There is a ride and Christmas lunch on December 3 for the Limestone Coast and Murray Mallee Black Dog Riders at the Meningie RSL Club.

Regional Coordinator Rosa Hillam joins Jennie Lenman to discuss what is planned and talk about the important work of the the Black Dog Ride in challenging mental health stigmas and reducing suicide in the community.

The SA State Emergency Service (SES) has been busy working with communities on high Murray River flows while also cleaning up from flash flooding in the Fleurieu Peninsula and widespread storms.

SES Chief of Staff Robert Charlton joins Jennie Lenman to provide an update and discuss how river communities can be best prepared.

There's quite a few wine events and festivals featuring wine on SA's social calendar this silly season.

Glenn the Wine Guy, aka, Glenn Malycha, Director of Wine Pro, joins Jennie Lenman to talk about what's on.

The Tailem Bend Christmas Parade is back this December 10.

There'll be stalls, food, kid's entertainment and Tailem Bend Auto Club for all enthusiasts from 4.30 and a parade from 6pm.

It coincides with the Tailem Bend Winter Wonderland, in which children can have a photo with Father Christmas.

Organiser of the Winter Wonderland, and Grinch at the parade, Tim Minahan, joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.

For those wanting to register a float or help out, get in touch ASAP with organisers with entries closing shortly. Find out more from the Tailem Bend Progress Association website. 

Local Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin joins State Liberal Member for Hammond Adrian Pederick in studio to talk about flooding in the River Murray and the controversial carp eradication plan.

The pair also tell Jennie Lenman their thoughts on Federal Budget infrastructure spending and celebrate Mypolonga, 2022 SA AgTown of the Year.

This Remembrance Day, South Australian Vietnam veteran Ken Duthie joins Jennie Lenman to talk about war and sacrifice.

He is being honoured today with a memorial and garden and plaque at Marryatville Primary School, one of the many schools he visits to teach children about war and to share historical artifacts and memorabilia.

Ken and Jennie discuss the recognition, the meaning of remembrance and the challenges he and his mates faced when they returned from conflict.

A new symbolic memorial for Australian Defence Force members, past and present, has been unveiled on the South Coast.

The Avenue of Honour was officially opened by the Victor Harbor Golf Club, Victor Harbor RSL and Council yesterday, Wednesday 9 November.

Two dozen trees have been planted along both sides of the verge on Page Road, leading to the Victor Harbor Golf Club to recognise those who have served and the sacrifices they have made to protect the country.

Victor Harbor RSL President Kent Johncock joins Jennie Lenman to talk about it and plans for a Remembrance Day service tomorrow, Friday 11 November at the Victor Harbor Soldiers Memorial Garden from 10.30am. 

Jacqueline Irvine joins Jennie in the studio to talk celebrity and family pranks.

It can be quite challenging for some parents and teachers to strike the right balance in communicating and having expectations met.

For a chat about best practice, our education insider, Erin Scammell, Communications Manager at Unity College in Murray Bridge, joins Jennie Lenman, along with the school's Acting Principal, Christian Neumann.

Four brothers, originally from the Riverland, lost their mum Tammy to lung cancer in 2016 when youngest son Kylan was just 14 years of age. Tammy never smoked and had no symptoms, and the loss devastated the tight-knit family.

Kylan, along with his brothers, decided to turn the heartbreak into action and in 2020 came up with the idea of “220 For Tammy” – riding 220kms from Adelaide to Barmera to raise funds for cancer research. 

Upping the ante this year, the boys are on the last leg of a 2,200kms trek from the Gold Coast to Adelaide.

Kylan joins Jennie Lenman en route to Adelaide to tell her about his experiences.

Find out more and donate via https://www.facebook.com/220ForTammy