With the exception of South Australia, every state of Australia has had a female Premier, all of whom have represented the Australian Labor Party.

Tonight, our special guest is the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister For Health, Leesa Vlahos.

Leesa shares her journey to politics and belief in her role in the political process and along the way we learn of her influences and challenges.

Leesa has also provided the SA Drink Of The week.

Later in the show, she'll be asked to robe up and be a guest judge in The Adelaide Visa Council.

Given we are in the hallowed halls of parliament, Nigel has pulled together a politics-themed IS IT NEWS

George Inglis has his thought for the week.

Our music this week is from Kylie Brice Trio - Journey To Myself

In the MADE TO MOVE MINUTE, Max Martin discusses food for humans: the food industry's experiment with a dodgy ethics department..

And David Washington from In Daily will start the show with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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If Adelaide is the festival state then Kelly Noble is the festival person.

Kelly is one of the fixtures in Adelaide's social scene and lives her light in the spotlight.

Tonight, we spend time getting to know the woman behind the persona and hopefully pick up some fashion and socialising tips ourselves.

Kelly also provides the SA Drink Of The week.

Later in the show, she'll get to robe up and be a guest judge in The Adelaide Visa Council.

Nigel has pulled together a celebrity-themed IS IT NEWS

George Inglis has a bit to say about compulsory maths and ingrained sexism.

Our music this week is from Australia's first pop girl group with disabilities: THE SISTERS OF INVENTION

In the MADE TO MOVE MINUTE, Max Martin explains why being out of pain doesn't always mean you are better.

And David Washington from In Daily will start the show with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Steve's old high school, Woodville High, turns 100 years old this year. And a famous old scholar will be back in town to MC the gala dinner over the June long weekend, and that person is Bryan Dawe.

Most of us know Bryan as one half of Clarke And Dawe, the political satirists who do mock interviews for the ABC but tonight we find out about his Woody High days.

This has inspired George Inglis to rant on the politics of comedy and the comedy of politics.

And then Nigel challenges the great satirist in IS IT NEWS?

In the MADE TO MOVE MINUTE, Max Martin looks at health amnesia.

The team from Sunday Assembly Adelaide return with a thought for the week: Opposable Thumbs.

Our music is by locally based and internally renowned songwriter, Steve Foster. His new song is for a special production about ADELAIDE on this weekend; Adelaide Knows Who She Is. The HATS INC group is behind this weekend's show and our wine this week is from there home base up in Clare.

And David Washington from In Daily will start the show with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Tonight we dive deep into health issues.

Firstly, spinal cord imaging research at SAHMRI being undertaken with support of the Neil Sachse Foundation. Neil joins us along with key participants Professor Brian Freeman and Prab Takhar.

Secondly, we meet local woman and mum, Ainsley Machonicie who has lived with MS for many years but is now embarking on a stem cell process to halt the disease and possibly reverse it.

In Time To Think, George Inglis, reflects on SAHMRI - an organisation he LOVES with a passion.

In IS IT NEWS, Nigel unlocks the medical vault with stories from the health sector spanning the last 60 years

Max Martin argues that we should be doing winter exercise and not be scared of a little rain.

You can also win a Wicks Estate Adelaide Hills Shiraz this week, thanks to the Arkaba Hotel.

And did you know Bob Dylan was born in Adelaide. He was, and we have musical proof.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Tonight's show is something different - a 5-course degustation of food, wine, beer, and competitive chatter between Denham D'Silva from Barossa Valley Brewing and Emily Hay from Turkey Flat Wines.

The podcast will share snippets of the pre-course descriptions of the beverages and the food followed by the voting, then we get to sit down with Denham for a longer chat about making beer in the Barossa.

Denham and Emily also put their local credentials on the line, competing in IS IT NEWS.

Max Martin finds a possible silver lining from a tragic exercise accident.

Allison Russell from History SA joins us for the Adelaide Visa Council (originally recorded during her stint in episode 87 but we've had no time for it until this week).

Andy Zaltzmann, comedian, satirist and co-star of The Bugle Podcast has been a guest on this show during his recent Adelaide tour but I just found some snippets of his Aussie show in which he does a pun run using Australian cities and his creative way of using Adelaide just needed to be in the show to round off his generosity of being part of our podcast.

Brett Monten joins us for this week's song: a sneak listen to Derek by Fergus Maximus' CD due to be launched later in May.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Lord Mayor, Martin Haese, joins us to talk about his time in the role thus far, plans for the future and an overview of current topics engaging the city.

While on things, City Of Adelaide, David from Sunday Assembly has based his thought for the week on the Adelaide City Library.

Ian Horne from the Australian Hotels Association discusses the hotel scene in this town and we ask whether the emergence of pop up bars means its last drinks for the establishment

In IS IT NEWS, Nigel infuses the questions with a drinking, pokie and music theme

Joe Noone from Fork On The Road chips in with some thoughts on behalf of mobile vendors, and he sets the scene regarding the mobile hospitality culture in Adelaide.

Ironically, our musician this week is barely old enough to be in a hotel, it's a young guy who is turning heads: Jesse Davidson.

Max Martin reviews THAT SUGAR MOVIE

You can also win a Hentley Farm Grenache Rose this week, thanks to the Arkaba Hotel.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Allison Russell from History SA joins us tonight to take us through a number of History SA projects and stories from South Australia's past just in time for Anzac Day, including a new project, Bar Yarns.

Allison particularly concentrates on how WWI was experienced here in South Australia.

Nigel picks up the Anzac theme in our historic news quiz, IS IT NEWS, and uncovers some blatant racism, censorship and 1,000 asses.

In the Made to Move Minute, Max Martin talks about Exercise as a diffuser of stress for our veterans.

David from Sunday Assembly Adelaide reflects on the SUN.

Our music tonight will lighten the mood - it's from Mr Goodnight with Walk Away.

The SA Drink Of The Week comes all the way from a Port Lincoln winery this week.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Tim Pine joins us to talk about film making in Adelaide and how video killed his rising radio star!

He'll take us on a deep dive into his latest film, the video clip for Bill Parton Trio's song, Stalker Man, which we'll feature again as our track of the week.

We also talk to John Murch about Capril - have you been wearing your cape this month?

Nigel tests our knowledge in IS IT NEWS.

In the Made to Move Minute, Max Martin talks about a Never Wasted Workout.

Our wine is a Pinot Noir from Tim Knappstein, thanks to The Arkaba Hotel.

David from Sunday Assembly Adelaide reflects on the World's Greatest Computer.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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Tonight, we reflect on the Reclaim Adelaide march over the weekend and the counter march.

Special guest, Andrew Andrews shares his perspective on Australia and the role of immigrants, as well as taking you backstage into the birth and growth of youth station, Fresh 92.7.

We call a sitting of the Adelaide Visa Council.

Nigel tests our knowledge in IS IT NEWS.

In the Made to Move Minute, Max Martin continues his Too Busy NOT To Exercise series with: Keeping Active While Travelling

George Inglis shares thoughts on the toxic cost of our materialist and gadget-coveting society.

Music is from local unit Funk Latin Union because it's the closest we get to fusion dance while we have Mr Fresh FM in the studio.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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This week we record live at Kytons Bakery, Edwardstown, during their Hot X Bun production overload.

While we're here, we have Sharon Sutton, co-owner of Kytons Bakery, sit with us to talk about baking, food labelling, new product development and wine.

You heard that correctly. Sharon is multidisciplinary and was able to join us for the SA Drink Of The Week , thanks to the Arkaba Hotel

You also hear about Steve's April Fools' coffee stunt which made The Advertiser.

We have part TWO of our chat with political satirist, Andy Zaltzmann, who was in Adelaide the weekend before last for a sold out comedy gig at the Rhino Room.

In the Made to Move Minute, Max Martin gives us some tips on surviving Easter, while in Time to Think, George Inglis reflects on Adelaide Oval vs the MCG.

The music from Todd Sibbin and the Acadian Driftwood is topical, while recording in a bakery with, The Crying Cook and the Bleeding Head Chef.

And we start with David Washington from In Daily with the midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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