PBS is a leader in the blues and roots genres. If you enjoy blues, country, bluegrass, doo wop, gospel, Ska or old-school Rhythm and Blues then we definitely have something for you!
As well as being time for PBS Radio Festival, this week is also National Volunteer Week. PBS would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of the volunteers that dedicate so much time, energy and passion to the station, on and off the air, making PBS everything it can be.
As music lovers, we're all ready for a return to normality and, a return to live music. In the interim, PBS is bringing the live vibe direct from artists' living rooms to yours with Sounds Like Home.
Tune in to State of the Art on Wednesday 13th May at 8am to hear Arik Blum, Artist Engagement Officer at Multicultural Arts Victoria speak about the new project Distance Between Us.
We’ve been exploring the station and the amazing volunteer announcers who make PBS the fantastic broadcaster that it is. Today, we're meeting Helen Jennings OAM from Roots of Rhythm.
As most listeners would know, The Teskey Brothers have a long history of airplay at PBS. Helen Jennings OAM (Roots of Rhythm) first became aware of Josh and Sam Teskey as teenagers when she was judging a talent quest for Eltham Jazz & Blues Festival. She was very impressed, and invited them to perform live on Roots of Rhythm during the school holidays.
As music lovers, we're all ready for a return to normality and, a return to live music. In the interim, PBS is bringing the live vibe direct from artists' living rooms to yours with Sounds Like Home.
