What does it look like to build a life around conviction, doubt, and compassion - all at once?

In this episode of The Journey, Father Peter MacLeod Miller shares a path that moves from Sydney’s cathedral world, to working with homeless communities across the city and the outback, and eventually to becoming Rector at St Matthew’s Anglican Church in Albury.

But this isn’t simply a story about ministry or church leadership. It’s a conversation about questioning institutions from the inside, confronting the realities of human suffering, and continually reshaping what faith and service mean in a modern world.

From studying law while being drawn to the beauty of cathedral music, to working in some of Australia’s most vulnerable communities, Father Peter’s journey is anything but conventional.

What stands out most is his focus on people over systems - and compassion over certainty.

It’s an episode that invites you to reflect on belief, authority, and whether institutions truly serve the people they’re built for.
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What does it look like to travel the world… and then choose to slow down?

In this episode, John Garvin shares a journey that begins in a small fishing village in England and unfolds across London’s West End, the Caribbean, and the world of underwater filmmaking.

From performing nearly 2,000 shows on stage to training actors and working on major film productions, his career has taken some incredible turns.

But this isn’t just a story about adventure.

It’s about where that journey leads.

After years of global travel and high-level work, John made a decision many can relate to - stepping away from the fast pace to build a life grounded in family, community and balance.

Now based in Yackandandah in North East Victoria, he reflects on what it really means to feel at home.

A thoughtful and deeply human conversation about finding your own path - and choosing the life that matters most.

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Sandra Moon didn’t set out to build a career in radio.

Born in Wagga and raised in Deniliquin, her early path revolved around theatre, travel and adventure. She spent five years overseas, working as a tour guide and navigating life independently across Europe. But it was a moment of clarity following 9/11 that forced her to pause and ask, “What am I doing?”

That question brought her home - and unexpectedly into broadcasting.

It’s a warm, grounded conversation about curiosity, community and finding the work that feels right.

Real people. Real stories. Regional heart.
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Kade Brown’s journey is one of courage, community and balance.

In this episode of The Journey, Kade shares his path from growing up in Albury to owning Adrenaline Gym and bringing Grilled Burger Bar to the border. He speaks candidly about loss, leadership, family, and learning when - and how - to reprioritise life.

An honest conversation about backing yourself and knowing when it’s time to change direction.

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Former detective. Local leader. Reality TV favourite.

A life shaped by service, trauma, resilience and purpose.

In this episode, Graeme Simpfendorfer opens up about policing, the emotional toll of trauma, stepping away after 27 years, balancing family life, and finding new identity beyond the badge. A raw, honest and inspiring journey.

Local cricket tragic. Holbrook’s favourite son. Proud dad, grandfather, coach, commentator - and beekeeper!

In this episode of The Journey, Matt sits down with the endlessly positive and always entertaining Robbie Mackinlay, whose life has been shaped by sport, family and community.

Robbie shares stories from growing up on the farm at Mirrabooka, the fiercely competitive backyard cricket battles with his brothers, the values his parents instilled, and the deep connection he still holds with Holbrook. He opens up about premiership highs, heartbreaking losses, the joy of playing alongside his son Andrew, and why local footy and cricket matter more than most people realise.

This is the story of a man who has given decades to community sport - and loved every minute of it!

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Principal, coach, and proud dad - Damian Toohey shares his journey from Bathurst to Albury, raising champion swimmer Sienna Toohey, and why sport, education and community are at the heart of everything he does.

At its core, this is a story about community, opportunity and believing in potential - the kind of story that makes our region remarkable.

The Journey is proudly brought to you by BMG Partners, Radio 2AY, and AlburyCity, celebrating the stories of local legends and unsung heroes from across Albury-Wodonga.

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From nine AFL seasons with GWS, Richmond and the Gold Coast to playing for the Howlong Spiders back home on the Border, Anthony Miles has lived a life shaped by football.

In this episode of The Journey, Anthony opens up about the highs and heartbreaks of elite sport, including Richmond’s 2017 premiership season, and what it was like to rebuild his identity beyond the AFL “stats machine.” He shares the mindset lessons he gained from mentors like Emma Murray, the pull of family, community and country life, and why he’s now passionate about coaching and giving back locally. This is a story of resilience, purpose and perspective - proving that success isn’t just measured by premierships.

From documentary filmmaker to technical director, builder, woodcarver and mentor, Rob Scott has worn many creative hats. Best known for his decades at HotHouse Theatre - where Bobby’s Bar now bears his name - Rob has quietly shaped the cultural heartbeat of Albury-Wodonga.

In this episode of The Journey, Rob reflects on how a six-month film project with the Flying Fruit Fly Circus turned into 35 years in the region. He shares stories of collaboration, creativity, and community, and why the arts remain vital to a healthy society.

A warm, insightful conversation with a man whose legacy lives on in the lights, sets, and spirit of the stage.

Listen now and discover Rob’s journey.

From teacher’s college to bakeries, vineyards, and a thriving family business, Kay Perry’s journey is one of resilience, love, and legacy. In this heartfelt conversation, Kay shares how she and her husband built Olive Hills Estate from the ground up - and the joy of seeing their three children return home to continue the story.

🎧 Listen now to hear a true celebration of family, hard work, and following your heart.

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