Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘The Holy Horns’ the O’Connor Catholic College – Soul/Jazz band. A replay of their set at the 14th Black Gully Festival in November 2025.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘Climate Change’ and ‘Feminism’ with the help of Dr Jennifer Hamilton. They chat about a wide range of aspects: History, ecofeminism, social acceptance and gender diversity, to name a few.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on one of our locals, Bar Finch. They chat about her journey and her strong belief in our community. They also discuss the ‘Sustaining Living Armidale’ group and the ‘Rising Tide’ grassroots climate movement.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on the recently reformed Armidale Regional Chamber of Commerce. With the help of their Secretary Emma Davis, they chat about this new push to support & stimulate regional business. Hear about their strong link with Business NSW, ‘FIRE’ their campaign focus and their ‘Abundance Mindset’.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on the recent Black Gully Festival 2025. With the help of David Carr they review the 14th festival and invite more local schools to be involved for 2026. Finally a call for a principle benefactor who wishes to support the festival in future years.

Remembrance Day (11th Hour-11th Day-11th Month). A Special poem ‘Prisoners of Greece’ by Keith Garvey. Read by Ron Vickress RAN. Recorded & Produced by 2ARMfm Armidale Community Radio.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘Healthy Headwaters and Creek Bug Collecting’ with Dr Sarah Mika. Its all part of the 2025 Black Gully Festival.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘How to Weather Together’, with Dr Jennifer Hamilton. A major NERAM exhibition, exploring art, climate and community resilience. All part of the 2025 Black Gully Festival – 8th November.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on Dr Lisa Lobry de Bruyn of UNE. They chat about her journey and the nature of soil, for ‘Soil is not Dirt’.

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on the Styx State Forest & Greater Glider, with the help of Lynne Hosking & Pat Schultz, from the Armidale National Parks Association.