Wednesday Breakfast

Liberty VictoriaFiona PattenSamantha Hepburn

The exhibition Rohingya: Refugee Crisis in Colour opened at Footscray Community Art Centre last Thursday. The mood was celebratory but the intention of the exhibition was serious. We speak to people attending the exhibition opening and Rohingya refugee Habiburahman about his new book, First They Erased our Name. Read more Manus Lives Matter Sister Jane Keogh is a Bigidine nun and a refugee advocat...

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 6th of December. Presenters, Judith Peppard and Patty BeggsOut of the Drak Dr Tanya Hill, Curator (Astronomy) at the Melbourne Planetarium, describes how she became involved in astronomy and what we’ll see during the lunar eclipse on January 31st.  Arms Race? Shirly Winton from IPAN phones into to talk about the coalitions proposed $3.8 billion dollar fund to stimulate...

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 24th of December. Presenters, Judith Peppard, Nick Wallis and Patty Beggs7:00am: Introduction:7:05am Gaol Bars Hugo the poet speak about the creation and force behind latest album reales 'Gaol Bars'. The Album comprises of raps written during and in some way inspired by my new work teaching music in a youth detention centre.7:25am Day Of Mourning Kevin Russell indigenou...

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 6th of December. Presenters, Judith Peppard,  and Patty Beggs7:00am: Introduction:7:10am ICAN, We all can Tim Wright is the Asia-Pacific director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons  joined us in the studio to update us on the international treaty to abolish nuclear weapons and ICAN's planes for 2018.7:25am Midsumma festival Dani Weber on the phone...

Wednesday Breakfast 13th of DecemberPresenters, Nick Wallis and Patty Beggs. Early childhood: Dr Avis Ridgway speaks about the pleather of ways cultures and the importance of instilling a pedagogy of play. ICAN and Can do attitude wins a Nobel Peace prize: A number of Australians who were instrumental in setting up ICAN…travelled to Oslo for the ceremony. Other ICAN members and supporters watched...

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 6th of December. Presenters, Judith Peppard and Patty BeggsGMO's to get a back door in if we speak out. Louise Sales from Friends of the Earth talking about the consultation on the government's proposed amendments to the Gene Technology Regulations to determine whether organisms developed using a range of new technologies are subject to regulation as genetically modifie...

World Aids Day: Dr Chris Lemoh is a physician at Monash Health and president of the Victorian African Health Action Network (VAHAN), speaks about World AIDS Day and the way understandings of HIV/AIDS has changed. Asylum Seeker resource centre: Jana Favero…is the Director of Advocacy and Campaigns apeaks about the ongoing crisis on Manus Island.  The Alice Springs Grandmothers group Sabella Kngwarr...

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 22nd November. Presenters, Judith Peppard, Nick Willis and Patty BeggsFilm- Hope Mathumbu speaks to Medika Thorpe, a Gunai and Gureng Gureng woman and executive director of the Winda Film Festival which brings together Indigenous voices and stories from around the world. The Festival is in its second year. Photography - Linsey Gosper in the studio to talk about the Cent...

 Wednesday Breakfast Rundown 15th Of November 2017With Judith Peppard, Nick Wallis and Patrick Beggs. Northcote by-election  Laura Chipp from Reason, the new pardy on the scene, drops into the studio to tell us their stance. Toronto Opens SIFThe first of three Safe injecting centres opened in Toronto, Canada, last week. In a story broadcast cast on The Wire on August 31st last year, Shane Hopkins...

Manus Island - Judith captures voices from the crowed in last weekend's peaceful demonstration  about Australia abandoning refugee's on Manus Island.  Rally for Manus this Friday the 10th- follow on rally.  YES for LOVE: Nicole Baker-Bryson is the mind behind The Truth About Marriage (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAgKLrxRorY)  Marriage as being much more than a ceremony and the legal Next of Ki...

Wednesday Breakfast Rundown 11 October 2017With Nick, Judith and Patty. Paper money- Vivien Langford speaks with ecologist    all about the dollar value of forests. Love is Love -  The Teskey Brothers - Forever you and MeCreative ways at tackling systemic issues- Dr Catherine Cock- co founder of Gathering of Kindness - on the phone to talk about instilling a culture of kindness throughout the heal...

Wednesday Breakfast Rundown 25th October 2017With Kate Aubrey, Judith Peppard, Nick Wallis and Patty Beggs. Egyptian Government has arrested 57 people for holding up a rainbow flag at a concert. Hope Mathumbu from Tuesday Breakfast speaks with Ivo, a Toronto-based activist working with the Egyptian No H8 Campaign, as well as Solidarity with LGBTQI Egypt to find out more. 7:30amPrivacy vs scrutiny...

Wednesday Breakfast the 18th of October 2017What on3CR In Ya Face presenter James McKenzie speaks writer and living with HIV advocate and activist NicHolas about the new NSW legislation that makes room for possible punitive measures for the transmission of HIV, including prison sentences in some instances. Nic Holas and James McKenzie talk about its implications for people living with HIV.Moving c...

Wednesday Breakfast 11th of October 2017Whats on:Dr Lucas de Toca in the studio talking about the Miwatj Mental Health Program - an indigenous mental health program managed and controlled by Aboriginal people Dennis Muller on the phone to talk about his latest rticle published in the conversation, highlighting the danger of hate fueled speech in areas of public discourse and just how damaging they...

Guest The Yarra Riverkeeper, Andrew Kelly, about the new legislation and the next steps in implementation regarding the Yarra River Protection Wilip-gin Birrarung murron Act, marking the first time the Woi-Wurrung language of the Wurundgeri people appears in an act of the Victorian Parliament. Associate Professor Kaye Mehta from Flinders University,  joins to talk about the Obesity Policy Coalitio...

Absent from the recent conversations on the Rohingya crisis is the Myanmar government practice of taking over land from minority groups to progress mining and other business interests. Jason Von Meding joins Judith and the team to discuss his recent article Religion is not the only reason Rohingyas are being forced out of Myanmar  from the Conversation

Interviews Rohingyas flee violence with no long-term solution to the crisis in sightThe UN estimates that over 100,000 Rohingya people have fled violence in Rakine state in Myanmar during the past weeks. There are media reports of burnt out villages and attacks on civilians and the UN is calling for an urgent response to this humanitarian crisis. Dr Costas Laoutides is a Senior lecturer in the Sch...

Herlambang Wiratraman the Director at Centre of Human Rights Law Studies Airlangga University. Herlambang spoke with Asia Pacific Currents' Pier Moro on the state of human rights in Indonesia and the structural impediments for justice for working people On the phone with Hanna Dalhen, Midwife and academic talking about the threat that a change in insurance protection could have on private practici...

Interview with David Giles, activist, academic and writer, discussing the politics of public space. David places Melbourne's urban growth in a global context as the Lord Mayor Robert Doyle tries to pass laws to 'ban sleeping rough' in Melbourne's CBD. #nohomelessban To stay updated on the sleeping rough ban, visit Justice Connect to learn more about the proposed amendments to local Law in Melbourn...

As part of the partnership between 3CR Community Radio and TEDxStKilda, Dr Jeanette Pritchard of the Monash Vision Group discusses her TEDxStKIlda talk on bionic vision. 

As part of the partnership between 3CR Community Radio and TEDxStKilda, Alice Morell of The Mother Movement discusses her TEDxStKilda talk on motherhood.

As part of the partnership between 3CR Community Radio and TEDxStKilda Danny Blay, former director of peak body No To Violence, discusses his TEDxStKilda talk on masculinity.

As part of the partnership between 3CR Community Radio and TEDxStKilda, Sally Tonkin of the St Kilda Gatehouse discusses her TEDxStKIlda talk on individual humanity and the innate desire for recognition.

As part of the partnership between 3CR Community Radio and TEDxStKilda, Dr Devi Stuart-Fox of the University of Melbourne discusses her TEDxStKIlda talk on lizard camouflage.