Airchecks and interviews of Cameron Scott- Bohanna

Are you ready to experience the spookiest Halloween event of the year? It's time to hop in the car and head to the Ravenswood School of Arts Hall this Saturday.

We do two birthday calls on the breakfast show each weekday. For this one, we're heading over to Charters Towers where some lucky person has reached their quarter century today.

In ye olden days (well ancient Mesopotamia to be precise)

It's not everyday that a cabaret show comes to Hughenden. But this month, that will all change as the SPEAKEASY Cabaret show lights up Diggers Entertainment Centre on Brodie St, 16th of October for a fun night of dancing the Charleston and "giggle water", taking us back to the 1920 for a night of shenanigans. Where's my trilby hat?

Looking after your mental health is more important now than ever with our fast-paced life. A very important interview I conducted this week with the founder of Rapid Radical Wellness, Graham Cotter, a certified rapid transformational therapist who has transformed hundreds of lives. He could change your life too.

The year was 2018, the medium was crochet sculptures. The record was 58,917. The place was Chennai, India. That is the subject for today's Guinness World Record. Sew fantastic. I'm sure they had a great yarn knitting their way into the history books................ I'll see myself out.

After the brilliant Rush Fest last weekend, there was a need to keep the good times rolling. This is how I started the breakfast show on the following Monday.

In this month's interview with Deputy Mayor, Kate Hastie, we discussed a number of topics, including input being sought by residents and businesses for the Flying Fox survey to understand the impact of flying foxes in the region. Also, we discussed the latest round of RADF funding and how you can apply for a grant and school holiday fun at the Fun Palace located at the Excelsior Library. Fun times.

You've heard of the "using your noodle" phrase, but this takes it to the extreme. Today's Guinness world record is for the world's longest noodle which was made by the Xiangnian food company in China, 2017. Stretched out end to end it measured over 3084 metres and used over 40kg of bread flower. One not to get tangled up in.

As we're warming up our leftovers in the microwave for dinner this evening, we can thank US inventor Percy Spencer for creating the time-saving cooking device in 1945. That's just one event I showcased on the brekky show this morning.