Best of breakfast podcast this week.

Today, Debbie Terelinck the CEO of the Northam Shire shares that she almost become an ATC...

Our Town Podcast actual Temp V Feels like with Jess Lingard.

Local Legend, Enrica Grogan pops in for a chat, we find out why the Wheatbelt is a power house for local women.

Best of Triple M breakfast this week!

Mr President (Northam Shire President) Chris Antonio drops by for a chat.

Best of this week on Triple M!

Wheatbelt Car Dealer Leonie Knipe chats with us, we get to know her and chat about the future of electric vehicles and range anxiety.

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Today we talk to Theresa Lee, CEO of the Northam Chamber of Commerce for a chat.

We get to know Mia Davies, the real Mia is awesome!

Local Northam Legend, Luke Joy chats to us about his recent win in the Dino Pizza (Hobart) chilli challenge.

Best of Breakfast this week!

We catch up with comedy Legend, Austen Tayshus for an exclusive chat.

We get to have an extended chat we Darren West MLC, we talk about that day in Katanning in 2023, he gives us his thoughts on the 2025 WA State election and his prediction for the US presidential election in November.

We get to have an extended chat we Darren West MLC, we talk about that day in Katanning in 2023, he gives us his thoughts on the 2025 WA State election and his prediction for the US presidential election in November.

Best of Triple M Breakfast Ep 1 This week we learnt about Bogan Bingo (Friday Feb 16 at the Wongan Hills Civic Centre). We also caught up with Abbey from Triple M Kalgorlie to find out what is going down in mining town

Today we caught up with one of the best Landscape Photographers in the world to chat about photography in the Central Wheatbelt

We find out about Jessica Lingard's hobby that she has in common with Carwyn...

James Blundell Joins Carwyn for a chat, we talk about his new song and some of the challenges of Living and Working on the Land

Shane Van Gisbergan joins Carwyn for a chat

We find out more about Snr Sgt Laurie Barron from Merriden Police

Shire president Rosemary Madachi gives us an update for December and wishes all residents the best for the festive season.

Shire president Mark McKenzie talks about what you can expect at the annual Merredin Gala Night on Thursday December 15th.

Naomi Millett can be considered as a local. Living in Toodyay since 2007, Naomi feels very lucky to live in the community and has made a significant contribution to improving mental health in her time in the region. 

Josh Patrick is a top student at Northam Senior High School and also takes on responsibilities of looking after his young sister Charlotte who has had no less than 60 surgeries since she was 3 days old. Josh has delivered a TedEx talk and an ambassdor for SWAN (Syndromes Without A Name) Well done Josh, the Wheatbelt is very proud of you.

Tina Gunter has done a huge amount of work in the community with services such as Fresh Start and was recognised as a WA Women's Hall Of Fame inductee in 2011. She's now encouraging locals to nominate local women for 2023.

Spending nearly 500 nights with her daughter Charlotte in Ronald McDonald House in Perth, Laura West knows about the difficulties families face when their child is in hospital. Charlotte has had many visits to hospital undergoing 60 surgeries since she was only 3 days old.  Laura is very grateful for the support of RMHC and encourages everyone to get behind McHappy Day 2022.

Ion Sky is the latest addition to Australia’s thriving hard rock scene, and Round The Neck is the band’s blistering debut single. The new track explores the dread of isolation and fear, a lyric that reveals a depth of searing emotion that mirrors the explosive musical statement, arriving at an uncompromising resolve. Ion Sky is about five brothers bound together by six degrees of separation and a lifetime of shared experiences in Australia’s musical capital—Round The Neck is the group’s official take-off point. Courtesy - AR Promotion

On the show this week Stacy Stanfield - Northam Little Athletics Brady Garner - Wyalkatchem Cricket Association Michael Sharp - Eastern Districts Cricket Association Raylene Goulden - Northam Harness Racing Club Danielle Perkins - Polo Cross Kym Edwards - Northam Swimming Club Daryl Hudson and Trevor Gerard - Lawn Bowls Tyron Neill - Northam Amatuer Basketball Association Northam Cricket Association

Matthew Jackman is originally from the Midwest and has been settled in the Wheatbelt for over 10 years. Matthew supports the indigenous community in a critical role at Wheatbelt Health Network. In his life he has overcome serious obstacles and shares his story with us.

Rupert Guenther is an internationally renowned violinist who's music is inspired by his travels.  Recently settled in Toodyay, he is part of the Tiny Concert Series which is happening each month until March 2023 in Wangara. Book at ticketek.com.au 

Wagin local, Londa Finlayson dropped in for Humans Of Wheatbelt. Described as a small town country girl with big city appetite, Londa has experienced plenty of what life has to offer in her time, from rotary trips to helping the missions in Cambodia. Londa says those opportunities have made her appreciate life in the Wheatbelt much more. 

Shire president Rosemary Madasci says Toodyay is getting closer to securing a local GP once again.

Brett co ordinates the Chidlow Open Mic Night each Wednesday and dropped to perform two songs, a Johnny Cash and a Bob Dylan classic.

Annie Hudson is an award winning manager at the Bindoon Library and has made a positive impact on the Chittering community since her arrival. Annie shares her story with us from growing up following her prison officer father in his work around the state and talks about a difficult period in her life that has had a huge impact, but in the healing process says she has been able her to open up conversations with people who have had similar traumatic experiences. A warning this episode covers topics that may trigger concerns. If you need assistance, please call Lifeline on 13 11 44, or 1800RESPECT, 1800 737 732.

Shire president Mark McKenzie talks about a big project being delivered to Merredin

Dr Ram has been part of the Bruce Rock community for decades and is described as an all in kind of person. As well as leading a successful dental clinic in town, Dr Ram also serves on the Shire of Bruce Rock council and chairs WEROC (Wheatbelt Eastern Region Organisation of Councils) with a strong passion for the Essendon Football Club. 

A great young leader in the eastern Wheatbelt with a passion for community and theatre, Maddie Earle-Sadler has been involved in a number of high profile organisations since making the tree change from the southern suburbs of Perth to the Wheatbelt after she left school.