The "World's Greatest Meal" to end Polio is being held this week by Rotary clubs around the world - including The Greater Springfield Rotary Club. The idea is to have a meal of some kind - anything from roast dinner or a BBQ to pizza or just a plate of chips - then you donate a certain amount of money that will be handed over to International Rotary. The funds raised are being matched by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation at $2 for every $1 raised.. so, if the Rotary Club of Greater Springfield can raise $100, the Gates Foundation will add a further $200 making $300 in total. To date, the "World's Greatest Meal" has raised a total of $7 million. The main driving force behind this magnificent effort is our own, proud Queenslander, Susanne Rea. Susanne herself is a Polio Survivor. She likes to show how the "grassroots" Rotarian can make a positive effort towards ending Polio even by simply having a meal with friends and colleagues. Susanne Rea is speaking here with Phoenix Radio's Conor Chissell.

Byron Queale and Tyler Brennan take you to Woodcrest College as part of Phoenix Radio's annual #USQgoesbacktoschool series of outside broadcasts. Produced by Shannon Lewis and Ben Maslen.

The Bright Morning Boys catch up with Ryan 'Ryanoceris' Croxford and Alex Shaw and discuss various things from films to eating nuggets.

Incapable of hating films or even pointing out any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's film - Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Riley 'the voice of Phoenix Radio' Wilton has departed Queensland to take up a job in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Rumour has it Riley will appear on one more episode of Quiz of Quizzes but this was his final time in the Phoenix Radio studio before jetting off to SA. He joins Shannon Lewis to remember all the good times!

Issy Steele and Jen Rivas take you to Springfield Central State High School as part of Phoenix Radio's annual #USQgoesbacktoschool series of outside broadcasts. Produced by Bridget Eadie and Danen Eadie.

Incapable of hating films or even pointing out any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's film - Godzilla, King of the Monsters! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Shayne Rudd and guest co-host Russell Moore welcome Brisbane author Jas Rawlinson, to talk about her new book 'Reasons to Live: One More Day, Every Day'. The book features short memoirs from Australians who have overcome severe adversity including domestic violence, child/institutional abuse, bipolar disorder, cancer, eating disorders and more. If this conversations brings up any issues and you need to talk to someone, call Lifeline on 13 1114.

Ipswich is hosting the StoryArts Festival of Children's Literature all this week. Clear Matthews and Riley Wilton speak with one of the festival's special guests, South African storyteller and musician Valanga Khoza.

After three years at USQ Springfield campus, including driving the relaunch of Phoenix Radio in 2019, Riley Wilton is leaving Queensland. He's heading to Port Lincoln to host the breakfast show on Magic 899. Good luck Riley, we'll miss you! Here's a collection of highlights from Riley's time at Phoenix Radio, starting with his very first day on air.