pop, indie, European, chilled, phat and hot remixes from around the world.

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Above and Beyond presents all the best trance from around the globe. Set your heart rate to 155 BPM and prepare for an altered state of mind as the music takes over.

Unlimited, eclectic, endless JOY

Geoff and Liam (Chuckles and the Clown) warm you up with their own special style. Who's in the papers this week.. Who's hot, who's not

The Andy and Adrian warm-up

You Want Eclectic? This is the place

You want to find a gentle start to Sunday morning? Look no further than GPS

Diverse laid back listening

Your weekend up with bek and special guest co-hosts. The music is that little bit left of centre, with some pop and oldies mixed in there too. There's rotating segments that change weekly or monthly and the "who am I" may even make a comeback!

Community focused interviews, discussion on issues effecting you

Humorous, topical, local, global and at times even political!

Grab hold of the Conch and have your say

The Southpaw Grammar team bring you interviews and discussion on a diverse range of topics with a focus on issues facing Gen Y

What's in the papers and on your mind? Gordon debriefs you and the media for the week. There's always good humor, information and guests as well as the JOY's special mix of the freshest music from around the world

JOY 94.9's veteran Rainbow Reporter Doug Pollard, mixes political action, news and views with in-depth interviews with people who make news.


Sprinkled with a selection of your favourite JOY tunes

Drop by and say hi -

SMS 0427 JOY 949
email onair@joy.org.au

OR Twitter us!

Interviews, discussion and chat covering the spectrum of performing arts (dance, theatre, puppetry, musicals, opera, music, comedy) Music, Art & Design, literature and arthouse/independent film & festivals

Issues all around us, examined from a queer point of view

Addam and Peter discuss a range of topical issues, interview their guests, and play the best light classics

Allegro Non Troppo is JOY's longest running program, in it's 14th year

Allegro Non Troppo is broadcast across Australia on the Community Radio Network

Your weekly Crimestopper update

The latest news and initiatives from the Police Gay and Lesbian Liason unit

plus an update from the Victorian Anti-Violence project

The Freshest music from the around the world, your favorite anthems presented in the style you love

The Freshest music from the around the world, your favorite anthems presented in the style you love

The Freshest music from the around the world, your favorite anthems presented in the style you love

The Freshest music from the around the world, your favorite anthems presented in the style you love

The Freshest music from the around the world, your favorite anthems presented in the style you love

Personal journeys, both travel and other

Cravings is an hour of the finest in food and beverage in Melbourne and Victoria, guiding you through all things associated with cooking and eating and drinking, between 1-2pm Saturdays. Food, wine, beverage, bars, restaurants and cafés, markets and everything you need to know about food and wine across Melbourne and Victoria is packaged into a weekly one hour program hosted by chef, restaurateur, event manager, journalist and media tart, Pete Dillon.  We will meet the well known and the obscure, we will feature the big names and those that we hope to encourage you to try.  Updates of what�s good at the markets, and what�s new in produce all add to the theme of  Cravings � we all crave things we love, so join Pete here on Joy 94.9 to discover new ideas and revisit some of the old ones that are setting the food and wine scene on fire.  

Imagine being gay in some of the other cultures around the world

Orange Ribbon - JOY's cultural diversity and awareness show

We are often asked why the name “Orange Ribbon”. The Orange Ribbon multicultural program was initially conceived and presented on JOY from July, 1998. The two initial presenters were Kim Benton (New Zealander) and (now Dr.) Shanton Chang (Malaysian Chinese.) In 1998 Shanton, who was then active in overseas student politics here in Australia, came up with the suggestion. Because of his involvement with the Overseas Students Union, he was aware that it was a symbol used by Flinders University that year for their multicultural week, held at the height of the Pauline Hanson infamy. In 1999 more universities picked up the idea, and continued with the "orange ribbon" theme. Around the same time the Australian Immigration Dept. (then known as DIMIA…) started to support a “living in Harmony” program aimed at supporting multiculturalism, and fostering cultural diversity throughout Australia. By the early 2000’s this eventually evolved to become what we now know as National National Harmony Day, which is held in March each year. And the symbol now used to promote Harmony Day is… the Orange Ribbon.

Alan Ross presents the history, influences and latest of smooth soul and black-influenced pop

Features The Black Roots segment in the second hour

Chat, prizes and interviews as well as Traffic, JOY News, Sport and weather and the JOY Special Music mix

Chat, prizes and interviews as well as Traffic, JOY News, Sport and weather and the JOY Special Music mix

Chat, prizes and interviews as well as Traffic, JOY News, Sport and weather and the JOY Special Music mix

Chat, prizes and interviews as well as Traffic, JOY News, Sport and weather and the JOY Special Music mix

Chat, prizes and interviews as well as Traffic, JOY News, Sport and weather and the JOY Special Music mix

Kaz is an avid supporter of local and international independent women's music, and brings to you each Saturday a collection of songs from an array of musical genres. You'll hear a little bit of the blues, country, folk, pop, rock and even a wee smidgeon of jazz

Most weeks Kaz brings in a guest for a chat and a live song. In the past these have included Liz Stringer, Cyndi Boste, Kavisha Mazzella, Milk, Jen Cloher and Ruthie Foster

There is always a spotlight on an international artist, with three songs and a short bio. These have included Patty Griffin, Laura Viers, The Dresden Dolls, Nicole Atkins and Martha Wainwright



With a commitment to bring at least one new artist to the play list each week, she's forever on the internet searching for great music to bring to Joy listeners

Wherever possible Kaz asks her guests to bring in a cd to give away to a lucky Joy member, so it's always worth your while tuning in!

There's plenty of drama every week, plus comedies, musicals and tragedies too

You can break a leg just listening

Take a seat on The Casting Couch with Thomas Caldwell and guest co-hosts every Saturday from 5pm for two hours of film reviews, conversation, interviews and music.

Presented by Thomas Caldwell with regular segment presenters Mark Pace, Byron Tompkins, Maureen O'Keefe and Simone Ubaldi. Produced by Alan Tuxford and podcast by Nick Wurlod.

Find us on Facebook, visit Thomas's website Cinema Autopsy (where you can also find playlists from the show) or download our podcasts.

Opera for beginners, by beginners.

poking and prodding at opera until all the delicious and delectable treats and goodies come pouring out.

Sport existed before Sporty Spice

An informative and fun analysis of the sporting week, join in to debate topical issues and encourage further discussion.

Radio for the Youth of today, brought to you by the Youth of today>br>
The latest in youth current affairs for those in the GLBTIQmunity.

Who do we as a community look up to and why?

Remember when....

the "car-crash du jour" was Judy and not Britney?

Been There Done That

Sport existed before Sporty Spice

An informative and fun analysis of the sporting week, join in to debate topical issues and encourage further discussion.

Bent Notes showcases the best of contemporary and local jazz as well as playing a range of classic albums and artists.

Two hours of the best jazz to be heard in Melbourne every Sunday from 7pm to 9pm

The Spin is a look at the week's media from here and around the world, from a GLBTI perspective. You are never sure what or who is going to be on. Sometimes controversial, always entertaining. If you want to hear all the latest music then DON'T listen to The Spin!

Exploring all things indigenous from a GLBTIQ perspective. It's Deadly!

Hear Me Raw is produced and presented by women for women. Hear Me Raw is a platform for which all women�s voices can be heard.

Hear Me Raw will cover topics that inspire, empower and generate discussion as well as aim to bring about positive social, educational and personal change.

We are women, we are more than breasts. We are powerful, beautiful, intelligent and strong. Hear Me Raw will celebrate our individuality and highlight our diversity.

Includes The Homo Helpline

SMS or email during the show or register your Homo Helpline query or shoutouts during the week twofatlattes@joy.org.au

Love to hear from you.... get those HOMO HELP LINE issues answered by the experts

The freshest Pop from all over the world

Each week Reality Check brings you LGBT world news and a movie review plus a heavy dose of critical thinking and skeptical analysis of pseudoscience and the paranormal. Ghosts, psychics, UFOs, astrology, diets and alternative medicines and much more all come under the critical eye.

Your hosts discuss current Trans issues as well as trying to keep you just a little entertained

David Lim and Jade Gulliver craft a yin-yang/mish-mash variety show coloured by their contrasting personalities. Jade being the socially awkward, charmingly low-maintenance, alternative music loving tomboy next door... Dave being the flamboyant social butterfly and pop music guru du jour.

The theatre writer, Peter Burch, from 'The Australian' calls us "THE indisputable premier arts program on Melbourne radio!"

Great Guests.

Great Giveaways.

Join us every Sunday at 9pm on JOY 94.9!

Grumpy old opinions, nagging and controversies with tongue firmly implanted in cheek

Sci-Fi and Squeam....a late night exploration on the Final Frontier of Dystopic Visions, Blood Suckers and the Cult of Horror!

Friday Night is your night for pumped up house tunes with Mr Stoj.

Melbourne based DJ Mr Stoj began his musical career in 2002 whilst living in London and in 2003 he formed Mecca @ The Public Office. The party which eventually spanned a successful three years, went on to showcase some of the best house music around at that time.

Since the halcyon days of Mecca, Mr Stoj has made his mark by playing what he knows best, Uplifting pumping house. From rolling baselines to organic percussion, with amazing vocals the choices he makes to move the floor have earned him a reputation as a mover and shaker. This sound and style is what brought Mr Stoj to GOSSIP at the Love Machine's dancefloor where he was asked to spin the peak session set from 11pm to 2am.

Since his Love Machine premier, Mr Stoj has risen to prominence, becoming a permanent DJ resident at Spice Market as well as playing at other large events such as Sensation NYE, Rawhide, Hedonistic, Purr, Betterdays, Liveoneday, LoveGaze (Sydney).

What can you expect to hear during House Arrest? The show begins with uplifting house, followed by a few club classics. The second half of the show checks out whats going on in the ARIA charts, followed a few tracks by Stoj's producer/artist of the week. The show finishes off with Stoj's weapons of mass distraction all in the name of getting you in the mood for the weekend!

Stuff you know

Stuff you didn't know

Stuff you wish had known

Tune in for these great programs:

December 10 - "Joni Mitchell"with Andy Mac

December 17 - "Punk Music Special" with Aaron

December 24 - "Christmas Requests" with Adam Barralet

December 31 - "New Years Eve" with Nick & Friends

January 7 - "JOY-pop" with Jason

January 14 - "Soul Central" with Adam Fry

January 21 - "A Day in the Life of JOY Special 1" with David Hunt

January 28 - "A Day in the Life of JOY Special 2" with David Hunt

February 4 - "The Great Indie-cision" with Dan and Jade

February 11 - "Under the Radar" with Mark and Kaz

February 18 - "Local and Unvocal" with Jenny

February 25 - "Soul Central" with Adam Fry

Exploring Sex, Sexuality and Self. An information base for sexual health and education. Without titillation and judgement, be empowered by Dean and his crew while they explore, discuss and debate in the weird and wonderful.

DJ Phil heats up your Friday night with pumping, hot dance remixes from around the world.

Under represented Australian music gets an opportunity to shine

J-Pop, Chiptunes & Misc. Geekery

Moggy and co wrap up the week that was in all things geeky, J-Pop, Game music and Chiptunes (music designed to recreate the sound of the old nintendo days), and geek pop (from bands like freezepop), interview those in the know, fun and games and more, all with a touch of queer. OMGBBQ!

Playing the best in R&B, soul, neo-soul, rap, hip-hop, funk, jazz, roots and reggae music from Australia and around the world.

The show also features news from the world of urban music, interviews and artist showcases.

Jacqui plays trip hop, ambient jazz, fusion, glitch and electro beats

pop, indie, European, chilled, phat and hot remixes from around the world.