“WEDNESDAY LUNCHBOX” has been presented on 94.7 The Pulse since late in 2009 by Bob Pullin & Terry Knell.

The show is a mixture of lively chat, great music with a few laughs along the way.
REGULAR SEGMENTS Include:-
BIRTHDAY PARADE
RESTAURANT REVIEW
WHAT GETS UP MY NOSE
PICTURE THE PAST
FOOTY TIPS (During AFL season)
Occasionally we interview a special guest but this is not a regular segment.
We talk about local and state issues, sometimes seriously but often in a light hearted way.
Our Executive Producer, Ken Gowty, who has been with us for the past four years, selects all the music for the programme and endeavours to select a wide range of music each week to suit a wide range of tastes. Our listening audience is mainly older members of the community and are spread far and wide. We receive feedback regularly from Far North Queensland; Hervey Bay, various parts of Melbourne as well as around the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula.
The programme is sponsored each week by William Sheahan Funerals of Drysdale.

&ldquo;WEDNESDAY LUNCHBOX&rdquo; has been presented on 94.7 The Pulse since late in 2009 by Bob Pullin &amp; Terry Knell. The show is a mixture of lively chat, great music with a few laughs along the way. REGULAR SEGMENTS Include:- BIRTHDAY PARADE RESTAURANT REVIEW WHAT GETS UP MY NOSE PICTURE THE PAST FOOTY TIPS (During AFL season) Occasionally we interview a special guest but this is not a regular segment. We talk about local and state issues, sometimes seriously but often in a light hearted way. Our Executive Producer, Ken Gowty, who has been with us for the past four years, selects all the music for the programme and endeavours to select a wide range of music each week to suit a wide range of tastes. Our listening audience is mainly older members of the community and are spread far and wide. We receive feedback regularly from Far North Queensland; Hervey Bay, various parts of Melbourne as well as around the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula. The programme is sponsored each week by William Sheahan Funerals of Drysdale.

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