Wavelength

This week on Wavelength, we’re sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. We sit down with Hannah Ferguson, the founder of Cheek Media Co., to chat about independent journalism, media transparency, and the power of digital storytelling. Plus, we break down the latest abortion legislation—what changes are being proposed, and how will they impact access in South Australia? The rising cost of healthcare is hitting Aussies hard, and GP visits are no exception. We unpack the out-of-pocket costs for general practitioners and what this means for everyday South Australians. And with Youth Week in full swing, we shine a light on the events, opportunities, and challenges facing young people in SA. All that and more, only on Wavelength. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having.  Monday night fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: November 4, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ella Maitland, Alecia Vinten

For this episode, Trevor spoke to Jenny Cooper about ‘Aussie Bread Tags for Wheelchairs’, an organisation that recycles bread tags that then funds wheelchairs. Jenny delves into the recycling process and provides an insight into the organisation as a whole. Later, Ella interviewed Xavier Mills about the importance of including LGBTQIA+ Australians in the census. Xavier provides an insightful perspective that prompts thoughtful and crucial considerations regarding the LGBTQIA+ community.   Cassie then spoke to non-for-profit organisation 'See Differently' Sally Raphael and Sophie Slattery, about service animals for veterans. They both highlighted the different programs and uses of service animals for a range of individuals and their needs.  ….. and that’s not all, like always we talk you though all the good news that is happening around Adelaide.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having.  Monday night fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: September 30, 2024.  Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ella Maitland, Trevor Koul, Elizabeth Hayes and Emily Downs.

Tonight, on wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having.  For this episode, Liz spoke to Tom Kloeden from Landscape Hills and Fleurier about Deer Hunting in the Adelaide Hills. Discussing topics like the increase of feral deer’s, the grazing pressures and community response. Later, Ella interviews Alexa Spyridonidis founder of social sphere who lets us all know about the new trending topic underconsumption core. Underconsumption core challenges the pressure to buy new things and instead encourages using what you have rather than following trends. Cassie then spoke to Bellie about roller derby, the physical contact sport that’s making its own mark in the South Australian community. Delving into its revival and the way it has changes across the years and the community support  ….. and that’s not all, like always we talk you though all the good news that is happening around Adelaide.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 5th, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ella Maitland, Elizabeth Hayes and Alecia Vinten.  

Tonight, on wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having.  For this episode, Trevor spoke to Sophie Kinnear from SportSA regarding the ways they advocate and support the South Australian athletes participating the 2024 Paris Olympics and beyond. Later, Izzy spoke to Dr. Ginette Kremmidiotis about the processes of egg freezing. Shedding light onto what it’s all about, the pros and cons and why woman are deciding to go through this process earlier in life. Liz then spoke to People with Disabilities Australia’s Marayke Jonkers regarding the new NDIS proposed ban….. and that’s not all, like always we talk you though all the good news that is happening around Adelaide. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 5th, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Isabella Capone, Trevor Koul, Elizabeth Hayes and Emily Downs.

Tonight on wavelength, sparking the convo's about Adelaide you should be having.  For this episode: Tonight, we’re sparking conversations about the future with Sarah Hanson-Young and Attorney General Kyam Maher, as we delve into the topic of deep fakes and their potential implications. Later, wespeak with Greg Pattison, CEO of Foodbank, about the new free supermarket initiative. And in Wavelength Explains, we’ll break down the risks surrounding vegetation management. ...and thats not all, like always we talk you through all the good news that is happening around Adelaide.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 9th, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Alecia Vinten, Elizabeth Hayes,  Trevor Koul and Ella Maitland

This week on Wavelength, Sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having.  ‘This action plan is made in plan to ensure young people are actively involved in decision making’ First up, we're tackling restrictions with Rugby Australia CEO Carl Jones, who sheds light on the current challenges and future of the sport. Then, we'll take you through the vibrant streets of Illuminate Adelaide with Rachel Asapati, the co-founder and creative director, as she shares how this festival is lighting up the city. But that’s not all! We'll hear from Nat Cook, Minister of Human Services, about the newly announced youth action plan, a crucial initiative for the future of our community. Later in the show, we delve into the phenomenon of dupe culture, exploring its impact and significance. And to wrap things up, Trevor brings you all the good news from the week, leaving you with a dose of positivity. Tune in to Wavelength, where we spark the conversations Adelaide should be having. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: July 22nd 2024  Reporters: Cassie Johns, Alecia Vinten, Macenzie Frew, Elizabeth Hayes, Isabelle Capone and  Trevor Koul

Today on Wavelength, we're sparking the conversations about Adelaide that you should be having. Tonight, we're diving into the innovative sensory menu at a restaurant in Mount Barker, exploring how it enhances the dining experience by engaging all five senses. We'll also take a closer look at Price Month, discussing its impact on the community and local businesses. Plus, we'll chat with one of the inspiring Young Achievers who won the People's Choice Award, sharing their journey and achievements. Stay tuned for a packed episode full of fascinating insights and uplifting stories!

Today on Wavelength, we're sparking the conversations about Adelaide that you should be having. Tonight, we dive into the recent popularization of an AI-generated image of Gaza amidst the Palestine conflict. We'll also explore the South Australian government's proposal to introduce bans on kids using technology, with insights from child psychologists. Later, we'll discuss whistleblower laws and wrap up with some heaps good news!

Cass and Grace are back, taking you through a MASSIVE episode this week, so strap in and get ready! The federal budget was just announced, and if you’re scratching your head trying to make sense of it, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. We’ll break it all down and explain what it means for you. In this jam-packed episode, we’re diving deep into HECS indexation and what it means for your student loans. Plus, we’ll explore the latest developments in making birth control more accessible and discuss the ongoing debate around artist salaries. But wait, there's more! We’ll also share some of the latest positive news in our 'Heaps Good News' segment. So, what are you waiting for? Press play and join the conversation! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: May 20, 2024  Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Isabelle Capone and Alecia Vinten

Welcome back to Wavelength, Sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having!  Cass and Grace are back taking you through a MASSIVE episode this week so strap in and get ready!  Recent statistics show a harrowing story, domestic violence has increased 30% since 2022, and 33 women have died at the hands of intimate partners. This story deserves attention and action. This week Izzy talks with Mary Leaker the general manager of Embolden SA’s peak body for domestic, family and sexual violence services about this topic to find out more.  Later on, we discuss the recent labour government proposal to get rid of the research wing of the SA museum which would decrease their workforce by 27 people and get rid of popular exhibits such as the Mammal Exhibition. Opposition leader David Spiers comes into the studio to discuss his concerns about this decision, and Liz also speaks with Michael Mills an educator/performer with  20 years of experience with the South Australian Museum.  But wait, there's more! Ella discusses the upcoming changes to family law in South Australia, effective May 6th, impacting numerous individuals. And if that wasn't exciting enough, Cass shares a roundup of all the positive happenings in this week's 'Heaps Good News' segment. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: May 6, 2024  Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Elizabeth Hayes, Isabelle Capone and Ella Maitland

Welcome back to Wavelength sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having! This week, we're bringing you back-to-back episodes, packed to the brim with engaging content! Ever heard of a "Sephora kid" or a "Sephora Baddie"? Last year, the internet was abuzz with discussions about young children's fascination with high-end skincare products. To unravel this phenomenon, Emily sits down with Rebecca Short for an insightful discussion. But that's not all! We also delve into the initiatives of the Nature Foundation, including their impactful program, Kids on Country. Our conversation with Warren Milera sheds light on this, followed by an exclusive podcast interview with Katie Perry, offering even more depth. And let's not forget about the educational grants provided by the Nature Foundation, discussed with Lucy Clive. The term "Dink" has been gaining traction, but could it pose problems in the future? Elizabeth walks us through this intriguing topic. Wrapping things up, Isabelle brings you a dose of positivity with all the uplifting news from this week. Tune in and join us for an episode bursting with diverse topics and engaging discussions! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: March 25th, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Macenzie Frew, Jasmine Sparrow, Elizabeth Hayes and Isabella Capone 

This week's episode of Wavelength is particularly special, with your ever-gracious hosts Cass and Grace guiding you through the journey as always!  In 2024, South Australia witnessed the closure of nine major hospitality venues, including several clubs on Hindley Street. This episode delves into the reasons behind this trend. Alecia engages in a conversation with the Lord Mayor, Jane Lomax-Smith, shedding light on the matter, while Trevor delves deeper into the significance of these venues with Kate and Rachel from My Lover Cindi. Furthermore, Macenzie sits down with Electric Fields, the South Australian representatives for Eurovision, discussing their recent collaboration with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra at the Adelaide Festival.  But that's not all; Jasmine provides insights into the recent surge of melanoma cases in Australia for Wavelength Explains, and Cass shares uplifting news highlights from the week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide youshould be having,  Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: March 18th, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Alecia Vinten, Macenzie Frew and Trevor Koul

It's that time again for Wavelength's early Fringe episode! This year promises an array of fantastic guests and moments of laughter. Get ready, settle in, and let's dive into the excitement! Jess engages in a conversation with Fiona Borthwick about their unique fringe show presented during quiet moments in hospitals. They explore the positive impact on residents and ways you can lend support to the cause. Cass and Grace have an insightful discussion with the incredible Rueben Kaye, delving into his journey into the fringe scene, his two new shows, and the significance of Adelaide for local artists. But wait, there's more! In this packed episode, Macenzie chats with Kyle Dolan, a Fringe grant recipient and stand-up comedian with performances in Edinburgh and Adelaide. To cap it off, Ella talks to Nina Oyama, exploring what makes her fringe show distinctive and delving into her bold comedy style. This episode is a must-not-miss! As always, your hosts Grace Smith and Cassandra Johns guide you through the exciting line-up. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: February 26, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Ella Maitland, Macenzie Frew and Jessica McCall

Wavelength has returned for the year, and boy, have we missed you! Don't fret, we're back with top-notch stories, reigniting the conversations about Adelaide that you should be engaged in! In this week's episode, Cass and Grace offer a glimpse into their lives by putting each other in the hot seat and exchanging thought-provoking questions. Later on, we sit down with Jamie Burcide, a longtime friend of the show, fringe performer, and City Mag's resident sexologist. She delves into the recent media coverage of Georgie Purcell, whose clothes and body were altered on Channel 9. Following that, Ella engages in a conversation with Mychelle Curran, the State director for SA and Tas, discussing topics such as low-income renters, rental stress, and the social and affordable housing policy expected in the upcoming May budget by the federal government. But wait, there's more! Trevor guides you through the ins and outs of ramping, and Jasmine highlights the most noteworthy news from this week! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: February 11, 2024 Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Ella Maitland, Trevor Koul and Jasmine Sparrow

Welcome back to Wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. This week Grace is back hosting while Maggie is away celebrating her birthday in the Gold Coast!  In this episode, we turn our focus to the Israel-Palestine conflict, unraveling its political history and delving into the latest developments. Ella engages in a discussion with the CFS about the impending El Nino and back-burning strategies, while Marco explores the significance of World Teacher Day with an insightful interview with a teacher. But wait, there's more! Ever wondered why Australians are consuming less alcohol? We've got the answers.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: November 13th, 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns,  Grace Smith, Marco Petta, Ella Maitland, Trevor Koul and Kayla Hamilton

To kick off this week's Wavelength episode, Ella speaks to Andrew Chadwick from the Red Cross about the importance of donating blood. Since Movember is approaching, we also shine a light on both men's physical and mental health. Jasmine speaks to Richie Welch from TAPS and The Next Step Australia about mental health awareness and initiatives.  Ben breaks down the Shift20 Initiative in Wavelength Explains. Then adding some sunshine to your week, Ella gives us some Heaps Good News.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 30th 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ella Maitland, Jasmine Sparrow and Benjamin Monga

Ella kicks off the show this week by speaking about period poverty with Eloise Hall from Taboo.  Then it is all about the Adelaide Italian Festival! Marco sits down with the Minister of Tourism and Multicultural Affairs MP Zoe Bettison and Cassie chats with the Festival co-chair Vince Ciccarello to tell us all about it.  Liliana breaks down the SA Social Housing Boost in Wavelength Explains.  Also, Kayla gaves us a reason to smile with Heaps Good News.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 16th 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Maggie Felton, Ella Maitland, Marco Petta, Liliana Burges and Kayla Hamilton 

Our team focused on the upcoming Voice to Parliament Referendum on this week's episode. Speaking to both sides of the campaign, Maggie spoke to Senator Kerrynne Liddle about the No side while Cass spoke to Sewlyn Button about the Yes side. Taking it back to basics, Kayla broke down exactly what a referendum is and what you are voting for when you head to the polls on October 14th in Wavelength explains.  Also, Trevor helped us plan our summer fun with Heaps Good News.  Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 9th 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Maggie Felton, Kayla Hamilton and Trevor Koul

This week we discuss endometriosis, how to handle difficult workplace situations and get the lowdown on slow fashion. Sparking the convo around Adelaide you should be having.  

Welcome back to Wavelength sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having! In this episode, your hosts Cass and Maggie delve into the upcoming Salvos Sleepout scheduled for September 16th. Furthermore, stay tuned as we rectify our previous oversight with an updated story on the Women's World Cup and how it has brought Australia together in a way, we haven't witnessed in quite some time. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 12th 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Marco Petta, Liliana Burges, Trevor Koul and Maggie Felton Photo: Unsplash

This week we discuss the see the signs campaign, fire safety inventions and if Australia could be getting a disneyland!  Sparking the convo about Adelaide you should be having.

Welcome back to wavelength! Sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. This week we have Cass and Lilliana in the studio hosting you though top stories in Adelaide including interviews from Trevor and Jasmine with Sue Richardson and Sarah Hanson young about climate change and the recording of July being the hottest month. We also touch of the negativity coming from the barbie movie and out views of how the movie touches on topics that need discussing. Following Lilliana talks us though why we might be getting a bit less this year from the Australian Taxation Office With Ben talking to a member from the Melbourne born punk rock band The Living End’s drummer Travis Dempsey. And finally with Cass finishing the episode off with heaps good news where we sit back, relax, and listen to some good news. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 7, 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ben Monga, Liliana Burges, Trevor Koulenios, Jasmine Sparrow Photo: Unsplash

Wavelength is back and this week we have got a jam-packed show that will be guaranteed to get you chatting about the important convos you should be having! You’ll also be glad to know that Cass is not alone in the studio for this week’s episode and joined by the delightful Maggie. The Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP- Transport Minister (SA) sits down with Marco to chat about South Australia’s strategy towards net-zero emissions by 2050 and how we can benefit from commuting via trains, buses and trams. Currently, Adelaide still runs several diesel passenger trains with the plan to eliminate the diesel fleet and work towards a quieter, more efficient fleet that’s better for the environment. This month is Pride Month, so to celebrate Liliana discusses the recent laws passed in the ACT to protect the medical rights of Intersex individuals with Legal Director of Equality Australia, Ghassan Kassisieh who explains the progress of these laws in other states too. Also Liliana speaks to Communications Officer of IHRA, Cody Smith(who was also born with intersex variations and received unconsented medical intervention in the ACT) to find out what impact the passing of this bill has had personally and also considers the next reforms we should look at to include Intersex people.   Have you ever thought about freezing your body to be thawed in years to come? For me, it’s not something that comes to mind right away but if you are looking for a conversation starter then look no further, Trevor answers your questions as he takes you through a new experiment about Cryonics (freezing your body to preserve it) some Australians are considering in Wavelength ‘Wavo’ Explains. Jasmine keeps you up to date with the latest good news stories with Heaps Good News! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: June 26, 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Maggie Felton, Marco Petta, Liliana Burges, Trevor Koul, Jasmine Sparrow Photo: Unsplash

Welcome back to Wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having! This week Cass is alone in the studio but luckily she has all of you to keep her company. We have a big week for you guys so buckle in! We talk about Sensory hours/Quiet hours with John Paul Drake the director of Drakes and Emily Bourke the Minister for Autism who have worked together in order to support South Australians who have Autism or who are Neuro-divergent able to shop without the feeling of being overwhelmed. The changes made are lower music, dimmed lights and Buzzers noises muted and in combination in this all drake staff at the allocated stores have gone through training to better support shoppers! Later on, Cass talks you through E-Scooters and laws regarding privately owned electronic scooters and Jasmine takes you through all the good news that has happened this week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: May 29th  2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Jasmine Sparrow, Benjamin Monga & Marco Petta Photo: Unsplash

This week on wavelength we have a great show for you! Your hosts Cass and Grace take you through the hour with some great stories, First up we have Liliana talking to the David Littleproud the leader of the National party talking about vaping and the recent new strict laws. After we talk about sex work decriminalisation, to understand more we talk with Kat Morrison from SIN an organisation about sex workers by sex workers and Tammy Franks from the Greens Parliamentary Co-Leader. Later on, we talk Federal Budget and give you a run through of everything you need to know and what’s affecting YOU! And Trevor talks you through all the good news that happened this week WOW what a show, enough to keep you entertained AND well informed, listen down below This episode is Grace our lovely host’s last show and we wish her the best in her future, her loveable energy and commitment to the show has meant so much and we will all miss her. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: May 15th 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Liliana Burges, Jasmine Sparrow and Trevor Koulenios  Photo: Unsplash

Welcome back to Wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. We have another killer episode for you jam-packed of entertainment, news and everything you should be talking about. Trevor speaks with Derik Lynch and Matthew Thorne the Narrator/ actor and Cinematographer of the award-winning film Dipped In Black a story about Derik’s road trip back to the country for spiritual healing, the film discusses queerness, Ingenious rights and oppression in Adelaide. A must-see for everyone. Ben speaks with Checkers and Srey from Marmalade (from TikTok) about the recent Gather Round in Adelaide, and Marco speaks with Val Migliaccio about the FIFA Women’s World Cup. That’s not all, Marco speaks to us through the new Mobile phone detection cameras around Adelaide and Lilianna tells us all the good news that’s happening around Adelaide. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: April 17, 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Liliana Burges, Ben Monga, Trevor Koulenios & Marco Petta Photo: Unsplash

Wavelength is back for its second episode of the season, and it is not one to miss! We say goodbye to our beautiful red-haired man but say hello to the gorgeous Grace Smith who will be co-hosting from now on. That’s not all, our amazingly talented new journalistic recruits are making their debut this episode. You may have seen on the news the Voice of parliament act, which would ensure indigenous peoples were able to form a committee to give advice to the government, to ideally ensure that indigenous Australians were considered more in the parliamentary system. To understand more, Liliana speaks to Sewlyn Button and Louise Miller Frost. We also have a very exciting interview this week with Dr Jane Lomax Smith the lord mayor of Adelaide who speaks about why we should protect the parklands. Not all, Trevor speaks you through the Tafe Sa data breach and Jasmine tells us all the good news that happened this week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: April 17, 2023 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Liliana Burges, Jasmine Sparrow and Trevor Koulenios and Maggie Felton Photo: Unsplash

Like the creation of some mad scientist, this week's Wavelength has been assembled from only the finest parts and brought to life by the power of radio. With major data breaches being reported by some of Australia's largest companies recently, Ben Talks with Professor Jill Slay AM, UniSA Smartsat Professorial Chair, about where these attacks are coming from and what we can do to protect ourselves and our data. In a personal story this week, Alex talks with Emmah Money, 2020 Australian of the year, SA Local Hero about Cystic fibrosis, what it's like to live with the condition and raising awareness. Putting on a show, Grace talks to former Masterchef contestant Poh Ling Yeow about the Adelaide Farmers Market amid calls that the Wayville Showgrounds site is prime real estate and should be redeveloped. In Wavelength Explains this week, Ciarán throws the switches and shines a light on Necrobiotics, the science of reanimating and controlling insect bodies. Why? For Science! On and average stroll down Rundle Mall you can expect to see some pigs, a pigeon and the iconic balls but In Heaps Good News, Kate gets into warrior pose and talks to Yoga Instructor Ben Greenwood about 400 people strong, synchronised yoga in the Mall. As always featuring your hosts Cass and Alex Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night weekly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 24th, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Alex Newman, Ben Monga, Grace Smith, Ciarán Moffatt, and Kate Johnson Photo: Unsplash

Like The creation of some mad scientist, this week's Wavelength has been assembled from only the finest parts and brought to life by the power of radio. With major data breaches being reported by some of Australia's largest companies recently, Ben Talks with Professor Jill Slay AM, UniSA Smartsat Professorial Chair, about where these attacks are coming from and what we can do to protect ourselves and our data. In a personal story this week, Alex talks with Emmah Money, 2020 Australian of the year, SA Local Hero about Cystic fibrosis, what it's like to live with the condition and raising awareness. Putting on a show, Grace talks to former Masterchef contestant Poh Ling Yeow about the Adelaide Farmers Market amid calls that the Wayville Showgrounds site is prime real estate and should be redeveloped. In Wavelength Explains this week, Ciarán throws the switches and shines a light on Necrobiotics, the science of reanimating and controlling insect bodies. Why? For Science! On and average stroll down Rundle Mall you can expect to see some pigs, a pigeon and the iconic balls but In Heaps Good News, Kate gets into warrior pose and talks to Yoga Instructor Ben Greenwood about 400 people strong, synchronised yoga in the Mall. As always featuring your hosts Cass and Alex Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night weekly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 24th, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Alex Newman, Ben Monga, Grace Smith, Ciarán Moffatt, and Kate Johnson Photo: Unsplash

Welcome back to wavelength sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having; this week Alex is back! But Cass is gone, can’t seem to get those two in the same room… not to fret we have our newest journalist recruits Charlotte taking you through. Grace is talking about cycling in Adelaide with David Elliot to understand if Adelaide’s infrastructure supports cycling on our roads. Ciaran speaks with Lisa Fraser the owner and co-founder of ANA drinks a new bottle-o on Hutt Street that Is completely alcohol-free. Also on this week’s show, It can be hard to have honest and personal conversations about mental health in your workplace, to find out more Cass speaks with Job edge’s director Carolyn Mounce. And, Amber talks you through Hecs debts and how they can affect your home loans on wavelength explains, whilst Brayden takes you through all the good news that’s happened this week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6.15pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: October 10, 2022 Reporters: Alex Newman, Charlotte McEvoy, Ciaran Moffatt, Cassandra Johns, Brayden Green & Amber Young Photo: Unsplash

Let this week’s instalment of Wavelength take you away from it all. With Flip Flopping on meals, Lost luggage, delays and cancellations, air travel is a subject with a lot of baggage. Kate chats to Qantas Pilot Mark Hoffmeier about the company’s recent bad press, the pilot’s job and how air travel is coping and adapting more than two years on from Covid. Alex may not be hosting the show but he’s here with us in spirit and also this recording we made him do from his travels in Europe. He gives us the run down of the view from the ground, whats changed, and how it feels to be a traveller again. Not content with filling in for Alex, our cohost this week is kicking interview goals with the AFLW. Maggie sits down with Key Port Adelaide forward Gemma Houghton and Adelaide Crows Captain Chelea Randall to discuss their AFLW careers, the upcoming showdown, the inaugural Port Adelaide team, and the rivalry between the two teams. If local travel is more your thing then you’ll be glad you listened to this weeks Wavelength Explains. Why is petrol going to start creeping up in price? Cass takes you through The Fuel Excise Cut due to expire on the 29th of September, what it is, and how its going to affect you. If you have something to say about this subject you can txt in on the number in the show. Grace is here to make you smile in this week’s segment of Heaps Good News featuring: The four day work week, Vege options on Qantas flights, accessibility for Adelaide public transport, and good news about the Great Barrier Reef for once. As always featuring your hosts Cass and Maggie and this week with a special farewell message for our outgoing executive producer Andrew. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night weekly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 26, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Maggie Felton, Kate Johnson, Alex Newman, and Grace Smith, Photo: Unsplash

September 12-18 was Sexual Health Awareness Week around Australia and we all know it can be difficult to know how to protect yourself amid a rise in Sexually Transmitted Infections. Nikki Brandon from SHINE SA spoke with us about the issue, while Dr. Nikki Sullivan, the Project Coordinator at SAMESH, filled us in on the Connect Project which aims to make free HIV self-test kits available. Also on the show, we speak with Tim Costello who recently presented at the 2022 Investigator Lecture hosted by Flinders University, to get his thoughts on a range of issues. Meanwhile you may have heard that Wine Growers in SA and around the country have experienced a glut of red wine recently. Leigh Warren, the General Manager of Bleasdale Winery & Vineyards gives us the lowdown. To cap it all off, we explore the new Hindley Street Music Hall. Listen in! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night weekly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 19, 2022 Reporters: Ciaran Moffatt, Kate Johnson, Charlotte McEvoy, Cassie Johns & Maggie Felton

“As you spend money on your doctor’s visit or your specialist visits, the excess amount you spend that you are not getting back from Medicare adds towards these Safety Net amounts, which are your thresholds”. - Community Information Officer Justin Bott on Medicare Safety Nets  In this week’s instalment of Wavelength Grace chats to GP andSA Chair for RACGP (The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners) Dr Daniel Byrne to discuss the changes in Bulk billing and the effects on both patients and practitioner’s. We also got the opportunity to talk about ‘Medicare Safety Nets’ with Services Australia’s Community Information Officer Justin Bott to breakdown how the initiative works.   Who says soup can’t be an all year round treat! Winter may have finished but we have just the thing to warm your insides! ReporterSam got the chance to speak to Local Sticker Street Artist ‘Soup’ to warm your insides with an update since the two last had a chat to discuss how Soup has redesigned himself and the way he views the Streets of Adelaide. Adelaide is often known as ‘The City of Churches’, ‘The Festival State’ or in recent years known as “One of the most liveable cities in the World”. Brayden explains the Global Liveability Index and why Adelaide’s Liveability ranking in this year’s survey dropped significantly, but also covers how we can bounce back and reclaim our status! Cassie brings to light in this week’s segment of Heaps Good News the importance of checking up on yourself, friends and family, touching on the recent yearly initiative of ‘R U OK Day’, with the focus around Mental Health. Wavelength also shares some news around the support projects happening right now. If this show has raised any issues for you, you can contact13 11 14 (Lifeline). Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night weekly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 12, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Alex Newman, Grace Smith, Sam Talbot, Brayden Green

‘You wonder to what extent are people are fully authentically there verses actually doing their shopping list’ As covid becomes a more normal part of our lives, we’re hearing more about the potential of the long-term effects it can leave. Maggie chats with Ali Valentine about her experience after being diagnosed with Long Covid. Also on the show, Kate speaks to Shane Dawson, Centre Co-Director from UniSA about why universities began to invest in online education and technology. Kate continues this conversation with Psychologist, Kathryn McEwen. And, what’s quiet quitting all about? Amber lets us know! We never let you go without knowing about the good happening in the world, stay tuned until the end for Heaps Good News! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 29, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Amber Young,Kate Johnson, Grace Smith, Maggie Felton & Alex Newman

In recent weeks you may have seen new ABS data showing that reported instances of sexual violence in Australia rose in the past year by 13%. Journalist & Documentary Maker Jemmah Finn talks to us about why this is such a major issue and what can be done to address it.  Also on the show, we speak to Lachlan Matthias from the Glenelg Football Club to find out the effects concussion can have on sports people. Meanwhile, we explain the growing Monkeypox problem as well as the emergence of foot-and-mouth disease right on our doorstep. To cap it all off, we put a smile on your dial in Heaps Good News. Listen in! If this show has raised any issues for you, you can contact 1800RESPECT or 1800 737 732. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 15, 2022 Reporters: Cassie Johns, Ben Monga, Ciarán Moffatt, Amber Young, Brayden Green & Alex Newman

You may have heard about the Government's latest changes to the Welfare System for Job Seekers. Rather than simply applying for a certain amount of jobs per month to receive payments, a new points system is being implemented to allow for a wider range of tasks to contribute to their mutual obligation requirements. But what's behind the changes and how is it actually affecting those within the system? We investigate... Meanwhile, how do Scholarships help to change the lives of young female students in school? To get the lowdown, we had a chat with Cara Varian from the Harding Miller Education Foundation about what they're doing to help students. ElizabethNkombera, a recipient of the Scholarship, also filled us in on what it means for her going forward. Also on the show, Grace managed to catch the absolute living legend that is Dr Karl for a chat about Climate Change and why SA recently declaring a Climate Emergency is such a big deal. To wrap it all up, Ciarán puts a smile on your dial in Heaps Good News. Listen in! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: August 1, 2022 Reporters: Kate Johnson, Amber Young, Maggie Felton, Grace Smith, Ciarán Moffatt & Alex Newman Photo: Unsplash

It’s pretty cold and depressing here in Adelaide at the moment, but the winter festival season is back with Illuminate Adelaide not only coming again to the CBD but throughout South Australia. To understand more about how the festival began and how it's operating through covid and the cold, Grace and Ben speak with Lee Cumberlidge. Meanwhile, one of our newest journalists Maggie spoke with a popular drag queen, from Marys PoppinsKane Enable about Adelaide’s drag scene, and also spoke with Rachel Hosking co-owner of My Lover Cindi all about inclusivity in nightlife. Also on the show, we have Brayden exploring the Vickers Vimy plane which is now a part of the Adelaide Airport, and Angus takes you through all the good news of the stories of the week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday night fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: July 18, 2022 Reporters: Cassandra Johns, Alex Newman, Ciarán Moffatt, Grace Smith, Brayden Green, Angus Giles and Benjamin Monga

Wavelength is back, sparking the convos Adelaide should be having. We have missed you! But don’t worry, we are back with a brand-new team, sound, and a whole lot of new stories, This week we have Cass, Grace and Alex taking you through you through some amazing stories. Have you noticed lettuce, electricity, petrol and other household items significantly increasing by price? we discuss the cost-of-living crisis, Cass speaks with Scott Keeley from Wakefield partners about how it directly affects young people In South Australia and what people can expect through this time. Not only that, but the beautiful Amber also speaks with Greg Pattinson the CEO from Foodbank about people struggling in SA and what we can do to help. Meanwhile, one of our new journalists Grace speaks with Hayley Brown the CEO and founder of Vacayit, a company that gives opportunity for blind or low vision tourists to be immersed in their holiday. Also on the show, we have Ciaran exploring the history and renovations of the new Gawler line in Wavo explains, and Cass goes through all the good news stories of the week. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, Monday nights fortnightly from 6.15pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: July 4, 2022 Reporters: Cassandra Johns, Alex Newman, Amber Young, Ciarán Moffatt and Grace Smith

Cass interviews the new SA Labor Preimer Peter Malinauskas.      Peter Malinauskas 

An exciting second week of Wavelength people! Cass and Jamie are hosting, and we have some great stories for you this week. It’s been a crazy week with fringe finishing which ends the festival season in SA.   Amber, one of our newest journos talks to two people from Russian and Ukrainian decedent about attitudes and behaviour they have experiences being in Australia during the conflict. The conflict has shown great support for some people, and others have experienced discrimination. Also, Jamie talks about new mandated consent education laws in Australia. To help us learn more, Jamie talks to Teach. Us. Consent. Our new segment Wavo explains is in full swing, and this week we have Cass to teach us what ramping is, why it is such a big issue and what is being done to change it.  And finally, we have Alex to give us the good news story this week all about SA being able to bring the boogie back. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: March 21, 2022 Reporters: Jamie Alexander, Cassie Johns, Amber Young, Alex Newman Photo: Unsplash

Welcome back to the first episode of Wavelength for this year! We have a brand new Executive Producer and Host, the beautiful Jamie and Cass debuts hosting for the first time, we also have an entirely new crew. We miss you David and Hamish, but alas new year, new show.   With Fringe and Adelaide’s festival season in full swing, our episode is very on brand, Cass and Alex speak with Libby Trainor Parker from endo days and Carla Mattiazzo about their recent fringe shows, as well as stigmas about women’s health. With more than 11% of the Australian population suffering with Endometriosis at some point during their life, it is vital to have conversations about how to seek help.   One of our newest journalists Amber spoke with James Templecock about the upcoming state election. For new time voters and veterans to the polling booth voting can be a stressful time, especially in an ever-changing covid environment. Amber goes through the basics of how to vote, where to vote, what to do if you have covid or are in isolation and how to find a party that suits you the best. The most important thing is to GO VOTE, make your voice heard.   We debut a new segment called wavo explains! This will explain a topical issue in a condensed version to make it easier to understand, this week we have Amber talking about the Flavivirus in South Australia. And Jamie goes through what the hell happened this week, including dancing being back, the rise in petrol prices and the new strain of omicron, an alien invasion isn’t looking too far fetched anymore..   Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: March 14, 2022 Reporters: Jamie Alexander, Cassie Johns, Amber Young, Alex Newman Photo: Unsplash

Welcome to wavelength, sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having. Its our last show of 2021! We have a jam-packed episode this week so get pumped! Our newest recruit Cass talks to the president and leader of Adelaide’s all gay rugby team Cameron, who walks us through inclusivity within team sports, how it all got started and most importantly how to join! We also speak to Tammy Franks about a proposed bill she has introduced into SA parliament regarding the legalisation of cannabis for reactional use.  It’s been another weird week here in beautiful South Australia, so totally understable if you can’t keep up. Hamish tells you what the hell has been happening this week, he discusses workplace culture report in parliament, Tea Tree Plaza in hot water with David Attenborough and more. Don’t miss us too much Adelaide, we will be back early next year, but right now go enjoy your summer! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: December 6, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons,Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns Photo: Unsplash

Following the recent boarder opening in South Australia and Adelaide becoming no longer a Covid free state, David and Hamish digest and discuss what the boarders opening looks like for South Australians. We talk to the CEO of Car Next Door, the future of car sharing as we know it. Car next door are committed to suitability and have the facts to prove it, Cass our new spunky recruit talks to Will Davies about how the company started, the future of the car industry and how their company is proactively lowering carbon admissions. That is not all, we also talk to Charlton Gunn an enthusiastic user of the company about his own experiences and takeaways. Hamish lets you know what’s been happening this week, new covid strains, the ongoing trouble in the coalition and private hospitals around the state making calls to ban the unvaccinated and as well as children under 12 to attempt to lower the risk of danger within high-risk places. And as journalists, David and Hamish express their disgust for the recent article criticising a Channel 7 journalist for not properly researching the new album by Adele before interviewing her. And finally, David speaks to Dr Lang about world AIDS day and reflect how truly awful AIDs and how important it is in our modern history. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: November 29, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons, Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns Photo: Unsplash

  Wavelength this week is missing our beautiful Hamish and Jamie, but don’t worry, David has brought a friend Angela Skujins. We miss you Hamish, but congratulations on your wedding!! We discuss the funeral of the hospitality industry, an eye-catching event that has everyone talking. David speaks to Simone Douglas from the Duke of Brunswick about the spectacle, how South Australian laws are impacting the hospitality sector and what followed the event. Whilst we talk the new edition of City Mag and go in depth about the different experienced transgendered people have whilst studying at university. Angela runs us through the failings of universities in understanding identity and the personal experiences of transgendered people in South Australia.  Also on this week show, the state government have financially backed the plant-based food sector, what a win for all vegetarians/ vegans! The government has stated in the budget they will invest 2million in a plant-based food incubator which will help food companies make and invent new plant-based options. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: November 15, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons, Angela Skujins Photo: Unsplash          

This week on Wavelength Jamie is gone but David is back! This week we wonder what the bloody hell has been happening in Glasgow this week, world leaders met to discuss the climate crisis, but will anything come from it? We answer your questions about sexual and reproductive health you may be too scared to ask. Jamie has sat down with Amy Moten from Shine SA an organisation that provides sexual health and relationship services to ask them all the questions and queries you never were game enough to ask. Hamish lets you know what the hell happened this week, he discusses Glasgow and Scott Morrison’s embarrassing moments, the lack of excitement for the start of the Melbourne Cup and Glynde’s fight against bunnings, how unaustralian. And finally, David digs deep into Scott Morrison’s embarrassing week from hell. To fully understand the situation, David sits down with Sarah Bulter an associate professor of climate adaptation at the University of Tasmania about the Glasgow summit. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: November 8th Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde, Hamish Kearvell  Photo: Unsplash

This week on Wavelength, we are missing our beloved David, not to fear Jamie and Hamish have soldiered on.  We discuss what it’s like to find work as someone living with a disability, in 2021s covid impacted the Australian economy. To understand how South Australia fits into this national picture, Cass talks to Carolyn Mounce the director from Job Edge about stigmas regarding people with disabilities gaining and keeping employment. Later in the episode, Cass talks to Lisa a job seeker who found herself living with an unexpected disability and the support she suddenly found herself eligible for. Also, Jamie does not hold back after recent news that a Tasmanian school was instructing year 8 girls to kneel and have their skirts measured. Hamish updates you on what has happened this week, including Melbourne’s wild scene after ending lockdown and the Extinction Rebellion protests here in Adelaide. To finish off, Jamie interviews Annette Shun Wah the new Artistic Director from Ozasia about the upcoming festival starting on November 7th! Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.  Airdate: October 25, 2021 Reporters:  Jamie Bucirde, Hamish Kearvell & Cassandra Johns Photo: Unsplash

This week on Wavelength, we discuss if the government should be stepping in to build more social housing for survivors of domestic violence and family violence.  While Hamish gets fired up over a recent COVID conviction. We talk to the South Australian young entrepreneur of the year Luke Timmins, the co-founder of Adelaide Hills lawn and Gardens.  Also, we interview Kate Colvin from the council to homeless persons about a new report on victims of domestic violence and family violence.  Hamish updates you on what has happened this week with Sydney Lockdowns, Donald Trump and William Shatner. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 18, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde & Hamish Kearvell Photo: Unsplash

This week on Wavelength, we discuss the proposed changes to the legalisation of sex work. The SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens recently weighed in on the topic, stating he would only support the notion if a number of regulations were introduced to stop an ‘insurgence’ or organised crime into the industry. To understand more about this debate, Amila spoke to the general manager of SIN (Sex Industry Network) Kat Morrison for more insight. Later in the show, David interviews the sex worker BigBoy to understand how the problem differs from interstate and to better comprehend the differences between decriminalisation and legalisation of sex work. Meanwhile, we also take a look at what’s been going on this week, including Scott Morrison travelling interstate for Father’s Day and NSW Premier Gladys ditching daily press announcements. We also have a chat about the new stance from Qantas, saying they will ban unvaccinated people from flying overseas. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: September 13, 2021 Reporters: Hamish Kearvell, Amila Dedovic & David Simmons 

This week’s show for Wavelength is all about dancing, following a huge push from Adelaide’s local Let. Us. Dance., SA has been relatively COVID free for months- so why can’t we hit the dance floor? We talk to Adam Cope one of the promoters about their petition to get South Australians back on the dance floor. We also interview Late Night Tuff Guy about his set over the weekend at the Barossa Contemporary show. We let you know what's been happening with local venue Lion Arts Factory. While,  Hamish lets you know what’s been happening this week in Adelaide, including the Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp outage, ADL suburbs submerged and The new NSW premier Dominic Perrottet. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 11, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde & Hamish Kearvell Photo: Unsplash

  This week, We interview Jemma Finn an Adelaide writer who was left homeless and stranded on the South Australian border after losing her job due to misinformation she received from SA health.  Meanwhile, we give you a rundown on the Melbourne protests and what the potential fallout will be.   Also, on the show we discuss the new nuclear submarines putting Adelaide in the global spotlight.  We deep dive into Chinas, New Zealand, and United States response and what it could mean for Adelaide.  To top off all the news, we keep you in the loop on the  Victorian Earthquake, new dancing laws and Eminem’s Mums Spaghetti