Sea/tree change; ALLAG, PDA & 'Recovery'...
5th May 10
Try a little harder: The Fi-dels
Run for cover: The Dells
Sweet honey baby: JJ Barnes
I caught you in a lie: Robert Parker
Living for the city: Stevie Wonder
Inner city blues: Marvin Gaye
Musica tellema: OK Jazz
Uganda: DJ Spooky feat. Saba Saba
Flute parlante: Ensemble Instrumental de Guinea
Baai: Emmanuel Jal
Jalisco: Victor Valdes
Release the pressure: Leftfield
Community service announcement: Kylie Auldist
Pass the vibes: Definition of Sound
Doowatchyalike: Digital Underground
Connected: Stereo MCs
Like Marvin Gaye said (what's going on): Speech
Stand on the word: Joubert Singers
Wait in vain (ambient mix): Bob Marley
Welcome to dub rock: DJ Spooky vs Livity Outernational feat. Damien Marley
GUESTS
On this month's 'Health Trip' segment, naturopath Gill Stannard explores the myth that country life is better for your health and also takes your calls on ways to balance the stresses of urban living. Click on the Triple R 'Podcasts' link to subscribe to the 'Health Trip': http://rrrfm.libsyn.com/rss/Healthtrip
W: www.gillstannard.com.au
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Dr Andre Renzaho, Executive Director of the African Leadership, Learning and Advocacy Group (ALLAG) joined us at Triple R to discuss the importance of mobilising Australia's African diaspora through this non-profit, community organisation. He explained some of the barriers that may affect African communities being able to successfully integrate more easily with each other - and by extension, Australian society.
For more information - or to offer support, head to:
W: www.allag.org.au
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"Pictures for Peace" is a photography exhibition/fundraiser happening TONIGHT only, to raise funds for indigenous Mexican organisation, Las Abejas. The group work at the grassroots level supporting women's leadership/participation, health and education projects, plus more. Featuring astonishing images taken by Justin Coburn during a number of years spent in Mexico.
Exhibition is TONIGHT 6-10pm!!!
Where: 800 Bourke Street, Docklands
Head along and show your support!!
W: www.peaceanddiversity.org.au
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The Stroke Association of Victoria are presenting "Recovery: Stroke Survivors share their stories". Stroke can affect anyone at any age - and any stage of their life. This exhibition provides an opportunity for survivors to give us a window into their lives after a stroke. The exhibition runs from Friday 14th - Sunday 16th May.
W: http://www.strokeassociation.com.au/Events.htm - for more info.