41st Upbeat Songs With John' at Bay & Basin 92.7 FM - 1st March 2021! & Understanding Why Listening to Radio is Awesome (Continued)!

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 Well, what a wonderful night for playing song to you all with a smooth running included with a great program, from many mixture of musical genres and singers.  We hope all of these songs provided such great entertainment for you and any of your family and friends, listening to our 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM. 

This hopefully left you doing one or all of these following things, while you were being entertained: by clicking your fingers, clapping your hands, tapping your feet, humming, whistling or even singing along. 

We thank the following audiences providing song requests, which was played during the show:

Games that  people play by Joe South, song request by Joanne

My kind of scene by Powder Finger, song request by Zena

Mysterious Girl by Peter Andre, song request by Bevan

Firestone by Kygo featuring Conrad Sewell by Mustafa

Tonight's estimated audiences 400 Plus - based on 4 song requests played. Each song request represents 100  approximate listening audiences. 

We hope you have enjoyed tonight's entire program. If you have enjoyed the program, please spread the word to anyone you know that may also like to listen to the program as well.

Tonight, was my 31st Live and 28th Solo live broadcast of 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.

Last week I found 12 reasons why listening to radio is awesome and today we will go through each one, week by week so we can all understand each reasoning. This week is the fourth one:

5) And, in times of distress, radio acts as a carrier of messages, through soundwaves

It could be the answer some people are searching for to keep the peace within themselves. Maybe because radio is a great listening device for complete calmness

Thank you to all listeners of 'Upbeat Songs With John's 41st Radio Show broadcasted on 1st March 2021.

We have audiences listening within the Bay & Basin, Nowra, the rest of the Shoalhaven LGA, Ulladulla, Bomaderry, Eastern Suburbs Sydney, Sydney, Greater Western Sydney (Penrith - Mount Druitt - Blacktown), Melbourne, Queensland, France and the Philippines, internationally. If anyone is listening from anywhere else within our world, please let us know!

You may wish to listen to the next Show of 'Upbeat Songs With John' which will be on the 8th March 2021 at 92.7FM, between 6-8pm.

You may also wish to place song requests here or on 'Upbeat Songs With John at Bay Facebook Page at Bay & Basin 92.7FM' and send a message or adding to a post.

To tune into your radio on 92.7FM or go this website link to listen online to the 40th Upbeat Songs With John to be broadcasted on 22nd February 2021:

Click here to listen online

Or you may download simple radio application on your phone, type in our radio station details and then click on it. Then off you go! No signed applications to worry about or complete.

And then enjoy the Show!

You may also Click here for 92.7FM radio schedule programs, to listen to our other local radio shows.

This week's Dedicated song was 'I belong to you by Lenny Kravitz' for dedicated to Bevan!

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2nd Invitation Community Survey To Complete - Bay & Basin Community-Led Strategic Plan

This is your other opportunity to have your say in a community survey* which will help stakeholders make decisions of our future local Bay & Basin area.

Sanctuary Point Bendigo Bank and surrounding village community representatives are facilitating preparation of the Bay & Basin Community Led Strategic Plan.

So, if you reside within the  following villages that are with the Bay & Basin Community are as follows:

*The affected villages are: Huskisson, Woollamia. Vincentia,  Bayswood, Hyams Beach, Erowal Bay, Old Erowal Bay, Wrights Beach, Sanctuary Point, Worrowing Heights, St George Basin, Basin View, Tomerong, Jervis Bay Village and Wreck Bay Village.

This is from the Bay & Basin Community Led Strategic Plan group:

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION NEEDED

Sanctuary Point Bendigo Bank and surrounding village community representatives are facilitating the preparation of the Bay & Basin Community-Led Strategic Plan. 

This is the second of two surveys that will provide valuable information to understand how the Bay & Basin sees itself now, where it sees itself in the future and will set out an opportunistic pathway to move ahead. This second survey will reinforce and expand on the themes and findings from the initial survey (which was conducted during November/ December 2020) 

We welcome you to join and participate in the preparation of this significant community project for the Bay & Basin area by completing the following survey (which will be open until 15 March 2021): 

Click here for the survey 

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Romance Baiting Scams On The Rise - ACCC 'Scamwatch'

 

Australians reported a record-breaking $37 million lost to Scamwatch last year for dating and romance scams. Total losses are expected to be much higher and scammers are now using dating apps to lure victims into investment scams. This new technique, called romance baiting, involves scammers meeting people on dating apps and then moving the conversation to an encrypted chat site. After a few weeks of developing a relationship, the scammer will begin asking about the victim’s finances and encourage them to participate in an investment opportunity. “These scams prey on people seeking connection and can leave victims with significant financial losses and emotional distress,” ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard said. “While traditional dating and romance scams tend to target older Australians, almost half of all losses to romance baiting scams come from people under the age of 35.” Scammers often encourage victims to initially transfer a small amount of money to prove how easy the investment is. Victims will be told to top up their accounts to increase their profits but when they run out of money to transfer, the scammer will cease all communication. Last year Scamwatch received over 400 reports of romance baiting scams with over $15.2 million in losses and the majority involved cryptocurrency investment scams. “Don’t take financial advice from someone you met on an app and never give financial or personal details to someone you’ve only met online,” Ms Rickard said. Scammers may use a technique called ‘love bombing’, where they contact the victim several times a day professing their feelings for them. The victim starts to develop feelings in return, making them more likely to participate in the investment scam. “If you match with someone on a dating app, get to know them in the app as you have more protections than if you move to a different chat site.” For example, if someone reports a potential scammer on a dating app, the profile can be removed. Other people currently communicating with the scammer on the platform are then protected by the removal of the scammer's profile. “Remember that you are in control and if you start to feel pressured by someone, stop communicating with them,” Ms Rickard said. “You can also do an internet search with the name or photo of your love interest or some of the phrases they have used to help identify if it is a scam.” If you have been the victim of a scam, contact your bank as soon as possible and contact the platform on which you were scammed to inform them of the circumstances. Background In 2020, there were 7,314 reports of investment scams with losses over $66 million.

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Editors Notes: This post comes out at a  time where we celebrate Valentine's Day on 14th February, very symbolic

FRIENDS OF MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID UPDATE!

 

Welcome to the first Friends of MHFA update!

On the back of an incredibly difficult and challenging 2020, Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Australia acknowledges how important it is for us all to stay connected!

If you have expressed interest in our training in the past, we wanted to support you in your Mental Health First Aid training journey with regular updates, stories from our Instructors and those who have done the training, and information about upcoming MHFA events.

In this, our first update for 2021, we share the story of a Country Fire Authority Instructor who trains people on the frontline. We've put together some tips and tools for you to help maintain a healthy workplace, and we invite you to our upcoming online information session! You can expect to receive regular updates from us as we strive to connect and engage with you and celebrate the impact that MHFA training has in workplaces and communities.

Thank you for contributing to a healthier Australia.

From the team at Mental Health First Aid Australia.

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Three Reasons To Be Excited - Story Factory

 

The graduates of Year of Poetry and Year of the Novella 2020 celebrating their books launching. Woot! Three Reasons to be Excited This year is a very important one for our students. It's the year they need to make up for the huge disruptions to learning in 2020. The NSW Department of Education estimates that on average school students fell three to four months behind with literacy last year – for students in under-resourced communities, it was even further. This year we will be working as hard as possible to support students to make up lost ground, while celebrating their voices and the many wonderful things they achieved in such a strange year. Here are three things we’re super excited about in 2021:   It's amazing to have our volunteers back! For the first time since March last year, our amazing Storytellers are returning to schools across Sydney with trained volunteer writing tutors who will give kids the personal attention to their writing that can be transformative.    We're working behind the scenes on some exciting Big Projects, including a collaboration with one of our favourite visual artists and a project involving some pretty spectacular birds. Yes, birds.   Poets are having a moment in the sun following Amanda Gorman's incredible performance at the US Inauguration, so it’s no wonder our poetry collections from Year of Poetry 2020 sold out in record time. We’re re-stocking now: click here to order yours. Our 2021 Year of Poetry program started last week, and we’re thrilled to meet the latest group of young poets coming through. We look forward to sharing all of this – and much more! - with you this year. Warmest wishes, Cath   Dr Cath Keenan AM Executive director and co-founder Story Factory   Already a Sold Out Sensation - Get Your Reprints Today! We were blown away last December. Firstly by the talent of our Year of Poetry and Year of the Novella students in publishing their poetry chapbooks and novellas, and then by the extraordinary response from you, the public, in buying so many copies that we sold out! What a fabulous endorsement of their voices. If you missed out on your copies, we are reprinting and taking orders now, get your order in by 28 February to own your slice of brilliance! BROWSE THE BOOKSHOP Nothing compares to being in the classroom for 'EUREKA!' moments like this one in Telopea Public School. It's Good To Be Back We've got to say, it's feeling pretty good to be back at school in 2021. After all the disruption, change and uncertainty of last year we're truly thrilled to be starting Term One 2021 with Storytellers and volunteers back in selected classrooms, bringing the joy of creative writing to our students and schools across the state. Each year we bring a mix of term-long writing programs that take a class through curriculum-aligned literacy outcomes in a fun and engaging way, Big Projects that connect schools with art institutions in creating an exciting public art outcome, and Open Programs that connect students online or in our Parramatta centre. It's through this mix that we take students step-by-step, idea-by-idea through the process of writing their own story. Completion of a story is a powerful moment, and one we celebrate with publishing their writing in a beautiful publication they can take home, or on our website. This is the magic we use to build literacy, confidence and creativity in young people at risk of being left behind. We're glad you're joining us for this journey in 2021. SUPPORT STORY FACTORY IN 2021 One of our wonderful volunteers at our extremely cute volunteer park meet-up. You are looking at a legend. Welcome Back Volunteers Last week we were finally able to welcome volunteers back into our Redfern centre for training to go out into schools as creative writing tutors. Although we're rather proud of digitising the volunteer training experience, it was a special kind of magic to meet in person again. To celebrate, a group of new and long-standing volunteers got together in the park to get to know each other and our Volunteer Managers, as well as to revel in doing what we're all so committed to - helping kids find their voice. For 2021 our spaces for in-person training and events are strictly limited in order to maintain COVID safety. If you're interested in getting back in the classroom or attending a training event, please make sure you RSVP early and let us know ASAP if your plans change. READ MORE A Twisted Tale From An 'Awkward Bookworm' We really are spoiled with our Year of Poetry and Year of the Novella students from 2020, but this writer's blurb from one of our Year of the Novella students caught our eye. Here's how Tinoosh describes herself and her journey as a writer. If this resonates, why not buy Tinoosh's novella Gemini from our bookstore? Tinoosh Zarei, 15 years old and one of the most awkward bookworms alive, decided to finally sit down and write her own twisted tale. Being from Iran and a refugee, her first language hadn’t always been English but it’s a language that she learned to speak with pride, a language she decided to take to another level by writing a book. In her spare time, she finds herself staring at the screen of her phone or laptop, watching countless episodes of anime, scrolling through Tumblr and reading way too many writer’s prompts and short stories, or reading books from her never-ending pile of, well, books. (No, it’s not an addiction.) But besides that, she also enjoys freaking herself out and losing precious sleep by thinking about how the world is a simulation. READ MORE But Wait, There's More... The Very Short Film Festival is a national competition that is open to anyone who’s ready to tell a story. There are no real rules except to include 'Tasmania' somehow. Cash prizes are awarded in two categories – 21 years of age and under; 22 years up, and they're offering a number of mentorships with actor Marta Dusseldorp, artist Rocco Fazzari, writer and editor Leta Keens; and the legendary Leah Purcell. For more info and to enter check out veryshortfilmfestival.com.au/   Check out @southcoastwriters on Instagram for all the details of their upcoming writers events, workshops and competitions for young writers in the Illawarra and South Coast. They're got some amazing opportunities! Click here for previous post

Busway Update

 

The Northern Rd, Penrith will be closed to traffic between Jamison Road & Frogmore Road from:

• 8pm Friday 12 February until 8am Saturday 13 February 2021
• 8pm Saturday 13 February until 8am Sunday 14 February 2021

Missed Stop

• The Northern Rd opp Castle Rd (Stop ID: 274820)

Nearest Alternative Stops

• Fragar Rd opp Wardell Dr (Stop ID: 2750447)
• Fragar Rd opp Mary Mackillop Primary School (Stop ID: 2750448)

Diversion Map

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Migration out of Sydney and Melbourne continues in the September quarter - .Id Informed Decisions

 

The ABS has released a new quarter's worth of migration data, giving further insight into how the pandemic is affecting migration patterns around Australia. In today's blog, I summarise the latest findings and take a close look at Sydney's changing migration story.

Glenn Capuano

Demographic consultant | Team community
.id (informed decisions)

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Council invites community input on Greenwell Point Public Amenities - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Release -

 

10 February 2021 

Shoalhaven City Council is proposing to construct public amenities in Greenwell Point's Titania Park following an assessment of the needs of residents and visitors for amenities to be provided at the popular waterside location.

Council is seeking community input to determine the preferred location of amenities from two potential sites identified in the draft plans.

Shoalhaven City Council Mayor Amanda Findley said the local community have advocated for amenities to be provided at this family friendly fishing village with its great seafood, fishing, boating and world-famous oysters.

"After assessing the needs of residents and visitors, Council has determined to provide amenities at the site, near the roundabout and boat parking, north of the Main Wharf," Clr Findley said.

"The wharf area is much-loved for its squadron of pelicans and safe boating locations and the conditions are often perfect to fly a kite," said Clr Findley.

Titania Park is located in Greenwell Point adjacent to the Crookhaven River.

The installation of public amenities at Titania Park is part of a broader strategic plan for amenities in the Shoalhaven.

Feedback on the proposed amenities is available until Thursday 4 March 2021 via Council's Get Involved page.

Image: Greenwell Point community members have advocated for public amenities north of the main wharf.

Greenwell Point community members have advocated for public amenities north of the main wharf.

TRANSPORT RURAL AND REGIONAL BUSES Rural and Regional Bus Fares 2021 - 2025 - NSW IPART

 

Click here for NSW Regional Bus Fares *

*Here they advise of on demand bus services and lower fares as well as many other recommendations

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39th Upbeat Songs With John' at Bay & Basin 92.7 FM - 15th February 2021! & Understanding Why Listening to Radio is Awesome (Continued)!

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 Well, what a surprising night it was providing a smooth running show included with a great program, from many mixture of musical genres and singers. All of these songs provided such great entertainment for you, and any of your family and friends, listening to our 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM. We were back to general programs from this week.

This hopefully left you doing one or all of these following things, while you were being entertained: by clicking your fingers, clapping your hands, tapping your feet, humming, whistling or even singing along. 

Tonight, for me, was a great night to provide to you with fantastic entertainment, playing all these Australian songs to you. So, is with great pleasure that I have presented to you wonderful audience another great 'Upbeat' show.

We thank the following audiences providing song requests, which was played during the show:

Under the Silent Tree by Flake, song request by Joanne

Witchy Woman by The Eagles requested by Jay from Sanctuary Point

Thriller by Michael Jackson requested by Bevan

Rock 'n' Roll came through by Meat Loaf, requested by Jay from Sanctuary Point

In the air tonight by Phil Collins, requested by Jay from Sanctuary Point

Tonight's estimated audiences 500 Plus - based on 5 song requests played. Each song request represents 100  approximate listening audiences. 

We hope you have enjoyed tonight's entire program. If you have enjoyed the program, please spread the word to anyone you know that may also like to listen to the program as well.

Tonight, was my 29th Live and 26th Solo live 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.......from E.S.T. 6pm to 8pm broadcasted live to all of you.

Last week I found 12 reasons why listening to radio is awesome and today we will go through each one, week by week so we can all understand each reasoning. This week is the fourth one:

4) It keeps you alive when boredom is setting in

It is unbelievable that when you think that there is nothing to do and nothing to relax, you may find that feeling of  self-contentment  by tuning in and you will feel calm 

Thank you to all listeners of 'Upbeat Songs With John's 39th Radio Show broadcasted on 15th February 2021.

We have audiences listening within the Bay & Basin, Nowra, the rest of the Shoalhaven LGA, Ulladulla, Bomaderry, Eastern Suburbs Sydney, Sydney, Greater Western Sydney (Penrith - Mount Druitt - Blacktown), Melbourne, Queensland, France and the Philippines, internationally. If anyone is listening from anywhere else within our world, please let us know!

You may wish to listen to the next Show of 'Upbeat Songs With John' which will be on the 15th February 2021 at 92.7FM, between 6-8pm. This will be a Valentine's Celebration Day Show!

You may also wish to place song requests here or on 'Upbeat Songs With John at Bay Facebook Page at Bay & Basin 92.7FM' and send a message or adding to a post.

To tune into your radio on 92.7FM or go this website link to listen online to the 40th Upbeat Songs With John to be broadcasted on 22nd February 2021:

Click here to listen online

Or you may download simple radio application on your phone, type in our radio station details and then click on it. Then off you go! No signed applications to worry about or complete.

And then enjoy the Show!

You may also Click here for 92.7FM radio schedule programs, to listen to our other local radio shows.

This week there was no dedicate song as this was a special Celebration Day Radio Show!

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38th Upbeat Songs With John' at Bay & Basin 92.7 FM 'Valentines Celebration Day' 8th February 2021! & Understanding Why Listening to Radio is Awesome (Continued)!

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💞Well, what a surprising night it was providing a smooth running show included with a great program, from many mixture of musical genres and singers. All of these songs provided such great entertainment for you, and any of your family and friends, listening to our 'Upbeat Songs With John' 💞Valentine Celebration Day💞 Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.💞

💗This hopefully left you doing one or all of these following things, while you were being entertained: by clicking your fingers, clapping your hands, tapping your feet, humming, whistling or even singing along. 💗

💗Tonight, for me, was a great night to provide to you with fantastic entertainment, playing all these Australian songs to you. So, is with great pleasure that I have presented to you wonderful audience another great 'Upbeat' show.💗

💗We thank the following audiences providing song requests, which was played during the show:

💗 Beth by Kiss, song requested by Joanne

💗Uptown Girl by Billy Joel, song requested by Zena

💗Crazy in Love by Beyonce, song request from Joanne

💗Chain Reaction by Diana Ross & The Supremes, song request by Zena

💗Baby Come Back by Pato Banton, song request by  Jay from Sanctuary Point

💕Tonight's estimated audiences 500 Plus - based on 5 song requests played. Each song request represents 100  approximate listening audiences. 💕

We hope you have enjoyed tonight's e💕ntire program. If you have enjoyed the program, please spread the word to anyone you know that may also like to listen to the program as well.

💕Tonight, was my 28th Live and 25th Solo live 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.......from E.S.T. 6pm to 8pm broadcasted live to all of you. 💕

💕Last week I found 12 reasons why listening to radio is awesome and today we will go through each one, week by week so we can all understand each reasoning. This week is the third one:

3) Great DJs who make us feel as if everything is fine with the world

💕Some DJ's are professional and some are amateurs. Yet most of them will provide music to your ears, to gain an audience - an audience that can be reached around the world and make you definitely feel part of and involved in the world.  Especially the world of Radio.

 

Most DJ's will make you feel comfortable, before their playlists start, in the beginning of their show. You may feel like you are in your own world listening to a radio show.💕

💕Thank you to all listeners of 'Upbeat Songs With John's 38th Radio Show broadcasted on 8th February 2021. 💕

💕We have audiences listening within the Bay & Basin, Nowra, the rest of the Shoalhaven LGA, Ulladulla, Bomaderry, Eastern Suburbs Sydney, Sydney, Greater Western Sydney (Penrith - Mount Druitt - Blacktown), Melbourne, Queensland, France and the Philippines, internationally. If anyone is listening from anywhere else within our world, please let us know!💕

💕You may wish to listen to the next Show of 'Upbeat Songs With John' which will be on the 15th February 2021 at 92.7FM, between 6-8pm. This will be a Valentine's Celebration Day Show!💕

💕You may also wish to place song requests here or on 'Upbeat Songs With John at Bay Facebook Page at Bay & Basin 92.7FM' and send a message or adding to a post.💕

💕To tune into your radio on 92.7FM or go this website link to listen online to the 38th Upbeat Songs With John to be broadcasted on 8th February 2021:💕

Click here to listen online

💕Or you may download simple radio application on your phone, type in our radio station details and then click on it. Then off you go! No signed applications to worry about or complete.💕

💕And then enjoy the Show!💕

💕You may also Click here for 92.7FM radio schedule programs, to listen to our other local radio shows.💕

💕This week there was no dedicate song as this was a special Celebration Day Radio Show!💕

Click here for details of last weeks show

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37th Upbeat Songs With John' at Bay & Basin 92.7 FM on 1st February 2021 & 'Valentines Celebration Day is on 8th February 2021! & Understanding Why Listening to Radio is Awesome!

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Well, what a surprising night it was providing a smooth running show included with a great program, from many mixture of musical genres and singers. All of these songs provided such great entertainment for you, and any of your family and friends, listening to our 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.

This hopefully left you doing one or all of these following things, while you were being entertained: by clicking your fingers, clapping your hands, tapping your feet, humming, whistling or even singing along. 

Tonight, for me, was a great night to provide to you with fantastic entertainment, playing all these Australian songs to you. So, is with great pleasure that I have presented to you wonderful audience another great 'Upbeat' show.

We thank the following audiences providing song requests, which was played during the show:

China Grove sung by The Dooby Rothers, song requested by Joanne

Longfellow Serenade by Neil Diamond song requested by Neil

Healing Hands by Elton John song request by a couple from Wagga Wagga (Last year)

Fireworks by First Aid Kit song requested by Bevan

Willpower by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, song requested by Zena

Best of my love by the Eagles, song request from Jay from Sanctuary Point

Tonight's estimated audiences 600 Plus - based on 6 song requests played. Each song request represents 100  approximate listening audiences.

We hope you have enjoyed tonight's entire program. If you have enjoyed the program, please spread the word to anyone you know that may also like to listen to the program as well.

Tonight, was my 27th Live and 24th Solo live 'Upbeat Songs With John' Radio Show at Bay & Basin 92.7FM.......from E.S.T. 6pm to 8pm broadcasted live to all of you.

Last week I found 12 reasons why listening to radio is awesome and today we will go through each one, week by week so we can all understand each reasoning. This week is the second one:

2) Awesome music, that caters to people of all tastes

Whatever music you would like to listen too, it can cater for you. You can turn on the dial and want to listen to disco and there it is. Your selection of  radio station is at your hands. Then your choice of song request is freely yours, once you contact the radio station.

There is a feeling of self-pride once you hear your song request heard on the local station airwaves.

Thank you to all listeners of 'Upbeat Songs With John's 37th Radio Show broadcasted on 1st February 2021.

We have audiences listening within the Bay & Basin, Nowra, the rest of the Shoalhaven LGA, Ulladulla, Bomaderry, Eastern Suburbs Sydney, Sydney, Greater Western Sydney (Penrith - Mount Druitt - Blacktown), Melbourne, Queensland, France and the Philippines, internationally. If anyone is listening from anywhere else within our world, please let us know!

You may wish to listen to the next Show of 'Upbeat Songs With John' which will be on the 8th February 2021 at 92.7FM, between 6-8pm. This will be a Valentine's Celebration Day Show!

You may also wish to place song requests here or on 'Upbeat Songs With John at Bay Facebook Page at Bay & Basin 92.7FM' and send a message.

To tune into your radio on 92.7FM or go this website link to listen online to the 38th Upbeat Songs With John to be broadcasted on 8th February 2021:

Click here to listen online

Or you may download simple radio application on your phone, type in our radio station details and then click on it. Then off you go! No signed applications to worry about or complete.

And then enjoy the Show!

You may also click on the above same page for 92.7FM radio schedule programs, to listen to our other local radio shows.

Last week's dedicated song was to Mustapha from the Bay & Basin area 'Doctor My Eyes' by The Jackson 5

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