Airchecks and interviews of Cameron Scott- Bohanna

The longest wall from the ancient Roman world that survives today is the 118-km Hadrian's Wall in the UK. That is today's Guinness World Record segment on the show this morning.

You might think that running with flippers or swim fins is not very practical (although it might turn a few heads at fashion shows, lol) but that's what somebody did in Cologne, Germany back in 2008. That is today's Guinness World Records segment.

It's been a couple of years since I last recorded a Guided Meditation episode, so I made one more for you. This episode's theme is emptiness. A theme that's realized in many traditions around the world. Hope you enjoy.

Back by popular demand for the new year is the Paint and Sip in the Towers workshops, back on at the Mike Carney Creative Industries Centre. A great way to unleash your creativity.

American Charles Wilkes discovers Shackleton Ice Shelf, Antarctica on this day in 1840. That's just one event that happened on this day (16th of February) I talked about on the Country Hour.

Three businesses in Charters Towers have been announced as finalists in national tourism award programs this month.

We're doing special dates in history on the breakfast show and on the 13th of February, Roman Emperor Justinian appoints a commission to compile a single code of imperial constitutions.

On the breakfast show this morning, I hopped into my Millennium Falcon with Jaws, Superman and Indiana Jones to celebrate the composer of all those movie franchises and more, writing the soundtracks to some of our most cherished films of our time.

G'day everyone. We have a thriving cricket community in the Charters Towers region staffed by many amazing volunteers that help out. And you can nominate them for to 2023/24 Queensland Community Cricket Awards.

Every now and then I reveal a Guinness World record on the show. Today it's the world's tallest bicycle that someone in Poland made.