The Community Chat Show
Finding your voice, finding your people: Guildford Songfest & Seasoned and Sassy
On this episode, we explore the power of music, connection and community:Bruce Christie joins us to talk about Guildford Songfest, its 40+ choirs and the inspiring groups bringing people together through song. Then Anne Maree Ryan-Reed tells us about Seasoned and Sassy and how a simple coffee and …
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Community, connection and Carnaby’s: two inspiring conversations
Ally fromBefriend talks about helping people find their tribe, discover new interests and turn ideas into communities. Then we turn our attention to Emma Malloch fromPerth NRM, who shares what’s being done to protect one of Perth’s most iconic birds: the Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo. We chat nesting b…
2:40:26
Lost Trades, Local Legends and Community Connections
This weekend, the historic Midland Railway Workshops comes alive with Lost Trades of Yesteryear, hosted by the Hand Tool Preservation Society. Nigel Burgess joins us to share what visitors can expect and why preserving traditional skills and craftsmanship matters. We also catch up with Freddy, ho…
2:59:59
From teacher to storyteller - Christine Begovich tells us why stories still matter: the power of books, culture and connection.
Storyteller and former educator Christine Begovich shares her remarkable journey from the classroom to the library and beyond, inspiring generations of children through books, literacy and the timeless power of storytelling. She also gives a preview of the upcoming Tales of Togetherness event in t…
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Meet the locals making our community stronger: Mark Richards from the Bellevue Ratepayers Assoc and radio hosts Ben & Freddie
Building a stronger Bellevue Mark Richards and Belinda Howlett from the Bellevue Residents and Ratepayers Association share how local volunteers and community connections make a real difference in Bellevue. Community champions on air Ben and Freddy from Ellenbrook community radio join us to tal…
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From line dancing to dementia care — Debbie Leigh Graves and Samgiita Hope reveal the power of community
Discover the joy, connection and community behind the growing line dancing movement with Debbie Leigh Graves from Dancers United. We chat about how this vibrant dance community is brings people together, builds friendships and creates spaces where everyone can belong. Then we dive into a uniquely …
3:00:00
Abby from Erica Women's Centre - Ben Kelly and Len Dundo - Swan United Football Club
First, Abby Hanley from ERICA Women's Centre in Midland joins us to share how they're building stronger communities and providing vital support for women and families across our region. Then, we head to Swan United Football Club, where President Ben Kelly and club legend Len Dundo reflect on footb…
3:00:00
Boosting confidence with Dressed for Success - and a positive passion project from Womenz Empowered Futures
Natalie Sangalli, CEO – Dressed for Success WA and Chaynika Sethi chat about giving practical support and a boost of confidence during life’s important transitions Great mates Isobel Nicholson and Cathryn Byrne-King talk about the passion behind their new project: Womenz Empowered Futures 9:30 a…
2:51:35
Dementia care advocate Janice & beauty queen Tshakoyi: care & the courage to be curious
9:30am - 10:30am Janice O'Shea founder of the Swan Valley Memory Cafe that creates a safe, welcoming space for people living with dementia—and their carers 10.30 am - 11.30an Tshakoyi Ndjeka is an Australian Galaxy Pageants National Finalist who inspires others to be curious and step out of their…
2:38:50
Bushfire Recovery and Community Savings in Action: Perth NRM and Swan View Toy Library
9:30 - 10.30am : Karyn Hodby from Perth NRM tells us how remarkable bushfire recovery has happened in the wake of the Wooroloo fires thanks to people, partnerships and learning to work with nature. 10:30 - 11.30am: Saving money and building community is what toy libraries are all about and Tr…
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