A Dinka Group with Lewis Anei Madut-Kuendit, Wik Dut Kir Deng & Bol Aweeng Machar presented a program on 25 January 2016 on their culture, history and migration situation in Australia. Program was presented 25 January 2016.

The program on Chinese history and culture was presented by Sandy Yee Ling Chong, Helene Hoi Ying Fung & Roger Brown on 24 January 2016.

Peter Deng, proprietor of Africa World Books, invited Lewis Anei Madut-Kuendit to launch his pioneering book "The Dinka History". The book was edited by Cheryl Bettridge & Kathy Schwerin. The program was presented 17 Jauary 2016.

This program was presented by Marcus Tranjan on 10 January 2015, who explained about the various music traditions of Brazil with a series of musical items of his homeland.

Silvio Romeo and Anna Miller presented a program on the history and music of the piano accordion. They both play the accordion and are involved with various events and busking. This program was presented 3 January 2016.

The program on the Christmas & Pasquetta traditions in the Abruzzo region of Italy was presented by Maria Bunn and Luigi Cocco on 27 December 2015.

The program on Portuguese culture was presented by Manuela Marques and Jose Neves on 20 December 2015.

The program on Saudi Arabia was presented by Amnah Almarzoug and Ahmed on 29 November 2015.

The program on Greece was presented by John Yannakis (PhD) and Nick Gile 13 December 2015.

The Memoirs (Memorie Storiche) written in Rome in 1850 was used as the basis of the first program of Global Chat Radio, as an homage to the Aborigines and the work done by Bishop Rosendo Salvado amongst them. The program was presented by Franco Smargiassi 22 November 2015.

Global Chat Radio Introductory Program

The introductory program of Global Chat Radio took place 15 December 2015. The presenters were: Manuela Marques (Portugal), Amnah Almarzoug (Saudi Arabia), Marcus Tranjan (Brazil), Stefano Mollo (who did the technical work to set up the station) and Franco Smargiassi.

The program on the Cameroon was given by  Melvice Asohsi (PhD Linguistics) and Jean-Claude Keknyemb on the 29 January 2016.

Cameroon Radio Program