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 Clinical Psychology, about how to approach grief and the best ways to process it.

Fem talks to Alessa from Wheely Good Eats, an Instagram page that reviews Adelaide restaurants, judging them on their accessibility.

And Jane brings it home with the good news, chatting to Illuminate co-founders Rachel Azzopardi and Lee Cumberlidge about what to expect at this year's festival.

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Tuesday night fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.

Airdate: June 9, 2026.

Reporters: Campbell McLeod, Fem Snel, Isabella Vagnoni, Jane Ford

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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 running groups and how they are helping people get into fitness.

Jason sits down with Peter Natrass from the RAA about EVs, and how the second hand market has boomed since Australia’s recent fuel crisis.

Bringing the good news is Jane, who chats with the owners of Unique Homestyle Foods, who have recently purchased South Aussie icon Balfours, bringing it back into local hands.

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Airdate: July 7, 2026.

Reporters: Campbell McLeod, Isabella Vagnoni, Jane Ford, Jason Franks

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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 hall after they moved them to Pridham Hall following the merger.

Keaton chats to former Olympic cyclist Matthew Glaetzer about the struggles that come from transitioning away from a sporting career.

And bringing home the good news, Jason takes a look at repair cafes, and how they can help communities reduce waste and save money.

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Tuesday night fortnightly from 6pm on Fresh 92.7.

Airdate: June 9, 2026.

Reporters: Fem Snel, Isabella Vagnoni, Jason Franks, Keaton Bond

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