Podcasts
Deadly Choices – Steve Renouf & Millie Phillips
Deadly Choices
DC RADIO IS BACK! Lizzie celebrates the first episode of the year with DC Ambassador Steve Renouf and IUIH’s Early Childhood Manager Millie Phillips! Catch up and join in on the laughs and fun as we yarn the upcoming Deadly Kindies Day Out on the 25th Jan in Townsville and what’s happening for Deadly Choices in 2020!
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Blues With A Feeling – First show for 2020
Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for the first edition of Blues With A Feeling for the year. New releases from Frank Bey, Sugar Blue, Poppa Chubby, Tinsley Ellis and more. Plus the first album feature for the new year, Mavis Staples and the Ben Harper produced “We Get By”.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – The Environmental Cowboy
Breakfast Show
In light of all that’s been going on in our country, Jamie and Clay yarn all things environment with the Environmental Cowboy. A must listen!
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Episode 17 – Truckin’ Hour
Features
Join me Marshall THE MILLION DOLLAR VOICE for another huge episode of the Truckin’ hour!!!
This week I’m driving you solo through your favourite truckin’ songs mixed with usual banter, requests and shout outs!
SEE YOU ON THE ROAD!!!!
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Clay’s beard comes OFF!!!!!
Breakfast Show
Friday 17th January 2020 Jamie Dunn helped Clay raise money for Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service (WIRES).
Clay mentioned in his previous broadcast the important work that WIRES does and wanted to help. Here are some photos from the Live Broadcast, click here for the full LIVE VIDEO
The full article can be found here.
2020-01-17 Brekky Show – Full live video of clays beard shave
If you want to donate straight to WIRES, here’s the link
Clay shaves his beard to help raise money NSW Wildlife
Breakfast Show
Our country is undergoing an extreme transformation. Between the lost lives, destroyed homes and endless toil from firefighters, our fauna is copping the brunt of it. Some native species are even facing extinction. Given nature’s ever prolonged restoration, I’d love to raise some money for the Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service (WIRES).
WIRES is the largest wildlife rescue & rehabilitation charity in Australia. It is a non-profit organisation providing rescue and rehabilitation for all native Australian fauna. All animal rescuers and carers are volunteers.
Post Bushfires in December of 2019, I saw possibly my last wild koala in Iluka NSW. The poor thing had lost most of its hair, but it was still roaming for food and fully mobile. Some creatures don’t get off this lucky. That’s why I’ve chosen to donate to WIRES and lose some hair myself.
This Friday 17th of January at 8:10 am live on the Brekky show, the beard is Going!
If you want to donate straight to WIRES, here’s the link
https://www.wires.org.au/donate/online
Every bit counts and feel free to Give Jamie, Emma and myself a call between 5 am to 9 am on 38920188, to let us know if you’ve donated.
Soul survivor. Spotted in Iluka, a koala with no fur left after the bush fires. In November 2019,
2020-01-15 Brekky Show live in the studio with Jamie Dunn, Clay Cassar-Daley and Emma Mac speak about why Clay is shaving his beard.
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Episode 16 – Truckin’ Hour
Interviews
Join me Marshall The Million Dollar Voice Watego for the first Truckinhour of 2020!
I’ll be playing all your Truckin favourites mixed with my usual cheeky banter!
SEE YOU ON THE ROAD!!!
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Healing Country with Fire
Features
In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with the CEO of Firesticks Alliance Oliver Costello from the Bundjalung nation, on the 9th of January Firesticks Alliance launched a fundraiser campaign called ‘’ Empower Firesticks Practitioners to restore cultural fire” we also talked about the fires in New South Wales and Victoria.
Copyright Firesticks. Traditional dance workshop at the Dhungala National Indigenous Fire workshop 2019
Copyright Firesticks. Firesticks Practitioner and Yorta Yorta man Ralph Hume tends the welcoming fire at the Dhungala National Indigenous Fire workshop 2019
Copyright Firesticks. Firesticks Practitioner and Gumea-Dharrawal man Jacob Morris tending the Cultural Burn at the Bundanon National Indigenous Fire workshop 2018.
Oliver Costello starting a fire with Firesticks. Copyright Firesticks. Firesticks Practitioner and Bundjalung man Oliver Costello starting a cultural fire with Firesticks at the Dorrobee Grass workshop, Bundjalung Country, Dunoon 2019
ENGAGE with Firesticks at: www.firesticks.org.au
DONATE to our campaign: https://chuffed.org/project/firesticks-alliance
FOLLOW on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/firesticksalliance/
CONNECT on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/firesticks.alliance.network/
WATCH the Living Knowledge Place films: https://vimeo.com/user12381768
LISTEN to Right Country – Right Fire podcasts: https://www.firesticks.org.au/podcasts/
SEE the film and report from 2018 NIFW: http://www.firesticks.org.au/bundanon-2018/
JOIN the FIRESTICKS ALLIANCE: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3MJBWMZ
ENGAGE our services: https://www.firesticks.org.au/community/alliance/engage-with-the-alliance/
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Jessica Emily Odgers performers her single ‘Hot Mess’
Breakfast Show
Missed Summer Brekky this morning? No worries! Just click here to hear Tari, Lizzie and Marshall yarn with country muso Jessica Emily Odgers about her trip to Nashville, an upcoming gig at Tamworth Country Music Festival, a game of “word association” – PLUS hear Jess play an exclusive live session performance of her single ‘Hot Mess’ coming out this Mid February!
Jessica Emily Odgers – Hot Mess
Marshall, Lizzie, Jessica Emily Odgers and Tari
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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with Neil Morris Musician from hip-hop project DRMNOW based in Melbourne. On Thursday the 2nd of January, Neil started an online fundraiser with GoFundMe that would support Aboriginal Communities in New South Wales, and Victoria affected Fires that have been raging for the last six weeks. To date, the Fundraiser has raised $624,269 on its way to goal amount $1,000,000.
Fire Relief Fund for First Nations Communities
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