James McKenzie
In Ya Face explores LGBTIQA+ issues with interviews, music and commentary, Friday 4 to 5 pm. On air since 1992. Email presenter and producer James McKenzie at iyf3cr@gmail.com
In Ya Face is created and produced on the stolen lands of the Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay respect to Elders, past, present, and emerging, and acknowledge the continued resilience of First Nation peoples in the face of ongoing colonisation and settlement. We acknowledge sovereignty was never ceded, and a treaty was never signed.
Friday, 13 November 2026
Our guests are Lilly, Cassie & Madeline from trans rock band Three Star Motel, actor Conor Leach from Carbon at Red Stitch Actors' Theatre and Sophia Laidlaw celebrating 35 years of the Women's Circus with Murmuration at The Drill Hall, Footscray.
For updates: Facebook In Ya Face | Bluesky In Ya Face, LGBTIQA+ radio show & podcast (@3crinyaface.bsky.social) — Bluesky
Don’t miss the mighty Sporting Record Garage Sale on Saturday 14 November 9am-3pm. The Sporting Record is joining the Garage Sale Trail and taking over the 3CR car park for a day of great finds and good vibes to raise funds for 3CR. You’ll find plants, records, cassettes, 3CR merch, and plenty more treasures on offer. Come down, have a browse, and support 3CR.
Are you keen to improve your podcast skills, or have an idea and need help to establish your podcast? Next month we’ll be running our final podcast course for the year on Sunday 11 October, and Sunday 18 October at our studios in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Registrations are now open, but places are limited. 3CR has decades of podcast experience - and we're keen to share! The 2-day (10-hour) course is a great way to learn, to meet fellow podcasters and get the support you need to create great podcasts. Get more information online here. Pictured, nici stott, podcast trainer.
Congratulations to Sally Goldner, presenter of Out of the Pan, on her award for Outstanding Contribution to Media at the Victorian Pride Awards on Saturday 15 August. 'This is a first', Sally said accepting the award, 'A queer media award to someone who plays music of all the non-binary kinds, country, western, and classic rock. Oh yeah!'
'I want to thank 3CR in its 50th year for being a leader in Melbourne and the broader not-for-profit and amazing community radio sectors for their 21-year support of Out of the Pan. They’ve been so well placed to be a proactive media leader standing with trans and gender diverse people, and for their support of me personally.'
'Stay difficult. And stay happy. Stay proudly queer. And that’s the bottom line, because Sal Goldner said so!'
