Radio Adelaide Podcasts
Welcome to the Radio Adelaide Podcast Hub, your go-to space for original audio made with heart, purpose, and a local voice. These podcasts dive into real stories, bold ideas, and fresh perspectives from Adelaide and beyond.
Each series is created by passionate locals — broadcasters, artists, educators, and community members — who care about sharing authentic stories. You’ll hear interviews, personal reflections, local music, cultural conversations, and journalism that digs deeper.
Explore shows like Reimagining Ageing, which looks at what it means to age well in South Australia. The AdLib Hour captures the energy of Adelaide’s vibrant arts scene. If you’re into science and performance, The Experts Behind the Athletes offers smart, engaging insights from UniSA’s researchers. Food and wellbeing more your thing? What to Eat When explores nutrition and health at every stage of life.
Our podcasts are independent, community-driven, and made right here in Adelaide. New episodes drop regularly, so there’s always something fresh to discover. Stream directly from our site or subscribe on your favourite podcast platform.
At Radio Adelaide, we believe in radio that listens, questions, and reflects the world around us. These podcasts carry that spirit honest, thoughtful, and grounded in community.
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Step Away from the Car
Step Away from the Car
Step Away from the Car There are so many, many reasons to step away from the car and into healthier, stronger, safer communities. Think bikes, fun, kids, public transport, walking, good planning, smart campaigns. These stories and research help show the way on Active Transport. They trace 7 years of some of the best thinking presented at Australian Walking and Cycling Conferences. The Radio Adelaide producers Nicky Page, Suzanne Reece and Sarah Martin acknowledge the support of the Suzanne Elliott Charitable Trust and their vision to create connected, equitable and generous communities
Reimagining Ageing
Reimagining Ageing
Re-imagining Ageing is a 7 part podcast series sharing real life stories, discussing the latest research and promoting healthy and active ageing into late life. Join Dr Christina Hagger (Podcast Works Radio Adelaide) and her expert guests as they explore many topics including living well with dementia, rehabilitation and self-efficacy after stroke, nutrition for brain health, exercise and activity, complementary medicines and social engagement.
The AdLib Hour
The AdLib Hour
The AdLib Hour is a podcast program celebrating the diversity, culture and creativity of people who live, work and play in Adelaide. These are your stories. Your voices. Listen to The AdLib Hour podcast to meet new and diverse people from all walks of life. Experience part of what makes them who they are through the amazing power of storytelling. Browse our resources and connect with Adelaide City Libraries to learn the skills and access the technology to make your own podcasts or oral stories.
The Experts Behind the Athletes – Unpacking the Science of High Performance
The Experts Behind the Athletes – Unpacking the Science of High Performance
Keen to extend your sports performance? Catch the latest research findings from Sports Scientists at the University of South Australia. It’s your guide to optimizing nutrition, injury prevention and management, psychology of high performance, and more. It’s all from UniSA’s Alliance for Research in Exercise, Nutrition and Activity Centre Don’t let your competition find it first!
What to eat when – research advice for you!
What to eat when – research advice for you!
Food, it much more than just fuel. It’s a major contributor to our health, and wellbeing, at all stages of life. So, if you’re a shift-worker, feeding a toddler, organising school lunchboxes, wanting to learn about bush foods, live to 100 and/or save the planet – this podcast series, recorded on Kaurna Land is for you. It’s all from UniSA’s Alliance for Research in Exercise, Nutrition and Activity Centre