The Adelaide Show

Tonight we dive deep into health issues. Firstly, spinal cord imaging research at SAHMRI being undertaken with support of the Neil Sachse Foundation. Neil joins us along with key participants Professor Brian Freeman and Prab Takhar. Secondly, we meet local woman and mum, Ainsley Machonicie who has lived with MS for many years but is now embarking on a stem cell process to halt the disease and poss...

Tonight's show is something different - a 5-course degustation of food, wine, beer, and competitive chatter between Denham D'Silva from Barossa Valley Brewing and Emily Hay from Turkey Flat Wines. The podcast will share snippets of the pre-course descriptions of the beverages and the food followed by the voting, then we get to sit down with Denham for a longer chat about making beer in the Barossa...

Lord Mayor, Martin Haese, joins us to talk about his time in the role thus far, plans for the future and an overview of current topics engaging the city. While on things, City Of Adelaide, David from Sunday Assembly has based his thought for the week on the Adelaide City Library. Ian Horne from the Australian Hotels Association discusses the hotel scene in this town and we ask whether the emergenc...

Allison Russell from History SA joins us tonight to take us through a number of History SA projects and stories from South Australia's past just in time for Anzac Day, including a new project, Bar Yarns. Allison particularly concentrates on how WWI was experienced here in South Australia. Nigel picks up the Anzac theme in our historic news quiz, IS IT NEWS, and uncovers some blatant racism, censor...

Tim Pine joins us to talk about film making in Adelaide and how video killed his rising radio star! He'll take us on a deep dive into his latest film, the video clip for Bill Parton Trio's song, Stalker Man, which we'll feature again as our track of the week. We also talk to John Murch about Capril - have you been wearing your cape this month? Nigel tests our knowledge in IS IT NEWS. In the Made t...

Tonight, we reflect on the Reclaim Adelaide march over the weekend and the counter march. Special guest, Andrew Andrews shares his perspective on Australia and the role of immigrants, as well as taking you backstage into the birth and growth of youth station, Fresh 92.7. We call a sitting of the Adelaide Visa Council. Nigel tests our knowledge in IS IT NEWS. In the Made to Move Minute, Max Martin...

This week we record live at Kytons Bakery, Edwardstown, during their Hot X Bun production overload. While we're here, we have Sharon Sutton, co-owner of Kytons Bakery, sit with us to talk about baking, food labelling, new product development and wine. You heard that correctly. Sharon is multidisciplinary and was able to join us for the SA Drink Of The Week , thanks to the Arkaba Hotel You also hea...

We meet iconic Adelaide newsreader, Graeme Goodings, as he sets out on his new career after a lifetime in TV news. We find out how he really started his media career, what it was like being the 'news dad' and how he thinks we should approach cancer when it strikes us or those around us. And Nigel challenges the great news man in IS IT NEWS? We catch up with political satirist, Andy Zaltzmann, who...

This week we reveal what's behind attitudes towards nudity in art in Adelaide. Our special guest is Ingrid Kellenbach, CEO of the Adelaide Central School Of Art. She is pictured with a snippet from the famous painting, Lying Nude by Amedeo Modigliani, which features in IS IT NEWS. She holds our hands and guides us through a viewing of attitudes and expectations surrounding art and its exploration...

This week we look at Adelaide and South Australia from two different overseas perspectives. First, we chat to former FIVEaa announcer and local TV cameraman, Sean Perry. He now lives in Malaysia and has interesting stories of life behind the scenes and Channels 7, 9, and 10 in Adelaide, along with FIVEaa, and lots of stories from Malaysia with comparisons between there and here. Sean tells us the...

Welcome to a new era in podcasting about South Australia with our launch of The Adelaide Show. Building on our heritage as Anther Boring Thursday Night In Adelaide, we will keep bringing you conversation with South Australians who inspire and interest us. This week we talk with Paul Gordon, a local lawyer with a firm focus on social media law and a love for dressing up as Sherlock Holmes in improv...

Former guitarist for KISS, Bruce Kulick, will spend most of the show with us ahead of his visit to Adelaide next month to play at the Bridgeway Hotel on March 21st, 2015. Cold Chisel will go into the SA Register just ahead of them entering the SA Music Hall Of Fame this Sunday. George Inglis reflects on Adelaide's peak hour traffic meltdown this week. We check the pulse on South Australia's Transf...

Cosi is on our show this week, the main behind Channel Nine's South Aussie with Cosi - and he helps us discover the northern home of the Adelaide Fringe. We learn a few things about South Australia along the way, including how little we locals get out and explore it. Becky Blake, lead singer of Chunky Custard, and THE piano chick, has a new Fringe show, Sex And The 60s, and a new song and we disco...

Tonight, in the lead up to Valentine's Day, we get some insights from Clinical Sexologist, Naomi Hutchings from Attuned Psychology. Is Valentine's Day a blessing or a curse for relationships, and do we have a double whammy this year with the release of 50 Shades Of Grey happening at the same time? Naomi reveals that the secret to sexual happiness in your relationship might be as close a stroll dow...

Tonight, we enter the most inner sanctum of South Australian society with a personal tour of the Adelaide Oval turf and groundskeeping world. Turf Manager, David Egan, lets us in on the secrets about turf choice and maintenance to get the best out of the ground for football, cricket and, of course, the imminent World Cup. A special Adelaide Visa Council focussing on comedian Greg Fleet. Will Greg...

In this week's show we pay our respects to Adelaide radio legend, the late, Vaughan Harvey, thanks to input from a number of radio and media identities We taste a new Lamington from Kyton's Bakery - an Australian icon with a coffee twist In Daily gives George Ingles some food for thought about social media, isolation and shops We make a rare visit to Clare for our wine this week. Jordie Bell in ou...

This week, we interview Joe Noone about Fork On The Road. This grassroots event is his 'passion project' and every time he musters the food vans of Adelaide, people flock. If you've missed out, he's doing it again this Sunday in Elder Park as part of the Tour Down Under festivities. In Time To Think, our man on the train, George Ingles, gets a bit ranty about attitudes towards bikes and buses. In...

The South Australian Of The Year, Dr Gill Hicks, joins us to explore connections between the recent Adelaide Hills bushfires, international terrorism and our attitudes toward asylum seekers. Plus we learn more about the amazing qualities of humankind from her first hand stories of experiencing terror. PS Gill might soon be Australian Of The Year, too. Keep your ears and eyes open around 6pm Januar...

Adelaide has been choking on the smoke from the Adelaide Hills bushfires and tonight we meet a man who was right at the heart of Black Tuesday bushfires that swept the Eyre Peninsula almost ten years ago to the day. His name is David Doudle and our paths crossed via Twitter while I (Steve) was in Port Lincoln this week. David recounts those first moments when the fire leapt out of control and then...

Max Martin and Dr Nathan Harten from iNform Health and Fitness Solutions help us create a very special episode to launch 2015. If you have made a resolution to get fit and healthy this year, this show is a MUST LISTEN. We cover all four pillars of health that Max and Nathan concentrate on with their clients: Food, Exercise, Stress and Sleep. For people in Adelaide, you'll also learn about their ne...

On this Xmas Day in Adelaide, episode 70 will bring you some South Australian flavour. We chat with David Bartholomeusz, spokesperson for The Sunday Assembly Adelaide, a godless congregation within a global movement, about how those of us without belief in god can still take part in religious festivals like Christmas. He reveals that people from across the theistic spectrum take part in the Sunday...

Are you feeling out of sync with your life, with nature, with time itself? Then find half an hour to sit back and listen to our chat with futurist and author, Kristina Dryza about her book Grace And The Wind. We discuss why she's not comfortable about the title, Futurist; she says reaching out for one can suggest we are not at home yet with the HERE and NOW. She also shares some insights into how...

An Adelaide psychologist who specialises in educational assessments joins our show this week, just before the summer school holidays and is asked what parents should plan so their kids get the best out of the break. Rebecca Rossi's answer will surprise some and sound like common sense to others. We have more wine to give away and this time it's a bottle of D'Arenburg 2011 D'Arry's Original Shiraz...

Tonight we're going to 'work it' with Andrew Reimer. You hear Andrew on Adelaide's FIVEaa, doing weekend talkback but in his day job he helps people find work. And now, you can read his widom on getting a job in The Straightforward Guide To Finding Employment. His eBook is available online and we pick around the issues with him on our show. We also have Andrew join Colin in IS IT NEWS? Will Steve...

In this episode we discuss the brutal changes brought upon the Adelaide media landscape in the past week. We pay respect to Graeme Goodings on his unceremonious dumping from the role of weekend newsreader at Channel 7. We also pay homage to the ABC and reflect in cuts to 7.30, especially given Simon Royal's past involvement in helping get broadband connected to the Another Boring Thursday Night In...