We’ve got Paul Reynolds from Whisky Creek Distilling Co on the podcast!

Hear about Paul’s journey into distilling and how he became an award-winning distiller almost, sort of, overnight. 

We chat about his vision for Whisky Creek, what makes his distillery unique, and how even the currawongs play a part in the story. We also find out why Dorrigo is  the greatest place on the planet for distilling.

Plus, as always, plenty of the usual rubbish that you've grown to love.

Get around it!

Episode 64 is an absolute belter! We debut our brand-new segment Does It Go in the Fridge?, reveal our favourite chocolate, bring you another Whoopsie of the Week, cover the latest in the Sports Report, dive into From the Feedbox, and head out to Dunny with Mick for another edition of Mick in the Sticks. We also chat about festoon lighting, along with plenty of other utter nonsense that somehow made it into the show.

Episode 63 is here, and we're introducing two brand-new segments!

First up is Local Listener of the Week, where we give a shout-out to one of the legends who supports the show.

Then there's City Boy in the Bush, where you can join Mickey Z as he stumbles his way through life in Dundurrabin, proving he knows absolutely nothing about the bush.

Plus all the usual rubbish!

This week on Episode 62, we’re joined live in the studio by Berko from the Chamber of Commerce to chat about the community forum he recently organised and the conversations coming out of it.

We also tackle a couple of big questions: Do you believe in bad luck? And are we getting enough in return for the rates we pay?

Plus, we’ve got all the latest news and sport from around the Plateau.

All this and more rubbish on Episode 62 of The Dorrigo Podcast! 🎙️

Episode 61 of TDP asks the big questions: what type of “hello” guy are you? Are the photos of Ebor Falls actually fake? Are feral animals slowly taking over the world? And can Howie mention his Europe trip at least three times in a single episode? All this, plus plenty more absolute rubbish, on this week’s episode of TDP.

Episode 60 is here and it’s a big one. Howie jumps in, Mickey K finally settles the Great Servo Debate with some long-overdue common sense, and we’ve got a Rangers special lined up.

Marengo Beef of the Week takes aim at speaker phone offenders, and the Question of the Week might cause a few arguments — how much consultation is actually required before bringing home a pet?

All that plus the usual nonsense. Get around it.

New episode of our Voices of the Plateau series...

This week, we hang out with world-famous, award-winning chef Simon Jones — owner of Charlie’s On Church in Bellingen.

From NATO bases to stepping into Michael Jordan’s backyard, to Bermuda, New York, Canada, the High Seas and eventually landing right here on the Plateau, Simon’s journey is nothing short of incredible. 

All that and plenty of other rubbish on Episode 59 of TDP.

In Episode 58, the boys tackle the big debate: has Easter officially become the best holiday of the year? We also dive into the latest news, chat all things sport, and check in with Mayor Steve for an update on what’s happening along Waterfall Way.

Episode 57 dives into the growing fuel crisis and what it really means beyond the headlines. Mickey K breaks down how rising fuel costs and supply issues are hitting hardest out on the farm—where every litre counts. From running machinery to transporting goods, he unpacks the daily challenges farmers are facing, the tough decisions being made, and how it’s reshaping rural life. 

The boys are back — and as autumn settles in across Dorrigo, so does the usual nonsense from Mick and Mick... and a special, young guest.

This week we chat fuel prices, with talk they could be heading north again thanks to the shenanigans in the Middle East. We dive into sport, where a genuine local legend has officially earned himself a place in the Dorrigo Podcast Hall of Fame.

Plus, we cold call our favourite councillor for a live update on Waterfall Way because that’s just how we do things.

There’s also some breaking sad but exciting news and plenty of other rubbish as the boys return to normal transmission.