In this episode Riddhi is joined by leading artists and innovators to explore an important topic most recently brought to light by the extension of the #MeToo movement.
The Bohemian Beat presents in conjunction with Drill Hall Theatre Company and SAE Creative Media Institute an ANZAC play for radio by Gary Lewis called One by One.
Join Riddhi in a special International Women’s Day broadcast with a focus on pioneering bohemians from around the Northern Rivers Region of NSW.
Riddhi talks with Australian singer/songwriter and poet Gyan.
In this episode Riddhi explores poetry and music from Sufi Mystic poets.
This week hear the plight of refugees through poetry and music. From K’naan, Anoushka Shankar, Pavana Reddy, Omar Saghir, to Samah Sabawi, and Benjamin Zephaniah. Grassroots poetry section features a poem by Isabella Gillespie that became their motto
Join Riddhi to celebrate 10 years of bohemians and poets gracing the national airwaves.
In this episode Riddhi features Allen Ginsberg’s ground breaking poem ‘Howl For Carl Solomon’
In the final four part series Gothic Tales, Riddhi focuses on the year 1816 - When Frankenstein and The Vampire were conceived.
In Act 3 of this four part special we continue with tales of terror.
Continuing with tales of Paradise, Vampire’s, and Frankenstein.
Join Riddhi and journey into the dark imaginings of Percy Bysshe Shelly, Mary Shelly, and Lord Byron.
In this episode Riddhi presents a Sovereign Rights Mandate put together by Indigenous leaders Lois Cook & Kerrianne Cox.
A group of inspiring people lead by Lois Cook, a Nyangbul woman from Cabbage Tree Island, Wardell and Ballina regions of NSW are claiming their sovereign right to live on Country and have set up camp at Gugamai just south of Byron Bay
Riddhi features works from John Trudell, the late Native American rights activist, musician and poet.
Riddhi shares a true and incredible tale about how a small group of people saved the lives of hundreds of kangaroos on Mt Panorama.
Poetry from Rainer Maria Rilke, Robert Bly, William Stafford, Emily Dickinson, William Shakespeare, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Mary Oliver.
In this episode Riddhi presents poetry from the romantic poets to the metaphysical poets to Banjo Patterson with his highly romantic view of the bush and the iconic figure of the bushman.
In this episode Riddhi explores one of the greatest political protest poems ever written - Mask Of Anarchy by the English Romantic Poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Hymn to Persephone- From Helen of Troy to Cleopatra