By Barry Green
The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.
Jeff Yost the President and CEO of the Nebraska Community Foundation talks about the work of the foundation in a philosophical conversation about community and people.
Jeff was interviewed at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Trevor Whittington from WA Farmers spoke at the conference. His talk was titled : Small Town Reinvention - Why so Important?"
The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Western Tourist Radio encouraged our listeners to visit regional WA through farmstaywest.com.au and
Charles Alder tells the story of Rural Aid Australia , founded by himself and wife Tracy.
Charles was interviewed at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Carol Redford talks about Astrotourism Western Australia
Carol was interviewed at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Matt Lopes from Core Cider tells the story behind Core Cider in Pickering Brook
Matt was interviewed at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Desiree Waters, the Community Tourism Economic Development Officer at Shire of Kondinin talking about her work from the perspective of a young person in a small rural town.
Desiree was interviewed at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Joe Alexander tells the Music in Exile story at the The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference .
The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference organised by The Bank of Ideas
Margaret Thomas the Mayor City of Kalamunda reviewing The Inaugural National Small-Town Reinvention Conference held in Pickering Brook September 2024
A conversation with Graham Morris & Mandy Blount about Graham's book "Dare to be Different" and Mandy's Gallery, " Tiger Valley Gallery and Giftware"
The conversation included reference to an interview on Donnybrook Balingup Community Radio with Graham
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The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.