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Mia has been the inspiration for the first Surfcoast Writers Festival and is very upbeat about the debut

Alysha has created a wonderful pet support network in the Geelong region

Aleta has seen plenty of the world and sits in a unique position to comment on social issues

The recent announcement from the Federal Government on changes to gambling ads goes a little way, but there is still time to change the minds of some before it becomes law

Shane has seen the worst of corruption in media and government and through his passion and hard work is keeping the bastards honest

Suzi has found a niche bringing the joy of cooking to youngsters in Geelong

The very forthright Nicole looked into the state and federal political landscapes

Easter is upon us and for many the strain to have a traditional family period is under enormous financial pressure.

Libby has just come of meeting the Vic Governor, getting ready for the Bells Classic and about to take the council on the road.

At the Heat Shop all the latest technology is available to save you money

It was a pleasure to spend some time with two stars of the surf. Talented but also funny

There has been a rise in on line purchasing of "Image" drugs with a concerning lack of awareness of side effects. Mick walked us through the concerns

Kevin gave us a very give view of the Australian timber industry and the issues across all sectors

Meg was in birthday mode as the local healt insurer celebrated a support miestone

Rosie has just completed in world titles in Germany in cross country sking and shooting

A debut on the show and what a performance by this enormously talented local muso

Mary conduct mental health awareness sessions inspired with her own life circumstances

Sue has been very upbeat about the positive aspects of AI in our world, but concerned about a lack of regulation. Now more concerns about its use in the military has arisen

The Front Page went random with Surf Coast Mayor Libby Stapleton, local poet Colin Mockett and ABC presenter Jacinta Parsons all dropping in to chat

Jacinta visited the region to promote her new book The Wisdom of Age and dropped in to chat

Nicole gave us her thoughts and a messed up state political landscape and the influence of media in right wing politics

Their book on making education fun again has sold out and the boys continue to study better ways to educate our youth

Richard looked back on his experiences in Parliament and lined up todays issues

Maurie runs a local electrical business and explained cost and efficiency of home solar

Mick explained some of the accidental drug discoveries which led to a weight treatment. Some other highly pushed drugs may not be as safe.

Meg joined us for the first time and spoke of her working life and the good things GMHBA does in the region

Plenty happening inside the Liberal headquarters and who better than Simon to get a handle on it

Brett has had personal issues around PTSD and is using his experience to help others

Chris has had his own health battles but is now focused on making sport available to wheel chair users

After some recent click bait media suggesting killer kangaroos roam our state, Mick set the record straight

The fun filled and enthusiastic Emma chatted about all sorts of stuff

I was joined in a three way discussion with Mental Health advocate Leah, her karate mentor Lilly and Shed Happens pioneer Trevor to discuss the virtues of sharing experiences

Mark has dabbled in cricket writing for many years and has just completed his 4th novel The Ashes

Simon dived deep into the troubles of the Liberal Party at both State and Federal level

Megan has reached dizzy heights in the Sport of Kings as another of her horse babies tastes Stakes listed success.

Maurie owns a local air con and solar business The Heat Shop and talked up the advantage of change from gas appliances

Regular contributor Emma brought her friend Lulu Aldridge for some singing and fun

Kate is a huge advocate for the omen in Leadership project and has also put herself out for election in Government

Martin joined me again to discuss the extraordinary legal incentives given to problem gamblers from industry sources and the Government continued refusal to adopt their own gambling industry reforms

Nicole was her forthright self on the subject the state of conservative politics in Australia, religion in politics and climate change

Chris is helping people prepare for an interest rate rise many see as unavoidable

Drew is leading a campaign to push back against gas exploration in Bass Straight and seeking accountability for a policy change no one saw coming

Warren travels rural Australia helping people deal with the stresses on mental in a harsh environment

Mik joined me to talk about his upcoming radio show, the effects of climate pressure on the community and a changing political landscape

Born and raised in Melbourne in a Carlton loving Italian migrant family, Paul and his family have thrived on the Surfcoast.. A good yarn

Tom Christensen returned for an episode of Chewin the fat. We chatted about life stuff

Sarah looks at resolution v promise to yourself. Just that thought change could lead to success

Emma, like her mother before her has balanced top level sport with parenting. Not easy

Rob launched the new Ned Kelly exhibition with a focus on the 120th anniversary of the first motion picture ever made

Vic had an itch to tell his version of an aviation mystery. He scratched and a book was born

Where is our education system at. The crossroads we suggest.