Kiama Community Radio's Podcast
Kiama Community Radio is a 24 hour streaming service dedicated to communities in the Kiama Local Government Area. Our goal is to be the voice of the community from Minnamurra in the north to Gerroa in the south and Jamberoo in the west. You can listen live via our website www.kcr.org.au, via I Heart Radio or the Kiama Community Radio App.
Episodes
583 episodes
Chat Tuesday: Glenn Haworth
Bernie Hems chats to entrepreneur and business coach Glenn Haworth. Glenn is running a workshop for small businesses on the 7th November at the Kiama P...
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Season 2025
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Episode 595
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45:58
Council Counsel: Matt Brown
Bernie Hems chats to Councillor Matt Brown, joined at the end by Geoff Webb from the Gerringong Historical Society. This is part of Bernie’s weekly program Council Counsel, on KCR, Tuesday mornings at 9am. Recor...
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Season 2025
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Episode 594
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27:55
Stuart Coupe and Jeff Apter
The Friends of Kiama Library held an evening of music, murder and mayhem with authors Stuart Coupe and Jeff Apter discussing how two Kings of the Cross, Abe Saffron and Lee Gordon, influenced music and the mafia in Australia.Stuart and J...
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Season 2025
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Episode 593
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47:28
Zeke Ezra from Penjing, Robertson
In this week's episode of Grow and Sow hosts Peter Sullivan and Joe Carter meet Zeke Ezra from Penjing at Robertson. A retired chartered accountant, Zeke turned to gardening and, eventuall...
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Season 2025
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Episode 592
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46:57
Fiona Kennedy and the Orangutan Foundation
With the recent sad passing of acclaimed primatologist Jane Goodall, humanity lost a precious connection to our natural world. In this interview Lee Cordner meets a local friend of the primates, Fiona Kennedy, and hears of her experience...
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Season 2025
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Episode 591
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17:40
Shane Baker- Coast and Country
Bernie Hems chats to Shane Baker from Coast and Country Community Services about the vital work they do supporting our region. This is part of Bernie’s weekly program Chat Tuesday<...
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Season 2025
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Episode 590
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18:28
Jonnell Uptin and the Kiama Illawarra Pride Choir
Every voice belongs! That’s the motto of the Kiama Illawarra Pride Choir, a tiny choir making a big noise in the Aussie choral scene.In this episode of Chat Tuesday Bernie Hems chats to KIPC’s assista...
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Season 2025
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Episode 589
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23:27
Grow and Sow: Barb Khalifa
Grow and Sow hosts Felicity Leitch and Joe Carter meet Barb Khalifa, whose gardening passion is permaculture and preserving bio-diversity. 🦘🦎🐝 On her thriving property between Berry and Gerroa, Barb grows enough fruit and vege...
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Season 2025
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Episode 588
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50:23
Derek McMahon and the Employment Lands Strategy
Bernie Hems chats to Derek McMahon about Kiama Council's Draft Employment Lands Strategy. You can comment on the Draft...
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Season 2025
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Episode 586
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29:48
Chat Tuesday: The Jamberoo Car Show
Bernie Hems chats to David Wiggins and Hannah McInerney about the upcoming Jamberoo Car Show, Sunday October 26th from where Kiama Community Radio will be broadcasting live. This i...
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Season 2025
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Episode 585
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17:08
Mary Seelis and the Berry Gardens Festival
Bernie Hems chats to Mary Seelis, President of the Berry and District Garden Club which has organised the Berry Gardens Festival this coming weekend. This is part o...
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Season 2025
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Episode 584
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37:27
Chat Tuesday: Anne Chan SIOWN
Bernie Hems chats to Anne Chan of the Southern Illawarra Older Women's Network.This is part of Bernie’s weekly program Chat Tuesday, on KCR, Tues...
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Season 2025
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Episode 583
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21:04
Jeff Apter on Lee Gordon
Jeff Apter appeared at the Gerringong Library on August 9th to discuss his new biography Lee Gordon Presents: How One Man Changed Australian Life Forever. <...
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Season 2025
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Episode 582
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59:13
Mayor's Breakfast 2025
On Thursday 25th September the Kiama Business Network presented the Mayor's breakfast, a chance for Mayor Cameron McDonald to talk to the community about what the Council has achieved in the past year and what they are planning next. Newl...
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Season 2025
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Episode 581
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56:24
The Festival of Choirs
Bernie Hems chats to Geoff Cole from Kiama Rotary about the Festival of Choirs which will be held at the Kiama Pavilion on October 15th.This is part of...
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Season 2025
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Episode 580
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12:02
The Everyday Table
Bernie Hems chats to Councillor Yasmin Tatrai and Esther Keenan from the Generosity Church, who is setting up the Everyday table, a new community based initiative at the North Kiama Neighbourhood Centre. This is part of Bernie’s wee...
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Season 2025
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Episode 579
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19:49
The Kiama Woodcraft Group
Bernie Hems chats with Mal MacRae and John Hanna from the Kiama Woodcraft Group, who meet at the Joyce Wheatley Centre in Kiama on the third Tuesday of ever month at 7 pm.This is part of Bern...
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Season 2025
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Episode 578
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32:37
Dean Shaw from Flavourista
Dean Shaw from Flavourista talks to Gabriela Cabral as part of Gabi’s weekly program on KCR supporting local businesses: The Shop Around the Corner, Tuesday mornings at 9am.&...
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Season 2025
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Episode 577
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22:05
Claudine Levy from Kiama Community College
Claudine Levy from Kiama Community College talks to Gabriela Cabral as part of Gabi’s weekly program on KCR supporting local businesses: Living Local, Tuesday mornings at 9.30am.
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Season 2025
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Episode 576
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28:37
Esther Keenan from Known Design and Print
Esther Keenan from Known Design and Print talks to Gabriela Cabral as part of Gabi’s weekly program on KCR supporting local businesses: The Shop Around the Corner, Tuesday mornings at 9am.
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Season 2025
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Episode 575
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19:00
Janet Peters and Kiama Matters
Bernie Hems chats to Janet Peters, newly elected chair of community-based advocacy group Kiama Matters which is intended as a forum to discuss issues relevant to the residents of the Kiama LGA. Recorded 16.9.25
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Season 2025
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Episode 574
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31:06
Author Camille Booker
As part of The Friends of Kiama Library Author Talks, Perrie Crowshaw chats to award winning author Camille Booker about her new historical thriller, The Woman in the Waves which is set in a small fishing town on the South Coast ...
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Season 2025
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Episode 573
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33:07