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Tuesday
7th FebruaryPresented by Joe Cassidy
Playlist
Roy Ayers
Coffy
Can You Dig it?Bernard Fevre
Dangerous Mixture
Day of the Dead
Black Lotus
Sonpsilo Circus
Dreams Are Back In Style
The Replacements
Androgynous
Let It BeArms in Mortiomn
The Alchemist feat. Nick Sweepah
Sons of Rico
Shaky Shaky
Injured Ninja VS Skylazer
Golden Top Mountain Journey
The Autumn Isles
Throwing Stones
KaleidoscopeUmpire
Milking a Thistle
Abbie May
Disney on Acid
Mammalian LocomotionThe Transients
In The Sound
CrossfadesElizabeth Bonny
Stardust
WAAPA Music Tech and Composition Class of 2011SBTRKT
Sanctuary
SBTRKTTV On The Radio
Satellite
Queer As Folk: Music from the SBS SeriesDiagrams
Antelope
DiagramsSan Cisco
Akward
AkwardHand Stand for Ants
Kind of Like A
Witch and DancingRoots Manuva
First Growth
4EveolutionMathas
Grumbleguts
10Pound Hairless SasquatchThe Smiths
Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before
Junior Boys
The Reservoir
It'a All TrueThe Cambodian Space Project
Love Like Honey
2011: A Space Odyssey
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Tuesday 7th February
Feeling Foxy with Femme Fatale
Lock up your boyfriends, folks, Dosh Luckwell’s back with a new show to share – and he wants all of you there.
It’s a vivid smash of theatre, spoken word, cross-dressing and film noir aesthetics with the local performer at its centre – sma more »
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Tuesday 7th February
Four Chords of Comedy
If you had to pay a dollar every time you wanted to watch a video on YouTube, the fellas from Axis of Awesome would have thirty million dollars to roll around in – like Scrooge McDuck in his great big pit of money.
The Australian trio of tunesmi more »
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Tuesday 7th February
Native title Agreement Ushers New Dawn
The State Government is hoping to settle the long-running native title claim over Perth and the South West region with a 1-billion-dollar package offered to Noongar people.
The deal could be the biggest native title settlement in Australian histor more »
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Tuesday 7th February
Evolution Revolution Sculpture
Korean artist U-Ram Choe is bringing her kinetic sculptures to Curtin University this and next month – marking the artist’s premiere on Australian shores.
Choe’s work is that of mythology and science fiction, crafting futuristic biological organisms… more »
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Tuesday 7th February
When Bringing your Ideas to the Table Takes on a Whole New Meaning
How many different sounds can you possibly achieve using a table as your instrument?
Four Polish Fringe performers bring you The Table – a manic and witty performance in which the quartet use strings, bows, coins, wine glasses and fists to produc more »
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Monday
6th FebruaryPresented by Alia Glorie
Playlist
Kevin Smith and the seven storey jumpers
Recycle my love
Within the shadows and beyond the dark6s & 7s
Fmillin
Choose the Sentinel BloozeOrange Juice
moscow
The Glasgow schoolPivot
Montecore
Make me love youCal Peck & the tramps
Pleading Song
Kill for youMount Kimbie
Before Imove Off
Crooks & loversYlem
Roll the Dice
Urban GreyCapital City
Whole Lotta Nothin'
Keep it stupid suckersTwerps
This guy
Self TitledChris Clark
The Gavel
Ceramic is the bombGosia Basinska
Small Inconsistent Truths
Like SugarMukaizake
Rule
SingleEudemonik
Nerve
MomentoClue to Kalo
Your palsy to protect you
one way, it's everywaySmudge
Spoilt Brat
This Smudge is trueTotal Control
One more toight
Total ControlKill teen angst
We built a ship
Gosia Basinska
Caravan
Small InconsiquentialCampari kid & Siren of the squeeze box
Old Mr T's Dormobile
SingleThe bank holidays
The Motif
Sail becomes a kiteGrowl
Spice Trader Blues
Clever LeaverAlfredo Linares Y Su Sonora
Boogaloo En Ambiente
iGozaloCarl Mackey Quartet
The Voice of hysteria
Jazzaziz: Vol. 5Minute 36
there's no
advice in this empty bottle of wineOwen Pallett
Honour the dead, or else
A Sweedish Love story EPWashed Out
Amor Fati
Shlomo
Anit Gravity
Brownswood ElectricDe La Soul
Breakadawn
TimelessStereoflower
We all think your're dreaming
StereoflowerKlute
Avoidinh People
Music for Prophet
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Monday 6th February
Hope is the Saddest
The central idea of so many of our favourite classic and modern stories is the power of HOPE.
But does hope always lead to a happy ending?
“Hope is the Saddest” is a bright black comedy that takes a different look at the idea of hope – as well as looking at death, delusion and….. more »
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Wednesday
1st February-
Wednesday 1st February
Aboriginal Rights in the Northern Territory
Last year the Government released a report on the future of the Northern Territory’s remote communities.
It indicates that Aboriginal communities suffer from a lack of services and infrastructure, including education.
As a result, the Federal more »
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Wednesday 1st February
Mega Deluxe Wheel Deal
My name is Ben Ainslie and I am a bike addict. I like bikes… I like riding them, building them, commenting on them and occasionally I build Franken-bikes.
When I laid my eyes on a four-person franken-tricycle I was excited to say the least more »
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Wednesday 1st February
The Day the Sky Turned Black
In February 2009, Australia was ravaged by firestorms equaling the energy of fifteen hundred atomic bombs.
The award winning, internationally toured play The Day The Sky Turned Black focuses on the Black Friday fires that engulfed the state of Victoria.
The show’s sprinkled with inspiration from interviews with survivors, journalists and a global arson expert.
Writer and performer, Ali Kennedy Scott joined Ben on Morning Mag… more »
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Tuesday
31st JanuaryPresented by Joe Cassidy
Playlist
Ruby Boots
Sleeping Alone
Kiss My Wami 2011The Kill Devil Hills
It's Easy When You Don't Know How
Man You Should ExplodeMathas
White Sugar
Kiss My Wami 2011Nick Gould (Producer)
Mali Cuba
AfrocubismReverse Engine Ear
Autonomous Thomas
Autonomous Thomas SingleThe Justin Walsh Folk Machine
Poison
Walking to ChinaBelle and Sebastian
Write About Love
Write About LoveMy Majestic Star
Like Cracked Glass
I Haven't Got It In MeRabbit Island
Space, Man
O God, Come QuickPhillip Malela
Tiba Kamo
Next Stop SowetoSex Panther
Pretty Boys
Dark WorkDom Mariana
Melt
Rewind and PlaySierra Leone's Refugee All Stars
Oruwiebie
Rise and ShineThe School
Is He Really Coming Home?
Loveless UnbelieverBoys Boys Boys
See Ya Later Lovie
Kiss My Wami 09Pikelet
Toby Light
StemSneaky Weasel Gang
Visionary
Kiss My Wami 09Patrinell Staten
Little Love Affair
Wheedle's Groove: Seattle's Finest in Funk and Soul 1965 - 75Odette Mercy and Her Soul Atomics
Up To You
Harlem
Someday Soon
HippiesThe Dead Weather
Blue Blood Blues
Sea of CowardsFrighteners
Home
Department of Eagles
Morrissey
Don't Make Fun of Daddy' Voice
Adem K
200 Year Old Volskwagon
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Tuesday 31st January
Unrest in Syria
Syrian unrest has continued since the initial upheavals in early 2011.
The widespread protests, influenced by other Arab Spring revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia, have been in an attempt to remove the president Bashar Al-assad from power more »
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Tuesday 31st January
Le Petit Cabaret
What would happen if a troupe of contorting, swinging, freaky circus types invaded a French class and took the students on a journey to discover their own natural talents?
Le Petit Cabaret happens.
Perth’s smallest, youngest and freshest freaks more »
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Tuesday 31st January
Teenage Joblessness
New figures show 27 per cent of teens aged 15 to 19 who live within the South-West metro area are unemployed.
The number’s risen from 23 per cent in 2010 and 15 per cent in 2008.
The state’s peak union body says the numbers illustrate the nat more »
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Tuesday 31st January
Magnifique Man of Mirth
Funny man Marcel Lucont will be one busy man during Fringeworld as he brings his comedy brilliance to Cabaret Fantastique – an international line up of comedy and caberet, as well as performing his own solo gig ‘Marcel Lucont – Encore’.
En more »
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Tuesday 31st January
Talk the Talk - Siri and Speech Recognition (Part 2)
Apple’s Siri software has put automatic speech recognition back in the news. We finish our two-part discussion with stupid Siri tricks, and some ways that Siri has become embroiled in controversy. And why is Siri female? UWA linguist Daniel Midgley will try to assist on this episode of Talk the Talk. more »
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Monday
30th JanuaryPresented by Joe Cassidy
Playlist
Junior Wells
Lovey Dovey Love one
Capital City
Drunk in WA
Keep it Stupid, SuckerMartha and the Vandellas
Heatwave
Fifi Mondello
When He Dreams
It's TrueGrooveman Spot
Affection
Signed, Sealed. Delievered (I'm Yours)
Stevie Wonder (DJ Smash Essential Funk mix)
Motown RemixedBastian's Happy Flight
In My Mind
EP 01Sunshine Brothers
What You Do
Red AlertParades
Hunters (Seekae)
The Sound of Trees Falling on PeopleThe Clean
Are You Really On Drugs?
Mister PopAbbe May and the Rockin' Pneumonia
Hawaiian Disease
Hawaiian DiseaseBig Old Bears
Tales of You
Tales of YouMurder Mouse Blues Band
Bird with a Broken Leg
The Thirst, the Hunger and the HornFrighteners
Off the Line
Split Seconds
Paper Boy
Arms In Motion
The Alchemist
ZigguratSubway
Simplex
Subway 2Camo and Krooked
Alienation
Fish Outta WaterAble
Ice Cream Won't Save You
Memory Tapes
Pink Stones
Seek MagicOther Places
Future past
*Self-titled*Rodriguez
Sugar Man
Cold Fact
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What's On Each Day
Tuesday
With Jamie Macdonald
Talk the Talk – our weekly delve into linguistics and language, with UWA’s Daniel Midgley.
Wednesday
With Ben Ainslie
Understorey – WA’s only environmental radio show airs on Morning Magazine just after 11.30 every Wednesday.
Friday
With Bren McGurk
Unzip the Sealed Section with sexologist Dr Gareth Merriman; diving into the titillating, fascinating and sometimes nauseating world of sex.
Burning Down the House takes on women’s issues every Friday on the Mag after 11.30.
