A conversation recorded in November 2016 with Fiona Brooks, the WA Community Leader of Conscious Capitalism Australia explains what Conscious Capitalism is all about. for more information go to consciouscapitalism.org.au/ .

At Western Tourist Radio (WTR) , be believe that capitalism is a basically good system, but has corrupted by the belief that businesses exist simply to make a profit. The way it is supposed to work is that businesses provide a good product or service and as a result makes a profit. This has been corrupted by advertising that has been used to sell products that are causing all sorts of environmental and human health problems. WTR is a private businesses, based on advertising, but we only accept advertising from small local businesses doing good things in WA. We also promote community organizations like Busselton Art Society  free of charge as part of our community responsibility. To book you Busselton holiday at the best price by booking direct and not paying a commission to a foreign commission based website, visit touristradio.com.au/busselton

Eamonn Darcy, the founder of the Quantum Education Center of WA QUECWA (www.facebook.com/groups/580049552731720 ) talks about Quantum computing and the implications for mankind! This was recorded in December 2019. Due to Covid 19,  the world has changed since then. Is  technology going to save the world or will we have to get back to learning from mother nature to survive? 

For more Radio WA conversations visit www.touristradio.com.au/conversations or explore this podcast. 

An interview recorded in 2015 with Jane Reynolds, a director of Foundation 1901 talking about the Australian Federation and the place that Henry Parks had to play.

Genevieve Morrissey the- Coordinator of The Paperbark Wellness Project www.hhpn.com.au/paper-bark talks about her work and how the projects is addressing issues of anxiety and depression within the community. Genevieve's own website is : www.whycounsellingbusselton.com/

The conversation included reference to the ABC Australian Story program about Charles Massy : iview.abc.net.au/show/australian-…eo/NC2002Q024S00

To hear conversations with other innovative West Australians visit www.touristradio.com.au/conversations

To find our more about Busselton, visit touristradio.com.au/busselton 

Radio WA talks to the winner of James Halliday's Winemaker of the Year for 2020, Vanya Cullen from Cullen Wines ( www.cullenwines.com.au ) about organic and biodynamic farming systems. The conversation includes reference to Certified Organic Biodynamic WA www.cobwa.com.au , a new organisation to represent organic producers in WA .

The conversation includes reference to a conversation we had with Vanya's mother Di in the early 2000's Westerntouristradio – Di-cullen-margaret-river-wine-story .

To promote organic agriculture in WA, Western Tourist Radio / Radio WA has created the website www.organicfoodwa.net.au .

To hear conversations with other innovative West Australians, check out www.touristradio.com.au/conversations/

A conversation with Dr John Wamsley about the story behind his book ‘A Vanishing Kind’ . The book was described by by David Higgs MBE, MSc, Director of The Environmental Press Agency as "a gripping ‘roller-coaster’ story, thorough, well-written, objective, tragic and painful in places, nevertheless told with affection and respect for a stubborn, opinionated, unapologetic, single-minded, obsessive, passionate and brilliant individual."

To find private and public wildlife projects to visit in Western Australia check out www.touristradio.com.au/land_for_wildlife_wa/

Dr John Wamsley #A Vanishing Kind

A conversation with Peta Goodwin, one of the founders of Nannas For Native Forests www.facebook.com/Nannas4NativeForests/ in Margaret River

To find private and public wildlife projects to visit in Western Australia check out   http://www.touristradio.com.au/land_for_wildlife_wa

A conversation with Caitlin Lomax recorded in Bunbury in November 2020. Caitlin talks about the challenges and opportunities for young woman in technology in Regional WA in the Covid era. 

A conversation, recorded in March 2018 with Vincenzo Velletri  from Slow Food Swan Valley. We talk about the slow food movement and what is happening in the Swan Valley. We also talk about Regenerative agriculture and Charles Massy's book "Call of the Reed Warbler, a New Agriculture, a New Earth" .

A wide ranging conversation with Rob Skipsey, President of the Bunbury Geographe CCI www.bgcci.com.au about issues in the region including tourism, small businesses, indigenous culture and education of our young people.