In the July 2024 edition of the Bayside Rotary Radio Show, Geoff Dobbs introduces two special guests. First Peter Read from Hampton Rotary Club talks about the Tonga Hearing Project and then Keith Chamberlain from Chelsea Rotary Club tells us about two youth projects: Junior Council and YouthAct.

Pictured: Keith Chamberlain from Chelsea Rotary with Geoff Dobbs in the Bayside Rotary Radio Show studio at 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:

This podcast is dedicated to the memory of long serving Sandybeach Centre staff member and volunteer Angel Parker who died just three days before this segment was broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM. The podcast features Sandybeach CEO Chris Hill, Facilities Coordinator Elana Pedersen and volunteer Leanne Tempest.

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Academic, educator and entrepreneur Dr Dolly Daou is Kingston’s 2024 Citizen of the Year. Lauded worldwide for her capacity and experience in connecting higher education, industry, and government, Dr Daou is a leading light in the development of sustainable initiatives, that combine design, science, and business for maximum community impact. In this podcast, Dolly Daou is speaking with Colin Tyrus from A Newsman and His Music.

As broadcast 15 July 2024 on 88.3 Southern FM – The Sounds of The Bayside

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On A Newsman and His Music, Colin’s special guest on Monday 8 July 2024 was the man most Melburnians know as Uncle Doug. He’s the long-serving choral director of Carols By Candlelight Doug Heywood OAM. Have a listen to the podcast to hear about his musical journey from his early days as a boy soprano through his work as an educator and his many roles as a conductor and choir leader.

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On Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music, Colin spoke with Stephanie Hunt (Vice-President, Bayside Community Emergency Relief) to find out more about the work of BCER and how you can help by donating warm winter clothing or non-perishable groceries.

Have a listen to the podcast here.

More information: baysidecommunityemergencyrelief.com.au

As broadcast on Monday 8 July 2024

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In this edition, Glen Eira Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade talks about the State Government’s decision to proceed with a Copenhagen-style bicycle path alongside Caulfield Racecourse,  after a long standing difference of opinion with the Level Crossing Removal Authority.

Also, The Mayor chats to Colin about Community Safety, consultation on the Rooming House policy and coming events from Glen Eira Arts, including the date and venue for Carols in the Park.

More info: gleneira.vic.gov.au

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In the June 2024 edition of The Spirit Within, Glenford Noble’s guest was his old friend Lyndon Walker, poet, writer and academic. Have a listen to their chat and some of Lyndon’s favourite music in this podcast from The Community Block broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM on 11 June 2024.Related Posts:

On the second Tuesday of the month at 3 PM, it’s the Sandybeach Centre hour on Southern FM’s The Community Block. In the June 2024 edition, your program presenter Elana Pedersen (Sandybeach Centre Facilities Coordinator and Program Leader in REACH Fit and Fabulous) introduces acting CEO Andrea Fennessy and Computer Tutor Alison Leydon.

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In her June 2024 segment on A Newsman and His Music, Glen Eira Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade chats with Colin about a range of issues and events of interest to the Glen Eira community. Catch up with the latest in this podcast from the broadcast on Monday 17 June.

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In this edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, Matt Hildebrandt and Colin Tyrus tell you what’s coming up on the music and creative and visual arts calendar. Applications are now open for the Kingston Arts Magnify: Artists in Residency Program hosted across two locations, Moorabbin and Parkdale. Also on the podcast, you’ll hear Tash York (pictured) talking about her Happy Hour coming up on 24 May. There’s comedy with The Listies at Shirley Burke Theatre on 1 June, the Fabulous Forties series of events from 14 to 18 June. Or perhaps you’d like to try one of the Laneway Learning workshops. Further ahead, don’t miss Eskimo Joe on 6 July. Visit kingstonarts.com.au

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