Zoe Warwick

I started at RTR in 1997 by accident as a guest promoting a show and after the interview I was asked if I’d ever done radio… and would I like to? I had never even thought about it…No costumes, hair and makeup 6 nights a week? Just pure sharing with and for people ? I was in.

I have a business, health, community development, education and live performance background and everyone I met seemed to share similar values to me…integrity, inclusion, innovation and joy. I’d found a place of belonging where my social justice and artisitic bents were shared by others in the RTR logical family.

So I co-presented for a bit sheer queer and make packages for a range of programs . I’ve facilitated strategic planning and change processes.

My experience at RTR made it possible for me to produce / present my own collective in Melbourne for 5 years and to go on to study and teach media with Swinburne University and qualify 60+ volunteers in collaboration with Victoria University.

As a professional media trainer for the national media training body and with Disability advocacy expertise, I was invited to share my skills with RTR in 2021. The result is Breaking Barriers… a n award winning 12 week flexible learner centred podcasting and broadcast learning program for people with additional and complex needs to get equitable access to make content and join the RTR tribe.

So many. Never been to an RTR gig I didn’t love. Winter music, Neon picnic, Early birds, Day of Disability celebrations…

So many. Never been to an RTR gig I didn’t love. Winter music, Neon picnic, Early birds, Day of Disability celebrations…

One?!? Drastic on plastic…