Some quotations

Gayle Austin — 2012-12-09T02:34:00Z

Austin and her accomplice spend days each week going through the latest music, forgotten gems, remixes, and obscure tracks across genres and decades. Live to air, they create “an open space, a fluid journey that is responsive to the input of listeners around the globe.”

Austin says community radio is crucial in today's media landscape :

“It is the only place young people can train and get some air miles under their belts. This places them in a better position to in turn get employment in the main broadcasting arena. Community radio also gives a lot more room to explore and find yourself before you have to button yourself into the straight jackets required in the media these days. It is also a platform for voices other than the few we get to hear in the mainstream.”

Community radio “is a love thing for all who work in it,” she says. “It restores my faith in the possibilities for people to have a voice, and also the room to explore the art of communication and real dialogue with listeners, and engagement with process.”

Why is it still important with so many new stations available on digital and the internet ?

“I suppose it's like the difference between vinyl and CD's... it's warmer. It's about lots of people working together whereas internet and digital stations place less emphasis on the people part. Don't get me wrong, I also love all the potential that is being opened up through the internet. I am currently having lots of fun seeing how the notion of community can be broadened out into a global thing on Curved Radio, live and streaming.”

Excerpt from radioinfo.com

Logo : Sydney, AU, source : Gayle's facebook

Gasandji, Jon Evans, David Gawarecki, Dean Seabrook

Gayle Austin — 2012-12-08T14:00:00Z

Curved Radio today

Gayle and dadamama 3 / Big one this week-end on Curved Radio. Gasandji from Paris, Australian musician Jon Evans from Berlin, poet and novelist David Gawarecki from New Haven, CT. (He was an invited guest reader at the 50th year anniversary celebration of the publication of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl") and regular treasure trove Dean Seabrook from New York.

Schedule :

8 Jul 2011.

Curved Radio / Radio Courbe/ Australian streaming out on to the World Wide

Gayle Austin — 2012-03-25T05:30:20Z

Voici la nouvelle expérience professionnelle d'une radio indépendante en tranches de diffusion, à la fois dans le flux et sur les ondes, créée par Gayle Austin avec sa partenaire Maree Cunnington, et qui diffuse depuis l'Australie avec et dans le monde entier. CURVED RADIO. Radio Courbe — comme le monde... Gayle : « J'ai choisi le nom « Radio Courbe » — suivant les ondes hertziennes de l'émetteur inventé par Marconi qui passent à travers et autour des obstacles, étant très fluides. Alors que les premières ondes radio-électriques de Hertz allaient en ligne droite. [1] »

Here is the new professional experience of a slice independent radio both territorial — Australia Channel 2ser 107.3 — and stream that Gayle Austin has created with Maree Cunnington to broadcast from Australia with the virtual geography toward the world wide web. CURVED RADIO. Gayle : “I named 'Curved Radio' after the radio wave Marconi invented that went through, and around obstacles, they are very fluid. Where as the first radio waves that were invented went in a straight line.”

S'il vous plait écoutez / Please listen to :

http://www.2ser.com/shows/curved-radio

http://www.facebook.com/Curved.Radio

Tune in with Gayle and the dadamama

Curved Radio

Chaque samedi de 1.30 à 5h du matin heure locale à Sydney / Every Sunday 1.30 - 5am (Sydney time) and streams around the world on :

http://www.2ser.com/programs/shows/curved-radio

Media : http://www.2ser.com/stream

Description :

« La musique est une loi morale. Elle donne une âme à l'univers, des ailes à l'esprit, du déploiement à l'imagination, du charme et de la gaieté à la vie et à toute chose. » Gayle Platon Austin [2].

Radio Courbe est une tranche de Sydney dans un banquet global de bits savoureux. Venez partager un morceau de Paris, une douceur de Bombay, un en-cas de New York. Nous vous souhaitons bienvenue dans notre grande cuisine virtuelle, où la musique cuisine et chacun peut contribuer. Venez transcender le temps et l'espace, où local est global et mondial est local.

Prenez le ton mélodique avec Gayle et la dadamama, parce que vous ne savez jamais où cela va finir. Une chose est sûre, nous ne voyagerons pas en ligne droite. Êtes-vous prêt à sortir sur la courbe, à prendre la tangente ?

Curved Radio is a slice of Sydney in a global platter of tasty bits. Come on in and share a morsel from Paris, a delicacy from Mumbai, and a snack from New York. We welcome you to our large virtual kitchen, where the music cooks and everyone can contribute. Let's transcend time and space, where local is global and global is local.

Tune in with Gayle and the dadamama, because you never know where you're going to end up. One thing's for sure, we won't be travelling in a straight line. Are you ready to step out on to the curve ?

Description « Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. » - Plato Gayle Austin [3].

As soon as possible Gayle will work with her appropriate website and she will send newsletters. At the present you can track the thread in this Facebook page :
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Curved-Radio/335433509833350

[1] Pour se repérer on peut lire l'article Guglielmo Marconi dans l'Encyclopédie Universalis.

[2] Gayle Austin est la journaliste de Sydney qui a programmé sur les ondes de la radio nationale 2JJ — ou Double Jay — relai de la parole indépendante et de la rock musique de la contre-culture australienne dans les années soixante-dix, ce pourquoi la chaîne finit par suspendre l'émission et la dissoudre puis disperser l'équipe à la suite d'un changement d'administration ; ce fut ici la première apparition de la radio australienne Triple J qui reprise diffuse pour la jeunesse plus conforme aujourd'hui.

[3] (EN) Gayle Austin is the broadcaster from Sydney who has lead the programs to the national radio on air 2JJ—Double Jay— as relay of the independent talking and its rock music from the counter-culture of the Australian seventies ; what for the channel was stopped and the team was dissolved then dispersed following a change of management ; here was the first appearance of the present Australian radio Triple J for the youth... You can read a review in en.wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_J.

Gayle Austin [1] worked at the Jays until the purge of 1990. She has a BA in media, communications and culture studies and is completing an MA (Hons) at Macquarie University. Her thesis is an analysis of Triple J's first 16 years ; she si now radio consultant at Self Employed and have created her own air since 2011.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2005/01/11/1105423476299.html

http://www.postgradandbeyond.mq.edu.au/enewsletter/05-humanities/issue_14_stories/story3.htm

Postgrad and Beyond - Humanities and Languages : A new insight into youth radio network Triple J (Issue 2, March 2005)

abc - Australia : In the beginning it was Double J 1975.

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Some quotations

Gasandji, Jon Evans, David Gawarecki, Dean Seabrook

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