Welcome back to Wavelength sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having!

This week, we're bringing you back-to-back episodes, packed to the brim with engaging content! Ever heard of a "Sephora kid" or a "Sephora Baddie"? Last year, the internet was abuzz with discussions about young children's fascination with high-end skincare products. To unravel this phenomenon, Emily sits down with Rebecca Short for an insightful discussion.

But that's not all! We also delve into the initiatives of the Nature Foundation, including their impactful program, Kids on Country. Our conversation with Warren Milera sheds light on this, followed by an exclusive podcast interview with Katie Perry, offering even more depth.

And let's not forget about the educational grants provided by the Nature Foundation, discussed with Lucy Clive. The term "Dink" has been gaining traction, but could it pose problems in the future? Elizabeth walks us through this intriguing topic.

Wrapping things up, Isabelle brings you a dose of positivity with all the uplifting news from this week. Tune in and join us for an episode bursting with diverse topics and engaging discussions!

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Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7.

Airdate: March 25th, 2024

Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Macenzie Frew, Jasmine Sparrow, Elizabeth Hayes and Isabella Capone

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This week's episode of Wavelength is particularly special, with your ever-gracious hosts Cass and Grace guiding you through the journey as always!

In 2024, South Australia witnessed the closure of nine major hospitality venues, including several clubs on Hindley Street. This episode delves into the reasons behind this trend.

Alecia engages in a conversation with the Lord Mayor, Jane Lomax-Smith, shedding light on the matter, while Trevor delves deeper into the significance of these venues with Kate and Rachel from My Lover Cindi.

Furthermore, Macenzie sits down with Electric Fields, the South Australian representatives for Eurovision, discussing their recent collaboration with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra at the Adelaide Festival.

But that's not all; Jasmine provides insights into the recent surge of melanoma cases in Australia for Wavelength Explains, and Cass shares uplifting news highlights from the week.

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Airdate: March 18th, 2024

Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Alecia Vinten, Macenzie Frew and Trevor Koul

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It's that time again for Wavelength's early Fringe episode! This year promises an array of fantastic guests and moments of laughter. Get ready, settle in, and let's dive into the excitement!

Jess engages in a conversation with Fiona Borthwick about their unique fringe show presented during quiet moments in hospitals. They explore the positive impact on residents and ways you can lend support to the cause.

Cass and Grace have an insightful discussion with the incredible Rueben Kaye, delving into his journey into the fringe scene, his two new shows, and the significance of Adelaide for local artists.

But wait, there's more! In this packed episode, Macenzie chats with Kyle Dolan, a Fringe grant recipient and stand-up comedian with performances in Edinburgh and Adelaide.

To cap it off, Ella talks to Nina Oyama, exploring what makes her fringe show distinctive and delving into her bold comedy style.

This episode is a must-not-miss! As always, your hosts Grace Smith and Cassandra Johns guide you through the exciting line-up.

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should be having, Monday night Fortnightly from 6.15 pm on Fresh 92.7.

Airdate: February 26, 2024

Reporters: Cassie Johns, Grace Smith, Ella Maitland, Macenzie Frew and Jessica McCall

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