Another week, another Phatt. This morning Brett and Keith got off to a flying start with Keith making headway on the push-up challenge where they will both be doing 3,307 push-ups to raise funds and awareness for Lifeline Loddon Mallee.
That start made, they got stuck into the day with their usual banter before hitting "I Don't Know Yet" where Keith got close to a pass mark from the brilliant tracks picked by Brett, and then they scooted on into "This Is Mine" where Brett got to spin a recent purchase of Midnight Oil's Species Deceases.
In the Community Conversation this week, they chatted with Dr Dill Dooreemeah and cancer patient Justin about Bowel Cancer awareness and the importance of early detection. This is a vital conversation and well worth a listen.
Missed it? You can listen back via the Pheonix FM Omny on-demand platform.

Another week, another Phatt. This morning Brett and Keith got off to a flying start with Keith making headway on the push-up challenge where they will both be doing 3,307 push-ups to raise funds and awareness for Lifeline Loddon Mallee. That start made, they got stuck into the day with their usual banter before hitting "I Don't Know Yet" where Keith got close to a pass mark from the brilliant tracks picked by Brett, and then they scooted on into "This Is Mine" where Brett got to spin a recent purchase of Midnight Oil's Species Deceases. In the Community Conversation this week, they chatted with Dr Dill Dooreemeah and cancer patient Justin about Bowel Cancer awareness and the importance of early detection. This is a vital conversation and well worth a listen. Missed it? You can listen back via the Pheonix FM Omny on-demand platform.

The Phatt  - 3  June 2026

And so comes another Wednesday morning and another thrilling edition of The Phatt. They may not have had any special guests this week, but Brett and Keith still managed to ensure your morning was as bright as could be.
There were some fascinating tracks that had Keith's measure during "I Don't Know Yet", but what a collection of great Australian music to get a sampling of! In "This Is Mine", Keith spun a track from Mark Gillespie's 1980 debut album Only Human, a rare cracker of an Australian album.
And so, another week passes, but it was another week brightened up by the banter from Bendigo's best - The Phatt.

And so comes another Wednesday morning and another thrilling edition of The Phatt. They may not have had any special guests this week, but Brett and Keith still managed to ensure your morning was as bright as could be. There were some fascinating tracks that had Keith's measure during "I Don't Know Yet", but what a collection of great Australian music to get a sampling of! In "This Is Mine", Keith spun a track from Mark Gillespie's 1980 debut album Only Human, a rare cracker of an Australian album. And so, another week passes, but it was another week brightened up by the banter from Bendigo's best - The Phatt.

The Phatt  - 27  May 2026

It's another midweek morning in Bendigo and another morning of The Phatt coming right at you. For once Keith managed to get on the plus side of the ledger in "I Don't Know Yet", guessing two artists and tracks right off, and getting two more artists right for a strong outcome. Brett delayed his spin of a vinyl until the second hour as their guest, Cr. Aaron Spong unfortunately had a mishap with a kangaroo, but that gave the fellas plenty of waffle time, and waffle they did. Another stellar episode (Event?) of The Phatt!

It's another midweek morning in Bendigo and another morning of The Phatt coming right at you. For once Keith managed to get on the plus side of the ledger in "I Don't Know Yet", guessing two artists and tracks right off, and getting two more artists right for a strong outcome. Brett delayed his spin of a vinyl until the second hour as their guest, Cr. Aaron Spong unfortunately had a mishap with a kangaroo, but that gave the fellas plenty of waffle time, and waffle they did. Another stellar episode (Event?) of The Phatt!

The Phatt  - 20  May 2026

Another excellent morning (as always) on The Phatt as Brett and Keith got Wednesday off to the start that only they can provide. Keith did pretty well in "I Don't Know Yet", amazingly getting a pass mark this time around, and they then gave obscure Aussie 60's beat band The Throb a spin in "This Is Mine" before jumping into the second hour and a great chat with Kate Stone and Ivan Sun about the Castlemaine Theatre Company production Camp Darwin. This sounds a fascinating play and well worth checking out.
The Phatt - the only Wednesday morning you need.

Another excellent morning (as always) on The Phatt as Brett and Keith got Wednesday off to the start that only they can provide. Keith did pretty well in "I Don't Know Yet", amazingly getting a pass mark this time around, and they then gave obscure Aussie 60's beat band The Throb a spin in "This Is Mine" before jumping into the second hour and a great chat with Kate Stone and Ivan Sun about the Castlemaine Theatre Company production Camp Darwin. This sounds a fascinating play and well worth checking out. The Phatt - the only Wednesday morning you need.

The Phatt  - 13  May 2026

As always, deeply intellectual discussions are never the order of the day on The Phatt, even though Brett and Keith do their level best to appear like they are a couple of smarty-pants. This morning was no exception to that rule as they did their usual early banter before hitting some music with "I Don't Know Yet" and then Brett got to spin a vinyl from his collection with Mightiest of Guns. They also ran through a list of well-known Australian songs that are turning 60 this year (wow, that's almost as old as Keith!).
Thankfully in the second hour they got a bit smarter when they were joined by Chris Dalton, Chair of Bendigo Winter Night Shelter to talk about how they have progressed since they last spoke a year back - it's great to hear about the brilliant work they are doing for those who are sleeping rough in our community. You can check out what you can do to help them by visiting their website at https://www.bwns.org.au/ 



 

As always, deeply intellectual discussions are never the order of the day on The Phatt, even though Brett and Keith do their level best to appear like they are a couple of smarty-pants. This morning was no exception to that rule as they did their usual early banter before hitting some music with "I Don't Know Yet" and then Brett got to spin a vinyl from his collection with Mightiest of Guns. They also ran through a list of well-known Australian songs that are turning 60 this year (wow, that's almost as old as Keith!). Thankfully in the second hour they got a bit smarter when they were joined by Chris Dalton, Chair of Bendigo Winter Night Shelter to talk about how they have progressed since they last spoke a year back - it's great to hear about the brilliant work they are doing for those who are sleeping rough in our community. You can check out what you can do to help them by visiting their website at <a href="https://www.bwns.org.au/">https://www.bwns.org.au/&nbsp;</a> 
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The Phatt  - 6  May 2026

it's almost the end of April and here's another scintillating edition of The Phatt on Phoenix FM 106.7 at 7 a.m. Wednesday morning.

As always Brett and Keith  were doing the things that only they do including messing around with music knowledge at 7:30 as Brett did his best to stump Keith in "I Don't Know Yet" and close to 8:00 Keith got to spin a track from one of his all-time Australian vinyls during "This Is Mine", giving Layman's Day by Matt Finish a spin.

Unfortunately their guest Lisa Renato, CEO of Lifeline Loddon Mallee couldn't make it in to talk about the Push Up Challenge taking place from 3rd to 26th of June, where participants take on 3,307 push-ups over 23 days, representing the 3,307 lives lost to suicide in Australia in 2024. But the fellas still chatted the hour away, talking about the Phoenix FM push-up team that they've started. This will be good!

The Phatt - Wednesday mornings done better than the week before.

it's almost the end of April and here's another scintillating edition of The Phatt on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/phoenixfmbendigo?__cft__[0]=AZYiEeEXSzcyO-L4RPBqAICAyPAsxr86tA8yR2UUn_61KGAM1Eou32V6D9SM-q8VzaCqmqFd5Jx8ILTw-swO9zjnCKzc6wFyzu7jesqF2937pcIfcj1uQ0-CiFaZ5ueXIZPU4qQBFx-dheyTUpIuU59AmWTjLVNhcxKFkJ0JA40SHQyUGcT3skstWUIg_AF3pjE3nFd5e83yHLfDjOglYVTUV36-k4eI2QrkLhkr9VOc0w&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Phoenix FM 106.7</a> at 7 a.m. Wednesday morning.
As always Brett and Keith&nbsp; were doing the things that only they do including messing around with music knowledge at 7:30 as Brett did his best to stump Keith in "I Don't Know Yet" and close to 8:00 Keith got to spin a track from one of his all-time Australian vinyls during "This Is Mine", giving Layman's Day by Matt Finish a spin.
Unfortunately their guest Lisa Renato, CEO of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/lifelinelm?__cft__[0]=AZYiEeEXSzcyO-L4RPBqAICAyPAsxr86tA8yR2UUn_61KGAM1Eou32V6D9SM-q8VzaCqmqFd5Jx8ILTw-swO9zjnCKzc6wFyzu7jesqF2937pcIfcj1uQ0-CiFaZ5ueXIZPU4qQBFx-dheyTUpIuU59AmWTjLVNhcxKFkJ0JA40SHQyUGcT3skstWUIg_AF3pjE3nFd5e83yHLfDjOglYVTUV36-k4eI2QrkLhkr9VOc0w&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Lifeline Loddon Mallee</a> couldn't make it in to talk about the Push Up Challenge taking place from 3rd to 26th of June, where participants take on 3,307 push-ups over 23 days, representing the 3,307 lives lost to suicide in Australia in 2024. But the fellas still chatted the hour away, talking about the Phoenix FM push-up team that they've started. This will be good!
The Phatt - Wednesday mornings done better than the week before.

The Phatt  - 29  April 2026

It's another week - the sun is shining and Bendigo is looking it's glorious best. And, speaking of glorious best, The Phatt poked it's head up again to give everyone's midweek morning the boost it undoubtedly needed. 
Brett and Keith were at their Aus musical best as always, with "I Don't Know Yet" where Brett tried to stump Keith's musical knowledge, and in "This Is Mine" where it was Brett's turn to spin a tune from a real, authentic, fair dinkum vinyl record from his collection.
And in the second hour they were joined by City of Greater Bendigo Councillor, former Mayor, Cr Andrea Metcalf for a good chat about what's happening at council and around our community.

It's another week - the sun is shining and Bendigo is looking it's glorious best. And, speaking of glorious best, The Phatt poked it's head up again to give everyone's midweek morning the boost it undoubtedly needed.&nbsp; Brett and Keith were at their Aus musical best as always, with "I Don't Know Yet" where Brett tried to stump Keith's musical knowledge, and in "This Is Mine" where it was Brett's turn to spin a tune from a real, authentic, fair dinkum vinyl record from his collection. And in the second hour they were joined by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/CityofGreaterBendigo?__cft__[0]=AZZMSmXfz9YfyZJGPxqKiddklv474tMZH27Pc59NgSXLFlZsMVUgPeUZACdo03l5D9EaKrpx5F2Cppz7ad-jK_ZamIeHR_ogY8G2nHVhtkSulhoGOjm_r0erEBvVAWw3V2s_lR5E_dsmbItBCImnHILMsPqGS41hJ3gMROuK0oYO5A7LmMa7ZC_LrTkLKjmw6y0zhYNKCXLVLy-CCSoydmyN&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">City of Greater Bendigo</a> Councillor, former Mayor, Cr Andrea Metcalf for a good chat about what's happening at council and around our community.

The Phatt  - 22  April 2026

There's only one sure-fire way to warm up as the weather starts to turn on us all, and that's by listening to The Phatt every Wednesday from 7am on Phoenix FM 106.7. 

This morning Brett and Keith delivered the usual dose of chitter chatter and musicality, and they did their usual thing in the first hour with Brett trying hard to stump Keith's music knowledge in "I Don't Know Yet" (a couple of real bangers in there!), and then they finished the first hour off with a spin from Keith's personal vinyl collections in "This Is Mine", this week was a Kim Salmon classic!

Then from 8am they sat down for a community conversation with Bendigo District RSL President Glenn Ludeman as a precursor to this year's live broadcast by Phoenix FM of the Bendigo ANZAC Dawn and Morning Services.

The Phatt - the best way to start off the week from the middle of it.

There's only one sure-fire way to warm up as the weather starts to turn on us all, and that's by listening to The Phatt every Wednesday from 7am on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/phoenixfmbendigo?__cft__[0]=AZYApxZSBl42C1GctJNWdihhDmfTzD6XUoBs1mMumrSti_IVw5iv9hw5dbA-_E-htMw3WpJhSRI4Jid3pFqYCfr-hoj125n-iZ58r25WFueEw9jpQAwVvWaGFKJRukqBg9dPTvcqYhg5hEGK4LUXg1JXZc1DRoniVUhw6HLuRh2Qo7hP34X1cgS3eb5c7J48TgQ6yr0WKMoU9OrxvsO-PPuB&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Phoenix FM 106.7. </a> This morning Brett and Keith delivered the usual dose of chitter chatter and musicality, and they did their usual thing in the first hour with Brett trying hard to stump Keith's music knowledge in "I Don't Know Yet" (a couple of real bangers in there!), and then they finished the first hour off with a spin from Keith's personal vinyl collections in "This Is Mine", this week was a Kim Salmon classic!
Then from 8am they sat down for a community conversation with Bendigo District RSL President Glenn Ludeman as a precursor to this year's live broadcast by Phoenix FM of the Bendigo ANZAC Dawn and Morning Services.
The Phatt - the best way to start off the week from the middle of it.

The Phatt  - 15  April 2026

Easter eve-eve and Brett and Keith were doing their usual bantering and talking (and playing) a lot of ripper music (including a special banger requested by Keith). Brett pulled out some great tracks to confound Keith in "I Don't Know Yet", before he gave his new vinyl from Melbourne band Destrends a spin.
And then to get themselves up to date on things, in the second hour they chatted with one of their favourite guests Michelle Murphy from Bendigo Foodshare. Michelle talked about the Easter Book Fair (On this year from Good Friday in McGillvray Hall at Bendigo TAFE), and the massive 10 million (yes, million) kilos of food that has gone through Bendigo Foodshare as well as the current disturbing trends in pressure on what they do and their support for Harcourt during and beyond the recent bushfires. 
Another entertaining and informative morning on The Phatt - have an awesome Easter!

Easter eve-eve and Brett and Keith were doing their usual bantering and talking (and playing) a lot of ripper music (including a special banger requested by Keith). Brett pulled out some great tracks to confound Keith in "I Don't Know Yet", before he gave his new vinyl from Melbourne band Destrends a spin. And then to get themselves up to date on things, in the second hour they chatted with one of their favourite guests Michelle Murphy from Bendigo Foodshare. Michelle talked about the Easter Book Fair (On this year from Good Friday in McGillvray Hall at Bendigo TAFE), and the massive 10 million (yes, million) kilos of food that has gone through Bendigo Foodshare as well as the current disturbing trends in pressure on what they do and their support for Harcourt during and beyond the recent bushfires.&nbsp; Another entertaining and informative morning on The Phatt - have an awesome Easter!

The Phatt  - 1  April 2026

It's another show and the guests just keep coming on The Phatt! This Wednesday morning from 7 a.m. on Phoenix FM 106.7 Brett and Keith did random chatter and played plenty of Aus music, and most importantly tested Keith's Aus music knowledge in their weekly quiz, "I Don't Know Yet". How are you going with guessing the tracks? They also added yet another (still unnamed), segment which Keith tentatively named "This Is Mine" where they will bring in a vinyl to play a favourite Aus music track each week, did you like this week's choice of Mental As Anything's 1983 beauty Spirit Got Lost?

Then Keith and Brett were joined in the second hour by Julie Scollary of the Code 9 Foundation. The Foundation supports emergency services workers suffering PTSD and partners, with the Walk For Bell charity on Saturday the 28th of March in Bridgewater to raise much needed funds for the Code 9 Foundation.

The Phatt - the Wednesday morning breakfast you didn't know you needed, but you do...

It's another show and the guests just keep coming on The Phatt! This Wednesday morning from 7 a.m. on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/phoenixfmbendigo?__cft__[0]=AZbgqEOfKLGLVfWy7WIk-qTrvX0mIpSFaEF5jrM3s8WJL1pBmksjJaKYndlTQ5ofP3oeMp_I1ubpNTZZaMwEIUGfQ03l7wyfOcLlwdvigmNkuT44tLK6OBt-h1Bi91D60755dBFwIB0i1fUIOISXaz_PS0NtL7L1s6CeYr7LUJCBTMktIDrdAcf4-3iEsQLbASA3MflDX76K58EC-QNifTPuCRu5ZRb9cHJEW4LNmuPa_g&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Phoenix FM 106.7</a> Brett and Keith did random chatter and played plenty of Aus music, and most importantly tested Keith's Aus music knowledge in their weekly quiz, "I Don't Know Yet". How are you going with guessing the tracks? They also added yet another (still unnamed), segment which Keith tentatively named "This Is Mine" where they will bring in a vinyl to play a favourite Aus music track each week, did you like this week's choice of Mental As Anything's 1983 beauty Spirit Got Lost?
Then Keith and Brett were joined in the second hour by Julie Scollary of the Code 9 Foundation. The Foundation supports emergency services workers suffering PTSD and partners, with the Walk For Bell charity on Saturday the 28th of March in Bridgewater to raise much needed funds for the Code 9 Foundation.
The Phatt - the Wednesday morning breakfast you didn't know you needed, but you do...

The Phatt  - 25  March 2026

Breakfast radio done different. Local comedians and community organisations join Keith and Brett in the studio to talk all things local, and some things not so.

Breakfast radio done different. Local comedians and community organisations join Keith and Brett in the studio to talk all things local, and some things not so.

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