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In this episode, Neil chats to Barossa-based creator of powerful words for female founders, Angela Pickett from Tanunda in South Australia.
Local Government Area: Barossa
Website: www.angelapickett.com.au
In this episode, Neil chats to social media marketer, Katharine Crane from Kapunda in South Australia.
Local Government Area: Light
Website: www.cranecreative.com.au
In this episode, Neil chats with website designer and small business marketer, Meredith Paige from Tuncurry in New South Wales.
Local Government Area: Mid-Coast
Website: www.meredithpaige.me
In this episode, Neil chats to mother, farmer and writer, Natasha Lobban from Eldorado in Victoria.
Local Government Area: Wangaratta
Website: www.iheartfarming.com.au
In this episode, Neil chats to founder of Rural Child Health, Rebecca Bradshaw from Jackson in Queensland.
Local Government Area: Maranoa
Website: www.ruralchildhealth.com.au
In this episode, Neil chats to financial advisor and Dad, Tim Plumridge from Mildura in Victoria.
Local Government Area: Mildura
In this episode, Neil chats to new local business owner and supporter of all things local, Teresa Boughton from Moree in New South Wales.
Local Government Area: Moree Plains
Website: www.tidytoat.com.au
In this episode, Neil chats to change manager and aspiring permaculturalist, Tracy Kelly from Claude Road in Tasmania.
Local Government Area: Kentish
In this episode, Neil chats to Shire President and "routinely chaotic and adaptable farmer", Mike Walmsley from Waroona in Western Australia.
Local Government Area: Waroona
Website: www.waroona.wa.gov.au
In this episode, Neil chats to founder of WorkLife and passionate supporter of local not-for-profits, Kate Dezarnaults from Berry in New South Wales.
Local Government Area: Shoalhaven
Website: www.worklife.org.au
From the publisher's feed
Did you know that almost 10 million Australians live outside of the major metropolitan cities and suburbs?
And every single one of those 10 million people have a story to tell - a story about themselves, their family, their town or their region. In The Regional 250, we will chat to 250 of those people, learn about their town or region and let them tell their story in a relaxed "podversational" style.
And to ensure that we cover as much of Australia as we can, we are going to limit ourselves to one podversation per Local Government Area (LGA) across Australia. That means that we'll cover 250 rural cities, towns, boroughs and shires from right across the country.
There'll be happy stories and sad stories. There'll be funny episodes and serious ones, too. But they'll be genuine. They'll be interesting. They'll be real.
And we can't wait to bring The Regional 250 to you.