Weekdays

Lockie had a chat with Sue Joy this mornings and they spoke about her delicious Almond butter cookies. Have a look here at the recipe, https://susanjoyfultable.com/recipes/slices-cookies/almond-butter-cookies/

Today is St Bartholomew’s Day. This day celebrates the work of St Bartholomew and also recognises the work St Barts does in the community to help those who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing homelessness. 10,000 people experience homelessness in WA and over 14,000 are on the wait list for social housing, and 4,300 people access specialist homelessness services every day. Lockie had a chat with Saint Barts Chaplain, Ross Jones and they spoke about how St. Bart's help people and how we can commemorate St. Bartholomew's Day. 

Bec had a chat with Danielle who is one of the pastors at Hillsongs Church here in Perth and today they spoke about vulnerability. 

Bec had her regular chat with Craig Hunter who is the deputy principle are Rehoboth Christian College and they spoke about homework and how we as parents can help our kids get motivated in doing it. 

Sue Joy from the Joyful Table joined Bec in the studio and they spoke about her recipe that is nut and egg free biscuits.

Surprising new research reveals Aussie seller satisfaction continues to increase nationwide, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. This has become an indication of a resilient property market. Joining Bec in the studio was David Snell from One Agency North and he discussed this in more detail.

Bec had a chat with Amanda from Kin Women and the spoke about kids, families and the consumer chain of our clothes and where they come from.

Red Nose Day is happening today, the 14th August! Hear what Jane Wiggill who is a Chief Midwife at Red Nose Australia had to say about how different it will be this year considering the conditions we are currently living in.

Despite international travel being off the cards for 2020, new research reveals almost 11 million[1] Aussies are keen to learn a new language as two-thirds of the population have admitted to having more free time than ever before.

The research reveals a shift in the way Aussies are preparing and consuming their daily coffee. Coffee machine sales have more than doubled compared to this time last year and whole bean sales have grown by double digits.

With more than 90% of Aussies now making their daily coffee at home, Lavazza Australia and Duolingo are encouraging Aussies to learn a new language in just five minutes a day – the same amount of time it takes to enjoy a cup of coffee.

Italian (27%) came out on top as the most popular language studied by Aussies, followed by Spanish (24%) and French (22%). This comes as the language app experienced a 190% increase in new users during the month of March when Australia first went into lockdown, with two-thirds of Aussies reporting that learning from home was easier and more efficient than in person.

To celebrate the launch of their new whole bean collection, Espresso Barista, Lavazza is looking to help Australians create the perfect barista-level coffee at home while making the most of their desire to learn Italian.

Bec had a chat with James Schultz from Norseman who also appeard on Shaun Micallef's "On the Sauce", sharing about the positive change they have brought to their community. Him and his borther Les Schultz are both part of the ministry team of Indigenous Minitries Australia and the Norseman Church of Christ.