Monday Breaky October 18thwith Phuong and Jacob // 7.00AM: Annie McLoughlin on Showreel brings an excerpt from an interview where Ebony Bennett hosted Matthew Deaner, CEO of Screen Producer Australia and actor/producer Erik. They spoke on how Australian content can be maintained with the supremacy of the Streaming Services like Netflix. You can find the full interview on Australia Institute's YouTube page. // 7.30AM: Alice Golds on Wednesday Breakfast caught up with Azadah Raz Mohammed, lawyer and PHD student at the University of Melbourne, talks to us about Afghanistan under the Taliban, her own life in Kabul and experience coming to Australia, and the countries that acknowledge the Taliban and may invest in the development of a Taliban Afghanistan. // 7.50AM: Jacob and Phuong chat about news headlines. // 8.05AM: Jacob Grech speaks with Brett Collins from Justice Action on life inside Australian prisons during COVID-19 and the campaign to build prison unions. This report was brought to you by James Brennan on Stick Together. // Songs:Red Lights by Kitty Rae

Monday Breakfast

Australian Film Content in Age of Netflix, Afghanistan Update, and Australian Prison Unions

Monday Breaky October 11thwith Jacob // 7.00AM: We bring you a special feature - the Raucus Anti-AUKUS Caucus which was hosted by Renegade Activists on Thursday October 7 .The caucus featured a panel discussion on what the AUKUS alliance between Australia, the UK, and the US really means for Australia. Speakers included Jacob Grech, Guy Rundle, Clinton Fernandes, Dimity Hawkins, Dave Sweeney, Talei Mangioni & Scott Ludlam. There is a further action session being organised for Nov 4th. For more details, go to www.renegadeactivists.org//8.00AM: Stick Together reports on the Anti-Vax Rallies that happened outside the CFMEU Building. A first hand account delivered by Campo and Gorilla from Concrete Gang on 3CR. //8.15AM: Jacob speaks with Cody Smith, Senior Project Officer at Intersex Human Rights Australia about the intersex rights movement, and proposed changes in Victoria's laws for intersex medical interventions. 

The Raucus Anti AUKUS Caucus, Anti Vax Rallies, and Intersex Human Rights

Mon Breaky 4/10/21with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM Jacob Grech on Friday Rave speaks with Clinton Fernandes about Australia's role in the 1973 coup against democatically elected Chilean President - Salvador Allende and the reasons behind Australia's involvement. Clinton Fernandes is Professor of International and Political Studies at UNSW. // 7.30AM: Meg Kimber on City Limits speaks to Scott Jordan, a Takanya/Tarkine campaigner from the Bob Brown Foundation, about the campaign to stop a toxic tailings dam in this irreplaceable temperate rainforest. // 7.45AM: Phuong speaks with Mercedes Zanker, organiser of The Raucus Anti-Aukus Caucus and fellow 3CR presenter on Uprise Radio. Renegade Activists is hosting a webinar panel discussion this Thurs 7-8.30pm on what AUKUS alliance between Australian, the UK and the US means for Australia. You can find out more here. // 8.00AM: Jacob chats to Belinda Noble, CEO of Comms Declare on a new report entitled 'The F List' that calls out 90 ad and PR agencies for supporting fossil fuel companies. Comms Declare is also conducting a survey of people under 30 who work or study in communications (including media). If you complete the survey, you could win a $500 gift voucher. Head to https://commsdeclare.org/ for more info. // Songs:Scar by Missy Higgins

The Raucus Anti-Aukus Caucus, The F List Report, Tarkine Rainforest Campaign, and Australia's Role in Chile's 1973 Coup

Monday Breaky 27/09/21with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM: Zeb and Meg on City Limits are joined by Ally Scott and Martin Leckey from the Disability Resources Centre. They speak about the long-running campaigns to make public transport accessible to Victorians with disabilities. Find out more about the campaign here. // 7.25AM: Phil and Mareta on Dirt Radio are joined by Laura Sykes from Friends of the Earth to discuss all things transport, climate change and a new campaign that is being launched called Better Buses in Melbourne’s West. // 7.40AM: Phuong and Jacob discuss highlights from last week's YMCA Victorian Youth Parliament. // 8.00AM: James from Out of the Blue caught up with Ally King from Surfriders Foundation in Southern TAS to discuss a new fight emerging in the Bass Strait against gas developments. // 8.17AM:  James from Out of the Blue caught up with Tom Allen from the Wilderness Society to find out more about the campaign against gas development in Tasmania. //  SONGS:'Let Love Rule' by Archie Roach 'Fallin' by Jessica Mauboy //

Disability Access on Public Transport, Better Buses in Melbourne's West, YMCA Youth Parliament, and Gas Development in Bass Strait

Monday Breaky 20/09/21with Jacob and Phuong // 7AM: Zeb and Kevin from City Limits speak with Shane McGrath from HAAG - Housing For the Aged Action Group. // 7.25AM: Annie from Stick Together showcases the experiences of workers during Sydney's COVID outbreak. // 7.45AM: Jacob speaks with Kergen, Shehelah, and Dexter, three youth advocates from the YMCA Victorian Youth Parliament program happening this week. // 8.00AM: Phuong speaks with Dr Patricia Reynolds from Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network who shares an update on their proposed World Trade Organisation waiver that aims to break the monopoly on intellectual property ownership of vaccines to allow developing countries to produce them. // 8.20AM: Giles Fielke joined Annie from Solidarity Breakfast with an update from the group who continue in their fight to overturn the indefinite closure of a community garden by the management of Collingwood Childrens Farm. Sign the petition to keep the garden open here. // SONGS:Trapped Inside by KidDave (Shelter 2 Project)

Updates on AFTINET's Vaccine Equity Campaign, YMCA Victorian Youth Parliament, Public Housing Updates, Sydney's Workers Share Stories from Delta Outbreak, and the Fight to Save Collingwood Community Garden

News headlines://- Fitzroy Community School outbreak//- Pop-up vaccination clinics at highschools in Victoria//- AFLM update: Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs in Grand Final// Louie Dean Valencia-Garcia speaks to James from In Ya Face. A fascism expert from Texas State University, Dean spoke about the Texas Abortion law, voter suppression, the Far Right and the Republicans and the Delta spread and politics around masks and vaccinations in Texas.// Monica Kerwin speaks to Priya from Thursday Breakfast. Barkindji woman and Wilcannia resident Monica Kerwin spoke with Priya to provide some updates on the COVID-19 situation in Wilcannia, highlighting how the federal and state government have failed Aboriginal communities during the Delta wave. Content warning: this segment includes mentions of suicidal ideation. You can contact Lifeline 24/7, Australia-wide on 13 11 14.// Fidget kids - Fidget Kids: During the last break from lockdown (May and June ) kids from 3 - 4 Reggio at Collingwood College visited 3CR and got to experience the power of radio and recorded interviews in the studio and produced their own podcasts. In this clip Shamaeil, Zahra, Ilhan and Fatma interview Mini the Hip hop Artist.// Miree LeRoy speaks to Michaela from the Radioactive Show. Miree LeRoy spoke with Michaela about some recent activities in the campaign to stop Adani’s Carmichael mine and how the wider community can get involved in the campaign.// Songs://Supercut - Lorde//Our Country, Our Way - The Wilcannia Mob: Intergeneration //Missing You - Budjerah//The Wait is Over - Kutcha Edwards//

Texas Abortion Law, Covid in Wilcannia, Fidget Kids, & Stop Adani Campaign

Monday Breakfast 6 Sept 2021with Jacob // 7AM: James, Jackson and Mercedes from Uprise Radio caught up with Friends of the Earth campaign coordinator Cam Walker to discuss the release of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 6th Assessment Report. // 7.30AM: Alice from Wed Breakfast spoke with data privacy expert, Dr Helen Paik from UNSW Computer Science and Engineering, about some serious privacy concerns around the digital vaccine passport. // 7.50AM: Jacob speaks with Warren Davies from All Or Nothing, and Belinda Noble from Comms Declare about the role communications and creative agencies can play in the climate emergency. // 8.05AM: Annie from Solidarity Breakfast speaks with Dr Noor Bari who presents the case for managing covid as a public health emergency, how we can care for our communities in practical and achievable ways. // Music: Like A Girl Never Would by Zen Circus and Brian RitchHeal by Mitch Tambo

Comms Agencies and the Climate Emergency, Uprise Radio IPCC Report, Vaccine Passport Data Privacy, and Managing COVID as a Public Health Emergency

Monday BreakyPresented by Jacob // 7AM Judith Peppard is joined by Romana Vijeyarasa on Communication Mixdown to chat about the book International Women's Rights Law and Gender Equality: Making the law work for women, the Gender Legislative Index she developed at UTS and the potential of the law in the work of progressing women's rights and gender equality. // 7.30AM James Whitmore on Out of the Blue is up next with an update on the Melbourne Sea Slug Census from Nicole Mertens of the Victorian National Parks Association. Divers were able to squeeze in a winter survey between lockdowns in July. // 7.40AM Fiona McLeod AO SC talks to Annie from Solidarity Breakfast about her new book  - Easy Lies & Influence which outlines the threats to our democracy posed by the catalogue of corrupt practises exhibited by the present Federal Government despite the checks and balances that are present to challenge them. It is part of Monash University Publishing's In the National Interest series. // 8AM Mark Buckly gives us his take on the state of 'The Lucky Country'? being led by second rate politicians, who hope their luck never ends. Recorded for 3CR's Left After Breakfast Program. // 8.05AM Jacob speaks with Sharyn Davies, the Director of Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre at the Monash University School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures, and Linguistics about lockdowns, the current state of affairs in Indonesia, and why we should continue doing our part to keep each other safe. //  SONGS: Yadu by Lady LashTop of the World by KimbraWhite Noise by Dancingwater

Living in Lockdown, Making the Law Work for Women, Melbourne Sea Slug Census, Fiona McLeod's 'Easy Lies & Influence', and Mark Buckly's 'The Lucky Country?'

Monday Breakfast with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM: Fiona and Shane spoke to Jasmine, a Kurdish film maker who is making a documentary about the Bendigo Street campaign, where a group of people moved into houses left empty after they were compulsorily acquired for a freeway project that didn't go ahead. You can catch Shane and Fiona from HAAG on Raise The Roof 5.30 - 6 pm on the second and fourth Wednesday's of the month here on 3CR. // 7.30AM: Alex Bainbridge, national co-convenor of Socialist Alliance and long-time climate activist joined Felix and Jacob from Green Left Radio to chat about the political implications of the new IPCC report which is being touted as a "Code Red for Humanity" and why it raises the case for radical social change driven by mass movements. // 7.50AM: Jiselle Hanna and Pier Moro from Asia Pacific Currents spoke with Farkhondeh Akbar, a human rights activist and researcher, who gave analysis on the politics of the Taliban, its prospects for governing and if they have changed from 20 years ago. // We discussed some ways of supporting people in Afghanistan. If you have the means, you can donate to Rukhshana Media, an organisation that produces news from the perspective of women, providing a means for women to stand up and speak out on their rights. Mahboba's Promise is another organisation that is providing essential shelter, food, and hygiene essentials, supporting families in and around Kabul. // 8.10AM: Lidia Thorpe, DjabWurrung, Gunnai and Gunditjmara woman and The Greens Senator for Victoria, joined Priya Kunjan on Thursday Breakfast to talk about treaty in light of incarceration rates and climate change, and to discuss the truth telling and treaty circle which took place last week.  // Songs:  Alice Skye - Melbourne,Remy Ondrey - Mysterious,Archie Roach - I'm On Your Side

The Bendigo Street Campaign, IPCC Report "Code Red for Humanity", The Politics of the Taliban, and Lidia Thorpe on Treaty

Monday Breakfastwith Jacob and Phuong // 7.00AM James Brennan from Stick Together spoke with senior economist from the Australian Institute Alison Pennington about the impacts of working from home. To check out the research, head to the australiainstitute.org.au // 7.30AM Kate Colvin speaks with Solidarity Breakfast's Annie McLoughlin about the national campaign against homelessness, which highlights among other things that some essential workers are being priced out of the housing market. // 7.45AM Priya Kunjan spoke with Paul Healey, State Secretary of the Health and Community Services Union or HACSU to discuss Victorian mental health workers' fight for fair remuneration and working conditions as part of their new multi-year enterprise bargaining agreement. // 8.05AM Jacob and Phuong spoke to Dylan from the Vixen Collective about the overpolicing of sex workers and Victoria's recent announcement to decriminalise sex work. To support sex workers who are out of work during COVID, donate to the Emergency Relief Fund at https://chuffed.org/project/sex-worker-support // 8.15AM Sally Thompson spoke with Annie McLoughlin on Solidarity Breakfast about the community campaign that successfully forced the Maribyrnong Council in Melbourne's west to overturn their no vote to repurpose an unused international student residence into social housing during COVID. // SONGS: Stay in Bed- by Alice Skye //Always Was -by Flewnt ft. Dylan Voller and Tani Walker

Decriminalisation of Sex Work in VIC, Impacts of Working From Home, National Campaign Against Homelessness, Mental Health Workers' Fight for Remuneration, and the Campaign for Social Housing in Maribyrnong

Monday Breaky 9 August 2021 with Jacob and Phuong// 7AM: An excerpt from Democracy Now explores the recent US Congress hearings into the Jan 6 Capitol Hill riots instigated by Trump and supporters, featuring a look at civil rights activist Bob Moses. // 7.25AM: Dr Louise Hansen shares her experience of living with psychosis and what's helped with her recovery. Louise spoke to Suzie from 3CRs Brainwave program. //7.45AM: QAnon expert Mike Rothschild joins 3CR's Yeah Nah Pasaran team to discuss his new book The Storm is Upon Us.// 8.00AM: Jacob speaks to Equality Australia CEO Anna Brown about including LGBTQIA+ people in the census, and what this means for healthcare and equality outcomes. You can learn more and sign the petition here. //8.12AM: Stu Jordan from the Bob Brown Foundation spoke to Meg and the City Limits team about the campaign to save the Takanya/Tarkine rainforest from a proposed tailings dam which could destroy the Takanya rainforest and compromise the cultural heritage landscape. 

#CountUsIn LGBTQIA+ folk in Census, US Congress Hearings on Jan 6 Riots, Living with Psychosis, Mike Rothschild's book 'The Storm is Upon Us', and Saving the Tarkine Rainforest

Monday Breaky 2 August 2021 // 7AM: Marisa Sposaro from Doin Time spoke with Alice Drury from the Human Rights Law Centre about proposed changes to regulations governing civil and community groups with charitable status. For more information, you can visit hrlc.org.au/factsheets // 7.30AM: Living Free on 3CR spoke about gambling and eating addictions with Terry, a man who has experienced both. For support on gambling, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.// 7.42AM: Campaigner Andrew Hunter spoke to 3CR's Out of the Blue about the property development proposal putting the Toondah Harbour birdlife at risk.// 7.55AM: Jacob in discussion with Camille, Mirna, and Safa about the one year anniversary of the Beirut explosion in Lebanon. To learn more about the current state of affairs in Lebanon, you can head to Safa's event 'Conversations on Beirut' happening in the Building D Courtyard of Monash University Caulfield Campus this Wednesday August 4 from 10am to 6pm. To hear more of Camille's music, head to https://www.facebook.com/TaraBeatProject or https://soundcloud.com/tarabeat // 7.20AM: Latrobe Student Union member Nahui shares some insight on revitalising student unions. Nahui spoke to Stick Together, a 3CR program that covers industrial, social and workplace issues.// SONG:Touras by Tarabeat

Anniversary of Beirut Explosion and Current State of Lebanon, Proposed New Laws for Charitable Status Groups, Gambling Addiction, Toondah Harbour Property Development, and Revitalising Student Unions

Monday Breaky 26 July 2021//with Jacob and Phuong// 7.00AM: Priya Kunjan from Women on the Line speaks with Kerry Klimm and Associate Professor Chelsea Watego on the effects of racism on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how people resist racism every day. Catch the full conversation here.// 7.30AM: Jiselle Hanna from Asia Pacific Currents is joined by Sujata, a “social justice and labour movement activist” based in Mumbai. Sujata discusses the effects Covid 19 is having on the working class in India.// 7.45AM: Jan Bartlett from Tuesday Hometime speaks to Max Costello about a Comcare investigation into the medical treatment of 4 year old Tharnicaa Murugappan on Christmas Island, and some of the challenges from remotely detained refugees to access healthcare. // 8.00AM: Jacob discusses the social and environmental externalities of Brisbane hosting the 2032 Olympics with Jonathan Sri, a Greens Councillor for the Gabba Ward at Brisbane City Council. // 8.20AM: Meg and Kevin from City Limits speak to Housing Activist and RMIT Professor Libby Porter on the Public Housing Renewal Project and Victoria's Big Housing Build program. //SONG: Higher by Budjerah

The Real Costs of Brisbane's 2032 Olympics, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anti-Racism, The Effects of COVID-19 on India's Working Class, Investigation into Tharnicaa Murugappan's healthcare, and Victoria's Big Build Social Housing Project

Monday Breakfast 19 July 2021//with Phuong and Jacob// 7.00AM: Scheherazade Bluol from Women on the Line speaks to Eugenia Flynn, and Tasnim Sammak about Black Australia to Palestine Solidarity in Decolonial Struggle.// 7.35AM: Jacob speaks to Dr Patricia Ranald from the Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network about the movement to change World Trade Organisation trading rules to allow low income countries access to COVID vaccines. You can get involved by sending a letter to your MP to lobby for the Australian government to support these changes. Head to the AFTINET website for more info.// 7.50AM: Marisa Sposaro from Doin' Time chats with Activist, Actor and Elder, Uncle Jack Charles, about his appearance on the SBS program ‘‘Who Do You Think Are’. // 8.10AM: Jiselle Hanna from Accent of Women speaks on the inquest into the death of Raymond Noel Lindsay Thomas.// SONGS:Neon Moon by Miiesha & The Woorabinda Singers//Little Things by Ziggy Ramo & Paul Kelly

Solidarity in Decolonial Struggle, World Trade Organisation Vaccine Inequity, Uncle Jack Charles, and Coronial Inquest into the death of Raymond Noel Lindsay Thomas

Monday Breakfast 12 Julywith Jacob//Welcome and Acknowledgement to Country// 7:00AM  Saving Westernport: How a determined community stopped AGL's plan for a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit in Westernport Bay. Judith Peppard from Communication Mixdown reports. //7:30AM  Don’t Frack The NT: Tish King from Seed Mob speaks to Ella and Alice from Wednesday Breakfast calling on supporters to stand with communities on the frontlines of dangerous shale gas fracking in the Northern Territory. // 8.00AM Live interview with Chris Breens from Refugee Action Collective about the recent hunger strikes in Broadmeadows Detention Centre from refugees calling for freedom after almost 9 years of detainment. // 8.10AM Shams Moussa and Aran Mylvaganum speaking at the most recent rally protesting the ongoing genocide against Palestinians by the Israeli government. Tune into Palestine Remembered for more.  //  Songs:Running Late by Oscar Key Sung

Saving Westernport Bay, Don't Frack the NT, Refugee Hunger Strikes, and Protests for Palestinian Freedom

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