And so it came to pass that The Phatt delivered their 100th show, full of the rambling, ranting and ruminations that have marked the 99 before.
Brett and Keith had an action packed show lined up and they delivered, despite one guest not being available they did what they do and played plenty of great Australian music, with Brett giving a vinyl from his collection a run in "This Is Mine", choosing the Full Flower Moon Band's track Westside for a spin.
In the second hour they had a great chat with Debra Allanson, CEO of Arena Theatre Company who are celebrating 60 years of delivering innovative and engaging creative work. They focused on the second iteration of The Creativerse this weekend, which delivers an immersive experience aimed at kids and families.
Other Australian songs played on the 100th show of The Phatt were;
Redgum - The Long Run
Chasing Luena - Home
Mental as Anything - Spanish Gardner
Leslie D. King - Gold
Clare Perrott - How Can I Tell You
CB Ghost - All Good Things Take Time
Things of Stone and Wood - Fade Away
The Phatt - 100 episodes and still learning!

And so it came to pass that The Phatt delivered their 100th show, full of the rambling, ranting and ruminations that have marked the 99 before. Brett and Keith had an action packed show lined up and they delivered, despite one guest not being available they did what they do and played plenty of great Australian music, with Brett giving a vinyl from his collection a run in "This Is Mine", choosing the Full Flower Moon Band's track Westside for a spin. In the second hour they had a great chat with Debra Allanson, CEO of Arena Theatre Company who are celebrating 60 years of delivering innovative and engaging creative work. They focused on the second iteration of The Creativerse this weekend, which delivers an immersive experience aimed at kids and families. Other Australian songs played on the 100th show of The Phatt were; Redgum - The Long Run Chasing Luena - Home Mental as Anything - Spanish Gardner Leslie D. King - Gold Clare Perrott - How Can I Tell You CB Ghost - All Good Things Take Time Things of Stone and Wood - Fade Away The Phatt - 100 episodes and still learning!

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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The Phatt  - 30  September 2026

It almost feels like summer on a balmy Spring morning in Bendigo and The Phatt was there to make sure is even sunnier (as they do every Wednesday morning on Phoenix FM).
Starting with a bit of the usual banter, Brett and Keith headed into their music trivia segment "I Don't Know Yet", where Brett had some absolute belter songs for Keith to guess before he picked the John Paul Young classic Yesterday's Hero for a full play.
It was also Keith's turn for a vinyl pick in "This Is Mine", pulling out his white vinyl for a spin of Children Collide's 2021 track Uh Oh.
In the Community Conversation they had a great chat with City of Greater Bendigo Deputy Mayor, Cr. Karen Corr, making her second appearance on the show. They chatted about the decision-making process for council meetings, and also touched on the terrible incident involving Independent Federal MP Helen Haynes. Cr. Corr also chose an Aussie song for us to play with Powderfinger's These Days gracing our airwaves.
Other music played on today's show;
Hoodoo Gurus - 1,000 Miles Away
Eliza Hull - Better
The Kunins - The Levee
The Robbies - Pace Of Thought

It almost feels like summer on a balmy Spring morning in Bendigo and The Phatt was there to make sure is even sunnier (as they do every Wednesday morning on Phoenix FM). Starting with a bit of the usual banter, Brett and Keith headed into their music trivia segment "I Don't Know Yet", where Brett had some absolute belter songs for Keith to guess before he picked the John Paul Young classic Yesterday's Hero for a full play. It was also Keith's turn for a vinyl pick in "This Is Mine", pulling out his white vinyl for a spin of Children Collide's 2021 track Uh Oh. In the Community Conversation they had a great chat with City of Greater Bendigo Deputy Mayor, Cr. Karen Corr, making her second appearance on the show. They chatted about the decision-making process for council meetings, and also touched on the terrible incident involving Independent Federal MP Helen Haynes. Cr. Corr also chose an Aussie song for us to play with Powderfinger's These Days gracing our airwaves. Other music played on today's show; Hoodoo Gurus - 1,000 Miles Away Eliza Hull - Better The Kunins - The Levee The Robbies - Pace Of Thought

The Phatt  - 21  October 2026

Another week, and another sterling edition of The Phatt hitting the Phoenix FM airwaves. The usual banter started the morning off before Brett and Keith launched into "I Don't Know Yet", and Keith actually managed to get a few right this time out, picking for his full play The Clouds classic track Heironymous.
Finishing off the first hour, Brett got out his 'old' copy of V. Spy V. Spy's cracker early 80's album A.O. Mod TV Vers, spinning opening track Don't Tear It Down to celebrate the album returning to number 1. on the ARIA Charts.
In the Community Conversation, they were joined by Holly and Maggie from Sports Focus to chat about the great work they do in supporting the health, vitality and diversity of local community sport and recreation organisations. A very interesting chat that opened Brett and Keith's eyes to the mountain of work this great organisation has done for over 40 years across the region.
Other songs played on today's show were;
Hungry Kids of Hungary - Scattered Diamonds
Juice Webster - Pretty Please
Radio Free Alice - Big Ideas
Regurgitator - Black Bugs
Architecture in Helsinki - Heart of Runs
Jasmine Adria - Metro Supermarket
The Phatt - the best thing about Wednesday mornings.

Another week, and another sterling edition of The Phatt hitting the Phoenix FM airwaves. The usual banter started the morning off before Brett and Keith launched into "I Don't Know Yet", and Keith actually managed to get a few right this time out, picking for his full play The Clouds classic track Heironymous. Finishing off the first hour, Brett got out his 'old' copy of V. Spy V. Spy's cracker early 80's album A.O. Mod TV Vers, spinning opening track Don't Tear It Down to celebrate the album returning to number 1. on the ARIA Charts. In the Community Conversation, they were joined by Holly and Maggie from Sports Focus to chat about the great work they do in supporting the health, vitality and diversity of local community sport and recreation organisations. A very interesting chat that opened Brett and Keith's eyes to the mountain of work this great organisation has done for over 40 years across the region. Other songs played on today's show were; Hungry Kids of Hungary - Scattered Diamonds Juice Webster - Pretty Please Radio Free Alice - Big Ideas Regurgitator - Black Bugs Architecture in Helsinki - Heart of Runs Jasmine Adria - Metro Supermarket The Phatt - the best thing about Wednesday mornings.

The Phatt  - 14  October 2026

Here we are at show number 101 for The Phatt, and it's business as usual as Brett and Keith launch into their normal bantering start before rolling with some great Australian music and getting stuck into "I Don't Know Yet" where Keith made a great go of the cryptic songs Brett had selected. As a full play from the songs Keith chose the Deadstar classic "Deeper Water". This week it was Keith's turn to spin a vinyl and he chose the classic Models mini-album Cut Lunch and it's iconic opening track "Two Cans to the Toucan".
In the Community Conversation they sat down with Chris Corr and David Macauley from Square Action the Golden Square Community Action group to talk about all things Golden Square and some of their ideas for helping to make their community even more vibrant and engaging.
All in all, another great morning on The Phatt - the show you didn't know you needed, but you do.

Here we are at show number 101 for The Phatt, and it's business as usual as Brett and Keith launch into their normal bantering start before rolling with some great Australian music and getting stuck into "I Don't Know Yet" where Keith made a great go of the cryptic songs Brett had selected. As a full play from the songs Keith chose the Deadstar classic "Deeper Water". This week it was Keith's turn to spin a vinyl and he chose the classic Models mini-album Cut Lunch and it's iconic opening track "Two Cans to the Toucan". In the Community Conversation they sat down with Chris Corr and David Macauley from Square Action the Golden Square Community Action group to talk about all things Golden Square and some of their ideas for helping to make their community even more vibrant and engaging. All in all, another great morning on The Phatt - the show you didn't know you needed, but you do.

The Phatt - 30 September 2026

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