••••• ARTHouse SPECIAL •••••The game is afoot ... and like Sir Arthur's famous investigative team, Julie Ankers and Wendy Tsai have joined RBMFM and BMCAN forces together in a collaboration that will help us learn about how art and artists work

ARTHouse Podcast | July 11th | A chat with Georgina Khoo

Aug 20th, 2019 20m 22s

In this week’s podcast, Julie Ankers welcomes back Georgina Khoo, Principal of Shine Wentworth Falls Dance School. Georgina, who has been running Shine Dance School for 7 years, talks to Julie about how she came to be a dance teacher and recen

ARTHouse Podcast | May 30th | Poetry Special

Aug 20th, 2019 36m 32s

Poetry Night With ARTHouse!A special evening with ARTHouse, with guest host Kelly Conway welcoming a bevy of talented local Blue Mountains poets into the studio to recite and read words about politics, nature, health, love, life and death. Gu

In the Studio with Simon Reece

Jul 19th, 2019 24m 4s

Justin Morrissey chats to Simon Reece about his up coming show at the Cultural Centre. Simon Reece: Flotsam and jetsam29 June – 11 AugustSimon Reece’s exhibition Flotsam and jetsam is about rubbish, debris, detritus and how it impacts us

ARTHouse Podcast | March 21st | Sean O'Keeffe (Fake Shemp) talks to Gary Caganoff 'Give A Dam'

Apr 3rd, 2019 54m 36s

ARTHouse Podcast | March 21st | Sean O'Keeffe (Fake Shemp) talks to Gary Caganoff, director of documentary 'Give A Dam'.If you missed ARTHouse on the 21st of March and you haven't seen the documentary Give A Dam by Gary Caganoff you now hav

ARTHouse | March 14th | Margaret Davis & Talking Theatre on 'Eating Pomegranates'

Mar 29th, 2019 53m 13s

Julie Ankers talks to Margaret Davis about the new production Eating Pomegranates and they are joined by two young Blue Mountains actors from the production, Alexandra Smith and Rebecca Waters.Eating Pomegranates is an original production d

Julie Paterson discusses her current series, interviewed at Rough Track Cabins

Mar 13th, 2019 24m 31s

Julie talks about her new series of works to be showcased at an upcoming exhibition, Edge to Edge, Landscapes on Cloth, at Lost Bear Gallery in the Blue Mountains. Like traditional tapestries, these artworks are on fabric and they tell a story

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul | Julie Humphreys I Dance and the Child

Oct 15th, 2018 19m 8s

Julie Humphreys talks about her dance teaching work in Hazelbrook Steiner School, World Dance Alliance's Conference for the Child in Adelaide this year and her vision for Dance in Education. Join us for an insightful and educative chat.

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul | Cali Prince I Community Cultural Practice in Western Sydney

Oct 15th, 2018 17m 29s

On Dancing On Air Annalouise Paul is in converstion with Cali Prince talks with her about work as theatre maker, producer, council worker and the political landscape of working with community, council and art. Lots for your brain to chew on. Ph

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul I Georgina Khoo I Shine Dance

Oct 15th, 2018 18m 58s

Catch the amazing Georgina Khoo on Dancing On Air chatting with Annalouise Paul about Blue Mountains 'The Most Wuthering Heights Day' and her non-competitive dance school for kids called Shine Dance! Georgina Khoo is a Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Contem

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul I Sonia York-Pryce I Dance and Ageism

Oct 15th, 2018 23m 22s

Dancing On Air presenter Annalouise Paul talks with Sonia York-Pryce talks about Dance and Ageism. Her PhD takes her across the globe to meet high 'pedigree' professional older dancers at festivals dedicated to this new area of practice usually

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul I Devi Mamek I Ghawazi Caravan

Oct 15th, 2018 22m 39s

Dancing On Air guest this month is Devi Mamek, pioneer of American Tribal Style (ATS) Bellydance in Australia, founder of Ghawazi Caravan in the Blue Mountains, classical musician and a secret she never reveals, a talented piano composer. Enjoy

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul I Fiona James and Joe Ibbitson I Agile Not Fragile

Oct 15th, 2018 19m 42s

Talented dancer, Fiona James and Creative Producer, Joe Ibbitson of Agile Not Fragile talk with presenter Annalouise Paul about their collaborative performance work with local dancers in the Mountains and beyond inlciuding Parramasala Festival

Dancing On Air with Annalouise Paul I Jo Clancy I Wagana

Oct 14th, 2018 29m 37s

‘Dancing on Air’' regular presenter Annalouise Paul chats to Jo Clancy about her dance practice in the Mountains since the 80’s, collaboration with First Nations artists in Canada and Wagana her community group for any Indigenous females that w

The Light Room with Chris and Jeff discuss Mirrorless Cameras on ARTHouse

Oct 3rd, 2018 24m 42s

The Light Room with Chris and Jeff discuss Mirrorless Cameras on ARTHouse. Are they good enough to toss your DSLR’s yet?

Our regular host of ARTHouse segment Fake Shemp, Sean O'Keeffe interviews filmmaker Tom Taylor at the MTNS Made Salon

Sep 25th, 2018 19m 47s

Spiteful aliens with more intelligence than humans will shortly appear in the Blue Mountains — but fortunately they will be of the digital variety only.Leura filmmaker, producer and animator Tom Taylor is creating a 45-minute sci-fi thriller

Justin Morrissey interviews Freedom Wilson and Anna Murphy

Sep 25th, 2018 31m 51s

Mycorrhizal: Futurae - Ferox – Inferius is Freedom Wilson’s new body of work which raises awareness of the endangered buttercup doubletail orchid (Diuris aequalis). Orchids have evolved highly complex ecological partnerships over millennia.

Visual Dispatches with Fiona Davies

Sep 25th, 2018 22m 52s

Visual dispatches presented by Fiona Davies. Tonight's guest is the sound video and performance artist Naomi Oliver. Naomi is also on the board of MAPBMThe entrancing image Watercolour II, is an example of Naomi's 2D data manipulation practice

Unpicked with Saskia Everingham | Lynne Curran | Best Bits

Mar 23rd, 2018 22m 12s

ARTHouse is a vibrant radio arts program showcasing Blue Mountains (Australia) based creative talent. ArtHouse is aired on Radio Blue Mountains and features hosted sessions on such diverse art forms as dance, costume, and crime fiction through