12am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 7am

Rock and Roll Rising 2RRR 88.5 FM, Thursday evenings at 8pm ‘tll 10pm with Harry L and Harry P. We cover Rock Music from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s 80′ and 90’s, in fact from all time! You’ll hear cuts ranging from hot melting guitar blues to grungy garage rock. Real rockin’ rhythm and blues, heavy hard rock and proto molten metal with a dose of Australian British and American tracks.

7am – 9am

Wake up to Natalie’s Morning Mix of 60s known and unknown classics. A great way to start the day!

9am – 10am

The Meaningful Monday Show with Jeanine Sciacca and Clare Williamson is about self-empowerment and raising your awareness to live your best life. It is an entertaining programme with talk and fun songs, all designed to make you feel good. We all have issues, but don’t talk about them. The Meaningful Monday Show motivates you to take charge of your life.

10am – 12pm

For the music of the 1920s, 30s and 40s – tune from 10am to Midday on Mondays and turn back the clock to the first half of the 20th century. Hear those great tracks..crooners, big bands, vintage comedy and sing-along favourites.

12pm – 2pm

Midday Jazz each Monday from noon until 2pm featuring Hartley Anderson one of 2RRR’s favorite Jazz presenters. Tune in for a surprise selection of the coolest jazz in town!

2pm – 3pm

For serious music-lovers! Veteran music journo and broadcaster Kev Walsh takes an in-depth look at a well-known musician or group. Its hour-long format allows an in-depth portrait of the artist to emerge through interviews, archival audio, and songs not usually heard on the radio. Previous guests have included John Williamson, Adam Harvey, Tex Morton, Arthur Blanch, Smokey Dawson, Mary Duff, Willie Nelson, Reg Lindsay, Mick Foster (& Allen) and Graeme Connors.

3pm – 4pm

‘Country music ain’t nothing but three chords and the truth’ said Harlan Howard. From that dictum comes a show celebrating music from the ‘alt’ and ‘Americana’ world of country music sourced from Australia and the world. Join Jen Mize and Paddy McHugh as they serve up the finest selection of music, interviews, live performances and musings.

4pm – 5pm

Sydney’s youngest radio drive program. Join high school students from the local area of Ryde each weekday from 4pm.

5pm – 7pm

Tune in with Robbie for the best sounds of the 50’s 60’s & 70’s PLUS dedication songs, one hit wonders, artist interviews and MUCH MORE. It’s FAB it’s GEAR it’s POP ROCK!

7pm – 8pm

Fred takes you on a musical journey each week, playing all genres of music to take you where you want to go. Make 7pm Monday your Destination on 2RRR 88.5FM.

8pm – 9pm

Rock on down to 88.5FM on Monday night’s to hear the frantic energy of some of the wildest rock minds of the later half of the twentith century. Hosted by Rocco G, Sonic Stew is an adventure into his deep and expansive collection of rock gems. Ranging from deep underground cuts all the way to highly popular rock icons, Sonic Stew has it all.

9pm – 10pm

From sunny 60s pop folk to Californian death metal Ragsta Riches delivers 60 minutes of tunes that will keep you on your musical toes. Ragsta Riches Radio – here for a good time, not a long time…

10pm – 12am

Smokestack Lightnin’ features the very best New Blues and newly reissued Classic Blues, Adult R&B, Adult Soul, Blues Rock, Zydeco Blues, and Gospel.

12am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 7am

Eclectic local and international contemporary music with interviews and guests, what else could you ask for? Chris Virtue is the voice for music that demands your attention. As an interviewer, Chris chats with some fascinating artists each week on Virtual Unreality.

7am – 9am

Wake up to Natalie’s Morning Mix of 60s known and unknown classics. A great way to start the day!

9am – 10am

Movies and music have been a natural combination since sound was first added to moving images in 1927. Whether a film is a tear-jerking drama, an action-packed thriller, a side-splitting comedy or a roaring romance, the right soundtrack at the right moment impacts a scene.

10am – 12pm

Arts and Tarts includes news reviews and interviews with well known people in the arts in this two-hour program… actors, singers, dancers, choreographers, writers and artists…

12pm – 2pm

Tune in every Tuesday with long-term 24 year presenter of jazz Mr Bruce Flarrety! Bruce presentes an eclectic mix of modern, big band, latin and traditional jazz along with male & female vocalists and comments about the style & origin of the artists featured.

2pm – 3pm

The Folk Show on Radio Adelaide has brought you the best in folk music and culture for over 30 years.Let our team take you on a tour of Irish, American, Scottish, English, Australian and world folk in both traditional and contemporary styles. Join our team of knowledgeable presenters every Saturday afternoon, and don’t forget your dancing shoes!Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

3pm – 4pm

Hosted by longstanding rock journalist and veritable roots roller Stuart Coupe, Dirt Music explores the expanse and history of roots music, spanning country, folk, blues, Americana and so much more.Listen back to previous editions of the program here.Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

4pm – 5pm

Ground-breaking, award-winning children’s edutainment hosted entirely by young people from mid-primary to mid-secondary age range. hear perspectives on a wide variety of local/global topics via interviews with leaders and experts in various fields. Each month the program includes ‘Music Matters’: live performances from emerging artists and interviews with industry professionals from Australia and the world.

5pm – 7pm

Sizzle Pop Fizz (formerly known as Lets Get Deep) hosted by Michael El Bacha & Nathan Harvey is a radio & online entertainment show with guests including entertainer’s musicians, artists, and leaders of our communities.

7pm – 9pm

As one of the original shows on the 2RRR roster, The Shamrock Program has been broadcasting on Tuesday night at 7:30pm for over 30 years. Tune in for some good music, community information and good old fashioned craic. With one of the originals – Noel McCormick – and new kid on the block – Paul Dixon. So grab yourself a drink, a couple of biscuits, sit back and relax…

9pm – 11pm

“Tales from the high stool” is a weekly programme broadcasting on Tuesday nights from 9pm. Hosted by Pádraig Ó Cuinn. The show involves interviews various people involved in local and global music, from festival organisers, musicians, music historians and music journalists.

11pm – 12am

Beale Street Caravan is a one hour non-commercial radio series broadcasting live recordings of Memphis music and its derivative forms to an international audience of 2.4 million worldwide weekly listeners on over 400 stations around the globe.

12am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 7am

Tune in with Robbie for the best sounds of the 50’s 60’s & 70’s PLUS dedication songs, one hit wonders, artist interviews and MUCH MORE. It’s FAB it’s GEAR it’s POP ROCK!

7am – 9am

Wake up to Natalie’s Morning Mix of 60s known and unknown classics. A great way to start the day!

9am – 9:30am

A program devoted to new Australian storytelling. Produced by FBi Radio Sydney, in association with SYN and 3RRR in Melbourne. Hear short-form documentaries, personal narratives and creative audio from across the country.

9:30am – 10am

An award-winning environment program produced by Deutsche Welle. Explore topics that touch our lives every day, from the food we eat to the waste from products we consume – not to mention all creatures great and small.

10am – 11am

We listen to and talk about the popular music and the artists of the 1940s, 50s and 60s & also re-discover forgotten artists and songs. The emphasis is mostly on the easy-listening music of the era before the arrival of rock and roll and which also continued beyond. Regular features may include tributes to particular artists, interview excerpts, songs from the 20s or 30s revived in the 40s, 50s or 60s, songs that topped the charts 60, 70 or 80 years ago – and more!

11am – 12pm

We take an in-depth look each week at a particular aspect of the music of the 1940s, 50s or 60s. Each “Special” may feature a specific artist, event, anniversary, Broadway show, Hollywood musical or other theme. It’s also an opportunity to take a detailed look at the history of a particular aspect of the era and re-discover forgotten artists and songs.

12pm – 2pm

If it swings, there’s melody, a beat then I’ll play it. The program will be mainly jazz taken from the years 1940 – 70 but we must remember our roots and future! I hope you enjoy some uplifting music in the middle of the day to carry you through the afternoon and beyond.

2pm – 4pm

Drinking songs and trucking songs. Songs about highways and honky tonks. Songs about loving and leaving, lying and cheating. More Austin TX than Nashville TN

4pm – 5pm

Sydney’s youngest radio drive program. Join high school students from the local area of Ryde each weekday from 4pm.

5pm – 6pm

Looking at the best of the charts from this week… in a year between 1960 and 1999! Hosts William Brougham and Barry McKay also bring the year alive with trivia about the songs in the charts at the time. Don’t miss It’s Time – or your memory won’t forgive you!

6pm – 7pm

Audio e’s sole purpose is to be an interface between artists, producers, djs, event promoters & the australian public. Our intention is to present the ‘not quite mainstream‘ – quality electronic music, accessible only by making a deep incision in the skin of mainstream electronic music to see what lies beneath.

7pm – 9pm

London Calling features new releases, old hits, long lost b-sides and and modern classics. London Calling has been called ‘the most eclectic post-drivetime radio show in the Southern Hemisphere’, amongst other things.

9pm – 11pm

From mento, boogie woogie, blues, ska and rocksteady, to reggae, roots, dub, deejays, rockers and dancehall, Chris Moore will open your mind to the many wonders of Jamaican music. As always, there is a wild and ferocious energy to be found in many of Chris’ carefully selected tunes.

11pm – 12am

The latest & best in blues music with Geoff Pegler. The latest music played on Bluesbeat is received from labels and artists in Australia and around the world. Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

12am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 7am

As one of the original shows on the 2RRR roster, The Shamrock Program has been broadcasting on Tuesday night at 7:30pm for over 30 years. Tune in for some good music, community information and good old fashioned craic. With one of the originals – Noel McCormick – and new kid on the block – Paul Dixon. So grab yourself a drink, a couple of biscuits, sit back and relax…

7am – 9am

Wake up to Natalie’s Morning Mix of 60s known and unknown classics. A great way to start the day!

9am – 10am

The Baby Boomers’ Guide to Life in the 21st Century is a multi-media healthy ageing project produced and broadcast from the studios of Radio Skid Row (RSR) in Marrickville. The Guide looks at healthy ageing, especially for Australians aged 55 and over. Each episode looks at a theme related to ageing in Australia through ‘The Expert Speaks’ segments, followed by ‘The Punter’s Panel’ where two local older people share their thoughts.

10am – 11am

Step back in time with vintage music from the 20s & 30s, more precisely, 1926-1937, jazz, big bands, and some Australian bands, personalities and music from the movies are featured. Original recordings are used. A monthly special highlights a personality or a band or, perhaps, a type of music or dance. This program began in March 1978!

11am – 11:30am

News, views, perspectives and memories from the veterans, service, volunteer and defence communities. Embracing oral history and contemporary perspectives and giving a voice to a sector of our community that is not usually available elsewhere.

11:30am – 12pm

Abel Cain InvestigatesAn ex-commando and one-time member of Interpol, this private detective sets up an agency in trendy London in the 1960’sHe’s well dressed, he’s known in ‘all the right places’, and he’s a very capable investigator who can solve problems whilst working ‘under the radar’.

12pm – 2pm

Thursday’s Midday Jazz consists of mainly contemporary versions of The Great American Songbook. Plus, for a bit of fun, we have the Stage and Screen with a Twist of Jazz Quiz at around 12-45 to test your trivia – or your success at guessing accurately – from the three alternate answers suggested.

2pm – 4pm

Country, Rockabilly, and early Rock n Roll music. Featuring live local gigs and interviews with the artists, when the “Country Roads” goes on the road, live. With Ronnieboy.

4pm – 5pm

Sydney’s youngest radio drive program. Join high school students from the local area of Ryde each weekday from 4pm.

5pm – 6pm

Hip-hop heads, here’s the perfect place to power up your mind with some head throbbing hip-hop tracks! All music is selected by the mastermind behind the mic; Lachlan Hilder!

6pm – 7pm

Listen to our Album of the Week segment to discover the latest and greatest new Aussie music!

7pm – 8pm

The Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap) is a community radio initiative that works with musicians and community broadcasters to get great Australian music national airplay, faster!

8pm – 10pm

Rock and Roll Rising 2RRR 88.5 FM, Thursday evenings at 8pm ‘tll 10pm with Harry L and Harry P. We cover Rock Music from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s 80′ and 90’s, in fact from all time! You’ll hear cuts ranging from hot melting guitar blues to grungy garage rock. Real rockin’ rhythm and blues, heavy hard rock and proto molten metal with a dose of Australian British and American tracks.

10pm – 12am

Smokestack Lightnin’ features the very best New Blues and newly reissued Classic Blues, Adult R&B, Adult Soul, Blues Rock, Zydeco Blues, and Gospel.

1am – 2am

The latest & best in blues music with Geoff Pegler. The latest music played on Bluesbeat is received from labels and artists in Australia and around the world. Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

2am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 6am

The Folk Show on Radio Adelaide has brought you the best in folk music and culture for over 30 years.Let our team take you on a tour of Irish, American, Scottish, English, Australian and world folk in both traditional and contemporary styles. Join our team of knowledgeable presenters every Saturday afternoon, and don’t forget your dancing shoes!Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

6am – 8am

‘Country music ain’t nothing but three chords and the truth’ said Harlan Howard. From that dictum comes a show celebrating music from the ‘alt’ and ‘Americana’ world of country music sourced from Australia and the world. Join Jen Mize and Paddy McHugh as they serve up the finest selection of music, interviews, live performances and musings.

8am – 9am

Hosted by longstanding rock journalist and veritable roots roller Stuart Coupe, Dirt Music explores the expanse and history of roots music, spanning country, folk, blues, Americana and so much more.Listen back to previous editions of the program here.Brought to you via the Community Radio Network.

9am – 10am

A music program featuring a weekly special with news, interviews, reviews and regular local and overseas correspondents including Billy Pinnell.Hosted by Brian Wise

10am – 11am

Kicking off your weekend can not be achieved any better by listening to the boot-lickin country tunes selected for you by Terry Kaff. The sweet sounds of country both from the past and from the present are the passion and joy behind Kaffy Country.

11am – 1pm

For one hour, expand your football knowledge by hearing the wise words of one of Sydney’s most active football journalists, The Lone Ranger. Local games, results and player interviews are central to Planet Football, giving you an insight into the minds of some of the game’s most interesting social commentators.

1pm – 2pm

Listen to our Album of the Week segment to discover the latest and greatest new Aussie music!

2pm – 4pm

Recordings, interviews and live performances by local alternative bands from all around Sydney are curated and shared each week straight to you by the local mastermind of Big Daddy K. With a well-established name within the Sydney music community, Big Daddy K is your go to host for hearing the wild and vibrant alternative sounds of Sydney’s coolest local bands.

4pm – 6pm

Music and arts with interviews with local bands are the burning passion of Natalie Smith. As a proud champion for local music, Natalie has a key eye for exciting talent. Each week, keep your ears open for fresh new sounds that are brewing from Australia’s finest music masterminds.

6pm – 7pm

Join Jeremy on a journey through time as he and his weekly guests celebrate the greatest female vocal performances of all time. From Edith Piaf, to Aretha Franklin and all the way to Courtney Barnett. From Paris, to Detroit and all the way back to Sydney Australia, we look at artists that have shaped us, and artists that will soon shape us.

7pm – 8pm

From the studios of community radio 2SER, Chimes, explores jangly ringing guitars. Trace the arc from the Byrds to the Bats, with plenty of new releases and some forgotten treasures too. Host Paul Gough has been collecting these sounds since the late ’70s and joins the dots along the musical timeline. From 2SER via the Community Radio network. Let those Rickenbackers ring!

8pm – 10pm

Kicking off your Saturday evening spinning a freestyle selection of soulful beats, rhythms and grooves. From vintage funk, soul, hip hop, and boom bap, to new fresh electronic beats, old skool beats, and of course all things funky.

10pm – 12am

Fast, syncopated rhythmic patterns and basslines are the key concern of Party Marty & BMX Joe when they go live to share the hottest dance music from around the globe. For the first hour, learn about the fascinating history of the electronic dance scene through popular recordings of tracks from the early Sydney dance music scene.

12am – 1am

Hip-hop heads, here’s the perfect place to power up your mind with some head throbbing hip-hop tracks! All music is selected by the mastermind behind the mic; Lachlan Hilder!

1am – 2am

The Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap) is a community radio initiative that works with musicians and community broadcasters to get great Australian music national airplay, faster!

2am – 5am

New Australian music to treat your ears. Feel free to check out our Spotify playlist where you can see the full list of songs currently playing on shuffle at the station.

5am – 6am

Kicking off your weekend can not be achieved any better by listening to the boot-lickin country tunes selected for you by Terry Kaff. The sweet sounds of country both from the past and from the present are the passion and joy behind Kaffy Country.

6am – 9am

Country, Rockabilly, and early Rock n Roll music. Featuring live local gigs and interviews with the artists, when the “Country Roads” goes on the road, live. With Ronnieboy.

9am – 11am

Hear a wide selection of brand new and past favourite bluegrass tunes each Sunday morning with Lindsay Mar. The banjo, fiddle, madolin, and upright bass are plentiful in Lindsay’s careful curation of fascinating and uplifting bluegrass tracks.

11am – 1pm

Want to hear the voice of Hungarian news, culture and affairs of the Sydney region? There’s no better place than by listening to the expert minds of Katalin and Gustav. Each week, Katalain and Gustav deliver fascinating content in the Hungarian language, with a wide variey of interviews and topical information for all Hungarian speakers to enjoy.

1pm – 2pm

A radio program for listeners who speak Kannada, an Indian language. Indian and Sri Lankan migrants form a major part of the Australian migrant family. Over one million migrants from these two countries have called Australia Home. Kannada is one of the major languages spoken by this migrant group.

2pm – 5pm

Hawks League Live! on 2RRR … With the Ryde Eastwood Hawks headlining in the NSW Rugby League’s Ron Massey Cup … AJ and Moxo will be broadcasting on 2RRR all the home games of the Hawks from the TG Millner Field, with the local district club news, interviews, the preview and call of the game – Tackle by Tackle … Blow by Blow

5pm – 6pm

Every Saturdays from 12pm to 1pm, “Health Living“. Close to the pulse of the times, Explore the world’s information, the mysteries of life and sharing health philosophy”.

6pm – 7pm

Listen to “IT Technology” every Saturday. This program is mainly using the simplest ways to tell you how to handle New Technology and adapt this modern world. Jeffery will talk about new products of new technology, some techniques for using iPad, smartphone and PC.

7pm – 9pm

Voice of Nor Serount (VONS) is a quarterly, bi-lingual publication from the UK of the latest worldwide and local Armenian news.

10pm – 11pm