Archives
November 05
Program summaries for Take Time, and for selected programs, some additional resources for listeners to follow up on the program.
Friday 4 November 2005
Health, Wellbeing and Relationships
Community gardens - a healthy confluence!
This week's Take Time program is fully devoted to community gardens in
SA. Recorded last Saturday 29 October 2005, at an open day at the Duck
Flat Community Garden, part of Mt Barker and District Health Services
Inc, the program is based on an interview with the coordinator of Duck
Flat Community Garden Tess Minett, and several of the visitors from other
community gardens in SA. Also in this feature program, Rosemary Neal,
executive officer of the SA Community and Neighbourhood Houses and Centres
Association, speaks about the importance of the community gardens movement
across South Australia. The health and wellbeing benefits are a focus
of the program.
Listen to the audio version Part A Part B
Friday 11 November 2005
Work and Career
Under-employed? Then find out about The Work Bank
With the decline in the number of permanent full-time or part-time jobs
in Australia, some people find themselves unable to find fulltime work
- in other words, they may consider themselves to be under-employed,
if not unemployed.
The Work Bank is an initiative that assists self employed individuals
to access "fragmented" work - that is, a few hours work here
and there, or very short term contracts.
Tony Ryan talks with Shandy Arlidge, Operations Manager with The Work
Bank, which is funded through the SA Government and supported by Anglicare
SA, and is based in the Adelaide suburb of Elizabeth.
Media, Film and Technology
Film Review by John McGowan - Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
Click here
for the fact Sheet
Friday 18 November 2005
Repeated by popular request
Resilience – Part 2
Today we return to that word Resilience, and to author, journalist and
advocate for mental health and wellbeing, Anne Deveson. During her recent
visit to South Australia, Tony Ryan recorded this extended and exclusive
interview with Anne Deveson.
For audio (MP3), click here (As this is a 30 minute radio program (27Mb), it will take some time to download)
Friday 25 November 2005
With holidays coming up, what about a good book to read - one which has a focus on some aspect of the history of South Australia. Jan Gaebler reviews several books with a SA theme.
Click here for the fact sheet. Click here for the audio file.
Also during the holidays, what can parents and grandparents do to ensure the safety of their kids online? Tony Ryan interviews Elizabeth Handsley from Flinders University and Vice President of Young Media Australia.
And finally which Adelaide institution celebrates its 80th birthday this week? If you are into movies, you might already know the answer. It's part of John McGowan's final film review for 2005.
Click here for the audio file.
All this - and more - in the final Take Time program for 2005, with Tony Ryan - at 9 o'clock this Friday morning, right here on community first - PBA FM.
