Fran James – Education Programs Manager at the Doxa Foundation spoke about Doxa’s University Pathways Program- a multi-year, multi-touchpoint program that provides students with first-hand experience of university life and a taste of the world of work.

Listen back to program highlights from January 27.

Jennifer Cromarty joined the program to talk about her appointment as CEO of the Committee for Geelong. She also spoke about the ongoing issues around the Geelong mall. Dr Fiona Gray called into the segment to discuss her thoughts on crime in the mall after witnessing a stabbing last week and to share her expertise on urban planning.

Newly-elected Member for Western Victoria Stuart Grimley spoke to the show about the policies of the Derryn Hinch Justice Party and his aims for the next four years.

Les Watson from Get More Time appeared on the show to talk about keeping new year’s resolutions.

Margaret and Marian from the Australian Decorative Fine Arts Society Geelong joined the program to talk about the upcoming series of lectures on a broad range of arts topics.

Jenny Forssman is an advanced women’s artistic gymnastics judge and began her officiating career in 2007. For the past 11 years, Jenny has served the community through officiating at local, regional, state and national level events and in 2018, Jenny began mentoring young gymnastics officials at local community clubs. Jenny is an advocate for inclusion and is an active member of the Barwon Region Special Olympics and has played a significant role in the development of the Special Olympics gymnastics in Geelong.

Toby Hagon from Wheels Magazine appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the latest developments in the motoring world.

A look back at weekend sports action.

Geelong mayor Bruce Harwood appeared on the program to talk about the year ahead and the consultation around parking in Geelong’s CBD.