Friday 31 August- Theme Park Friday

It's Theme Park Friday on The Campervan and joining Bridget and Glen will be Leanne Pooley director of the documentary "Topp Twins - Untouchable Girls," which is screening at the Melbourne International Film Festival. The film tells the story of lesbian, comedian, twin sisters; Jools and Lynda Topp. It is a celebration of these two incredible women but more than that it tells the story of how two lesbians became national icons.

Podcast Worth a Listen:

Allegro Non Troppo: Gay Generation Gap The most important thing a society, culture and/or a community can do is to invest in the future. So we would think. Every generation seems to think that the young people coming into the world have got it easy.

Thursday July 30- Freshly Doug, The Conch, Love Songs & Dedications

On Freshly Doug from 9am Claire Pearce, JOY Board Member talks about JOY community issues survey. Felicity Marlowe from Love makes a family will have an extended interview about her life, work, and gay parenting. Senator Sarah Hanson-Young on her Equal Marriage Bill. Cr Susan Riley, Deputy Lord Mayor City of Melbourne.

The Conch, Paul Anthony takes your calls and will be joined by GLLO officers, Scott Davis and Gabby Tyacke in the first hour, at 1:30pm Micah Scott and Rei Alphonso will talk about Drag School.

At 9pm tune in to The Frequency with Adam and Tony with 2 hours of love songs and dedications in the lead up to the National Day of Action.

Podcast worth a listen: Diff'rent Strokes: Dave does obscure cult dramedies In this week's Shoe Swap Dave and Jade take on eachothers favourite TV shows. Dave looks at some of Jades favourite obscure dramas with cult fanbases like Pushing Daisies, Chuck and Dollhouse.

Wednesday 29 July - ABBA, Wolfgang, Same Same

Mornings with Gordon at 9:20am Wolfgang Baas from the shows Envy and Prosthetics will be in to talk about his upcoming performances.

Been There Done That at 11am will be joined by special guest, Christopher Patrick, the author of ABBA: Let The Music Speak, the world’s first analysis of the songwriting secrets of Swedish supergroup ABBA.



House of Jack with Jacqui at 2:30pm Danielle Bishka and Trevor Gager will talk about the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard art auction.

On The Campervan with Bridget there'll be a chat with Suitcase Royale and later on Christian Taylor from Same Same.

On Glitter n Tonik with Steve at 11pm he'll be joined by his new co host, Byron Adu expect all the usual in gossip and pop news at 11:30pm there'll be a chat with gay performer Alexander Price about his song Spend A Little Time.

Podcast worth a listen: Saturday Magazine: Equal Love The Saturday Magazine team talk to Tony Pittman about the Equal Love campaign.

Tuesday 28 July

It's To Be Advised with Paul Anthony from 12pm. At 1:10pm Ross Larkin from In the Dead of Night: A Cult Show drops in and 1:40pm GV Pride President, Damien Stevens will talk about GV Pride's 4th Birthday Party.

The Petri Dish explores the concept of duplicity: split personalities, being more than one person, bi polar disorcers, an informative and entertaining discussion about the science and how duplicity is portrayed in popular culture.

On Sound Museum at 11pm Petro will be joined by special guest Chris to talk about the process of artist promotion. Expect chat about the music industry and all the latest tunes.

Podcast Worth A Listen: JOY Music Highlights- Chris Jameson talks to Russell Small from Freemasons. If you've got love on your mind, think of turning up Uninvited, want to do some Watchin'and expect it to Rain Down Love, then you know, it's the Freemasons!

Monday July 27- Freemasons

Gary and Ali will get the working week started for you from 6:30am. Expect plenty of laughs, music and a bit of social conscience.

Between 9am and 12pm it's the Community Hub, the space where all GLBTIQmmunity groups get the chance to talk about their group, play some music, and keep us all informed.

Straight Up! with Taryn at 12pm this week JOY's Chris Jameson will be dropping by and chatting with the Freemasons about their new album, David Hunt will be filling us in on all JOY's new music and I will continue to fill you in on all the music touring your neighbour so you never miss out.

Podcast worth a listen: Hear Me Raw- Transgender Discrimination. Hear Me Raw talks about current issues to Sally Goldner from Transgender Victoria. Transgendered individuals face a variety of barriers to living a 'normal'life. They are constantly watched, spoken about and face varying levels of discrimination.

Friday July 24 - Holding It In, Theme Party, Outland Institute

From 9am check out Holding It In, it's a show with plenty of chat, gossip and name dropping. Join Michael and Lulu as they de brief, (not literally) on the week that was. A mix of pop with a drop of bitchiness adds up to a couple of hours of hilarity.

Between 12 and 2pm over indulge in all the pop culture you can imagine on Outland Institute. Join John and a host of special guests for all the latest in film, tv, and books.

Theme Party is on from 11pm and in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the moon landing they'll have a special MOON show. They’ll be riding on the moon and flying to the moon and we’ll even have songs about blue moons, paper moons and old devil moons. All this in addition to their regular segments: Nat’s Conversation Pit, Katie’s Clutch Purse and Daniel’s Cocktail Menu. Next week’s theme: FIVE.

Podcast Worth A Listen:

Hide and Seek, episode 1: The show about sex, sexuality and self. This episode features Fiona Pattern from the Australian Sex Party, Dr Pol McCann talking about the PASH study, and International Mister Leatherman contestant, Mal Guest. * Warning this podcast features strong adult content and is intended for adults.

Thursday July 23- Freshly Doug, Tobie Puttock, GLLO

Wake Up with Andy and Adrian who will be talking to Tobie Puttock about the Organic Food Expo, along with all the regular giggles you can expect from the boys.

From 9am it's JOY's current affairs show Freshly Doug, featuring all you need to know about news and current affairs. There'll be plenty of in depth interviews with: Dnesh Matthew from the Green Party, Family Planning Victoria about Q&A Victoria 2009 – Emerging Young Leaders Program for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (GLBTIQ) young people, Tony Pitman from Equal Love, Digging Deeper: an in depth discussion with Jamie Gardiner from Vic Human Rights Commissioner.

On The Conch with Paul Anthony between 12pm and 4pm GLLO's Sergeant Scott Davis & Senior Constable Gabby Tyacke will be in at 12:15pm and will take your calls with Paul. At 3:10pm Wayne Pearn director of Red Stitch Theatre's In A Dark, Dark House will be in to talk about the upcoming performances.

Podcasts Worth A Listen:

Well Well Well: Kylie and Jason talk about bone health and talk to Paul McCann from the University of N.S.W about the PASH study.

Technogaze: Netbooks and Google Chrome OS On this weeks show we went over the latest news in technology. We also discussed the current and future status of the netbook market, particularly in relation to the latest announcement from Google - Chrome OS.

Wednesday 22 July - Len Lye Exhibition

At 7:20am Rodney Croome will talk to the Hump Day Crew about Tasmanian Bullying, they'll also continue with their special features on OutGames participants from around the world.

On Been There Done That director Ben Packer will be in to talk about his show, Strangers In Between at the Store Room Theatre.

On House of Jack at 3pm Alessio from the Len Lye Exhibition at ACMI will be in to talk to Jacqui.

Orange Ribbon talks to a young Canadian, Dave who talks about his life in Canada, his schooling in a different language and what part religion had in his life. He will also talk about coming to terms with his sexuality, coming out to friends and family and who was the hardest to tell and why.


Podcasts Worth a Listen

The Women Zone: Kaz Mitchell chats with singer songwriter Jen Cloher.

Outland Institute Episode 2: author Doug MacLeod talks about writing for Young People, Steve from Glitter & Tonic visits the Forever Barbie Exhibition, Narrelle M Harris discusses the CSI Effect, Glenn Dunks looks at stage musicals that go to the cinema, and Josh Kinal creates Masterchef outrage.

Tuesday 21 July- Wes Snelling

Tune in to Andy and Adrian for brekkie and hear Wes Snelling at 7:40am talking about heading over to Copenhagen for World OutGames with a contingent of entertainers and athletes.
On To Be Advised with Paul Anthony Lucy Mickleburgh from Kids Under Cover will be in to talk about the Umbrella Ball. At 1:10pm Mick Molloy will call in to talk about the show Glenn Robbins, Jeff Stilson and Mick Molloy on the Road around Victoria.

On the second episode of Sound Museum from 11pm, Johno and Petro will be joined by a panel of JOY music lovers for a discussion about changes in music consumption: legal digital downloading vs. the physical CD. How does this advancement in technology effect the way we as music lovers consume music? What are the pros and cons of legal downloading? How does it effect the way artists communicate with their fans?

Wednesday July 15- 1940s Melbourne

On House of Jack at 2:30pm Jacqui will be joined on the phone by curator, Lesley Harding to talk about Heide Museum of Art's exhibition of 1940's Melbourne, the photographs of Albert Tucker.

Orange Ribbon at 7pm will feature an in depth interview with Tony Pitman film maker, world traveller, GLBTIQ and human rights activist. A self-confessed skeptic. Father to a son to a lesbian couple in Mexico. Host of Reality Check on JOY Tuesdays at 1am.

On Glitter and Tonik with Steve at 11pm tune in to hear the follow up on the win a date with Steve and Mr Gay Australia Byron Adu one by two lucky Glitter and Tonik listeners during Radiothon. Expect drama, intrigue, surprises and comedic first date jitters. Plus all your regular Glitter and Tonik segments.

Podcast Worth a Listen: Hump Day Crew Jonathan Larkin. The US has committed to reducing it's emissions by 23% by 2020 and 80% by 2050. Jonathan Larkin from WWF Australia talks to with the HDC about the announcements.

Tuesday July 14- Yana Alana

On To Be Advised 12pm and 2pm Paul Anthony will be joined in studio by Luigi and Gerard from History Boys and a bit later on comedian Felicity Ward comes in talk to Edinburgh Fringe.

At 5:30pm Bridget will be joined in The Campervan by Yana Alana who is on her way to perform at the World OutGames in Copenhagen.


At 11pm Sound Museum will have it's debut show featuring presenters and self confessed pop music nerds, Johno and Petro. They promise to deliver you a one-stop weekly guide to the latest happenings of the ever-evolving music industry. There's also a great mix of music - album tracks, rarities, b-sides, remixes and mash-ups are their specialty.


Podcast Worth a Listen: Diff'rent Strokes- Guide to...Auto-Tune. In this weeks Guide to, Dave and Jade talk about the rise in popularity of Auto-Tune, from how it was originally engineered up to the current slew of artists like Kanye West that now have a obsession with pitch perfection.

Monday 13 July- The Sports Lounge

Tonight on Technogaze at 7pm the people from IBM Diversity will be in to chat.

Jump on board The Sports Lounge from 8pm to catch up on all the latest in sports news. There's a recaps galore:The Ashes 2009 – wrap up of the First Test, Preview of the Second Test at Lords beginning on Thursday. Skiing in overseas countries, injuries, insurance and the best Aussie ski-slopes. The tennis tour moves to the USA – Newport, Rhode Island; Mark Knowles’ 1000 doubles matches. Netty news as they head into the semi finals. The gang will be joined by Rob Mitchell to talk about Sports Panel inquiry into Australian Sport: Emerging Challenges, New Directions.

Podcasts worth a listen: Allegro Non Troppo: Sex Worker Rights Every day, all over the world women and children are forced into prostitution. Their fight for freedom is being fought by advocates, human rights organisations and community groups. But what if prostitution is a chosen profession?

Thursday July 9 - Freshly Doug, Rob Mills & Bruno

Andy and Adrian will be joined in the studio by Rob Mills from Dancing with the Stars who will make a weekly appearance until he finds himself on the wrong end of the voting public.

From 9am - 12pm, Rainbow Reporter, Doug Pollard mixes political action, news, music and in depth interviews on Freshly Doug. He is joined by Peter Furness from Australian Marriage Equality.

On The Campervan, film reviewer Tim Hunter will chat to Bridget about the new Sacha Baron Cohen film, Bruno.

Podcasts worth a listen: The Fool and The Opera- Episode 28 Camp classics, gym junkie and a boy band. Josh Piterman from the dieci-tet The Ten Tenors gets Nostalgica and joins us to talk about all manner of things. From AFL to Emos, music theatre to opera.

Wednesday 8 July- Gretel Killeen

Listen to The Campervan this afternoon from 4pm. At 4:30 Bridget will be joined by Gretel Killeen to talk about her new book, a memoir about her life.



Later on at 5:20pm singer, performer Paul Capsis will drop by the van, and at 6pm Shane Carmody from the State Library have a chat.

Podcasts worth a listen: Hump Day Crew- Abdellah Taia grew up in a poor family in Morocco where he expereinced the repressions of his sexuality in a Muslim country. Today, living in Paris, he writes about his experiences and has become a beacon of light to many other gay Muslims.

The Casting Couch- Sarah Watt, director of Look Both Ways and My Year Without Sex chats with the Casting Couch.