In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we are going to DreamBIG. We will be joined by DreamBIG Children’s Festival Creative Producer Susannah Sweeney, for a deep dive into the importance of the arts especially in relation to the early exposure of children to theatre, circus, and other art forms.

The SA Drink Of The Week is from DiGiorgio Family Wines.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, Don Morrison gets into Bay To Birdwood gear with Grand Junction Road.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we head to the hills.

The co-owners of Adelaide Hills Farm Services, Pods and Belle, join us to talk about their new business, their lives in farming, and their readiness to help Hills farmers apply bushfire risk reduction.

We also chat with Open Data guru, Leo Gaggl, about a new mobile app that could help CFS firefighters find water during bushfires.

The SA Drink Of The Week is a ripper from Bowen Estate as we chat with dad and daughter duo, Doug and Emma Bowen.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, Kelly Menhennett goes soulful with a poignant, Adelaide-laced song, Small Dreams.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we go festive as SA prepares to enjoy The Royal Adelaide Show At Home, in this time of Covid-19.

General Manager, Michelle Hocking, joins us to take us through the rationale for The Show At Home and highlight some of the features.

Talking of The Show, Kytons Bakery is always heavily involved so Sharon Sutton gives us a quick glimpse into how they've adapted this year.

The SA Drink Of The Week is a 2017 The Pinnacle Ricky Ponting McLaren Vale Shiraz.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new song from Dino Jag.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we bring you a two-part conversation that will settle the great debate once and for all: Coffee vs Tea.

Taking the side of coffee we have Steve Davis (Baristador Coffee), Marco Petta (Segafredo), and Adriano Lagozzino (Xtraction Coffee).

Take the side of tea we have Robert Godden (The Devotea), and Simone Douglas (Duke Of Brunswick hotelier and purveyor of tea made to a high standard).

The conversation marks the rebirth of Steve's Baristador Coffee project through welcoming on board Robert's The Devotea operation. Seemed like a good excuse for a chat over a cuppa!

The SA Drink Of The Week is a white wine from Di Giorgio Family Wines in Coonawarra with its winemaker Peter Douglas and assistant winemaker, Bryan Tonkin.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new song from Dino Jag.

Oh, and Steve edited this episode during a freezing Saturday morning while wearing his Ororo Heated Jacket. The kind folks from https://au.ororowear.com sent one to Steve just in time for the cold snap Adelaide is experiencing.

Steve Davis and Nigel Dobson were also recently guests on The Blind Drunk Podcast. Here's a link to the episode: Blind Drunk - Vino, Vicissitudes, and Virtue (With Nigel Dobson and Steve Davis of the Adelaide Show Podcast)

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we explore the SA Police Security Response Section and discuss its significance in the role of policing.

Our special guest is David Olney, recently of The University of Adelaide, now Senior Analyst at SAGE International Australia, which is an Adelaide based strategic think tank.

We also chat to United Nations peace keeper, Vic Sukacz, a former SA Police officer who is familiar with the weapons and training that SRS officers will be undergoing.

The SA Drink Of The Week is 2015 Cabernet Shiraz by Eight At The Gate Wines in Wrattonbully.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new song from J-MILLA.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we explore the wearing of hats in 2020 - who does, who doesn't, who should, who shouldn't.

Our two special guests are milliner, Penny     , and Tess Freedom Bartsch from Adelaide Hatters.

The SA Drink Of The Week is .

In the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new song from Professor Flint about Mary Anning.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we explore writing the great novel with local authors, publishers, winemakers, and a poet.

Our three authors are, Jane Ainslie, Lee Hopkins, and Michelle Prak, and our two publishers are, Rommie Corso and Michael Bollen

Our winemakers, who have provided The SA Drink Of The Week, are Michael and Sharryn Smith from Ulster Park in Auburn.

In the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear from poet, Sarah Jane Justice.

The Adelaide Show Podcast is discussed in the current, May 2020 issue of SA Life Magazine.

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Lee's link

https://www.amazon.com.au/s?k=meningie+man&i=stripbooks&ref=nb_sb_noss

Rommie Corso links

https://www.hardshellpublishing.com/ https://www.facebook.com/hardshellpublishing/ 

Also, a social enterprise Rommie is currently working on is Chook Pen Publishing (in progress). For now, there is a private Facebook group to support women writers’ by providing a safe, collaborative and creative space to develop their writing.https://www.facebook.com/groups/ChookPenPublishingSupport/ 

Michelle Prak's links

Author website https://michelleprak.com/

Media Queen, Michelle Prak’s newest novel is out now on Amazon https://www.amazon.com.au/Media-Queen-HollyAnna-Book-2-ebook/dp/B087WRQ4V7

PR website https://prakkypedia.prakky.com.au/

Jane Ainslie's links

Jane's website is www.janeainslie.com 

And her book on Amazon is at https://www.amazon.com.au/Looking-Wonderland-Jane-Ainslie-ebook/dp/B00YS941YU/ [Jane thinks they've forgotten to take it off being free so that could be good if you want to download it!]

Michael Bollen's links 

Michael writes a regular  light  ‘Diary of a Publisher’ column for InDaily. Latest here: https://indaily.com.au/arts-and-culture/books-and-poetry/2020/05/27/diary-of-a-publisher-the-book-industry-is-a-huge-protean-beast/ 

Also, of course, the Wakefield Press website: www.wakefieldpress.com.au — with a blog section here https://www.wakefieldpress.com.au/blog/ 

And he has ‘Wakefield Weekly’ — a newsletter that goes  out each Friday that they pack with news, reviews, (sometimes) giveaways, events, guest blog posts etc. People can subscribe via the website front page or just by emailing Maddy Sexton here — [email protected]

Sarah Jane Justice's links

Adelaide poetry gig guide: https://www.facebook.com/groups/adelaide.poetry.gig.guide/

Her page: https://www.facebook.com/sarahjanejusticewriting/

And a YouTube playlist of her spoken word live performances and poetry videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHl-sl03h3g&list=PLrRqFFiE1VDlHXuu-v2phsXie_zrFfNAO

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we explore pathology with the team from Clinpath; Dr Fergus Whitehead, Dr Devika Thomas, and Dr Travis Brown.

In case you missed it, The Adelaide Show Podcast is discussed in the current, May 2020 issue of SA Life Magazine.

The SA Drink Of The Week is a Whisky from Iniquity Whisky in Adelaide.

And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear from former guest, Alexandra Lopez, who has a song to share and a story to tell .

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we reflect on pre-emptive health or achieving health with less medicine, thanks to behavioural technology being developed in South Australia by Biomorphick. We'll chat to James Raison.

The Adelaide Show Podcast is discussed in the current, May 2020 issue of SA Life Magazine.

The SA Drink Of The Week is a Shiraz from the Barossa by Cat Amongst The Pigeons, with a guest taster.

We chat with AJ Davis (one of our voiceover angels) about her use of the City Of Adelaide's Minecraft world of Adelaide 1836 (she's featured in a Sunday Mail story on this topic, out today).

And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new old song from Thom Lion, and have a chat with him about writing songs of the heart in a time of Covid-19.

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In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we reflect on food security during a pandemic, with Juliet Tripodi and Anna Rugari from Rainbow Fresh, along with David Olney from the Blind Insights podcast talking about Sovereign Well-Being Capability so we can provide for ourselves in Australia during times like pandemics and war.

The SA Drink Of The Week is a magnificent Pinot Noir from New Zealand! Yes, don't adjust your sets. It's a long story that involves Ash Sinclair from Parade Cellars (who joins us) and Sam Neill from Two Paddocks wines.

And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear a new old song from Devil's Cabaret, along with interviewing Gerry Masi about the song and a letter he received from Peter Goers on behalf of the band in 1994.

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