Foxie Balboa chats about her debut single 'Ain't Got Time', making a music video and meeting Snoop Dogg.

find links to her music and more information at https://www.foxiebalboa.com/

Some of my guests from the start of the year dropped back in to talk about how their school year had been.

Many thanks to Grade Prep Piper and Grade 1 Beau from Elliminyt Primary School, Year 5 Max from Sacred Heart and Year 7 Charlotte from Trinity.

Tom Richardson, the founder of the 'Find Your Voice Choir', talks about some of the highlights of being involved with a diverse choir and how keen he is to be back performing at the 2020 Port Fairy Folk Festival.

Julie drops in for a chat to wrap up some of the major events at the Colac Neighbourhood House for 2019, and previews some of the exciting projects that are coming up in the new year.

Oriel chats about the release of her second album Dead Reckoning and performing at the 2020 Port Fairy Folk Festival.

Sam Michael Trowse phoned in to chat about his song I See You.

Andrew and Tapanga from the Colac City Band dropped in to chat about the upcoming Christmas Carols performances around Beeac, Colac and Winchelsea.

Ruth chats about the release of her debut album 'Daisy Wheel' and upcoming performance at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.

For more information about Ruth and her music visit http://www.ruthhazleton.com.au/

And Port Fairy Folk Festival information is available at http://www.portfairyfolkfestival.com/

Port Fairy Folk Festival program director Caroline Moore discusses some of the highlights and artists coming to the festival in 2020.

Lyn Crook and Lorin Fisk talk about the 'It's in the Bag' project as part of Share the Dignity.

For more information head to https://sharethedignity.com.au/