gary Lockyer every Monday evening.

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From 7.00am Monday to Saturday, FM on Toast brings you a different presenter each day with their own unique style.

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It all began in 1972, when a half-hour program called "The Chapel Hour" was launched on on WXIA-TV 11 and WANX 46, Atlanta-area television stations. Impressed by the young pastor and looking for a practical Bible teaching program, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) contacted Dr. Stanley in 1978 to request the program's inclusion on its new venture—a satellite distribution network to cable systems. The broadcast grew from a few thousand local viewers to a nationwide audience in a single week. Today, "In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley" can be heard around the world via radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, the handheld In Touch Ministries Messenger, In Touch Apps, and right here on the Web. Our programs are seen and heard around the world on more than 2,600 radio and television outlets in more than 50 languages. In addition to broadcasting, the ministry continues to produce CDs, DVDs, books, discipleship resources, and the award-winning In Touch magazine which is delivered to more than 1.5 million households every month.

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Tune in to 89.7 Pbafm on Tue's 7.30-8.30pm with Loula + Ifect + be entertained with Music, News, Events + Fun Banter!

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Hear the latest from local bands, live and new release music, news, gossip, laughter and more. We'd like to say we came up with the name "M@x" after some lengthy process of brand development and focus sessions, but to be quite honest, we were stuffing around doing Richie Benaud impersonations one night - lightning struck and a new name was born! Your hosts present a fresh breathe of air on Tuesday night radio with regular live bands, interviews, feature albums, music news, gossip, laughter and more. One of the only times Scott has been seen in a suit.

Aussie Music Weekly is heard each week around Australia on over 45 radio stations through the Community Radio Network satellite service. Every week we bring you new Australian music from local and independent artists, in focus interviews, the latest Australian music news, a classic track, plus heaps more! Aussie Music Weekly focuses on new local and independent Australian music, giving much needed exposure to artists who do not gain airplay through mainstream media. From rock to pop, blues to folk, hip hop to funk, so long as it’s Australian, there’s a good chance you’ll hear it on Aussie Music Weekly. http://www.aussiemusicweekly.com.au

Featuring topline Aussie acts talking up and playing their recent Australian music faves, Australian Music is Bloody Great is a way not only to discover the incredible range of sounds being produced here, but it’s also a reminder to share them and support our artists. Australian Music is Bloody Great is produced by the team at AMRAP Amrap stands for the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project and is an initiative of the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA). It aims to generate airplay opportunities for new, contemporary Australian music on community radio.

Showcasing the latest and greatest Australian artists. Produced by the team at AMRAP

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From 7.00am Monday to Saturday, FM on Toast brings you a different presenter each day with their own unique style.

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The middle of the week is a great time for the best in Jazz and Swing. Hello folks Ted Leigh here, I have been with PBA-FM since January 1996 currently my shift is from 9 am until 12:30 on Wednesday mornings. The first 2 hours is lounge music structured round artists whose birthday falls in the current week (Sunday to Saturday) plus anniversaries etc. From 11 the rest of the program is Midweek Jazz and Swing – again the same format - of course with Jazz longer tracks, jam sessions for instance get an airing. When I first went on air we had turntables it was not as easy to key up a record as it is today loading a CD - until I got used to it I only played the first tracks. Over the years I have had many calls from listeners and also met several of them when we had open days at the station it is good to get feedback it shows we are doing something right – put it this way nobody has complained yet . Join me on Wednesday mornings and Start Out Each Day With A Song and don’t forget It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing.

Earth Matters is a weekly current affairs radio show bringing fresh environmental news with a social justice perspective to our listeners. Earth Matters contributes to public debate, reports on under-reported activist campaigns and informs the community on critical ecological issues. Supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation and distributed on the Community Radio Network. Read more https://www.3cr.org.au/earthmatters

It all began in 1972, when a half-hour program called "The Chapel Hour" was launched on on WXIA-TV 11 and WANX 46, Atlanta-area television stations. Impressed by the young pastor and looking for a practical Bible teaching program, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) contacted Dr. Stanley in 1978 to request the program's inclusion on its new venture—a satellite distribution network to cable systems. The broadcast grew from a few thousand local viewers to a nationwide audience in a single week. Today, "In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley" can be heard around the world via radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, the handheld In Touch Ministries Messenger, In Touch Apps, and right here on the Web. Our programs are seen and heard around the world on more than 2,600 radio and television outlets in more than 50 languages. In addition to broadcasting, the ministry continues to produce CDs, DVDs, books, discipleship resources, and the award-winning In Touch magazine which is delivered to more than 1.5 million households every month.

"Living In The 70's" the only 4 hours of great 70's music every Wednesday from 1-30pm on PBA FM 89-7. Tell your friends! You can make a request on 8250 3735 after 2pm on Wednesdays or SMS ONLY on 0402 542 893, 24 hours a day. I will also take requests from the comments from the request post for each week. If you have a song you have not heard for a long time, let me know and I will do my best to track it down. There are lots of 70's music played on the radio but not a program run completely by the listeners and that is why we are the biggest 70's request program in Adelaide. We play those artists you grew up with but not the same songs you hear daily on other radio stations. Yes, we play those too. Follow the show on Facebook to see charts, requests and more!

Mismatch with PBA 897 is on every Wednesday night from 5.30pm to 7.30pm It’s not a dating show! It’s a music show! Your host is me, 😊 Carmela and I bring to you a show full of different genres of music a selection of this and that, plus from different decades. From time to time I interview and play this to air. You can find these interviews on my website. There are interviews from bands and solo artists talking about their experiences and music, please check them out. Looking forward to you listening in on a Wednesday, also let me know if there are particular tracks you would like to hear, I will try and accommodate. Ciao for Now!

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Listen in to Rock Hard With Phil and Tish every Wednesday night between 9pm-midnight on PBA-FM 89.7 or stream the show live on this web site. If it rocks hard you will hear it here! Keep up with all the happenings on the Rock Hard Facebook page

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From 7.00am Monday to Saturday, FM on Toast brings you a different presenter each day with their own unique style.

Movie Music Mornings is about playing songs from the movies you love. There are also Movie Reviews & be sure to tune in for the Ticket Giveaways!

Drifting back through the history of rock and roll a retrospective look at important hit music and obscurities. The show has occasional performers and band mini interviews and bios recognition of the community of world radio and how music spread via radio. Many tracks are no longer heard on mainstream radio but are relevant not only to the baby boomer audience but for those seeking a revived and different sound. Every Thursday from 11.30 -2.00 you will hear 32 tracks with 8 or more Australian tracks. Music from the cream of Australian, UK and USA groups and performers. Lend me your ears tune in and have a great time and a different view of musical appreciation and its contributors. I'll be on your radio or computer every Thursday. Hear me then

It all began in 1972, when a half-hour program called "The Chapel Hour" was launched on on WXIA-TV 11 and WANX 46, Atlanta-area television stations. Impressed by the young pastor and looking for a practical Bible teaching program, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) contacted Dr. Stanley in 1978 to request the program's inclusion on its new venture—a satellite distribution network to cable systems. The broadcast grew from a few thousand local viewers to a nationwide audience in a single week. Today, "In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley" can be heard around the world via radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, the handheld In Touch Ministries Messenger, In Touch Apps, and right here on the Web. Our programs are seen and heard around the world on more than 2,600 radio and television outlets in more than 50 languages. In addition to broadcasting, the ministry continues to produce CDs, DVDs, books, discipleship resources, and the award-winning In Touch magazine which is delivered to more than 1.5 million households every month.

Drifting back through the history of rock and roll a retrospective look at important hit music and obscurities. The show has occasional performers and band mini interviews and bios recognition of the community of world radio and how music spread via radio. Many tracks are no longer heard on mainstream radio but are relevant not only to the baby boomer audience but for those seeking a revived and different sound. Every Thursday from 11.30 -2.00 you will hear 32 tracks with 8 or more Australian tracks. Music from the cream of Australian, UK and USA groups and performers. Lend me your ears tune in and have a great time and a different view of musical appreciation and its contributors. I'll be on your radio or computer every Thursday. Hear me then

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Vintage Country is a program for lovers of classic country music, both American and Australian and including all genre of country be it traditional, cajun, bluegrass or Aussie bush band. As in wine, there are good vintages and some not so good. The songs we play are those that stand, or will stand, the test of time, be they from ages past or from the present. Vintage Country presenter Barry O’Brien was a multi award-winning photographer/journalist at The Advertiser for 46 years before retirement. Barry has written a book on his life featuring his time at the newspaper as well as personal exploits. Called Take me pitcha Mister it details many memorable assignments. He also created best selling Moments in Time and Moments in Sport for The Advertiser. He is still an award winning freelance travel writer and photographer, producing stories from around the world for News Limited Publications as well as The West Australian and various cruise magazines. A lifelong love of country music is evident in the selection of music played on Thursday afternoons.

Providing a weekly program to all the Latin American community. No borders is a community radio program at the service of the community - we are here to serve you. proveer nuestro servicio comunitario a toda la comunidad latino americana. sin fronteras es una radio comunitaria al servicio de la comunidad. estamos para servirles.

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Featuring topline Aussie acts talking up and playing their recent Australian music faves, Australian Music is Bloody Great is a way not only to discover the incredible range of sounds being produced here, but it’s also a reminder to share them and support our artists. Australian Music is Bloody Great is produced by the team at AMRAP Amrap stands for the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project and is an initiative of the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA). It aims to generate airplay opportunities for new, contemporary Australian music on community radio.

Join Lost in Science for your weekly half hour dose of science with Stu, Manisha, Chris and Claire as they discuss new research, interview guests and talk frankly and science; from the everyday to how science has the potential to impact our world. Entertaining news and discussion about research that has impact on society and providing a wide range of science and technology news. Lost in Science is a weekly science program recorded at 3CR in Melbourne, airing across Australia via the Community Radio Network. Read more https://www.3cr.org.au/lostinscience

            Presented by Nick Brown Listen to Assignation Jazz & Blues for cool jazz, jazz standards, contemporary jazz and a smattering of blues from my favourite Australian and overseas musicians. I’ll also have some specials putting the spotlight on particular artists or genres or music festivals at appropriate times. Assignation Jazz & Blues will feature a current gig guide every week to promote live jazz & blues in South Australia.

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Saturday FM On Toast with Scott and Carmela is like a musical version of licorice all sorts. With Aussie tracks old and new, obscure songs that you may not know or have forgotten and comedy from the world’s funniest people, it’s anything but typical and a perfect way to start the weekend.

Australiana is a five minute window into interesting events and people for Australia's history - recent and not so recent. Prepared and presented by Harry Owens, Australiana can be heard on Saturday mornings from 8.55am.

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Keep up with the latest happenings on the Rhythm Club's

Every Saturday afternoon, Mark presents the best tracks from the 80's including old-school hip hop and 12 inch releases.

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Our great sunburnt land has produced some amazing musical talent. Saturday nights from 7.00pm, the team that bring you local music on Tuesday nights Max Radio, delve into the popular, the unknown, favourites and obscurities of Australian music. Why? Because.

A weekly expedition into the world of progressive rock, from the late 1960's until today, from around the world and from right here in Australia. Prominent classic bands, Australian: Sebastian Hardie, Tamam Shud, Tully, Spectrum and more. Recent bands, Australian: Unitopia, Southern Empire, Ben Craven, A Lonely Crowd, Hemina, Anubis, Aragon, etc (eclectic variety of sub-genres really). Prominent classic bands, overseas: Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Genesis, Yes, ELP, etc. Playlist blog: https://seasonsofchangeradio.blogspot.com.au/ AMRAP page: http://5pba.radiopages.info/seasons-of-change

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