It was another action-packed Wednesday morning from 7 a.m. with The Phatt on Phoenix FM 106.7. As always happens, Brett and Keith kicked off with a bit of banter before Brett did his best to make Keith think hard about music during "I Don't Know Yet" - but in a red letter week for Keith, he managed to get four of the artists right off the bat! For a full spin he chose Kate Miller Heidke's beautiful song Caught in the Crowd for the full spin.
 And then just before 8 Keith got his chance to spin a track from his vinyl collection in "This Is Mine" - this week he pulled out the 1980 Split Enz classic album True Colours and ran with the first track on side two, Nobody Takes Me Seriously Anyway.
In the Community Conversation from 8 a.m. they had a record number of guests in the studio as they were joined by representatives of the organisations partnering in the Bendigo Creek revitalisation project Yaram Yaram Bayikina. Joining them in the studio were Dja Dja Wurrung representatives Simon Coverdale  and Corey Ilsley, North Central CMA's Community and Relationships Manager Sonia Robinson and City of Greater Bendigo Climate Change and Environment Manager Michelle Wyatt, and to add to the challenge they had Andrew Saunders from the Dja Dja Wurrung advisory group joining in on the phone. A chat that's well worth giving a listen to!
Other music played on this week's show were;
The Radiators - Summer Holiday
Queenie & Epicure - Jackboot Snap
Anuja & Daniel J. Farthing - Wild Love
The General Assembly - Crow