
Get up to date with what everyone is talking about with Wavelength, a show made by young people, for young people. From the big debates to the small stories nobody else is telling, this is Wavelength - sparking the convos about Adelaide you should be having.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducation | |||

This week on Wavelength, Keaton chats to local director Allan Cheng about his piece “Lawless Entanglement”, which has been nominated for an award at the Los Angeles International Short Film Festival.
Following on, Campbell chats to hotel owners and... more
This week on Wavelength, Bella chats to Tandanya CEO Brenz Saunders about the ongoing NAIDOC week and its significance to Australian culture.
Following on, Campbell chats with members of the Unley Run Club to look at the rising popularity of runnin... more
This week, Campbell dives into the cost of streaming services, discussing with Doctor Alexander Beare of the University of Queensland about what is worth forking out your money for.
Then, Bella chats to Dr Janine Peckham, founder of Adelaide Clinic... more
This week on Wavelength, Bella chats to music therapists from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to figure out how taste in music develops.
Following on, Fem talks to the brains behind the campaign keep Adelaide University graduations at Bonython h... more
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A great show that’s super informative and offers opinions not forced down your throat like the regular commercial media do.
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The show consistently covers a mix of local culture, youth-focused issues, and accessible storytelling from Adelaide. Episodes thread sports, politics, arts, and social topics through a young, on-the-ground lens, blending interviews with personal narratives and practical insights. A standout is the way it weaves astrology, charity and community volunteering, and regional concerns into a fast-paced, multi-segment format that keeps conversations grounded in real-life impact for local listeners. The format, guest diversity, and clear focus on youth perspectives make it a strong fit for brands seeking authentic community engagement and for listeners who want tangible takeaways about local culture and civic life.
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Recent guests on Wavelength include:
1. Allan Cheng
2. Sophie Casey
3. Brenz Saunders
4. Matt Brown
5. Peter Natrass
6. Dr. Janine Peckham
7. Rachel Azzopardi
8. Lee Cumberlidge
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