9:00 am - The Community Chat Show

10:00 am - The Community Chat Show

11:00 am - The Community Chat Show

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 football, friendship, and an extraordinary legacy, following the recent naming of a grandstand in Len's honour.

9:30 am - 10.30am   Abby Hanley from Erica Women's Centre 

10:30 am - 11.30am   Ben Kelly and Len Dundo

 

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 football, friendship, and an extraordinary legacy, following the recent naming of a grandstand in Len's honour.
9:30 am - 10.30am&nbsp; &nbsp;Abby Hanley from Erica Women's Centre&nbsp;
10:30 am - 11.30am&nbsp; &nbsp;Ben Kelly and Len Dundo
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Join in the conversation each and every Monday from 9am to Midday with Rashelle as she hosts The Community Chat Show.

Join in the conversation each and every Monday from 9am to Midday with Rashelle as she hosts The Community Chat Show.

The Community Chat Show - with Rashelle Predovnik

The Community Chat Show

Abby from Erica Women's Centre - Ben Kelly and Len Dundo - Swan United Football Club

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 conversation can create friendships and help people stay connected as life changes.

 

9:30 am - 10.30am Bruce Christie - Guildford Songfest

10:30 am - 11.30am 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 conversation can create friendships and help people stay connected as life changes.
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9:30 am - 10.30am Bruce Christie - Guildford Songfest
10:30 am - 11.30am Seasoned and Sassy
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Finding your voice, finding your people: Guildford Songfest & Seasoned and Sassy

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 boxes and habitat planting to creates safer places for them to feed, breed and move through our suburbs.

Join us for two inspiring conversations about finding connections with people, places and the natural world around us.

 

 9:30 am -  10.30am Ally from Befriend 

10:30 am - 11.30am Emma Malloch from Perth Natural Resources Management

 

Ally from Befriend talks about helping people find their tribe, discover new interests and turn ideas into communities.
Then we turn our attention to Emma Malloch from Perth NRM, who shares what&rsquo;s being done to protect one of Perth&rsquo;s most iconic birds: the Carnaby&rsquo;s Black-Cockatoo. We chat nesting boxes and habitat planting to creates safer places for them to feed, breed and move through our suburbs.
Join us for two inspiring conversations about finding connections with people, places and the natural world around us.
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&nbsp;9:30 am -&nbsp; 10.30am Ally from Befriend&nbsp;
10:30 am - 11.30am Emma Malloch from Perth Natural Resources Management
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Community, connection and Carnaby’s: two inspiring conversations

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, host of Community Matters, to hear about the great work being done by Swan Community Connect and the positive impact it’s having across the local community.

 

9:00 am - 10.30 Nigel Burgess - Hand Tools Preservation Society

10.30 - 11.30:  Freddy from Swan Community Connect 

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, host of&nbsp;Community Matters, to hear about the great work being done by Swan Community Connect and the positive impact it&rsquo;s having across the local community.
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9:00 am - 10.30 Nigel Burgess - Hand Tools Preservation Society
10.30 - 11.30:&nbsp; Freddy from Swan Community Connect&nbsp;

Abby from Erica Women's Centre - Ben Kelly and Len Dundo - Swan United Football Club

The Community Chat Show - with Rashelle Predovnik

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