Arch D Radio - Catholic Youth Podcast

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Denisia celebrates her birthday with Mary-Anne and James on-air, complete with cake and fairy bread! They chat about the upcoming Adelaide Fr Rob Galea concert, an update (and competitions) around the ACYF, and great birthday memories.

Mary-Anne & Denisia are joined by special guest & mutual friend Callum Reid about his current radio show, experiences with Brighton Antioch, working as a DJ, and why every local Adelaide suburb NEEDS it's own facebook page.

On this week's show Mary-Anne, Denisia & James discuss not eating things if they are the wrong colour, Richard Rohr's "Homilies" podcast, those moments when you see 2 good movies in a row, Adele's concert in Adelaide, Denisia having the mother-of-all colds... and launch an spontaneous new dramatic podcast (complete with backing soundtrack and character voices and EVERYTHING): "Stuck in the Smiggle Store".

Denisia anchors the show with Mary-Anne & James, and buzz about the recent Arch D Awards, Arch D and COYYA's current Instagram series, Lent, and the current Australian Catholics Magazine Internships. Tom Basso also gives the final 2016/17 season Adelaide Rush Ice Hockey game report.

A special podcast, a recording of the night is here! Check out the timecode details below: 00:00 James intro 03:05 Best On-Air Team Award - presenters Eugenia & Gerri (Women Talk Sci-Fi Podcast) 08:29 Interviewer of the Year Award - presenter Tess Reynolds (Adelaide Rush) 13:50 Special Achievement Award - Shine Media - presented by Heather Day (Masterchef) 20:18 Best Audio Production Award - presented by Michael Chant (CEO - 1079 Life) 23:58 Music Performance - Secret Hill "Dry Bones" 29:25 Female Announcer of the Year [Senior] - presented by Cailin Alexander (2016 Arch D Broadcaster of the Year) 34:42 Male Announcer of the Year [Senior] - presented by Brenton Ragless (Channel Nine News) 40:25 "In The Spirit" Award - presented by Fr Philip Marshall (Vicar General - Archdiocese of Adelaide) 45:10 Broadcaster of the Year Award - presented by James Meston (Producer - Arch D Radio) 49:35 James - final thoughts and thankyous

Denisia, Mary-Anne & James discuss the upcoming Australian Catholic Youth Festival in Sydney, the new "Find A Mass" app from the Archdiocese of Adelaide, Tom Basso gives his report on the last Adelaide Rush Ice Hockey home games and we hear the highlights from the debut CC Radio show from Cardijn College.

Denisia, Mary-Anne & James chat about JK Rowling & Social Justice, Denisia's strange experience seeing Harry Potter & Cursed Child in London, the Arch D Radio Awards... and pool games and water-related world records!

James is joined by co-hosts Denisia & Mary-Anne to discuss sleepwalking, online surveys, the 2018 Synod, what the Southern Cluster Youth Groups are up to, and what really goes on behind the scenes of a supermarket.... it's all here!

Peter chats about his first SUMMER christmas in Australia (he's used to snow), Christmas Mass, how Ikea became "edgy" all of a sudden.. and heaps more.

Luke, Rachael & Cooper (Sacred Heart College) report from the first Adelaide Rush Ice Hockey home games, new music from "Jaz" (Jasmyn Birch from Mary Mackillop College) and the brand new iPhone app that allows you to find a mass anywhere in Adelaide that fits in with busy schedules!

James talks with Archbishop Philip Wilson about memories of his family Christmases, the season of Advent, Jesus as a historical figure, connecting with the gospel, the contexts of the writing of the New Testament, the Adelaide Archdiocesan Spring Gathering & Renewal, and the Archbishop gives Arch D listeners his Christmas message. This is a really great show, we hope you enjoy it!

Holly & James talk the 2017 Arch D Awards nominations, Holly's recent "flying solo" live radio hosting experience on 1079 Life's "The Takeover", a great study opportunity for church youth leaders, whether buying Adele tickets was even physically possible, and more! :)

James & Mary-Anne discuss her experiences with Antioch Henley Beach, a completely new take on food blogging, her commitment to working towards social justice, the current Movember campaign, and Gus and Iggy's new EP "Eyes Still Wide".

James and the Cardijn College “CC Radio” team chat about climbing hills in inappropriate footwear, pedestrian road safety, robotics clubs, why unqualified people shouldn’t construct bungy jump equipment, reflections from students leaving Year 12… and James shares some thoughts about the US election.

Sevin & Tess from the Adelaide Rush Ice Hockey Team chat with James about the brand new team, the upcoming first home games of the season, career highlights, the challenges & progress of elite women’s sport, and play a game of “Pop Culture Theme Song Smackdown”… who was victorious? James also talks about shaving off his beard for the first time in ten years.. so that he can grow a moustache (!) for Movember.

Julia, Sasha, Katie, Tayer & Emma join James to talk about why 80s/90s movies are the best, living ethically & eco-friendly in very original ways, the K-Pop wave, Cabra College rock band rivalry, "dog spotting", and the melting pot of intellectual ideas and tea drinking - Cabra's "Cuppa Club".

James is joined by musical group H.I.M. (He Is Mighty) to talk about their lives, faith and stories, and peform 3 of their amazing songs. James also talks with radio legend Craig Bruce, former national program director of Southern Cross Austereo network, about his new podcast Radio Game Changers, and his many experiences, including getting Hamish & Andy onto drive radio.

James & students from Marymount College discuss everything that's happening at the school, including the Enviro-group & Catholic Identity Ambassadors, their renowned music program, and also the importance of being true to yourself at school.

James, with special guests Sr Bernadette Kiley and Teresa Hudson, discuss the Gospel of Mark. Bernadette's book "Jesus in Mark's Gospel" celebrates it's 21st Anniversary this year and the conversation ranges from the context of when the gospel was written, what makes it unique, why many believe it to be the most 'challenging' of the New Testament gospels, and most importantly, how does it speak to us in 2016?