Host of Wednesday Westside Reset at Milledge's Distillation, Pigsy is a legend of the local Adelaide and Port Adelaide music scene. We talk everything from his music career, to side gigs, and his family following in his footsteps.

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Another special Adelaide Fringe edition of That Port Adelaide Show, stand up comedian Marc Ryan AKA The Beautiful Bogan joins me to talk about his upcoming Adelaide Fringe show "What Would Gary Do?", his struggles with mental health, and why you should always choose kindness.

Get tickets to his show at Milledges, "What Would Gary Do?", here

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In a special Adelaide Fringe edition of That Port Adelaide Show, international comedians Katharyn Henson & Mark O'Keeffe return to the show to discuss their new run of shows at Milledge's in Port Adelaide, what they've been up to in the past year, and exactly how you get a job at a sex dungeon.

I love these two so much, and so will you. See tickets to their shows this weekend below:

Married At First Fight

Stories From the Office of a Sex Dungeon

3 Funny Foreigners

FBI (Full Blown Irish)

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Mayfair Bakery & Patisserie is a Port Adelaide institution, and has been for 154 years.

This week I interview the owner, Phil Donnelly, about Mayfair and his journey owning it.

We talk about how the Port has changed over the past few decades, his role in revitalising the bakery, how he handled the COVID restrictions, and the potential return of a famous Dockside Festival event.

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Poetry At The Port is the newest open mic poetry night in Port Adelaide. It's on at Milledges Distillation on the second Thursday of every month at 7pm, and is open to all who wish to attend.

Emma Collins runs these nights, and I sat down to talk with her about a bunch of things, including:

• Her public speaking journey through Toastmasters

We do get into some pretty deep discussions, including topics such as depression and suicide. If you are struggling please reach out to Beyond Blue at 1300 224 636

Milledges Distillation kindly donate their venue for these events. Please support them whenever you can. You can find their social accounts at the below links:

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10 Gallon Hat is one of the newest venues in the Port, and quite frankly they're absolutely smashing it at the moment.

I sat down with the owners Dylan & Stacey, to discuss what it took to set up the place, their inspirations, and their cocktail menu, as well as their plans moving forward.

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556008426655

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/10gallonhatbar/

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Katharyn Henson & Mark O'Keeffe are an international comedic couple touring their shows at the Adelaide Fringe. They are two of the kindest, generous, and above all funny people I have had the pleasure of meeting. We had a wide ranging conversation on the differences between comedy scenes around the world, how they survived as comedians during Covid, and the benefits of a rewards based credit card.

Please support their shows in Port Adelaide:

Married At First Fight

Filthy Funny Females

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In episode 7 I spoke to local resident, Gaye Moran.

Gaye moved to Australia from the USA in the 1960's with her ex-husband, and hasn't looked back since. I met her grandaughter at Studio 99 who told me just a little slice of Gaye's story, and I was instantly hooked.

Our conversation serves as it's own little bit of cultural history of Adelaide, as told through Gaye's eyes. Get ready for more nostalgia than you can poke a stick at.

Gaye doesn't have social media, but you can follow the show at the below links:

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Episode 6 brings one of my favourite Port Adelaide locals to the podcast, Snooks La Vie

As one half of Courts & Snooks, he plays blues harmonica around the Port and the greater Adelaide area, often gracing the stage at such venues as the Grace Emily, Memphis Slims, and our very own Studio 99.

He tells us about growing up around the Port, how he started playing music, and how he got his name. The answer is somewhere in the episode.

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On episode 5 of That Port Adelaide Show I interview the Mayor of Port Adelaide Enfield, Claire Boan

We talk about a wide range of topics, including her decision to run for council in 2010, her transition to Mayor in 2018, how COVID changed council, as well as the inaugural Dockside Festival in 2022 and plans for the future.

And yes, I asked her whether she was going to run again. You'll have to listen to find out the answer.

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The views of Claire Boan are hers alone and do not represent those of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield