A Little Bit Country

Peter Martin

Peter has been presenting A Little Bit Country since November 2021 after Laurencia Grant, who founded the show, moved interstate. Peter’s love of Country Music started through winning tickets to the Americana music festival “Out on the Weekend” in 2019 in Melbourne. His passion for Community Radio was solidified through years of listening to Triple R and PBS as a way to maintain sanity through Melbourne’s peak hour traffic.

“Country Music is three chords and the truth”- Willie Nelson.

From Sunday 11am to 1pm, A Little Bit Country is a 2 hour weekly dive into the rich smorgasboard of music inspired by the sounds of Americana. Think Outlaw Country, Honky Tonk, Acid Country, Western Swing, Blues, Rock, Bluegrass, Australiana, Queer Country, Folk rock and anything and everything in between.

On Demand

3 Dec 2023, 11am

3 Dec 2023, 11am A Little Bit Country Broadcast 11-1pm Sunday on 102.1FM

26 Nov 2023, 11am

26 Nov 2023, 11am A Little Bit Country Broadcast 11-1pm Sunday on 102.1FM

19 Nov 2023, 11am

19 Nov 2023, 11am A Little Bit Country Broadcast 11-1pm Sunday on 102.1FM

12 Nov 2023, 11am

12 Nov 2023, 11am A Little Bit Country Broadcast 11-1pm Sunday on 102.1FM

Blog

Rhett Souter breaks cricket record – Central Australian Cricket

Content The Big Brekky w/Andy, Kate and Mark 8 December 2023

Kesh Keerthi from NT Cricket (Growth & Participation Lead for Alice Springs) and The Big Brekky team interview 13-year-old Rhett Souter, a cricket player for ‘Complete Constructions’, who has just scored a record-breaking 106 runs in a match last weekend! Tune in to hear about Rhett’s connection with his team and the game, and his aspirations.Australia’s largest indigenous cricket festival, the Imparja Cup, begins on February 17th, with divisions inclusive of men’s and women’s regional communities and primary schools.