Connect Dardanup

Connect Dardanup

By Shire Of DardanupSociety & Culture
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Connect Dardanup episodes

  • Episode 3 My Place. My People. series with Richard Stacey featuring Kookaburra's hockey player Jake Harvie

    Representing your country in your chosen sport is not something many people have the opportunity to do in their lifetime. However former Wellington Mill resident, Jake Harvie, has had the opportunity to do just that and be a part of the Australian gold medal-winning Kookaburras side at the Commonwealth Games. In our third episode of   My Place. My People Series. Jake shares about the rich history of our   Australian hockey teams and how the hockey community, from grassroots to elite, provides the right environment for the player to thrive both on and off the field.  He also shares the evolution and growth of the international sport and how his family legacy always saw hockey as a real possibility for his future.

    For more information about this project  please visit: www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/

    34 min
  • Episode 2 My Place. My People. series with Richard Stacey featuring Wildlife Warrior Kim Grant

    On Episode 2 of our Connect Dardanup Podcast ‘My Place. My People.’ Series, host Richard Stacey had the opportunity to chat with Eaton-based Wildlife Warrior Kim Grant. During this 30 minute podcast, recorded at Kim’s Kangaroo sanctuary (also known as her Eaton home) she openly shares everything from establishing Roo Rescue, to the struggles and challenges of working to protect and ensure there is a future for our native icon. Kim has a wealth of knowledge on the delightful marsupial and shared many facts, plus helpful tips about how we can protect our roos and work in harmony with them. Big thanks to Kim Grant for being on this episode. 

    We would love to hear your takeaways or comments about this episode or of past ones. There are many ways you can do this. Sharing on your socials and tag either @shireofdardanup (Facebook) or @shireofdardanupevents (Instagram). Leave a comment on our socials. Leaving a review on Anchor FM or Apple Podcast or send us an email [email protected].

    For more information about this project please visit: www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/

    34 min
  • Episode 1 My Place. My People. series with Richard Stacey featuring community champion Jill Cross
    Jill Cross, a long-time resident of the Dardanup Shire, has been servicing the community through a diverse range of volunteering endeavours, that have positively impacted and supported our ever growing Shire. During this 30 minute podcast, recorded at Crooked Brook Forrest in Ferguson Valley, Jill shares her memories and pride for the developments that have made the Crooked Brook Forrest a perfect, peaceful day trip destination for all visitors, near and far. She also recalls stories of the highs and lows of organising one of Dardanup’s and the South West's key community events over the past several years. Along with speaking of the impact that cancelling the 2020 Bull and Barrel Festival will have on our community, Jill does not miss the opportunity to infuse you with inspiration for how you can get out in your community and receive the benefits of volunteering.
    Thank you Jill Cross!!
    For more information on some of her projects, please visit www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/
    31 min
  • Welcome to Connect Dardanup Podcast “My Place. My People” series

    Here is just a taste of what is to come....

    Episode 1 of the 'My Place. My People.' Podcast series, featuring local volunteering champion, Jill Cross! 

    Ready for your listening pleasure this Friday at 5pm.

    Until then, you have time to check out the full guest line-up and find out more information about this project.

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    Special thank you to Dylon Newport for supplying the soundtrack for the podcast.

    Podcast Voiced and Edited by Richard Stacey and Barrie Wilson

    1 min

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