Entertainment - Q Radio - March

While onboard, tune into our Q Radio channels, including:

Talking Business with Peter Switzer

This month Peter's guests include:

Greg Hughes - COO of the Dendy/Icon Home Entertainment on independent Australian cinema	Alex Ritchie - Creative director and founder of E2, on how design can drive innovation
Claire Hatton - Google's Travel Industry Head for Australia/New Zealand on smartphones for travel	Barbara Pollack - Director of Pearsons and Pearsons School of Floristry
Earl De Blonville - a sought-after executive leadership coach, on leadership/entrepreneurship	Charles Tarbey - Chairman and owner of Century 21 Australia
Rhonda Brighton-Hall - Senior VP at Luxottica, the world's largest eyeware company	Michael Myers - Chairman of the Re-Enginerring Foundation on education and government
John Butterworth - CEO of the Australian Interactive Media Industry Association	Paul Crighton - VP of Sales South Asia for Premiere Global Services, on current economics
Phillip Di Bella - Managing Director and founder of Di Bella Coffee	Jon Dobell - Director of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year program

Transcripts

March 2010

February 2010

January 2010

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Reelin' in the Years

On your flight Glenn is reelin' in The Supertramp Saga with the following tracks: 'Surely', 'Your Poppa Don't Mind', 'Land Ho', 'Crime Of The Century', 'Bloody Well Right', 'Dreamer', 'Lady', 'Sister Moonshine', 'Give A Little Bit', 'Downstream', 'The Logical Song', 'Goodbye Stranger', 'Take The Long Way Home', 'Breakfast In America', 'Goodbye Stranger', 'Lord Is It Mine?', and 'It's Raining Again'. Glenn also reels in some of Peter Hodgson's tracks including: 'Had A Dream/Only Because Of You/Lovers In The Wind', 'London/Hungry', 'School' (Live), and 'Give A Little Bit' (Live).

Rock on Q

Cookin' cool tunes and the latest and greatest in the world of rock with special guest, Aussie rock sensation Jimmy Barnes. Tracks include: 'Wedding Cake Island' by Midnight Oil, 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' by U2, 'Get Off My Cloud' by The Rolling Stones, 'My Sharona' by The Knack, 'Photograph' by Nickelback, 'You Found Me' by The Fray, 'Maybe' by The Sick Puppies, 'If I Had Eyes (Live)' by Jack Johnson, 'Hurricane' by Bob Dylan, 'Brown-Eyed Girl' by Van Morrison, 'Standing On The Outside' by Cold Chisel, 'Jesus Is Just Alright' by Doobie Brothers, 'Never Tear Us Apart' by INXS and 'We Can Work It Out' by The Beatles.

From The Heart

Celebrate love with a serenade of songs straight from the heart of songs straight from the heart including: 'Just One Of Those Things' by Diana Krall, Forever' by Chris Brown, 'You Gotta Love Someone' by Elton John, 'Maybe I'm Amazed' by Joe Cocker, Town Called Paradise' by Van Morrison, 'Songbird' by Eva Cassidy, If You're Not The One' by Daniel Bedingfield, 'At Last' by Etta James, 'That Kind Of Love' by Alison Krauss, 'The Flame' by Cheap Trick, 'Adieu Mon Coeur' by Martha Wainwright, 'Flame Trees' by Sarah Blasko, 'Can't Help Falling In Love' by Elvis Presley, Cupid' by Sam Cooke, 'You Are The Sunshine Of My Life' by Stevie Wonder, 'You Make My Dreams' by Hall & Oates, You Bring The Sun Out'by Randy Crawford, 'Fall At Your Feet' by Crowded House, 'Unchained Melody' by The Righteous Brothers, 'Happy Together' by The Turtles, 'There You'll Be' by Faith Hill, 'Love And Happiness' by Al Green, and 'Say You Love Me' by Fleetwood Mac.

Don't forget that if there is someone close to you even when you're apart, you can send a dedication from the heart at entertainment@qantas.com.au. Requests need to be submitted eight weeks before the month of travel. Any approved requests will be aired on FTH.

Up & Away with Julie McCrossin

Julie McCrossin is an Australian media personality with over 20 years of experience as a broadcaster for ABC Radio National, ABC TV and Network Ten.

Talking travel to help you get the most out of your trip. This month Julie's guests include:

Walter Mason - a bookseller, publishing industry functionary, on 'Destination Saigon'	Frank Camorra - on a trip to Spain, the inspiration for the cookbook 'MoVida Rustica'
Stephen Curry - one of Australia’s leading comic talents on international comedy festivals	Craig Mathieson - a Rolling Stone journalist and author on music journalism
Michael Milton - an Australian Paralympian on a documentary 'The Art Of Walking'	Charlie Little - brings us up to date on the best theatre productions
Ken Eastwood - formerly from Australian Geographic, talks about 'Best Eco-Friendly Holidays'	Bella Vendramini - an actress and writer who traded her life in Sydney’s Glebe for New York
John McDonald - highlights of art exhibitions taking place in Australia and around the world	Andrew Urban - reviews the latest film releases

Audio podcasts of Up & Away are available to download as a service to Qantas customers and are strictly for personal use only. The program is protected by copyright and cannot be altered, rebroadcast or used for any commercial purpose. The audio files can be played through your computer's media player or through iTunes. iTunes is a free download from Apple.

Plus the latest on books, arts, theatre, sport and film. If you have a travel tale to tell that could be included in 'Up & Away,' send an email of 100 words or less to entertainment@qantas.com.au.