LOCAL FLOWS

Afrika Connexions

This Playlist features programs by Overseas Students who worked with Radio Skid Row throughout the pandemic to produce programs that reflect their concerns and interests... more coming soon !!


Trainer: Rose Nakad
Project Coordinator and Support - Del Lumanta

Pandemic Radio - Programs by Overseas Students

Anything Goes is made possible with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF). For more information go to cbf.org.au.

Anything Goes

Where Am I? Podcast

በእውነት ((tru)) joins in with a cute mix

Afrika Connexions 29.11.2020 Part I በእውነት ((tru))

Osama Siddiq presents us with an overview of the ongoing conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia. Together with Abyss, they discuss the structural conditions which this conflict emanates from, forced migration, and potential spillover into Sudan.

Afrika Connexions 29.11.2020 Part II East African Politics

Today we have a really special one, featuring an interview with Rose Nakad, a member of Skid Row family and part-time lecturer at the Lebanese American University. I also play a project two of her students Mariam and Maugerite created about the theories of the use of social media in activism, using the Audre Lorde Project as a case study. Thanks for sharing this with me!

Also a bit on surviving lockdown, again. Thanks to everyone who are helping me !!

Tracklist~
La Combi - Atomic Otro Way, Gailen La Moyeta, Jordani, Leon De Chitara, El De La Mente Macabra
U Wanna Dance? - Magdalena Bay
LAW OF AVERAGES - Vince Staples
Sum Bout U - 645AR, FKA Twigs
LOST YOU - Snoh Aalegra
Lipstick - WILLOW
I'm with You - Avril Lavigne
パラノイドパレード - Kinokoteikoku
Polygon Wave - Perfume
PAC-TIVE - Yaeji, DiAN
All Night - Marika Hackman
Angry - Cyrogeyser
We Cannot Resist - LUMP, Laura Marling. Mike Lindsay
No-One in the World - Locust
Todo lo que te Quiero (ASMR) para ti - Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, Soleá Morente
Les jolies choses - Polo & Pan
La vida és curta però ampla - Marialluïsa
Weather - Junior Vasity, spill tab
Rain Song - Epik High, Colde
idontcareanymore - Alice Gas, Sawce

Sol Show 5th July 2021 w/ Rose Nakad, Mariam and Maugerite from LAU

Today I interview Neurotic Bandit (when he's rapping) or Charlie Sundborn (when he's holding a saxophone.) Just lockdown catchups, processes of working for money and creatively when you're stuck at home, and tunes ~

Tracklist~
In This Life - Delta Goodrem
Langage - Moodoïd, Wednesday Campanella
END - CHAI
Stoned at the Nail Salon - Lorde
American Gurl - Kilo Kish
Bunny Is A Rider - Caroline Polachek
Party - Planet 1999
Old Fashioned - Haru Nemuri
Demonic - Namasenda, La Zowi
HOT HOT - Bree Runway
You With Dat? - NoGum Hundo, BbyMutha
Bad Winter - Charlie Sundborn
Butterflies - Skrillex, Starrah, Four Tet
TAP ON TAP OFF - Neurotic Bandit
Signals In My Head - DJ Manny
Whatchu Think? - TYGKO, Fraxiom, Jedwill
KayakontheRiver - Malik Elijah, William Crooks

Sol Show 26th July 2021 w/ Neurotic Bandit

Exploring the coming-out story of trans-woman Swarnim's , the wider issue of trans rights under the Indian State as well as celebrating poems and music of protest and joy that speak from the margins.

Produced by Misbah Ansari & Swarnim with the support of Radio Skid Row Trainer Rose Nakad

Image from Sarees, Spaces and the Memories that Bind Them, Mumbai 2017
By the Aravani Art Project - a Women and Trans-Women Art Collective 
https://aravaniartproject.com/mehboob-studio_13#projects-12

Tales and Poems by Trans Women in India - Fighting on Different Fronts

This week, I wanted to talk more but my lungs and my mic betrayed me. I'll be back in the studio tomorrow so no more of this reverb nonsense. Plus planning some interviews uwu

What a day I - Chikei Hatakeyama
O Superman - Laurie Anderson
Well Rested - Kero Kero Bonito
Deeper Understanding - Kate Bush
Crying in Public - Chairlift
skyline, be mine - Shura
Heaven On Earth - Britney Spears
kuromi. - CVLTE, 4s4ki, sacha online
Rich Bitch Juice Remix - Alice Longyu Gao, Dylan Brady
A Pale Remix - Rosalia, Gesaffelstein
LEGEND remix - Alice Longyu Gao, Alice Glass, dltzk
Rap Song Tutorial - Injury Reserve
fuck this town - glaive, ericdoa
search party - dltzk
Here - James Colt,FINLINCE!
n20 - aldn
Iron Fist - Dorian Electra, Alice Glass, Faris Badwan
Incendio - Arca
Deep Sea - Dj Kicks - Disclosure
忘れないわ - Emiri Kanou
AMERICAN GURL - Kilo Kish
cool - Uffie
Working for the Knife - Mitski
Deadlines remix - Car Seat Headrest, yeule
Airport Dreams - Holy Fuck, Sarah Bonito
Work World - AYA GLOOMY
asturias - long version - Oklou, Zero Castigo
Perpetual - DV-i
OIL/TOO MUCH - Evita Manji
Woems (In the Futility of the Senses) - Meishi Smile
Call My Name - Smile, Robyn

Sol Show 18/10/21 w/ Sol's Asthma Attack

In this Sol Show I talk about how we are now pressured to become full-blown capitalists to even have basic assets like a home, and what that has done to our culture, mindset and language in a world of scarcity.

tracklist tho~
Weeping Drum - Emily Glass
No-One in the World
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc (for Schopenhauer) - Milo
Wax - Kilo Kish
Aitaiwa - iri
Inside Outside - Air Max '97
Hellraiser XXX - LYZZA
Wet x3 - Jessy Lanza, Taraval
BABY TEETH - Alice Glass
litter - lieu
Boing Beat - VTSS Remix - Danny L Harle, MC Boing, VTSS
mememe - 100 gecs
prick - glaive
I'm Going to Cedar Point - CMTEN
Dancing The Animal (mind) - Esperanza Spalding
What You Want - Paul Kelly, Vika Bull
Infinity - Mariah Carey
Ved on Me - DJ Sammy, Alessia Labate
cool - Uffie
Salt Licorice - Jonsi, Robyn
woodside gardens 16 december 2012 - dltzk
Koinos - Laurel Halo
all the time - kmoe, polearm
Let It Be - Daichi Yamamoto - KID FRESINO
Tell You Mother - RILEY THE MUSICIAN
Steel - Namasenda, Hannah Diamond
Only In Dreams - Bby Eco
The Hard Way - Diana Gordon
Sweet & Spice - Deb Never, Jim-E Stack

Sol Show 22/11/21 People Are Tiny Walking Micro Businesses

This audio essay is a small engagement with land rights in Vietnam – from the violence of the colonial past to the violence of modern global capitalism and Vietnam’s move away from its socialist principles. We'll be listening to the stories of the people from Thủ Thiêm area (Hồ Chí Minh city), whose livelihoods have been gravely affected by neo-liberal land policy in the name of “development.”

By René Hà 

Image by René Hà, from the town of Nha Trang in 2015

Đất Nước: From the Revolution to Globalisation

The Kerala Model - Alternatives to State Neglect and Uncontrolled Capitalism

Kerala is the only state in India with a communist government, and is also one of the states that has tried to contain the forces of neo liberalism and the privatisation of vital social services, We explore how these polices played a role in the development of what has become known as the Kerala Model.

Our program focuses on the first wave of the pandemic and also considers some of the problems faced by Kerala in containing later waves, including the obstacles arising from the destructive polices of the national government.

Images
K K Shailaja by Katty Huertas
Covid testing by Arun Chandrabose

The Kerala Model - Alternatives to State Neglect and Uncontrolled Capitalism

In this Valentine's Sol Show, I had a great chat with Bernadette Fam, director of the theatre productiion Chewing Gum Dreams by Michaela Coel showing through the Green Door Theatre Company as part of the Sydney Festival. Link: https://www.redlineproductions.com.au/chewing-gum-dreams

The cover photo is taken from CHEWING GUM DREAMS - Virtual Rehearsal Room Visit by Reviews by Judith.

playlist~
Minetta Creek - Blood Orange
Esa Canción - Alex Ferreira
Billions - Caroline Polachek
Up - Justin Bieber
Flowers (Sunship Edit) - Sweet Female Attitude
Valentine, Texas - Mitski
Kissing Lessons - Lucy Dacus
For You - Many Selves Version - Kadhja Bonet
Lost Without - Kindness, Seinabo Sey
All For You - Janet Jackson
Beg For You - Charli XCX, Rina Sawayama
Bardo - Maphie
Sinnerman - Nader Khalil
Celebrity Skin - Doja Cat
exposure - shuvol, HXSTAGE, CMTEN
Donuts Mind If I Do - CHAI, Beenzino
Muddy Water - Mori Zentaro, Daichi Yamamoto
M E T E L O - Rosa Melano, dj gossip
happy. - CVLTE, Shaka Bose
A Notch In The Saw - Simian Mobile Disco, Kodo
Luv (sic) pt2 - Shing02
Would You Mind - Janet Jackson
Somewhere Near Marseilles (マルセイユ辺り) - Hikaru Utada

Sol Show 14/2/22 with Bernadette Fam

The Sample Pack Ep. 13 Everybody Loves The Sunshine - Roy Ayers Ubiquity 22/01/23

This program was made possible with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation. Find out more at cbf.org.au

TRACK LIST

ΑΜαρία Φαραντούρη (Maria Farantouri) - σμα Ασμάτων 

Anti-austerity protest 2008-2015

Νικολας Ασιμος - Αγαπαω και αδιαφορω (Nikolas Asimos – I Don’t Care)

Magda Fyssas, 2020 after conviction of Golden Dawn fascists for 2013 murder of her son Pavlos Fyssas

Yannis Aggelakas - Like I'm Gonna Cry

Pavlos Fyssas (Killah P) – ΣιγάMηνKλάψω, ΣιγάΜηΦοβηθώ (Don’t Cry, Don’t Fear)

2012 Funeral for Dimitris Christoulas. Excerpt from his suicide note: “The Tsolakoglou has annihilated all traces of my survival, which was based on a…pension that I alone paid for 35 years with no help from the state…since my advanced age does not allow me a way of dynamically reacting (although if a fellow Greek were to grab a Kalashnikov, I would be right behind him), I see no other solution than this dignified end to my life, so I don’t find myself fishing through garbage cans for my sustenance. I believe that young people with no future will one day take up arms and hang the traitors of this country…”

Pavlos Fyssas (Killah P) - Out of Control - Song for Alexandros Grigoropoulos – killed by police in 2008

Παύλος Σιδηρόπουλος – μη μου μιλάς για τίποτα (Pavlos Sidiropolous - Don’t Talk to me About Anything)

Liana Kanelli – Journalist & MP for Communist Party

Νίκος Ξυλούρης (Nikos Xylouris) – Η μπαλαντα του Κυρ Μεντιου (The ballad of Kyr Mediou)

Μέρα Μαγιούμούμίσεψες (The Ballad of May Day) – poem by Yiannis Ritsos, performed by Maria Farantouri & Mikis Theodorakis

National Anti-Ochi Protests – 2011

Nikos Hilouris - Ο Θούριος του Ρήγα (Thurius of Rigas)

National Anti-Ochi Protests – 2011

Manos Loizos - Good morning

National Anti-Ochi Protests – 2011

Pavlos Fyssas (Killah P) – Zoria

Κατερίνα Γώγου (Katerina Gogou) - Mondays Poets

πλατεία α΄καληνύχτα (Square A' Good night ) - from film by A. Boskoitis – Mixed with Liana Kanelli

Feminist protest song in Kurdish	

3 May 2022 - Protest against acquittal of police who killed Zacharias Kostopoulos - LGBTQ activist

Λαυρέντης Μαχαιρίτσας (Lavrentis Machairitsas) - Kir Pantelis - for Zacharias Kostopoulos

Sotiria Bellou - Το Μινόρε Της Αυγής (Dawn In A Minor Key) mixed with 3 May 2022 Protest for Zacharias Kostopoulos

Dedication Katerina Gogou – various artists

βόλτα - from film by Antonis Boskoitis, Dark side

Κατερίνα Γώγου (Katerina Gogou) - On The Road

Eleni Vitali - The Song of The Gypsies

Track 1 - Yinka & The Fuzics

Refugees & locals protest gov attacks on refugee squats – 2017

Eleni Vitali – refugees & profit

Track 2 - Yinka & The Fuzics

Eleni Vitali – exporting democracy means creating refugees

Track 3 - Yinka & The Fuzics

Dagobah System – Tsamba Ke Verese mixed with Eleni Vitali on American military bases

Protest against military bases & Nato – 2022

Eleni Vitali – modern war & mass killing

Symbolic blockade of nato military vehicles – Thesprotia Sectoral Org of KKE – 2022

Eleni Vitali – modern war

Protest for Palestine – Athens – May 2022

Mikis Theodorakis – Anthem for Palestine

Protest for Palestine – Athens – May 2022

Bingyol - Παραδοσιακή Αρμένικη μελωδία (Traditional Armenian Melody)
The Singers - A Song For Artsakh - Ξενιτιά 'Bingeol' – solidarity with Armenians

Mikis Theodorakis – Exile

Demokrasi İçin Birlik – (Unity for Democracy) – various artists

I refuse - Vassilis Papakonstantinou & Lakovos Kampanellis

From Greece to Turkey, Solidarity to Grup Yorum - TENCERE TAVA HAVASI

Panx Romana - Concert for Fire Victims 2021 – call out to the people of the world

Various Artists - Hasta Siempre

Eleni Vitali – Socialist system

Einai megalos o kaimos - by Mikis Theodorakis & sung by Aria Saijonmaa at Olof Palme's funeral

Vasilis Papakonstantinou – Sunday

Protest in Canada

Antonis Kalogiannis – We are 2

Singing on the mountain – Pontic Greek

Stelio Kazantzakis - Rock my Misery

Bulgarian Pomak song - Western Thrace, Xanthi

Greece Episode 1 - Mon 27 March

The Sample Pack ep. 24 Motomami - ROSALÍA 21/05/2023

The Sample Pack ep 31. Enter The Wu Tang (36 Chambers) - Wu Tang Clan 13/8/23

Writer Mark Mordue discusses a free community event Uncivil Society: polarisation and breakdown in our conversations today,  to be held next Wednesday evening the 25th of October from 6.00pm with Chris Fleming, Sheila Ngoc Pham, Michael West and Lucinda Holdforth.

Uncivil Society: public discussion at Addi Road Community Centre with Mark Mordue 19/10/23

LOCAL FLOWS: 'Until We're All Free' interview w/ Zeadala and MC Trey 20/2/24 #freepalestine

In this debut episode, vision-impaired hosts Lima and Jamal and producer Ellie explore the vibrant Sydney Streets event at Glebe Point Road, asking the question, "Where am I?" Through their unique perspectives, they uncover the sights, sounds, and stories of the bustling street fair, offering insights into living with disability and accessibility in the community.

Supported by The City of Sydney.

Where Am I? - Sydney Streets, Glebe Point Road

In this episode, we explore The Australian Museum, experiencing the free permanent exhibitions including the Mineral Exhibit, 200 Treasures, and the Wild Planet exhibition. 

We used audio-guided tours to hear the exhibitions and tested AI-powered image descriptions to bring the minerals, bones, and animals in Wild Planet to life.

We also sat down with Farley Fitzgerald, Head of Communications, to discuss accessibility in the museum, its history, and more.

Supported by the City of Sydney.

Where Am I? - The Australian Museum

In this episode of 'Where Am I?', we hit the cinemas to test out audio description devices! Lima and Jamal, both vision-impaired, share their experiences—do these devices make movies more accessible, or is streaming at home with AD the better option? We talk about what works, what doesn't, and how cinemas can improve.

Supported by the City of Sydney.

Where Am I? - Trip To The Cinema

In this episode of Where Am I?, we dive into accessibility at the Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre in Ultimo! Lima and Jamal head to the public pool for a swim. How inclusive are these facilities for people with vision impairment? We explore the challenges, celebrate the wins, and talk about what could make a splash in the future.

Supported by the City Of Sydney.

Where Am I? - Accessibility at the Public Pool

In this episode of Where Am I? vision-impaired broadcaster Lima Peni and producer living with disability Ellie are on a solo return trip from Sydenham to Martin Place on the Metro M1 train in Sydney. A first for both of them. Along the way, they talk accessibility, what works, what doesn't, and share a a few laughs along the way.

Supported by the City Of Sydney.

Where Am I? – On the Metro Line

Ellie and Lima get vulnerable and talk about nicotine addiction and quitting smoking. 

Anything Goes Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM

Anything Goes - Nicotine Addiction

In this episode, we’re joined by Tash, a Brisbane based artist who’s also part of the 4EB community radio fam. 
We talk all things music - themes, influences, future plans and what makes community radio such a powerful space to grow and connect.

@ttashmusic 

Anything Goes Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM

Anything Goes - Tash – RnB musician

Addi Road Community Organisation is hosting Wednesday Nights in Marrickville. Lima spoke with Rosanna about what the evenings offer, including a wide range of community services.

Anything Goes Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM

Wednesday Nights at Addi Road! - Anything Goes

Emma Hurst MLC, leader of Animal Justice Party talks about AJP's work on animal welfare issues with Lou Steer of Close to Home. AJP is bringing in new legislation to better protect animals from cruelty.

Emma Hurst MLC Animal Justice Party talks about animal welfare issues

Lou Steer reads her poem The Dance of Time for her mother Valerie's 1ooth birthday. Happy centenary Valerie!

The Dance of Time - a poem for Valerie's 100th birthday

 Palestinian Australian film maker Ala'a Al-Qaisi reads the poem Nagham of Gaza, who was Gaza's top woman karate champion (Nagham Abu Samra). In the poem,  Nagham wrote it imagining  a meeting after her death with the pilot who bombed the building where she sheltered.

Nagham of Gaza read by Ala'a Al Qaisi

Listen to Vivien Langford's fantastic compilation of Palestine rally highlights recorded in Sydney between 2023-2025

Sydney Palestine rallies highlights  2023-2025 (3CR compilation Part 1 by Vivien Langford)

Listen to Vivien Langford's full length compilation highlights of two years (202302025) rallies in Sydney by Palestine Action Group. 60 minute play length.

Palestine Action Group Sydney rallies 2023-2025 (60mins playlength)

Melbourne singer/songwriter Joshua Batten talks to Lou Steer of Close to Home about his upcoming Sydney tour and his new single Spring Fever.  Tour info at www.joshuabatten.com.au

Joshua Batten musician with bonus track Spring Fever

An insightful conversation with James Harkness, a past participant of the CMTO’s Audio Ability program for people living with disabilities, and his mentor Kelly.

In this interview, James presents his powerful audio feature exploring the impact of the NDIS decision to remove access to sex worker services from its funding scheme — a change that deeply affects the rights, autonomy, and wellbeing of people with disabilities.

Hosted: Lima & Jamal 
Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM

Anything Goes - NDIS & Sex Work Access with James Harkness

We speak with Jo Haylen, Member for Summer Hill, about the opening of the new Return & Earn depot on Smidmore Street, Marrickville. Jo discusses how the initiative supports local recycling, reduces waste, and creates opportunities for the community to make a positive environmental impact.

Hosts: Lima 

Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM

Anything Goes - Return & Earn with Jo Haylen

Articulate Project Space, Frontyard Community Projects

art loud 10 nov 2025

LOCAL FLOWS w/ riverkid - Marx Major's new album Disorder (+ Vuli from True Vibenation)

LOCAL FLOWS - interview with Vuli of True Vibenation 25/11/25

Legendary Congolese musician Kanda Bongo Man talks to Lloyed of Afrika Connexions about the amazing contribution has made to soukous music and much more.
Kanda Bongo Man is a Congolese soukous musician. Kanda Bongo Man is known for the structural changes he implemented to soukous music. The Congolese singer revolutionized soukous by encouraging guitar solos after every verse and even sometimes at the beginning of the song. His form of soukous gave birth to the kwassa kwassa dance rhythm where the hips move back and forth while the hands move to follow the hips.

Afrika Connexions Sunday 12-3pm on 8.9fm
Listen online www.radioskidrow.org

Afrika Connexions- Kanda Bongo Man Interview 30-10- 2016

Born and raised in the notorious Trenchtown and Arnett Gardens area of Kingston, Jamaica, Christopher Campbell, now known as Norris Man had Bob Marley as a hometown hero to inspire his immersion into the musical arena. As a young boy Norris Man (named because of his enthusiasm for karate king Chuck Norris) would sit under a tree to write his own songs of redemption. Feeling music within him, Norris could not ignore his gift of singing and performing. In the Kingston dancehalls of his youth, older sound boys would hoist ten year-old Norris on top a Guiness box and hand him the mic to stir up the dance. Such experiences lit the musical fire for this ghetto youth. From there his musical journey began. 
As he matured, Norris Man gained the respect of sound-systems throughout the city with his unique toasting and singing style. By age 22, he began recording songs in some of Kingstons most reputable recording studios such as Black Scorpio, Leggo, and Celestial Sounds Studio. By the mid-nineties, Norris found himself fully committed to his faith as a Rastafarian, wherein he experienced a shift in his consciousness to a higher spiritual and musical level. He created lyrical content that became more potent, more socially uplifting, and more meaningful. With this devotion, he recorded “Love and Affection” at Buju Bantons Cellblock studio. From there, Norris Man went on to Celestial Sounds Studio to record “Congo Shanty” and “Ever-living Soul” at which time he met some of his most prolific producers to date: Iley Dread of Kings of Kings, Richard “Bello” Bell of Star Trail Records and Colin McGregor of Jah Scout Records. During this period, Norris Man, with the assistance of Cordel “Skatta” Burrells golden touch on the mixing board, recorded his groundbreaking songs: “Persistence”, “Hold Onto Your Faith”, and “Bad Road” all on the “Persistence” album. At Sting 98 (Jamaicas biggest dancehall show) Norris Man performed “Persistence”, his biggest hit in the dancehall market so far. Likewise, the songs “Hold Onto Your Faith” and “Bad Road” are revered as reggae anthems.

BLAZING ROOTS AND CULTURE/ NORRIS MAN

Roots reggae singer I-Wayne (born Cliffroy Taylor) hails from Portmore, Jamaica. After a string of singles that were minor hits, the singer hit big time with 2004’s cautionary tale “Can't Satisfy Her.” It would land on his 2005 album, Lava Ground, which was followed two years later by Book of Life. Both albums were released on the VP label, as was the singer's 2011 effort, Life Teachings.
I Wayne was raised by his aunt and her husband Ansell Collins, a renowned keyboard player. This young artist has been refining his craft since age seven. Coming from a musical family, I Wayne had first made his venture into performance as a student at Greater Portmore High School, joining a local group Vibes Machine. The group, consisting of singers and DJs, used to perform at afterwork parties at popular clubs such as Cactus and Asylum. One night, the artiste was forced to perform alone due to the fact that his bandmates were running late. The response was tremendous, and I Wayne was motivated to perfect his solo act.

BLAZING ROOTS AND CULTURE / I WAYNE INTERVIEW

Gentrification is Colonisation!
how does one inform the other?
There is Blak history to your Flat-white

SURVIVAL GUIDE #1: Leave Your Fragility At The Shore

The dollar coin has the same value as the rock
feat. Linda Kennedy, Jennifer Ferng and Jenny Munro.

SURVIVAL GUIDE #2: Walung

We recap the plans for the redevelopment of Waterloo and the impact on the residents.

Survival Guide EP #3: Dear Tenant

SURVIVAL GUIDE #4: Heducation

LOCAL FLOWS w/ riverkid - Hazy interview 26/11/19

232: The Last Day of Freedom 2020 is the second annual special broadcast of 232 minutes representing 232 years of our survival in the colonial project.

Special Thanks to all the contributors, Rodney Kelly, Shannon Foster, Fiona Foley, Ancestress, Jenny Munro, Kaiya Aboagye, Romaine Moreton, Joel Sherwood Spring, Raymond Parnell, Uncle Robbie Thorpe, Gwenda Stanley, Enok Malangi, Joel Davidson, BLAK RHYMES POETRY, Evelyn Araluen and Jaz Money, Baker Boy, Miiesha, Tasman Keith, Birdz, B2M, Bobby McLeod, No Fixed Address, Bart Wiloughby, Kobie Dee and Thelma Plum.
  
232 + extended 64 minutes of First Nations voices, research, poetry and music.
Hosted, produced and curated by Lorna Munro and artwork by Joel Sherwood Spring featuring the original artwork of Chloe Quale.

Originally broadcasted on the 25th of January 2020 on The Last Day of Freedom on Radio Skid Row 88.9FM.

232: The Last Day of Freedom 2020

LOCAL FLOWS - QZA chat and live spit 18/2/20

Afrika Connexions - BLA(C)K DEATHS IN COLONIAL CUSTODY

This episode of Afrika Connexions brings you a mix of Women across Africa. Starting from the East, moving south and landing in the West, it's a journey of voices that celebrate in different tongues.Artists include:

Hasna el Becharia
NOITE e DIA
ZEYNAB 
Tek-La-Runda
Natacha 
Renis
CESARIA EVORA
Franco & le T.P. O.K. 
Dur Dur Band 
Ajak Kwai 
Halimo Gobaad
Eden Kesete
Haimanot Girma
El pobre (OKUKUT) 
Stephanie Afene
Sona Jobarteh
JOJO ABOT 
Halima Bah
ABIDEX feat ALBANÊS 
SANDIA CHOUCHOU
Bey T 
Fena Gitu 
Naomi Mody 
Ritaa Mubwere 
Djene Doumbia
Oum 
Komanene
Fatou Seidi 
Simi
LIZA KAMIKAZI
Prince Kaybee ft. Msaki
Amara Touré
JULIA SARR 
Vida
Bi Kidude
Winnie Nwagi
Amenitendeya 
Dorothy Masuka

Afrika Connexions - Women Across Africa - 2020.06.21

Radio Skid Row is a grassroots community radio station based in Marrickville, broadcasting to the Inner City Sydney. This includes the municipalities of Leichhardt, Marrickville and the City of Sydney.
Radio Skid Row plays some of the best hip hop and reggae you will hear on air Sydney. we also broadcast in 15 languages!

Our SoundCloud page invites you to listen to programs, interviews and segments.

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