Hunter News

Jack Hodgins features in-depth interviews with those who were a part of the vinyl era of music. This show is for everyone from rockers to groovers.

Phil Bates is the co-host of Classic Folk, and is quite the musician himself. You can discover more about Phil and his music (including Rum Culls) on Bandcamp.

On this edition of Hunter Rostrum, you can hear an historic recording from December 1983 of The Childhood of Christ by Hector Berlioz.

On this edition of Classic Folk, The Bushwackers' version of Van Diemen's Land, a cautionary tale describing a man transported for poaching.

Geoff McGregor leads off another great program of brass music on this edition of Brass Encounters.

Jane Klein has chosen songs about the land - living off the land, and how things change on the land - that's on Classic Folk.

On Hunter Rostrum, organist Peter Guy plays music by Liszt, Haydn, Antalffy-Zsiross, Brahms and Bruckner.

Slava Grigoryan says his compositions were inspired by the kindness and dedication of the care community through lockdowns.

On Wellbeing, Jack Hodgins presents a 12-part series on bipolar disorder - formerly called manic depression and characterised by extreme mood swings.

Jack Hodgins talks to the youngest woman ever to climb Mount Everest, and she reveals that it was her passion for climbing that helped her conquer an eating disorder.