Andrew Ogilvie will be returning on Tuesday 7 April 2015 after a two week absence. Tune is to hear his program “The way we were” which airs at 11:00 am and runs through to 2:30 pm.
Andrew takes a look back on some of the music from years gone by, checks out birthdays and anniversaries, plus a sprinkling of music from the hit musicals, as well as the featured artist of the day and some classic comedy.
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Tim is a new presenter on 93.7 Edge FM and his show airs on Thursday afternoons from 4:00 pm to 600 pm.
Tim with an eel
AAE provides listeners with important information about the freshwater eel, the real eelwhich belong to the genus Anguilla. This much maligned fish has the most remarkable
lifecycle that no one really understands. Eels play a major role in the development of the human race, mans interactions with eels have been recorded since the beginning of time
which provides a vast wealth of material and information to discuss.
There are many “eel like” creatures that are not true freshwater eel or Anguilloids, these include – electric eels, moray eels, sand eels, conga eels and Parramatta eels, these will
not get a mention on AAE.
The program will be a series of information, music, interviews and news all bound by an overriding theme – eels. Each episode will engage the theme to provide a wide range of
fun informative and local content and is envisaged to be 2 hours in duration.
Wires Far South Cast is running a training course on 28th February & 1st March 2015 at the Mumbulla School Library 35 Bega Street Bega. WIRES members contribute to the care of our injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife by being carers, rescuers, helping with fund raising. Please see the flyer for more details or call Debi on 0406 663 096
At the AGM held on Wednesday 12th November the committee of management was elected however the position of Secretary still remains vacant. If you are a member and interested in filling the position od Secretary please contact the station by email on:- station@edgefm.org.au and advise your availability
The positions filled at the AGM were;
EDGE FM HAS RECENTLY TURNED 20. THAT’S RIGHT, 20 YEARS OF CONTINOUS BROADCASTING. TO CELEBRATE THIS IMPORTANT MILESTONE EDGE FM WILL BE HOLDING AN OPEN DAY ON SATURDAY 30TH OF AUGUST AT THE STUDIOS AT THE OLD BEGA HOSPITAL AT SOUTH BEGA. COME AND INSPECT THE STATION, AND JOIN US FOR A FREE BBQ AT LUCHTIME. THERE’LL BE HEAPS OF FREE GIVEAWAYS INCLUDING T-SHIRTS, CD’s, PENS, STUBBIE HOLDERS AND CAR STICKERS. THAT NIGHT A DINNER WILL BE HELD AT GRACES@ CLUB BEGA, BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL, CALL THE STATION ON 64924202 IF YOU WISH TO ATTEND.
MARK IT IN YOUR DIARY, THE EDGE FM OPEN DAY AND FREE BBQ, FROM 11AM ON SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH AT THE OLD BEGA HOSPITAL.
THE OPEN DAY IS SPONSORED BY THE COMMUNITY BROADCASTING FOUNDATION, COASTHIRE,
J D’S MEATS, BAKERS DELIGHT, THE BDN AND KANE TAYLOR.
The Commission of Audit last week recommended that funding for the Community Broadcasting Program be abolished.
If the Government adopts that recommendation in Tuesday’s budget community stations like ours right across the country will be put at real risk.
At EdgeFM we rely on our satellite feed and content made by volunteers at other community radio stations. We also use grants to fund studio and transmission equipment and even setting up this website.
We need your help to make sure the Bega Valley continues to have community radio.
Go to www.committocommunityradio.org.au and email the Treasurer Joe Hockey. The more emails the Treasurer gets from community radio supporters calling on him to ensure our funding is continued, the greater chance the cuts won’t be included in the Budget.
We’ve got less than five days to ensure the cuts aren’t in the budget, so please go to www.committocommunityradio.org,au and help protect our community stations now.
Thanks for your ongoing support.
The Commission of Audit last week recommended that funding for the Community Broadcasting Program be abolished.
If the Government adopts that recommendation in Tuesday’s budget community stations like ours right across the country will be put at real risk.
For our station, it could mean less program’s and no funding for equipment replacement. With so few volunteers Edge FM relies on Community Broadcasting grants to keep us on the air.
We need your help to make sure this doesn’t happen.
Go to www.committocommunityradio.org.au and email the Treasurer Joe Hockey. The more emails the Treasurer gets from community radio supporters calling on him to ensure our funding is continued, the greater chance the cuts won’t be included in the Budget.
We’ve got less than five days to ensure the cuts aren’t in the budget, so please go to www.committocommunityradio.org,au and help protect our community stations now.
Thanks for your ongoing support.
It isn’t as hard as it sounds…..drop us an email, give us a call or pop into the studio. If you’ve got an idea for a new show we’d love to hear from you.
As well as the latest tech news from Brex this week, we’ll be chatting to CoWS Near The Coast, a new hub for tech industries in Bega. Tune in at 3:30pm Thursday for Spectors of the Future on 93.7 EdgeFM.
