 The host of this Hot Seat is new presenter Shabih, and his first guest was Mohammad Naeem, who came to Australia from Pakistan six years ago, and has chosen to live in Tasmania.

You'll hear about Mohammad’s journey to adapt to a new country, and why he now calls Tasmania home. The discussion turns to immigration, and what is the Australian culture from the immigrant’s viewpoint.

<a></a>&nbsp;The host of this Hot Seat is new presenter Shabih, and his first guest was Mohammad Naeem, who came to Australia from Pakistan six years ago, and has chosen to live in Tasmania.
You'll hear about Mohammad&rsquo;s journey to adapt to a new country, and why he now calls Tasmania home. The discussion turns to immigration, and what is the Australian culture from the immigrant&rsquo;s viewpoint.

Created at community radio station City Park Radio in Launceston, Tasmania.

... where you will meet someone from the Launceston community.

The Hot Seat, on City Park Radio

Created at Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio, that proudly provides local content in programs broadcast to northern Tasmania.

The Hot Seat profiles a different person each episode, exploring their life, career, hobbies, passions, and favourite music. Each guest in the Hot Seat either lives in, or has a connection with, northern Tasmania.

Created at Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio, that proudly provides local content in programs broadcast to northern Tasmania.
The Hot Seat profiles a different person each episode, exploring their life, career, hobbies, passions, and favourite music. Each guest in the Hot Seat either lives in, or has a connection with, northern Tasmania.

Mohammed Naeem

Local Launceston woman Maya Stocks talks to Rob Youngs about her journey to Australia. Before starting new chapters in Launceston, Maya grew up in Iran where her family was heavily impacted by the turbulence and chaos that followed the 1979 revolution. We learn of the challenges she overcame, and the humour and love that has carried her forward.

Local Launceston woman Maya Stocks talks to Rob Youngs about her journey to Australia. Before starting new chapters in Launceston, Maya grew up in Iran where her family was heavily impacted by the turbulence and chaos that followed the 1979 revolution. We learn of the challenges she overcame, and the humour and love that has carried her forward.

Maya Stocks

Denise Fletcher was a teacher and then worked in corporate finance, before having a 20 year career at the heart of Australian politics as a staffer. Her recent retirement has allowed the opportunity to finish her first fiction novel. The book is a rare glimpse behind people in political life.

You'll hear about how she found herself retiring back in Tasmania, as Denise Fletcher talks to Chris Sayer in The Hot Seat.

Denise Fletcher was a teacher and then&nbsp;worked in corporate finance, before having a 20 year career at the heart of Australian politics as a staffer. Her recent retirement has allowed the opportunity to finish her first fiction novel. The book is a rare glimpse behind people in political life.
You'll hear about how she found herself retiring back in Tasmania, as Denise Fletcher talks to Chris Sayer in The Hot Seat.

Denise Fletcher, author

John Ralph returns for a 2nd sitting in The Hot Seat. We find out just what’s happened in the eight years since his last appearance. Much of the discussion, however, centres on the Launceston Urban Fringe Trail, as the project has developed further to now include wheelchair access. Hear what John's been up to with his bagpipes as well. 

John Ralph returns for a 2nd sitting in The Hot Seat.&nbsp;We find out just what&rsquo;s happened in the eight years since his last appearance. Much of the discussion, however, centres on the Launceston Urban Fringe Trail, as the project has developed further to now include wheelchair access.&nbsp;Hear what John's been up to with his bagpipes as well.&nbsp;

Mohammed Naeem

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