This week on The West's dedicated travel podcast, we hear from Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield about the new Whale Shark watching season in Western Australia. Travel writer Penny Thomas then discusses motion sickness: its causes, its symptoms and most important of all, what to do about it. Hosted by Will Yeoman.

This week on The West's dedicated travel podcast, we hear from Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield about the new Whale Shark watching season in Western Australia. Travel writer Penny Thomas then discusses motion sickness: its causes, its symptoms and most important of all, what to do about it. Hosted by Will Yeoman.

A weekly podcast with Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield and the West Travel Club Team, filled with travel news and stories, in conversation and through the speech and sounds we collect on the road.

A weekly podcast with Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield and the West Travel Club Team, filled with travel news and stories, in conversation and through the speech and sounds we collect on the road.

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Whale Sharks & Motion Sickness (not related!)

For our second bonus podcast episode from our reader weekend in New Norcia, Stephen Scourfield and Will Yeoman perform a spoken word piece called Belief in front of a live audience at the Abbey Church. 

For our second bonus podcast episode from our reader weekend in New Norcia, Stephen Scourfield and Will Yeoman perform a spoken word piece called Belief in front of a live audience at the Abbey Church.

BONUS EPISODE | Live performance by Stephen Scourfield & Will Yeoman from our New Norcia reader weekend

On the back of the New Norcia reader weekend, we're excited to share a couple of bonus podcast episodes that were recorded during the event.

In this episode, The Pod Well Travelled and PodStreet (the official Writing WA podcast) collaborated to bring you a conversation between Stephen Scourfield and Will Yeoman. This engaging discussion occurred in front of a live audience at our recent reader weekend, which also featured various writing workshops, photography courses, panel discussions and musical performances.

Stay tuned for another bonus episode of a special performance we recorded at the weekend. 

On the back of the New Norcia reader weekend, we're excited to share a couple of bonus podcast episodes that were recorded during the event.
In this episode, The Pod Well Travelled and <a href="https://www.writingwa.org/about/media-2/podcasts/">PodStreet </a>(the official Writing WA podcast) collaborated to bring you a conversation between Stephen Scourfield and Will Yeoman. This engaging discussion occurred in front of a live audience at our recent reader weekend, which also featured various writing workshops, photography courses, panel discussions and musical performances.
Stay tuned for another bonus episode of a special performance we recorded at the weekend.

BONUS EPISODE | A conversation between writers

This week on our dedicated travel podcast, we explore Australia’s only monastic town, New Norcia.

Founded in 1847 by Spanish Benedictine Monks, the unique settlement — that looks like it’s been plucked from a bygone village in Spain — is located about 130km north-east of Perth in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.

The West’s travel team recently spent a weekend exploring the small picturesque town, as part of its annual weekend away with a group of nearly 40 like-minded readers.

Join Penny Thomas and Megan French as they recap the eventful weekend that included things like writing workshops, photography courses, panel discussions and an extra special music performance in the Abbey Church.

Megan also chats with our good friend Will Yeoman from Writing WA, who gives us an insight into the type of things he teaches budding writers during his popular writing workshop, plus he tells us what he enjoys most about being involved in an event like this that is centred around fun and learning.

Stephen Scourfield also joins the conversation and reflects on the historic and spiritual aspects of the New Norcia settlement, whilst acknowledging its difficult past.
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This week on our dedicated travel podcast, we explore Australia’s only monastic town, New Norcia.
Founded in 1847 by Spanish Benedictine Monks, the unique settlement — that looks like it’s been plucked from a bygone village in Spain — is located about 130km north-east of Perth in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
The West’s travel team recently spent a weekend exploring the small picturesque town, as part of its annual weekend away with a group of nearly 40 like-minded readers.
Join Penny Thomas and Megan French as they recap the eventful weekend that included things like writing workshops, photography courses, panel discussions and an extra special music performance in the Abbey Church.
Megan also chats with our good friend Will Yeoman from Writing WA, who gives us an insight into the type of things he teaches budding writers during his popular writing workshop, plus he tells us what he enjoys most about being involved in an event like this that is centred around fun and learning.
Stephen Scourfield also joins the conversation and reflects on the historic and spiritual aspects of the New Norcia settlement, whilst acknowledging its difficult past.
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