Beyond the Bars 4: NAIDOC Week 2007
2007
Beyond the Bars 4: NAIDOC Week 2007
2007
- NFSA IDTNP1TMRV
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormSpoken word, Interview, Live performance (includes concert), Music
- GenresCountry music, Folk music, Indigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject, Popular music
- Year2007
- WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons
Beyond The Bars is one of the most unique radio shows to be broadcast in Australia.
During every NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) Week since 2002, Melbourne-based community station 3CR has presented a live broadcast at a Victorian prison. These shows feature music, poetry and discussions from a broad range of prisoners.
The shows have been made available on compact disc throughout the years and this clip is from the 2007 CD. It features a heartfelt poem written and read by an inmate, Tubsy. Although he acknowledges they find themselves in prison, there is also a positive message to be felt with the possible rebirth of the inmates.
This is an example of community radio directly communicating to and within a maligned community.
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- WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons
Beyond The Bars is one of the most unique radio shows to be broadcast in Australia.
During every NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) Week since 2002, Melbourne-based community station 3CR has presented a live broadcast at a Victorian prison. These shows feature music, poetry and discussions from a broad range of prisoners.
The shows have been made available on compact disc throughout the years and this clip is from the 2007 CD. It features a heartfelt poem written and read by an inmate, Tubsy. Although he acknowledges they find themselves in prison, there is also a positive message to be felt with the possible rebirth of the inmates.
This is an example of community radio directly communicating to and within a maligned community.
🚨 Invalid link 🚨 Return to Radio 100 Chapter 4
- NFSA IDTNP1TMRV
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormSpoken word, Interview, Live performance (includes concert), Music
- GenresCountry music, Folk music, Indigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject, Popular music
- Year2007
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