This program first aired on Friday the 1st of November 2019 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton.
Comedy for a cause, cutting cervical cancer, school bomb hoaxes, the Laramie Project, Luke O’Shea and the Out in the Open Festival. It’s all happening on this week’s Shepplife program.
Fairley Leadership Program participant Meaghan Thompson is raising money for Goulburn Valley Health’s cancer services through the Comedy for a Cause event in Shepparton on Saturday, November 30; Manager Rachel Smith and Dr Sue Furphy of Murchison Medical Clinic talk about plans to save Murchison’s nursing home, as well as local efforts to improve cervical cancer screening;
TheaShepparton Police Leading Senior Constable Glenn Gibson covers bomb hoaxes at local high schools, road-safety initiative Operation Furlong, the Land of Plenty Music Festival and Movember; Shepparton Theatre Arts Group’s Fiona Kennan and Dale Roberts preview the Laramie Project being shown next week;
Aussie country singer/songwriter Luke O’Shea is back with a new song with Lyn Bowtell called Sing me a Story; and Damien Stevens-Todd spruiks the current Out in the Open Festival.
Thanks to J.Furphy and Sons for supporting this podcast and to Adam Watkins & Josh Revens for their technical assistance.
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