Pamela Boland
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Aug 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for RTRFM
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Local Feature: Kayps' deeply personal album BUNUBA BABY - RTRFM (opens the original)
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Kayps is one of the most exciting voices in Australian hip-hop today. Since his debut in 2021, it was evident that a wealth of potential was always at the heart of KAYPS’ music and brand of storytelling. Now based in Perth/Boorloo, the 20-year-old has struck out as a leader of a new generation of rappers pushing Indigenous culture and contemporary influences into new territory. Showcasing KAYPS’ personal side, BUNUBA BABY speaks to his relationship with his culture; the confusion, anger and frus
LIVE AT RTRFM: Earthy Jane (Radiothon Supergroup) - RTRFM (opens the original)
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A very special performance for Radiothon 2026, brand new supergroup Earthy John (not Spacey Jane) join Pam on Breakfast with an ode to their fave community radio station. Featuring local icons Anna Schneider, Clare Perrott, Charlie Bray (Friends of the Family) and Ed Drake (Paperback Fort). Shot by Jhaz Bullen Produced by Pamela Boland and Jane Shaw Subscribe and Donate to RTRFM this Radiothon…. it’s Good For You!
MSWA's world first Neurological Care Accelerator - RTRFM (opens the original)
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July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the different ways people experience disability and highlight the importance of identity, community and belonging. Across Breakfast we are sharing achievements, spotlighting exciting research and getting across great local stories from right here in Boorloo! In this segment, Pam Boland chats to MSWA’s Tony Millar about MSWA and Founders Factory’s Neurological Care Accelerator, a world-first initiative designed to accelerate disability and neuro
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