Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Mitchell’s Front Page is Geelong’s only radio program on a Monday and Tuesday morning that keeps you informed on the issues affecting the region. Presented in a current affairs format, the program features a mix of news, sport, information and lighter content.  

Songs will finish… gigs will end… and bands will break up but you’ll never forget the 45s that touched your heart and soul.

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The Club, a social support group via radio for older members of our community. A culturally appropriate way to keep connected with Clients, Carers, family members, volunteers, friends, networks, and service providers alike. Regular Wellbeing, Gardening, and Diversi-chat segments, along with requested music, messages to friends, jokes told, recipes shared, stories told, activities shared, interviews, information provided, and community news. ‘The Club’ by Diversitat Aged Support, will seek to be a collaborative effort between our Radio Project Team, Clients, Staff and Community Members; with clients and community encouraged to be involved in the program by submitting content ideas and music requests via their Diversitat staff member, or by phoning the Healthy Living Centre on 5222 7275 or by emailing: aged.support@diversitat.org.au The Club, keeping connected via the airwaves.

KickArts on 94.7 The Pulse | Hosted by Chris Bryan and talking all things in the arts space of Geelong and surrounding areas

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Jazz for pleasant listening, including traditional, mainstream, contemporary and everything in between from America, Australia, Europe and everywhere else.

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Vintage country music with your host, Ian Hoges.

Mitchell’s Front Page is Geelong’s only radio program on a Monday and Tuesday morning that keeps you informed on the issues affecting the region. Presented in a current affairs format, the program features a mix of news, sport, information and lighter content.  

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Alex in The Morning | Hosted by Alex | 94.7 The Pulse

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“WEDNESDAY LUNCHBOX” has been presented on 94.7 The Pulse since late in 2009 by Bob Pullin & Terry Knell. The show is a mixture of lively chat, great music with a few laughs along the way. REGULAR SEGMENTS Include:- BIRTHDAY PARADE RESTAURANT REVIEW WHAT GETS UP MY NOSE PICTURE THE PAST FOOTY TIPS (During AFL season) Occasionally we interview a special guest but this is not a regular segment. We talk about local and state issues, sometimes seriously but often in a light hearted way. Our Executive Producer, Ken Gowty, who has been with us for the past four years, selects all the music for the programme and endeavours to select a wide range of music each week to suit a wide range of tastes. Our listening audience is mainly older members of the community and are spread far and wide. We receive feedback regularly from Far North Queensland; Hervey Bay, various parts of Melbourne as well as around the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula. The programme is sponsored each week by William Sheahan Funerals of Drysdale.

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

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Die Strandloper Ethnic Afrikaans Program broadcasting on 94.7fm The Pulse from Geelong Australia. Die Strandloper is jam packed with Afrikaans Music, Interesting Facts, Calendar Events and Interviews with the hot and happening of South African Artists. We support community events locally and abroad. We love interacting with our listeners nationally and internationally while live on air via social media. Follow our links and join in the fun. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/947strandloper/ Internet www.947thepulse.com Tunein App on your smart phone http://tun.in/seUCT Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/user-199567790 Whatsapp number (+61) 0484 555 667 live interaction while on air for chat and request

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

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Simon's Music | Hosted by Simon & Lindy | 94.7 The Pulse

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"The Musik Cube" began in 2010 in the 2-4pm timeslot on a Thursday, followed by the very popular drive program with the great "Tiny G". Soon after the 4-6pm time became available and we have been ensconced there ever since. The show has a couple of aims. First of all, the main goal is to provide entertaining radio to as wide an audience as possible. The second is to provide a platform for local artists, particularly those at the beginning of their career, and figures to promote their wares where otherwise they would not be able to on the radio platform. We have had countless artists and local figures join us both live and on the phone throughout our journey and every single one of them has had an interesting tale to tell and has kept us captivated. We have always understood that 94.7 The Pulse is the heartbeat of the community and provides a voice for the otherwise voiceless in the Geelong and district region. Our show is based around music and this provides the template for us to both entertain and give a voice to the otherwise voiceless. We get continued great pleasure over seeing artists and people who join us go on and progress. We have had some terrific guests over the journey thus far - including established artists and renowned figures such as James Reyne, Diesel, Tim Henwood, Tania Doko, Dave Pace from "Painters & Dockers", Imogen Brough and motor neurone disease legend and Australian Rules football figure Neale Daniher. We have a basic formula for the show. It's two hours of (we think) great tunes that is broken up by a "2 Scoops" (two consecutive songs by the same artist) at about 4.30pm followed by our "4 Sides" (four consecutive songs by the same artist) at the top of the second hour at 5pm. We also do a featured INXS "song of the day" - generally by request - as INXS is a band coveted by the show and the show wouldn't exist without the INXS connection. It gives a lot of pleasure engaging with both the local and international community and the continued feedback we get on the show is very much welcomed. Also, the recognition we received from 94.7 The Pulse in 2012 when we won the award for "Excellence In Music Programming" at the station's annual awards was very humbling and something we treasure. We have in the past and continue to support great local community events and charities - including "Wheel 4 MND", "A Statue For Michael Hutchence", "Encompass Pumpkin Fair", "Geelong's Best Busker", "Geelong's Best Kids Busker" and "Geelong Music Community Collective". We also have become famous around town for photos taken against the green wall in the street out the front of the radio station and in front of the 94.7 The Pulse sign in the studio. Any musicians or other people that would like to get in touch with us about coming onto the show - please do so by contacting "Musik Cube" on Facebook or @TheMusikCube on Twitter or Instagram. We'd love to hear from you. "The Musik Cube" - the home of chartbusting smash hits and tunes from every angle!!!

Last Night In Town is a jam packed hour featuring the best alt-country, Americana and singer-songwriter music from all around the globe. As an Americana musician myself I love being able to share the hard work of my peers, have guests into the studio to play live and chat about their upcoming shows, as well as introduce listeners to new and exciting artists each week.

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Sportsfix is a Saturday sport show which runs from 12.00-1.30pm in the football season and from 9.00-10.00am in the summer sport season. While we do cover the AFL news, the focus is mainly on local sport and local sports identities. Football and Netball are featured in the winter while cricket and other summer sport are covered in the warmer months. The show leads into a direct broadcast of the GDFL match of the day in the footy season and we do an extended coverage of that league to support the connection. Women’s Football is another major focus as the local Cats team prepares for entry into the AFLW in 2019 We have interviewed AFL identities like Leigh Matthews, John Birt, Steven Hocking and David Bolton, while the summer show has a detailed coverage of the Geelong Cricket Club and all local leagues. Rob Cameron anchors the show, while young journalist Josh Barnes, ex AFL player Sean Simpson, Community Radio identity Neil Butler and local athlete Paul Kininburgh also contribute during the footy season and Rob Malcolm assists with the cricket coverage in summer. We are very proud to support local sport and its characters.

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

David’s interest in radio first commenced at age twelve when he ran a cable from his home in Eaglehawk Bendigo to his school mate’s home about a mile away to exchange music & talk. At secondary school, he ran a school based radio called 3WH at the annual school fete, played his top 20 records, charged 0.20 cents a song request to raise funds for the school. David moved to Bacchus Marsh & joined Melton Community Radio in 1984 where he hosted a weekly Saturday afternoon modern music program. He then set up a Community Radio in Bacchus Marsh. The first test broadcast was held in October 1986 & in 2001 a full licence was granted to 3APL on frequency 98.5FM. The station today is known as 98.5 Apple FM. In 2013 David moved to Torquay to live & became involved in Geelong’s Community Radio 94.7 the Pulse. He currently hosts a weekly Sunday afternoon music program from 4 to 6pm called “Steeleworksfm” featuring music from 60’s, 70’s, 80’s & 90’s.

Join Lee O'Hara for an hour packed with Italian music and culture, celebrating all things Italy!

For the Love of Elvis is a weekly program each Saturday evening for two hours between 5pm & 7pm.

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Classic Aussie Music with Mark O'Neill

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Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

SWEETHEARTS OF YESTERDAY is a two hour trip down memory lane. Music from a bye-gone era when music was properly written and orchestrated with no electronic or digital manipulation. The music ranges from the 1920s to the 1960s (with an occasional song outside these years depending on its suitability). Most of the songs are the original recordings of the era and many have the authentic scratches and surface noise you would expect to find on records that have been much loved and played over and over. In keeping with the fact that I’m an old “Fuddy Duddy”, the Sweethearts program has NO Social media links at all (It NEVER WILL ) and it is not available for podcasts. Unfortunately, as almost all of the artists on my playlists are no longer with us, I don’t have interviews with artists as I can’t talk to dead people (wish I could). Sweethearts is the only program that you’ll hear so many of them on. With over 3,000 songs on my playlist library and adding to them on a regular basis, I’m sure to have something that will bring back musical memories for you. Why not join me on our musical journey down memory lane each week every Sunday morning at 6.00 am I know you’ll enjoy it.

The ENCORE program is 2 hours of classical music… on the lighter side. Favourites and sometimes rarities, famous artists and lots of Australian content. Selections tend to be no longer than about 12 mins - no room for whole operas of symphonies here. Often the program may have a theme… like “water” or “russian melodies”. Where possible, we seek interviews with visiting artists and local performers. Each of the 3 presenters has there own favourites and interests and all 3 get together every Christmas for a 3 in 1 Christmas show. It’s a lot of fun!

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Geelong FM radio station “94.7 The Pulse” broadcasts “All that Jazz” every second Sunday afternoon 11am-1pm AEST. Ian Coots and Ken Hirst (Lifestyle Geelong) produce the show live to air to local listeners and stream live to the world via https://www.947thepulse.com The programs are recorded, re-edited with the name “Hot, Sweet & Jazzy” and re-broadcast on the National Community Radio Network Australia by various stations at different times around the country. A further edit is broadcast on Melbourne FM station “Golden Days Radio” as a 1/2hr program on Mondays at noon AEST, so you can see each program gets multiple exposure nationally and internationally at various times. “All that Jazz” is the only program that aims to play music from ALL GENRES OF JAZZ. Ian and Ken have conducted many interviews with not only local Australian artists, but also International artists including Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk, Vince Giordano, Duke Robillard, Brian Lee and Scotty Morris from Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. Requests welcome via email at: allthatjazzonradio@gmail.com Follow us on: “All That Jazz” Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/allthatjazzonradio/ “Keep listening ‘cause you never know what you might hear”

Built on the community broadcasting sector's principles of democracy, independence and access, NRN has no commercial ties or political agenda, and often covers stories overlooked by commercial services. Bulletins are produced in Bathurst, NSW, by three full-time journalists, supported by cadets from Charles Sturt University. News is sourced from Reuters, BBC, Sky News, ABC and community radio sector. Bulletins are four minutes long and mix national and international news, sport and finance. There is a particular focus on the information needs of people in regional areas.

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Twice a month, James Vernon presents a selection of classical music. On the second Thursday of each month, a selection of mostly instrumental works is presented, sometimes focusing on a particular composer, other times on a particular relevant theme. On the fourth Thursday of each month, a full work is selected from the world of opera. James has many musical passions, of which classical is only one. He aims to make the listening more interesting by researching the history of the work and presenting a concise introduction, enabling you to listen to the work in its historical context.

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