Kiama Community Radio's Podcast

Glenn Shepherd talks to Champion Rower Nardia Guillaumier and her coach Alan Swan as part of his regular program about local sports Around the Arenas on KCR. Nardia and Alan raised a total of $65,205 for cancer research in the Kiama Fitness Challenge in November 2025; nardia rowed 100km on an indoor rowing machine and Alan rode 200km on a stationary bike at the Kiama Surf Club, supported by several teams from the local community, More recently, Nardia has won 2 gold Medals a...

Presenter Gabriela Cabral talks to Rebecca Armstrong from Culinarius, arguably the region’s premier provider of creative catering. This is part of Gabi's regular weekly program supporting local businesses The Shop Around the Corner, Wednesday mornings at 9am. KCR: live streaming at kcr.org.au or via the Kiama Community Radio App. Contact us: [email protected]

Glenn Shepherd chats to Mark Burns, who started The Man Walk 8 years ago in Kiama. It has now grown to 100 separate locations across Australia and is spreading across the world. Mark has now turned his attentions to another project called 'Building Young Men': a mentoring program for year 10 boys from Kiama High School to guide them into adult life. These interviews were recorded for KCR's Morning Program, every morning 8 from 7-9am, of which Glenn is the custodian on Friday morni...

Gabi Cabral chats to artist Grahame Kime, who worked as a Community Arts Officer at Kiama Municipal Council in the ‘90s and set up the Old Fire Station as an Art Gallery. This interview is part of Gabi's regular weekly program Living Local at 9am Wednesdays on KCR. KCR: live streaming at kcr.org.au or via the Kiama Community Radio App. Contact us: [email protected]

In the debut episode, hosts Di Ellison, Neil Reilly and Campbell McConachie chat about the book that changed their lives. What’s your life-changing book? Kiama Book Space also welcomes a very special guest: Bruce Elder, a journalist and author, who's been involved in writing more than 60 books. His Blood on the Wattle was nominated as one of the 10 most influential works of non-fiction published in Australia in the 20th Century. KCR: live streaming at kcr.org.au or via the Kiama Community...