The Sportcat Show
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: 1am AWST | 2:30am ACST | 3am AEST | 3:30am ACDT | 4am AEDT
Everyone has a story, but some have a secret chapter. The Sportcat Shows uncovers it. We start with the familiar the lives and passions of interesting people. Then we venture off the beaten path, exploring the cryptid encounters and supernatural events that linger just beneath the surface of their reality.
Sportcat's Daily Gazette
Tuesday - Saturday: 3am AWST | 4:30am ACST | 5am AEST | 5:30am ACDT | 6am AEDT
The Sportcat Daily Gazette is here with your global news and weather, serving up the day's events with a sharp, humorous edge that actively rejects the culture of fear.
AM Mayhem
Tuesday - Friday: 6am AWST | 7:30am ACST | 8am AEST | 8:30am ACDT | 9am AEDT
Hosted by a crew that doesn’t hold back, AM Mayhem serves up unfiltered chat, offbeat stories, real opinions, and the kind of energy that coffee can only dream of. Nothing’s off limits—whether it’s news, weird headlines, pop culture, or those “did-they-really-just-say-that?” moments.
The Rock King Radio Show
Weekdays: 8am AWST | 9:30am ACST | 10am AEST | 10:30am ACDT | 11am AEDT
It’s me, it’s me—your Rock King Bobby D. Broadcasting where rock still lives, this is theloudest, wildest, hair-sprayed radio rebellion on the planet. The Rock King Radio Show cranksout the best of80s hair bands, arena anthems, and old-school rock ’n’roll, mixed with a fewmodern riffs to keep the chaos fresh.Heard acrosseight countriesand streamed live to the Chaos Army on TikTok and Twitch, everytwo-hour episode is a backstage pass to the golden era of rock—packed with guitar heroes,glam legends, and unfiltered attitude. Segments includeVip Requests, The Unholy StackandSignal 10, the fan-voted countdown that proves real rock never died.Crank it loud, wreck something beautiful, and remember:It’s the most overrated,underwhelming rock showever—and we wouldn’t have it any other way
Rich Embury's Power Hour
Thursday: 9am AWST | 10:30am ACST | 11am AEST | 11:30am ACDT | 12pm AEDT
Friday: 6pm AWST | 7:30pm ACST | 8pm AEST | 8:30pm ACDT | 9pm AEDT
Rich Embury’s Power Hour is an hour long, weekly, live radio show and podcast. Focused on Classic Rock and Classic Metal music history and music from bands of the ’70s, ’80s & ’90s only! It is syndicated on multiple radio stations worldwide!
The Flower Power Hour with Ken and MJ
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 12pm AWST | 1:30pm ACST | 2pm AEST | 2:30pm ACDT | 3pm AEDT
The Flower Power Hour with Ken and MJ is an internationally syndicated, intricately produced, music-intensive radio show which began broadcasting in September of 2021. The show is currently heard on over 200 great radio stations in 22 countries.
It's a flashback to the Golden Age of Flower Power with music primarily from the 1960s ,’70s and ‘80s, and is dedicated to the vibe of that era – peace, love, and rock and roll, plus music compatible with that vibe up to the present day. While the focus is on music, they also mix in artist liners, interview snippets, and comedy snippets for a unique theater-of-the-mind experience.
The show’s mission is to spread peace and love worldwide one song at a time. Every Flower Power Hour includes at least one song or quote about peace.
The Rewind with Jo Shannon
Thursday: 1pm AWST | 2:30pm ACST | 3pm AEST | 3:30pm ACDT | 4pm AEDT
Jo Shannon hails from the tiny town of Blissfield, Michigan USA and had a 20-year terrestrial radio career under his legal name. He also owned and programed internet station 517Rocks.com from 2023-2025. As the lead of a morning radio show for 10 years, Jo and his co-host earned numerous broadcast awards from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
Though he appreciates many genres of music, Jo relishes the classic rock era in which he grew up and enjoys sharing the memories, the stories, and the soundtrack of life from the 1960's-'80's.
Fun with Amandavo & Aaron
Weekdays: 2pm AWST | 3:30pm ACST | 4pm AEST | 4:30pm ACDT | 5pm AEDT
Meet Amanda, Dave and Aaron — the dynamic trio behind the worldwide hit Fun with Amandavo and Aaron. Their quick wit, real-life stories, and contagious laughter make drive home brighter for listeners across the globe.
The Andy Fox Rock Show
Thursday: 4pm AWST | 5:30pm ACST | 6pm AEST | 6:30pm ACDT | 7pm AEDT
Andy Fox began his radio career in the UK in the early 1980s, learning his craft under the legendary Johnnie Walker and working alongside Bob Harris, Dave Cash and more. His weekly rock show is syndicated across the UK, Europe, Australia and the US.
Renowned for his encyclopaedic rock knowledge, Andy has interviewed legends including Ozzy Osbourne, Lemmy, Robert Plant, Brian May, Alice Cooper and Ritchie Blackmore, alongside modern acts such as Halestorm, Shinedown and Black Stone Cherry.
In the 1990s, he was Entertainments Manager at the iconic Bristol Bierkeller, booking acts like Nirvana, Soundgarden, Faith No More and Manic Street Preachers.
Hard Rock Heaven
Thursday: 7pm AWST | 8:30pm ACST | 9pm AEST | 9:30pm ACDT | 10pm AEDT
Hi I’m Neil Stoyles and I bring you my show, Hard Rock Heaven with the best tracks from the worlds of Hard Rock & Heavy Metal.
I have 5 years experience as a radio host, but a lifetime of knowledge in my field as I am a genuine lover of Heavy...
The Rockmeister
Wednesday: 9pm AWST | 10:30pm ACST | 11pm AEST | 11:30pm ACDT | 12am AEDT
Gordon "The Rockmeister" Cooper is a UK-based radio DJ known for his classic rock shows, where he hosts programs featuring rock ballads, deep cuts, and themed rock shows, celebrating the genre's history with his audience.
Doc Rock's Metalshop 101
Monday's: 7pm AWST | 8:30pm ACST | 9pm AWST | 9:30pm ACDT | 10pm AEDT
Thursday/Friday: 11pm AWST | 12:30am ACST | 1am AWST | 1:30am ACDT | 2am AEDT
Born in an abandoned steel mill on the banks of Pittsburgh’s three rivers, Metal Shop 101 still burns hot with Doc Rock at the helm—forging the best of the local rock and metal scene.
Tattoos, long hair, denim, and band tees may scream bad boy, but beneath it all Doc Rock has a huge heart and a gift for lifting up musicians. Metal Shop 101 began over 20 years ago as a DJ night at the Rock-A-Bye Café, where local bands started bringing in their own music to share, learn, and be heard.
Though the bar is long gone, the fire never died. After a brief retirement, Doc Rock brought Metal Shop 101 online, giving local and unsigned bands worldwide exposure.
Today, the original Metal Shop 101 banner still hangs proudly in the studio—a symbol of unwavering dedication to Pittsburgh metal and the bands that keep it alive.