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Featuring Interviews recorded at Armidale Community Radio 2ARM FM92.1. These include representatives of local community organisations, the local council, musicians, and various other people and local events of interest.

5 SEPT

2024-09-04 – Meet The Candidates 2024 [New England Visions 2030]

This is a recording of the Armidale Meet The Candidates forum which was convened by New England Visions 2030 and held at the Armidale Bowling Club on the 4th of September, 2024. Candidates were arranged alphabetically according to the leaders of the groups, and ungrouped candidates. Each of these candidates answered ten questions which had been sent to NEV and addressed to up to three candidates. After this, questions from the audience were taken. The Armidale Bowling Club doesn't have a facility for broadcasters to connect to their PA system, so the audio was recorded by microphones throughout the room. As a result, there is some unavoidable reverberation. This recording is unedited, other than adding a compressor enhancement to the primary recorder.
19 AUG

2024-08-13 – Richard Makim – Armidale Regional Ratepayers Association – [Margaret O’Connor] AI

President of Armidale Central Rotary talking about last night’s ARRA meeting (mainly on water issues)
19 AUG

2024-08-06 – Kerry Myers – Armidale Central Rotary Club – [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Discussing the Rotary Book Fair 2025
19 AUG

2024-08-06 – Ned McDowell – Garden Guru [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Ned McDowell talks Poppies.
1 AUG

2024-07-30 – Sam Hughes – Travelling Jackaroo [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Sam Hughes (The Travelling Jackaroo) Video | Facebook Sam started his travels at the age of 18 and he’s now 21 and has been travelling continuously. He is driving a Chamberlain Tractor, towing a trailer and with the chassis of a Cessna aircraft on its roof. Sam is driving around Australia raising money for the Royal Flying Doctor, Dolly’s Dream and Farm Angles (formerly Drought Angles). He has hit his target of $250,000 and broken the world record for the world’s longest tractor trip (25,500 kilometres). His dog travels with him.
1 AUG

2024-07-30 – Michael Barry – President St Augustus Conference (St Vincent de Paul Society) [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Michael Barry (President of St Augustus Conference of St Vincent de Paul Society supporting Freeman House Drug & Alcohol Unit). Michael spoke about the CEO Sleepout on 30 August held at SportsUNE. Their fundraising goal for homeless people is $30,000. Five weeks out from the Sleepout they only have 19 participants and would love to have double this number if possible. Participants will sleep on the floor and will be supplied with a sheet of cardboard to sleep on and a beanie (BYO sleeping bag!). The guest speaker will be Garry McMillan, who will talk about his ‘homelessness journey’. In the last 12 months, due to cost of living pressures, there are 30% more people experiencing homelessness and if someone owns a car (as their only form of accommodation), they aren’t regarded as being homeless! To register for the Sleepout go to vinnies.org.au/communitysleepout or call Michael Barry on 0448 647 005
29 JUL

2024-07-23 – Ned McDowell (Garden Guru) [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Please note: This Podcast description was created by AI and has not been checked for accuracy. 🌹 Calling all rose enthusiasts! The latest episode of [podcast name] is out and it's all about the art of pruning roses. Ned McDowell, the resident garden guru, shares his expert tips on when and how to prune roses for optimal growth and health. He believes the "conventional rules" are too rigid - Ned prefers to prune when he feels like it, without gloves, to really connect with his roses. Ned also raves about the stunning 'Madame Alfred Carrier' rose, describing its rich fragrance, lush foliage, and disease resistance. This historic variety is a must-see for any rose lover, so be sure to check out the Saumarez Rose Garden or the upcoming Ockinley Garden Festival. Whether you're a seasoned rose gardener or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical and experienced-based advice. Give it a listen and get ready to be the "boss" of your rose bushes! 🌹
29 JUL

2024-07-16 – Deni McKenzie – Author [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Please note: This Podcast description was created by AI and has not been checked for accuracy. 🎙️ New episode alert! In the latest [podcast name], Denny McKenzie shares the fascinating story behind her book "Who the Hell is Phyllis?". 🤯 Deni's father was once engaged to a woman named Phyllis, but married Denny's mother instead - without Phyllis' knowledge! This family secret left a lasting impact on Deni, inspiring her to uncover more details and write this captivating historical novel. 🇦🇺 The book also explores the early days of the Royal Australian Navy, as the first 28 naval cadets, including Deni's father, were recruited to form this new national force. Their experiences during World War I make for a gripping tale of a young nation building its identity. 🤔 Don't miss this intriguing episode as Deni takes us on a journey through her family's past and Australia's naval history! 👏
29 JUL

2024-07-23 – Margaret Sims – High Country Theatre [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Please note: This Podcast description was created by AI and has not been checked for accuracy. In this episode, Margaret Simms shares details about the upcoming High Country Theatre production of "The Vegan" - a fast-paced comedy with lots of one-liners and unexpected plot twists. 🤣 The diverse cast, including returning actor Gordon Cope, have been working hard to nail the precise timing required for this hilarious play. 👏 Set in a backyard barbecue-style, "The Vegan" promises to be a "proper play" with memorized lines, unlike the more casual first-time theater experiences discussed previously. 🍔 Don't miss this comedic gem! Get your tickets through Try Booking or at the theater's box office. 🎟️
29 JUL

2024-07-16 – Marina Makepeace – Armidale & District Historical Society [Margaret O’Connor] AI

Please note: This Podcast description was created by AI and has not been checked for accuracy. In this week's [podcast name], @MargaretOConnor chats with Marina Makepeace about an exciting "Historical Relics Competition" hosted by the Armidale and District Historical Society. 🏆 The competition aims to uncover objects that tell the stories of Armidale's history between 1863-1963. Residents can submit up to 3 entries, with the 10 most interesting items and tales to be exhibited. 💰 There are cash prizes for the winners, and the society hopes this initiative will bring the community together and inspire people to share their local history. 🗣️ Marina shares her own family treasures, including her late mother's baby cup and a special gift she hasn't opened since her passing. These personal stories are what make history come alive! 🗓️ Don't miss this chance to celebrate Armidale's rich heritage. Head to [podcast website] to learn more about the competition and how you can get involved. Let's uncover the stories behind the objects that surround us! 🤩

10 Episodes

Creator

2ARM - Armidale Community Radio FM92.1
Years Active

2021 - 2024
Episodes

10
Rating

Clean
Show Website

2ARM - Armidale Community Radio FM92.1

2ARM - Armidale Community Radio FM92.1

Episodes

2024-09-04 – Meet The Candidates 2024 [New England Visions 2030]

2024-08-13 – Richard Makim – Armidale Regional Ratepayers Association – [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-08-06 – Kerry Myers – Armidale Central Rotary Club – [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-08-06 – Ned McDowell – Garden Guru [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-30 – Sam Hughes – Travelling Jackaroo [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-30 – Michael Barry – President St Augustus Conference (St Vincent de Paul Society) [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-23 – Ned McDowell (Garden Guru) [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-16 – Deni McKenzie – Author [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-23 – Margaret Sims – High Country Theatre [Margaret O’Connor] AI

2024-07-16 – Marina Makepeace – Armidale & District Historical Society [Margaret O’Connor] AI

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