Surfside Breakfast (with Andrew Starr) aims to get the Northern Beaches' listeners' day started with "songs you wouldn't hear on the radio". We "give the hits a miss !" As in, you won't ever hear "Sultans Of Swing" by Dire Straits, but you will hear a song from that album. So yes it's a music based program. I bring stories or notices about Northern Beaches issues or upcoming events and aim to interview locals about their lives/goings-on. Each week around 7.45am, I do a phone interview with Roy Harris - a humorous piece he delivers from an overseas destination, whilst always flying the flag of the Northern Beaches and its people. I also am running a "Bring back Tommy" (to the Northern Beaches) segment, trying to build up a push to bring this Australian music icon back to our LGA (his old stamping ground) to hopefully perform and inspire young children to "pick up a guitar".

Bringing Musical Memories to those young enough to remember

You might say the best thing about the Northern Beaches is the beach! But there's so much more to this beautiful part of Sydney. Tune in every Friday at 11am for The Coast to hear about the environment and sustainability on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, including interviews with locals and experts.

Do you need inspiration to rediscover that dream? Then tune in every Friday at 12 noon and Monday at 9 am to the LIFE IS ROSY program, where dreams and visions enthusiast, Rosie Evanian, gets up close and personal with some fascinating people to discover how they succeed in life.

Interviews that inspire, motivate and educate the over 50's

Pop and Classical music, Film and TV themes. Featuring recordings weaving between the 1920s and modern times showing the art of melody and harmony, and the craft of the songwriter

This program is about the wisdom of the ancients, and consciousness in the New Age, touching ideas that have permeated the community from Eastern Philosophies such as the Yoga tradition, Western such as Pythagoras, and ancient thought in new clothes such as Mindfulness, awareness in life and after, Hermeticism, Alchemy and Spirituality. Philosophy is the wisdom of love, and Theosophy is the ageless wisdom of the gods. Together divine wisdom and love in modern society.

Everyday people from all walks of life sharing their life stories, business and personal

Pump Up the 80s with Jo Wakeman is a great way to start your weekend. Broadcasting at 5pm every Friday, the show is one hour of some of the best 80's classics. Special features of the show include a '3 from 1' (3 songs back-to-back by one artist/band), plus there's a 70's smasher too.

Uniting local and global communities of vinyl and music lovers.

The sound of chilled out Sydney. Mostly chilled out... mostly electronic music that sounds great on a beach.

An eclectic mix of pop, rock and contemporary music, interspersed with discussions about local, national and international issues, from a young person's perspective

Hey you Rockers - if you enjoy rock, bop and doo wop from the fifties and sixties, then join Glenn for lots of great music and information about those times. The music played are songs you will remember, as well as a rare disc every now and then. You can also make requests - perhaps a song you haven't heard in ages. My other program on Saturday from 5-7pm plays those great memories too. Rock 'n’ 'Roll is here to stay!

Music show with some politics

Music show with some politics

Music show with some politics

Michael Lester journeys through the blues - the history, the artists and their songs. Listen also to Blues Unlimited on Tuesdays at 9pm. The stories, people and music behind the blues: from its origins in the slavery of cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta, through the Great Migration to the factories of the big cities to the contemporary world, including Australia. Each weekly one-hour themed episode presents a particular chapter through history, biography and narrative alongside the music. 35 minutes talk/interview; 25 minutes music

Join Sharon Cottle every Monday night for contemporary Christian music, interviews and local Christian events.

Contemporary Christian music for kids and the young at heart.

Christian program with music, interviews and testimonies from people doing missionary and aide work around the world.

Christian program with music, interviews and testimonies from people doing missionary and aide work around the world.

An hour of classical music talk with some descriptions of the music played

The show discusses and airs traditional Irish music

Bazza's Country Music Show has been on air since 1989 and is heard live on Saturday mornings at 11.00 am and 1pm Mondays, which is a repeat of Saturdays show. Barry Williams presents 90% Australian Country Music on his program, he has carried out almost 2,000 interviews with local, interstate and overseas entertainers, and informs listeners of local happenings. Barry has received several awards for his services to radio, including being inducted into The Australian Country Music Broadcasters Hall of Fame.

Country Music Showdown is presented by singer/songwriter Geoff Williams every Saturday at High Noon. This is a program of country music involving local performers, Australian artists and recording stars from overseas. It is a mix of contemporary recordings and country songs from all ages. There are recent releases and a Flashback segment as well as some Oldies but Goodies. The program promotes country music festivals, local performers and shows, especially The Belrose Country Music Club (a Friend of RNB) where Geoff is president, compere and performer. With an occasional interview, this is an hour of top country music for all ages and tastes.

By the Book is a show for children's book creators, and lovers of children's books, of all ages. It's your guide to what is happening in the world of kids' books and cultural arts, on the Northern Beaches, with news, reviews and great interviews with local identities.

Hey you Rockers - if you enjoy rock, bop and doo wop from the fifties and sixties, then join Glenn for lots of great music and information about those times. The music played are songs you will remember, as well as a rare disc every now and then. You can also make requests - perhaps a song you haven't heard in ages. My other program on Saturday from 5-7pm plays those great memories too. Rock 'n’ 'Roll is here to stay!

Join Gordon in The Psychedelic Garage for great music with a Psychedelic or Garage Rock flavour, ranging from obscure 1960s bands sourced from vintage vinyl through to today's bands - and anything in between!

Each Saturday. Two hours of Jazz with interesting information about the artists and a regular Jazz Gig Guide. For more information go to www.saturdaynightjazz.net Studio 3 LIVE - Live music and interviews of local bands and artists, live from Radio Northern Beaches studio 3. (Once every couple of months)

Cutting-edge music of the now and yesteryear.

"Praise and Worship" is the longest running weekly program on Radio Northern Beaches on air since 1985. "Praise and Worship" is a recording of the morning Church service at St Matthews Anglican church, Manly featuring a contemporary message from the Minister of the Church. Broadcast times are Sundays at 9am and repeated on Mondays at 10pm.

Theatre organ music from Australia and the world with expert commentary from John Batts. Features music played on pipe theatre organs, with some discussion of the music.

One-hour weekly program presenting newly released Australian music across all genres, featuring short 10-15 minute interviews with artists, and special one-hour programs dedicated to particular artists, genres, and history. Typically playing music for 35-45 minutes and interviews and talk for 15-25 minutes.

In depth interview of up to 30 minutes a week about topical community issues with local volunteers, charities, not for profits about the work, activities and events that they undertake as well with experts on the community sector, and regular interviews with local political representatives including the mayor, and state and federal members of parliament.

Crescent Swells, is dedicated to music inspired by our surf and beach culture. Soulful surf sounds for family and friends living on the Northern Beaches, these are the Crescent Swells.

RNB Live features on location recordings of local performances and interviews with the artists in and around the Northern Beaches area. We record live concerts and present them every Sunday night.

A magazine program with music, stories community content and laughter - a lucky dip of goodies.

Local interviews and stories of local people

A show where father-daughter duo share and compare their favourite music, all while having a few jokes and different theme each week!

News, scores and all the biggest talking points and debates each week in Football and Rugby League.

Pop music hits of the 1960s

An opportunity for sporting groups to present their results and activities. It enables community members to hear about the sports on offer on the Northern Beaches and how to join.

Off the Record revisits the music of the 1950s and 60s, interviewing people from those periods about their memories of growing up in Australia during that time, and playing music from those days.

Italia Mia presents music from the 50s, 60s and 70s, and interviews in Italian about those decades, and sometimes discusses current affairs.

A weekly program about money, finance and investing covering a range of topics across all major investing asset classes and personal finance

Join me Tuesdays starting at 12pm with Jazz Nation Radio one-hour Jazz feature playing all the best in Swing/Bebop and Cool Jazz. From 1-2pm is my regular Midday's with Mikhail program playing great hits from the 70's,80's and now. As well as some funny news stories from around the world.

Pop music from the 1980s

Music and a bit of history

Cutting edge and alternative music, film, politics and current affairs

Bringing people together though classic cars and bikes.

Weekly one-hour back to back blues music focused on a theme, a style, an artist, a recording label, an instrument, an album, etc. 50 minutes music; 10 minutes talk.

The show is built around a mixture of Smooth Jazz infused with Soft Rock. From home-grown local artists to global warriors of their craft, each week is an adventure of discovery.

OST (Original SoundTrack) is a show about videogame music and physical format video game soundtrack releases, from Japan to the West. Hosted by Jake Innes (DJ Innes) of Gaming Cult Podcast and House Nation.

30 minute weekly 'deep dive' interviews with leading experts, academics, authors, scientists, bureaucrats, entrepreneurs from Australia and internationally about the contemporary developments, opportunities and challenges of innovation and disruption in the digital technology age.

A show educating the everyday person about Spirituality, Health and Wellness.

Stories of professional and personal lives of 20th century songwriters, featuring songs of their era and from other later periods and covering their influences, collaborations, and where their songs have been played.

World-famous women singers (mainly jazz styles) of the 1930s and 1940s”

Music by the big bands of the 1930s, 1940s and later, usually instrumental, but some with a refrain, either male, female or chorus

An hour of mostly trad jazz and the all-time greats. Keeping the legend of Trad jazz/Dixieland music alive.

In depth interview of up to 30 minutes a week about topical community issues with local volunteers, charities, not for profits about the work, activities and events that they undertake as well with experts on the community sector, and regular interviews with local political representatives including the mayor, and state and federal members of parliament.

The best new weird and wonderful unpopular music from around the world.

Musica Italiana! on Wednesdays at 6:30pm with Joe Gigliotti and guests. The program broadcasts 20th century, contemporary and some 60s & 70s Italian music, interviews guests in Italian about various issues, and there is some talk back.

Your weekly dose of what's happening in entertainment, music and pop culture both locally and abroad

A clue to the music you are liable to hear can be found in its title, 'Strange Brew' drawing its name from a song by 60s supergroup Cream. John's passion for weird and wonderful rock music from the 60s and 70s may occasionally veer towards the norm, but more often than not wildly eclectic choices will emerge from a limitless collection. Fittingly to go alongside wigged out music from the golden era of prog-rock is a suitable low key and laconic presenting style, this is what night time radio always used to be like. A presenter who puts great care into creating the atmosphere for his show, John splendidly insists on turning the studio lights off and bringing in a spot light, leaving many to wonder quite what is going on in there. Strange indeed.