Premium Content:

All Things Queer: Get Involved in Community Radio

New RTRFM photoLocal radio program ‘All Things Queer’ is looking for new team members to get involved in making the weekly show.

RTRFM 92.1 has a training course that teaches you how to present, set up interviews, choose music and create pre-recorded packages.

- Advertisement -

Community radio is presented by volunteers who donate their time to creating the shows.

If you’re interested in joining the collective who puts the show together contact Adam Christou at RTRFM on 9260 9200 or email achristou@rtrfm.com.au

‘All Things Queer’ airs every Monday at 10pm on RTRFM 92.1 and can be re-streamed at www.rtrfm.com.au  

 

OUTinPerth editor Graeme Watson is a presenter at RTRFM and is a mentor to the program ‘All Things Queer’. 

 

Latest

Making Rainbow Families seminar returns for 10 year milestone

Designed specifically for LGBTQ+ people exploring parenthood, the seminar brings together experts and lived experience to help simplify what can often feel like a complex journey.

On This Gay Day | Cynthia Nixon, Sir Robert Helpmann, Lil Nas X

A trio of memorable LGBTIQA+ people share a birthday on this day.

Lil Nas X says he’s ‘very thankful’ to be given chance to enter mental health diversion program

If the rapper stays out of trouble for two years the charges against him will be dropped.

LGBTIQA+ people in Australia still experience discrimination at work

Research from Diversity Council Australia (DCA) shows that LGBTIQ+ people still face disproportionately high levels of exclusion at work.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Making Rainbow Families seminar returns for 10 year milestone

Designed specifically for LGBTQ+ people exploring parenthood, the seminar brings together experts and lived experience to help simplify what can often feel like a complex journey.

On This Gay Day | Cynthia Nixon, Sir Robert Helpmann, Lil Nas X

A trio of memorable LGBTIQA+ people share a birthday on this day.

Lil Nas X says he’s ‘very thankful’ to be given chance to enter mental health diversion program

If the rapper stays out of trouble for two years the charges against him will be dropped.

LGBTIQA+ people in Australia still experience discrimination at work

Research from Diversity Council Australia (DCA) shows that LGBTIQ+ people still face disproportionately high levels of exclusion at work.

The West Australian Pulse celebrates emerging young artists

For more than three decades, The West Australian Pulse...

Making Rainbow Families seminar returns for 10 year milestone

Designed specifically for LGBTQ+ people exploring parenthood, the seminar brings together experts and lived experience to help simplify what can often feel like a complex journey.

On This Gay Day | Cynthia Nixon, Sir Robert Helpmann, Lil Nas X

A trio of memorable LGBTIQA+ people share a birthday on this day.

Lil Nas X says he’s ‘very thankful’ to be given chance to enter mental health diversion program

If the rapper stays out of trouble for two years the charges against him will be dropped.

3 COMMENTS

Comments are closed.