Lima and Jamal are joined ex-Vogue sustainable stylist and Slogue founder Jo Gambale, Samara Darling, Siobhan Killen and Sarah Bedak to discuss their upcoming circular fashion events in Sydney - run for youth, by youth.   

Anything Goes Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM 88.9FM Radio Skid Row 

Anything Goes- Circular Fashion & Sustainability

Stacey from Tiny Miracles talks to Lou Steer of Close to Home about Tiny Miracles mission to deliver gifts of love to mothers of babies in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit at Westmead Hospital. Tiny Miracles is accepting donations for Mothers Day. Email stacey.tinymiracles@gmail.com or info@tinymiracles-eleneigerassis.com by 8 May to donate

Stacey of Tiny Miracles talks about its mission supporting  mothers of newborns in intensive care units

Lou Steer reads her poem Welcome to Gallipoli for Anzac Day. 

Lou Steer reads her poem Welcome to Gallipoli

Lou Steer of Close to Home talks to Jason L'Ecuyer of Cooks River Alliance about Cooks river Goolay'ri Our Backyard River

Jason L'Ecuyer Cooks River Alliance

Lou Steer of Close to Home talks to community activist Jon Dee about his campaign against PFAS chemical contamination of Blue Mountains water supply and what it means for human and animal health

Jon Dee  talks about PFAS chemicals contamination of  Blue Mountains water supply

Professor Nicholas Farrelly, Pro Vice-Chancellor at the University of Tasmania, leads an engaging panel discussion exploring how shifting powers - from China to the United States - are reshaping the political landscape and influencing Australia's role in the region.

Speakers: Lara Gidding, former Tasmanian Labor Premier  2011-2014

Warwick Smith, former Social Services Minister under Howard  1997-98

Prof Rufus Black, Vice Chancellor of UTAS since 2018

Navigating Shifting Powers: Insights into the Global Political Landscape -UTAS alumni breakfast 2025

Lou Steer of Close to Home pays tribute to her late friend Earl Grey Anderson of Piper Grey music duo and Southern California Chapter President of MUFON. Includes short interview with Earl Grey  and the Piper Grey song, Ioway.

Tribute to musician and alien hunter Earl Grey Anderson of Piper Grey and MUFON

Lou Steer of Close to Home interviews Australian composers Chloe Charody and Keyna Wilkins about the humanitarian work of Hearts for Gaza and the Hearts for Gaza concert at Addi Road Community Centre on 7 June 2025 at 4pm - 7pm.  All proceeds to Hearts of Gaza. Ticket link https://events.humanitix.com/hearts-for-gaza-charity-concert-fundraiser

Hearts for Gaza  Concert 7.6.25 - interview with composers Chloe Charody and Keyna Wilkins

Lou Steer of Close to Home talks to Councillor Izabella Antoniou of Inner West Council about Council's proposed Fairer Future Plan for new housing in the Inner West. Have your say by 6 July at this link: https://yoursay.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/our-fairer-future-plan

Fairer Future Plan for housing - Clr Izabella Antoniou of Inner West Council talks to Close to Home

Talking all things crime, Ellie, Lima, and Jamal are joined by Associate Professor Brianna Chesser from RMIT. A forensic psychologist and criminal lawyer, Brianna unpacks the complexities of how crime is reported in the media and on social media, and shares her expertise on criminal behaviour, justice in Victoria, and the broader impacts of public perception.

Anything Goes Monday & Wednesday 2PM-4PM on Radio Skid Row 88.9FM 

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Anything Goes - Lets Talk Crime with Associate Prof Brianna Chesser

Australian Producer Monkey Marc have a chat with Dj Altafari., going from his early beginnings on producing Music., All from Electronic, Dub, Dubstep, Reggae and Hip Hop Sounds. His enviromental approach in which also involves working with aboriginal artists, 
After several near-death accidents, he switched to a life of music and political agitation, spending years roaming the Australian desert as an activist and guerrilla environmentalist. Monkey’s passion for music and social change has taken him across remote regions of Australia and the world. Originally working as a geologist in outback Australian gold mines, Monkey got his name from the mining jobs that required him to climb high up into dangerous areas of mineshafts to safeguard them for the miners. 
Monkey Marc has worked with indigenous communities for over 15 years, running workshops with youths and traditional elders in remote communities around Australia .
Monkey Marc also talks about his brand new Album Vital Sound which 
 is a hard-hitting blend of reggae, hip hop, dancehall, dub, grime, and trap. It boasts a heavyweight line-up of Jamaican veterans like Sizzla, Capleton, Ninjaman, Turbulence, Fantan Mojah, Dre Island, Iba MaHr, and Prince Alla alongside rising stars like Fyah Roiall, Blvk H3ro, Yeza, Aza Lineage, and Jah Izrehl. The album also features UK artists Soom T, Riko Dan, Speng Bond, Killa P, and Irah, as well as collaborations with producers like UK dubstep pioneer Pinch, Australian reggae producer Mista Savona (Havana Meets Kingston), UK dub producer Escape Roots, and Jamaican producer SOS Dynamikz.

BLAZING ROOTS AND CULTURE/MONKEY MARC

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