When the dog wants to answer the door – podcast
If your dog goes crazy at the door, dog trainer and vet Dr Fiona has some great tips to redirect the behaviour and instill some self-control.
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Swinging 60’s Exhibition – podcast
Items from Brighton Historical Society’s collection have a special place in an exhibition at the Old Treasury Building in Spring Street in the city. Jess Curtain explains to Clare Arthurs the stories behind them, and why the 60’s still hold meaning for us today.
Read moreLawyer takes a new turn podcast
After a long career as a public servant, and with degrees in Law and Arts, Sue Kaufmann retrained with a Masters Degree in Journalism. She spoke to Journalist Clare Arthurs about: how she made the switch when so many just dream, what makes good journalism, and why a concert review is worth reading even though the performance is over. Click
Read moreSoup kitchens for community connection podcast
Across some 40 years, Bayside local Ken Wilson OAM has been spending his evenings connecting with many of Melbourne’s homeless and disadvantaged people. His heartfelt story about working on soup vans could change your mind about the people you pass on the street who are doing it tough.
Read moreLocal market gardens and food security podcast
Market gardens have been an important source of local food and jobs but the land for them is under pressure from housing and infrastructure development. Don Smith from AMALocal is committed to supporting local farms and the supply of fresh produce.
Read moreTitanic survivors and career criminals historic graves podcast
From pioneer market gardeners, to Titanic passengers and career criminals, the Friends of local cemeteries (Cheltenham and Brighton) are bringing history back to life. Rosemary Reddick and Lois Comeadow explain why old cemeteries need new friends.
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