Peter Greco chats with Kelly Schulz, Chief Curiosity Officer from Knowable Me, about their latest report into recruitment, in particular some of the challenges just applying for a job. This report examines how Australia’s largest listed companies are currently approaching disability inclusion through what is visible, embedded and sustained.

More info: Australia's productivity problem

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Vision Australia Radio presenter Sam Colley sits down with Vision Australia Radio's new Operations Manager, Nat Grant, to learn more about their career journey, the projects they've worked on, where their passions lie, and their vision for the future of our radio network.

In this engaging conversation, Nat shares what drew them to the role, the strengths they see in Vision Australia Radio today, and the opportunities they believe lie ahead as we continue to serve listeners across Australia.

We're delighted to welcome Nat to the team and hope you'll join us in supporting them as they begin this exciting new chapter with Vision Australia Radio.

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As part of the Darwin Fringe Festival, Amelia Aberasturi and Eloy Mason are running “The Open Curtain Presents”. Peter Greco gets all the info about this inclusive, accessible and amazing community event. Sessions available 24th and 25th July at the Browns Mart Studio.

More info: Darwin Fringe

Website: The Open Curtain

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Sam speaks to Anushka Singh, coordinator of the Hear and See Me Program, a collaborative project between Vision Australia Radio and Ehnic Cultural Communities of NSW, a series of podcasts featuring stories from members of the blind and low vision community from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

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Peter Greco chats with Stacie Ashlet, aka Hyper the Clown about Club Krock and other events coming up as part of the Darwin Fringe Festival 23 July. Club Krock is an inclusive, all-abilities social event, building meaningful relationships and enhancing the well-being of all participants.

Club Krock

Darwin Fringe

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Anushka Singh, Coordinator/VA Radio Speak My Language Project, joins Peter Greco to discuss an upcoming podcast series “See Me Hear Me”, celebrating the lived experiences of culturally and linguistically diverse community members. Anushka is looking for participants who may be interested to share their stories.

More details call: 1300 847 466
or email: anushka.singh9@visionaustralia.org

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Sam speaks to Anushka Singh, coordinator of the Hear and See Me Program, a collaborative project between Vision Australia Radio and Ehnic Cultural Communities of NSW, a series of podcasts featuring stories from members of the blind and low vision community from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

To find out more details about the project, email Anushka.Singh9@visionaustralia.org or call 0474 443 626.

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For over 35 years, listeners to Vision Australia Radio in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth have been tuning in on the AM band.

The ways radio and other audio are delivered have now evolved to a better sounding and more flexible range of digital options. With the closing of the AM services, Vision Australia Radio has produced the ‘AM Bye-bye’ program and podcast to help everyone find out more about the digital radio world and to assist those who are yet to make the transition to digital listening.

In this podcast we cover the options of:

• Smart speakers,
• Digital Radio;
• Smart Phones and tablets; and
• Online listening.

Vision Australia’ Radio’s Stephen Jolley speaks with:

• Chris Edwards, Vision Australia’s Chief Mission Officer;
• Marilyn Bednar, Coordinator of Volunteers for VA Radio Melbourne;
• Peter Greco, long time broadcaster with the Vision Australia Radio Adelaide station;
• Jason Gipps, from Vision Australia Radio’s National Audio Business Development Consultant; and
• Wanda Egerton, a Melbourne based avid radio consumer

For more details on how to listen to Vision Australia Radio from July 1, visit: https://radio.visionaustralia.org/about-us/DAB-plus-transition/how-to-keep-listening

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