Music Overnight from 3WBC

Pieter van Wessem presents The Brighter Breakfast every Tuesday from 7am to 10am. Listeners can start their day with the latest news headlines and key stories from The Age and The Herald Sun along with weather reports and Metro train updates. Pieter interviews local musicians and performers, and delivers his observations about aspects of life in our fair city with a peek at the latest edition of the Whitehorse Leader- all this interspersed with an eclectic variety of great music

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Paul Hooper and Justin Lui bring you the latest news and results from the Box Hill Reporter District Cricket Association. Listen live Mondays at 7pm on 94.1FM 3WBC

Geeks Interrupted is a weekly 2 hour tech news radio show broadcasted live from the studios of 3WBC 94.1FM in Box Hill near Melbourne, Australia. Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares discuss the latest news on geek topics, tech, gadgets, pop culture, TV, film & other random stuff. Our podcast has been featured in the Australian iTunes Podcasts Store’s New & Noteworthy and Talking Tech sections as well as been in the Top 10 Technology & Top 5 Tech News categories. We were a finalist for Best Audio Program in the IT Journalism Awards (a.k.a. The Lizzies) in 2015 & 2016 and named one of the 5 Melbourne Podcasts You Need To Be Listening To by Southern Cross Austereo’s Triple M Network.

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Music Overnight from 3WBC

Music Overnight from 3WBC

Tuesday Breakfast on 94.1FM 3WBC is breakfast radio as it used to be – a good mix of weather, traffic & train information, news from around the country and overseas, over a background of contemporary chart music to get you up and about and into your day. The ‘wonderful, white-winged warrior’ Chickenman provides some ‘off the wall’ comedy, following a report on international, national and local sports from Paul Hooper. Kenzo from The Coast talks about his view of life from the S.E. corner of Queensland and Aussie George in Boston, provides some light-hearted insight into suburban USA. Regular studio guests include the Mayor of Whitehorse, representatives from Eastern Volunteers, Consumer Affairs and Neighbourhood Watch, all addressing issues of importance to local listeners.

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Music Overnight from 3WBC

Every Wednesday from 7am, Greg King hosts this lively mix of 70’s, 80’s and 90’s classic hits and entertainment news. Greg and co-presenter David Griffiths interview musicians, guest presenters and playwrights. The show also celebrates birthdays of musicians and features music from classic albums and new music. The crew also provide a regular weekly gig guide update of live music around town; a weekly film review from reviewer Nick Gardener; and during the football season there is an in-depth analysis of each game with our football expert “the President of Aisle 9.” All of their interviews can be found on their facebook page https://www.facebook.com/daveroyandrossy

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Beginning in 2007, Community Corner is a program designed to keep listeners informed about news, events, history and the achievements of residents and local organisations. It mainly focuses on the Whitehorse-Boroondara and Monash areas, but also includes other areas such as Manningham and Knox. Community Corner also features a wide variety of music to accompany the subject matter; including classical, soundtracks, country and rock.

Wrokdown Radio – every Wednesday from 4pm to 6 pm – is presented by Anita Monk. Currently on radio there are 3 types of music. Current Top 40, Golden Oldies, and new songs for the younger audience. Wrokdown adds another. The older audience are very particular in their choice of music because we grew up with the best, and Wrokdown finds the best new music around for your enjoyment. We also keep you up to date with what’s happening on the music front worldwide and tell you what gigs are coming up around Victoria.

Mostly Folk, Fun & Friends focuses on Australian performers in the folk genre featuring music, poetry, artist interviews and CD launches. The show includes folk event news. Julie Melia and Aine McAllister are among Michael’s regular guests.

Love & Laugh (Voice of Indonesia) is a program for the Indonesian community and those interested in Indonesian culture. Each week features current and nostalgic Indonesian hit songs, information about local Indonesian events, day-to-day living experiences in Australia, current affairs and talk about other interesting topics around Australia and Indonesia. The show also brings interviews with Indonesians living in Melbourne and prominent Indonesian figures. Love & Laugh (Voice of Indonesia) airs from 8pm every Wednesday.

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Join Iain Messer every Thursday from 2pm for Messeround. Regular guests on the show include the Mayor of Boroondara, the MP for Burwood, the Mayor of Monash, members of Emergency Services and the Whitehorse Ratepayers and Residents Association. The first hour of Messeround of the show is open to guests and local residents to share their interesting stories. Iain particularly likes to engage local residents. The second hour is filled by representatives from various voluntary organisations discussing their important work. Iain also includes current affairs, quirky facts, jokes and other fun (read: useless) information.

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Every Friday from 2 – 4pm Pieter van Wessem brings you two hours of music from Australia’s new and emerging artists. You will be amazed at the variety of talent out there. We are proud to play our part in developing new artists.

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Music Overnight from 3WBC

Music Overnight from 3WBC

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You can find Paula on A Lazy Sunday Afternoon most Sundays at 12 until 3pm (excluding football broadcast days!). Her mix of cool and funky sounds – dating from the 30’s through to now – is the perfect antidote to the week’s stresses. Wind up the weekend with some classic performers and great new talent – and a look at the news headlines from the Melbourne daily newspapers at 1pm.

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