Home » Resistor » Show Notes – Resistor – 06.03.2014

We’re starting to hit our stride, and things are feeling good 😀

We’re lining up our ducks (and our on-air guests) and starting to get a feel for the segments that’ll keep us out of trouble for an hour. It was good to temper our lovely meat (Kev Carmody, Steve Earle & MC5) with some tasty veg. Sometimes we need to eat our vegies! These gourmet, fine dining micro-greens were ethically sourced in Canberra, coming courteous of the Australian Senate – It was a Senator Ludlam, lightly seasoned in great political rhetoric and classy delivery. We heard the Melbournian comedian Sean Bedlam lament the detention of all those innocent trees in the detention that is Australia’s forests and NYC’s Lee Camp float the idea that “critical mass” doesn’t seem that large. On paper at least 😀

The songs we heard tonight were;

We’re starting to push a conspiracy charge. And it feels good! Unless I see you in lock-up beforehand, speak with you all next week!

-Joe

Resistor, Show Notes No Comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Name *
Email *
Website

Join Apollo Bay Radio

Apollo Bay Radio is yours to get involved with! Our station is full of people experienced in community radio who are more than happy to help anyone get involved in their community radio. Community media is the key to a strong local voice with its volunteers keeping thumb on the pulse of the town - Join in!

Open & Transparent Governance

Apollo Bay Radio recognises the importance of open & transparent governance - As such, Apollo Bay Radio is dedicated to transparently representing its work and relationships. This is done by publishing organisational information, having its committee members available for feedback and holding regular and open meetings.

Boring But Important

Apollo Bay Radio is a transparent, member driven organisation. As such, our Boring But Important organisational material is published. You'll find an overview of our structure, commitees & committee members as well as regularly updated meeting minutes, financial reports and correspondence with other organisations.