Sundrenched Winter mornings set the produce ablaze in rainbow shades of glorious goodness amongst which wander colourful characters with stories to share.

Week sixty nine; full moon fever, blistering barrels, sunny skies, tasty treats, cheeky chats, impromptu gigs, local love, plump produce ... just your average super fantastic morning in Byron at the Farmers Market!

This week we meet the man that coaches the Wild Cats of the Shire and hear from ex-market stall holder Matthew Jamieson on life after market ... listen and all shall be revealed.

Trent from the band Broadfoot talks about market music, Judy shares what it's like to be a farmers market auditor and the joys of living in Bangalow and we hear from Rubix in his superman onesie munching on a fruit wrap.

Lisa chats about 'Bangalow joins hands for Lantang' a specific Nepalese Fundraiser, stall holder and farmer Kendrick invites us on a farm walk and Alice fills us in on the new Peddle and Hawke market at Kulchajam.

From squashed tomatoes to outer body hypnotherapy, the farmers market provide a perfect place for unexpected stories and consistent colour within the community.

I feel like I've learned more from attending sixty two weeks worth of farmers markets in the region than in my entire school education. These are the things that matter in life told by the people that matter; the community.

Every Tuesday afternoon a class from the Brunswick Heads School joins garden teacher Anaheke for an outdoor learning lesson. I went along to gather audio from the children, teachers, helpers and school Principle. I was also invited to join the class to make my own banana rope bracelet. I wish I'd gone to a school like this!

Fabulous people doing fabulous things

Rain hail or shine the farmers and producers of the region brave it for us week after week to supply the freshest produce you could possibly imagine. Don't let the rain stop you shop!