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Phil Emmanuel, clever as ever!

3/6/2017

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Phil Emmanuel has been playing guitar for over 50 years, has an album out, "The Story So Far" and another on the way. He was on fire at the Imperial last week. and Gypsy from Noosa FM spoke with him about his career, his craft and his advice for aspiring mus'os!
Chontia shared the stage for a brilliant rendition of Purple Rain (See the video by Mike Scott here)
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Reconciliation Week recognized on Noosa FM

30/5/2017

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Featuring Ricky Pascoe and Auntie Melba Townsend
Stolen Generation survivor Ricky Pascoe and Elder Auntie Melba Townsend spoke about their experiences and vision for the way forward on the Monday with Mike program this week.

Ricky Pascoe

​Ricky Pascoe is a passionate advocate for his people, well-informed in the history of colonisation and traditions of his First Nations culture, and a survivor of the Stolen Generation.

In Part 1 of the interview Ricky describes the areas, languages and customs of his people and how they suffered, during, for example, the Northern NSW massacres.

In Part 2 , Ricky reveals the importance of a totem to Aboriginal people, the affects of displacement and the removal of children from their families.

In Part 3, Ricky reveals his own experiences as a member of the Stolen Generation, the challenges and consequences of separation and disbursement and his hopes for the future
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Aunty Melba Townsend

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Elder Auntie Melba Townsend is a Family Support Worker  with the Intensive Family Support Service unit of United Synergies and has a specialist role as a respondent for families enduring bereavement after suicide She speaks about her people, her job and her experiences as a first nations descendant of those who arrived here during the years of “Black-birding”.
 
In Part 1 of the interview, Auntie Melba describes her country and people and her role in the community, particularly in relation to the incidence of suicide and the subsequent affects on family and friends. 


In Part 2 Auntie Melba offers some suggestions and reveals her “Black-birding” heritage and some history of the practice and the contributions "Pacifika" people have made to Queensland, as recognized  with bi-partisan support in 2000. 


In Part 3 youth issues are discussed and the intensive support services that are often required to help people get "back on the track“ in a culturally appropriate way, and a call-out for more training for Indigenous support workers to help in these areas.
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​Below are links to the interviews:
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Auntie Heather Castledine - Defying the Borders

22/5/2017

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To mark Reconciliation Week, Auntie Heather Castledine spoke to Mike Scott about the history and significance of both the Reconciliation Movement and the "Defying The Borders" walks she instigated to raise awareness of the colonial practice of creating borders around settlementsof creating borders around settlements across Australia, over which Aboriginal people, and other people of other non-European cultures, were forbidden to cross after dark.

​Auntie Heather is the past Aboriginal co-chair for Reconciliation Queensland, and says,  while she has a number of nationalities in her heritage, she is most proud of her aboriginality. "I've always wanted to do something, to make a difference... I want to give something back to help make the culture strong." she declares.

In this 3-part segment, just before Reconciliation Week 2017, Auntie Heather provides an insight into the history and significance of the Reconciliation movement, the "Defying the Borders' walks, the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Referendum and the 150th anniversary year of the cessation of the practice of "Blackbirding" . Next Monday we'll be talking with Auntie Melba Townsend from United Synergies about her work in the community, and local band @In2Nation !
​(See audio players below picture for recordings of the interview). Hope you find this interview as compelling as I did! ....Mike Scott.

Auntie Heather Castledinei is pictured above
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Mike Scott interview with Olivia Ruth at NOOSA FM

10/4/2017

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The first Monday Morning with the Mike AMRap radio show on Noosa FM this week was a blast, thanks to Olivia Ruth.
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The Lyrical with Scotty on NOOSA FM

9/4/2017

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Local The Lyrical  released his latest single "Teach Me", live and exclusively on radio with Scotty on the  "Monday with Mike" show this week, and you can hear it now, and part of the interview, by clicking the link below the photo.
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Phil Brown speaks with Debbie Beech

8/4/2017

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Noosa FM at the 2016 Ubud Writers Festival

31/10/2016

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Phil Brown from Noosa FM 101.3 spoke with Janet de Neefe, the director of The Ubud Writers and Readers Festival in Bali Indonesia in October 2016. Phil travels there each year and represents the station as a media volunteer. This interview covers the events at that festival, held in this cooler region of the southern lush plains on the island of Bali. 
​(Photo: Janet de Neefe).
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Station News: Good Shepherd Lutheran College visit

23/6/2016

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On Wednesday 22nd June, thirteen year 11 students visited NOOSA Fm for a taste of a real live working radio station. They arrived at 9:30 am and were given a station tour by Jimi Mc and John Schluter.

Next up it was in at the deep end with Len Tyler for an interview live on air. Len worked his inimitable magic creating a relaxed ambience for the students to individually express their views and the general concensus was that it was a fabulous introduction to live radio! He even managed to persuade a very reluctant Monique to join in the fun.
 
Afterwards it was open forum  with John Schluter who gave generously of his time answering informal questions and sharing his immense experience in the world of TV and Radio.
 
And with a quick look at the practice studio and a teaser session with Jimi Mc the students managed to cover quite a lot in a relatively short visit.
 
Special thanks to Vice Principal Mr Stock and Film, TV, New media and English teacher Miss Lillingstone.
 
Good Shepherd Lutheran College will be our first School of the Month… more details to follow.
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Station News: Interact Australia visit the station

26/4/2016

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On Wednesady 20th April,  Mark Schafferius, Adam Lund, Josiah Bradshaw and Rodney Solomon got a taste of a  real working Radio station when they visited Noosa 101.3 fm for a behind the scenes tour and  live interview with our very own Len Tyler. The lads, with their support team led by the amazing Hazel Starr from Interact Australia, learnt about the history of the station and even had a go at working the desk in Studio 2! A lot of fun was had by all and there were huge smiles all round! Thanks for the visit and all the best!
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Interview: Cooroora Woodworker's Open Day

11/8/2015

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Debbie Noyek interviews John Gyger who is organising the Cooroora Woodworker’s Open Day on Saturday 16th November in Cooroy.
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Interview: Peewee Wilson

10/8/2015

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Saturday Breakfast presenter, Chris Löfvén, caught up with Peewee Wilson, the sole remaining founding member of The Delltones.

The event, held at Annie’s Books on Peregian, was to celebrate the release of Peewee’s memoir Come a Little Bit Closer.
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Interview: Noosa Botanic Gardens

8/8/2015

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Iain Harris interviews the designer of the Amphitheater at the Noosa Botanic Gardens – Bill Mackay on 24th January 2015.
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Interview: Bob Ansett

8/8/2015

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Len Tyler interviews Bob Ansett, Business entrepreneur and best-selling author.

Here’s some of the highlights from the interview.
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Interview: Amrap's First Ambassador

7/8/2015

 
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Therase Burke interviews AMRAP (Australian Music Radio Air Play) First Ambassador Dan Sultan.

Interview: David Haviland

7/8/2015

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Veteran actor David Haviland now lives on the Sunshine Coast having spent a lifetime in film, TV and theatre in Hollywood, New York and the UK, whilst rubbing shoulders with stars such as John Wayne, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Peter Ustinov.

He popped into our studios recently to recall those heady days – and to tell us about his self-penned play, Big Rig Casanova, one of two productions at the Lind Lane Theatre, Nambour.

Here’s David’s story, as told to Debbie Noyek on her Sunday programme Easy Street.
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Phil Emmanuel, still as clever as ever!

6/8/2015

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Phil Emmanuel has been playing guitar for over 50 years, has an album out, "The Story So Far" and another on the way. He was on fire at the Imperial last week. and Gypsy from Noosa FM spoke with him about his career, his craft and his advice for aspiring mus'os!
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Chontia shared the stage for a brilliant rendition of Purple Rain (Videos below by Mike Scott)

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Click the link below to hear the interview. with Gypsy and Phil  
​Also see 
http://www.philemmanuel.com.au/
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Interview: John McNicholl

5/8/2015

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The ever-popular globe-trotting Irish singer, John McNicholl, from Derry, Northern Ireland, was Debbie Noyek’s guest on her 9 am Sunday morning programme, Irish Coffee.    Phoning our studios in the middle of a freezing night in Ireland, John’s Irish charm still shines through, speaking about his early family days (he’s one of 15 children), plus the magic of his life-changing first big break & his unusual up-close-and-personal way of touring the USA. Thanks to Sony and Timeless Music for facilitating this interview.
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Interview: Mary Lou Stephens

5/8/2015

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Chris Lofven interviews ABC Radio’s Mary-Lou Stephens about her recently released memoir Sex, Drugs & Meditation.
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Interview: Csilla Tottszer

4/8/2015

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Len Tyler interviews Csilla Tottszer, author of the book Love Learn Live about homeschooling.
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Interview: Greenpeace - Dr Patrick Moore

4/8/2015

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Kris Waldron interviews Greenpeace founding member Dr Patrick Moore.
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