Podcasts about bass coast

Vancouver Island's RUMPUS, aka Danny Elder, combines the live drumming of his punk rock roots with the bouncy tech and bass house he loves to produce for a unique style that sets him apart when performing for raucous crowds at world-renowned festivals like Burning Man, Bass Coast, and Lightning in a Bottle.

The Smalltown DJs, Pete Emes & Mike Grimes, arose from hip-hop block parties, DIY punk rock shows and the early days of rave they loved so much. They make bass-heavy house music, combining the spirit of Canada's outdoor electronic music festivals like Shambhala & Bass Coast, with the sound they developed running their own now legendary Hifi Club in Calgary, Alberta.

From the iconic surf of Kilcunda to the natural charm of Cape Patterson & Inverloch, welcome to the beautiful Bass Coast Victoria.

In this episode, we are on the Bass Coast, where idyllic coastlines and picturesque hinterlands make for popular holiday retreats. For a lucky few, it's a place to call home. Frank Butera and his family, from Bass River Winery, join me today. https://www.bassriverwinery.com/ https://www.winegippsland.com/ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER FOR EXCLUSIVE ARTICLES, NEWS, GIVEAWAYS AND BEHIND THE SCENES https://deepintheweeds.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=d33e307cf7100cf947e2e6973&id=d17d8213f5 Follow Over a Glass https://www.instagram.com/overtheglasspod  Host Shanteh Wale https://www.instagram.com/shantehwale/?hl=en Executive Producer Rob Locke https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Executive Producer Anthony Huckstep https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork Over a Glass is a wine & drinks podcast with Shanteh Wale exploring the personalities, stories and landscape of the wine and drinks business. An Australian Wine and Drinks Podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Network.

Clint Hare on Australia's most sustainable housing development, which has been building all-electric, super energy efficient homes on Victoria's Bass Coast for the past decade – with huge success.

The team are joined by Cara Hull, who is currently on location at the Bass Coast on the Great Southern Reef. She has gone in search of short-finned eels, which acts as the impetus for an entertaining discussion regarding their patterns of movements and places of habitat – surprising the hosts to find out that you can find eels as close to home as the sewers of St Kilda.Next, the team speak to photographic artist Fiona Basile. Fiona provides living proof that good things come in 3's: as she discusses the ‘immersion experience', followed by her latest book ‘immerse', and her exhibition at the upcoming Southside Festival. She talks alongside Freya McFarlane, the producer of the Frankston Arts Centre to talk furthermore about Southside Festival, which takes place on May 10th.They also talk to Jeff Manard, who tickles his indulgence in marine based movies by analysing the worst underwater films of all time: this week's film posing him to ask the question – “How did we ever get to the top of the food chain”? Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/radio-marinaraFacebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Radio-Marinara/100064257776864/

We're headed to the woods of Western Canada to talk to Andrea Graham, a bass music DJ/producer known as The Librarian and the co-founder of British Columbia's music and arts festival Bass Coast, which she established with her friend Liz Thomson in the small coastal town of Squamish in 2009. Ahead of Bass Coast's 16th year this July, we talk running a festival, harm reduction, low-end theory, environmental awareness, vibe setting, charcuterie plates, what goes on in the Western Canadidan scene and having the courage to make an independent festival happen. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). For more info and extras, visit Ravetothegrave.org or Instagram @ravetothe.grave.

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Today on The Natural Birth Podcast we have Dana. Dana is a Mama of two from the Bass Coast, Australia. Her first birth ended in an epidural, episiotomy, retained placenta and mastitis. And going from experiencing a catalyst of interventions with her first birth, Dana was determined to heal before having her second.  She wanted to fully understand what happened and where things went wrong so she could have a natural physiological birth with her next baby. With the full support of her husband, Dana dove into a deep primal state and road her baby out. She achieved the birth that she'd so deeply desired. It was healing and transformative beyond words.  Curious about Dana? Find her on instagram as @dana_burgan Do you want to join The Sacred Birthworker Mentorship Program? EARLY BIRD special is available this month only. Click on the link to apply. www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/thesacredbirthworkermentorship Interested in today's podcast sponsor Alta Ritual? Find out more at www.altaritual.com and use the code ”HEAL” to receive 10% off any of their products. Receive a free Turkey Tail Extract to promote a heavy metal detox when purchasing before the end of November! Find All of Anna's Links & Resources Here:  www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/links-podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thenaturalbirthpodcast/message

Got a question for the trio? https://forms.zohopublic.com/propertyplanningaustralia/form/GotaquestionforthePropertyTrio/formperma/zYCQAxzE_24CVlDafP1ozyzwtmB-8m1iCNtCTgDvHXMThe Trio enjoy fielding this second question from a loyal, long time listener, Alison. Only last year, Alison reached out to ask the Trio to weigh in on a stay/move question. Alison and her daughter were living in a recent purchase on the inner-side of Melbourne's Nepean Hwy, but missed their days by the beach in their former home. Alison had purchased a four bedroom townhouse on 'the other side', but aside from missing her beach life, she also found the home was too big for their needs.The Trio encouraged her to make the move back to their old stomping ground, and Cate recalled some of her happy days in her old 'hood in beachside Mentone too. Alison, now 47, took the plunge this year. She rented out the four bedroom townhouse and purchased a three bedroom unit back on the beach side of Mentone.This time, she writes to the Trio to ask about their thoughts on whether she should retain the four bedroom townhouse, or whether she should sell. With all of the changes to land tax and possible changes to planning laws, ongoing rental reforms and heftier interest rates, Alison is feeling a little bit nervous and wondering what the Trio think. She notes that her large townhouse is projected to be cashflow neutral in six years, but she is also mindful of the pressure she faces as a sole bread-winner. She is also managing a property in the Bass Coast and while her long term intention is to retain this property into retirement, Alison throws out the question to the team about her entire portfolio. "Do I hang on to the 4 bedder and wait until it has enough value to clear my ppr mortgage? Or should I hang on to it for the longer term- past 6 years until it is earning me money? I know it won't be for a long time." First and foremost, the Trio congratulate Alison on her achievements and in particular, her ability to pivot quickly. According to the Australian Landlords Association, landlords own more than 80% of rental properties. Despite this significant contribution, it often feels like landlords are somewhat overlooked (and in some cases, trampled on) in discussions focusing on the challenges facing renters. Dave starts with Alison's property planning and shares some astounding projections. Alison currently owns $2.92 million worth of property at age 47. If Alison is able to hold onto these assets over a long term growth rate of 5% per year, by age her wealth position will be as follows:60 - $5.36m65 - $7m70 - $8.8m80 - $12.94mThis gives listeners a glimpse into the power of time. Dave also delves into debt retirement and timeframes for cashflow neutrality.... tune in to hear more.The Trio then step into Alison's future rental returns and they also consider the necessary evils; land tax and other taxes. When it comes to property portfolio management, knowledge is power, and cashflow is king.Dave's overview is valuable and his preference for targeting capital growth assets comes to light in this listener Q&A. Tackling interest costs, short term cash shortfalls and buffers is a popular theme for this gripping episode, but what Cate shares in relation to rental growth is important for Alison to take note of. Like a strand of DNA, the rent does broadly grow in line with the rate of capital growth, but not always in perfect synchronicity. Gross rental yields are typically elastic, and Alison can look forward to enjoying long term rental growth at the same rate as her capital growth rate.From selling Bass Coast to selling the townhouse, holding all and working hard for more years, the Trio each share their thoughts, pro's and cons, risk mitigants, and they each give Alison some good food for thought. No divestment decision is easy for investors, and Alison gets three points of view in this Listener Q&A ep. And our gold nuggets....Mike Mortlock's gold nugget: Mike shares a carrot and stick analogy. The stick is the tax, but the carrot, (the capital growth) is harder to focus on because the stick can hurt. It's important to remain objective. Dave Johnston's gold nugget: "The starting point for any successful property plan is understanding the numbers and the long term implications for any options and choices that you have in front of you." Cate Bakos's gold nugget: Cate uses a real-life, personal example to share with listeners the power of time. Show notes: https://www.propertytrio.com.au/2023/10/09/sell-or-hold-listener-question/

Join us for a FREE workshop all about Microdosing Psychedelics from the Energy of Flow. Save your seat for Sept 6: https://modernpsychedelics.net/workshop-flow-formulaThis episode will inspire any one who wants to cherish the sacredness of partying in an energizing and fulfilling way. It's time to shed light on conscious, intentional and powerful recreational containers! We talk about set, setting, integration, intention, and everything else to consider for grooving successfully with psychedelics.There is NOTHING WRONG with partying with psychedelics. Nothing. Not a thing. However, we are dealing with substances and spaces that can be easily abused, so there is a lot to keep in mind when engaging with psychedelics in this way. In today's episode, I am sharing the boundaries that I have created for myself to keep my recreational psychedelic containers healthy and energizing. I encourage anyone who engages in recreational contains to do the same.Kev is joining me today to add some colorful commentary, and his take as a professional partier. We both share our top tips for festival self-care, harm reduction, safety, and of course, fun. This is a really really fun episode to tune into, truly a conversation between two friends; enjoy it!Topics covered:Recreational psychedelics to enhance the good, not numb the badMaintaining other hobbies & relationships outside of ravingWeakening the connection between electronic music and substancesDetermining how and when to try and new substanceHaving a “substance plan,” knowing interactions and dosagesBasic psycho-education for recreational substancesWellness and supplementation practicesCreating party intentions for a meaningful experiencesContributing to a culture of care & consentHow to be responsible & harm reduction as a safety netDebriefing and reflecting on parties as integrationShow Links:FREE Microdosing Workshop - save your seatRollKit - use LANA to save 10%FlowToys - use LANA to save 10%Episode 47  with Kev and Jenny - on conscious rave cultureEpisode 53 with Dance SafeErowidPsychonaut WikiScience-backed Supplements for protection against MDMA toxicityShow NotesThis episode was filmed & produced in collaboration with FWI Media. Check out their beautiful work!If this episode sparked something within, please let me know and leave a review! 1:1 Coaching with LanaInstagram | Facebook  | WebsiteModern Psychedelics Integration JournalDISCLAIMER: Modern Psychedelics does not endorse or support the illegal consumption of any substances. This show is meant for entertainment purposes only. The thoughts, views and opinions on this show should not be taken as life advice, medicinal advice, or therapeutic guidance.  This episode was produced in collaboration with FWI Media. Check out their beautiful work! If this episode sparked something within, please let me know and leave a review! FREEBIES to support your journey 1:1 Coaching with LanaInstagram | YouTube | Web | Facebook DISCLAIMER: Modern Psychedelics does not endorse or support the illegal consumption of any substances. This show is meant for entertainment purposes only. The thoughts, views and opinions on this show should not be taken as life advice, medicinal advice, or therapeutic guidance.

Video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03N5Bd9FunM Welcome back to another episode of the Rave Room Podcast. In this episode I sat down with 2 absolute legends. We spoke about how they enjoyed their Basscoast festival experience, their music and so much more. Ardalan Enamored first by traditional Iranian music and classic jazz and rock, Ardalan's taste began to transform with his childhood years spent moving back and forth from Iran and California. “Mr. Spock.” Call it beginner's luck, or more likely, a sign of what was to come–in2010, Ardalan shared one of his earliest studio explorations with Justin Martin, which became the foundation for the breakout hit. “Mr. Spock,” in its bizarre and booty-shaking glory, has been accredited as one of the “tracks that made Dirtybird famous,” helping to define the label's now darling reputation as a trusted source of ridiculous, off-the-wall dance floor bangers. Since, he continued to translate his deep-rooted connection to the dance floor in the studio with remixes on Toy Tonics, Play It Down, Yoshitoshi, and Dirtybird. T Williams  West London's T.Williams is one of those people, having accomplished a full sweep of merited recognition over the years. Emerging onto the house scene in 2010, T.Williams instantly marked himself as a breakthrough artist with a difference; his unique take on house music turning heads. Far from a newcomer, his path as a musical artist started in the grime scene as Dread.D. Signed at the tender age of 17 with grime anthem Invasion on Jon E Cash's Black Ops label, Williams went on to have mass success in the grime and bass world selling thousands of singles worldwide. After a five-year reign, Williams found himself veering towards the world of house music. releasing solo works on his imprint Local Action and Pattern with remixes for Maya Jane Coles, Ben Westbeech and Skream. The end of 2011 saw Williams nominated for ‘Best Breakthrough DJ' by DJ Mag, ‘DJ Stars of 2012' by Time Out and featured in The Guardian. Two relationships came to the forefront in 2012 that propelled Williams to greater heights. The first was his weekly show on legendary London station, Rinse FM and the second, Williams' relationship with label PMR through his remix of Javeon McCarthy's ‘Lost Time'. The remix was named Record of the Week by BBC Radio 1 and supported by tastemakers Annie Mac and Fearne Cotton. From here T. signed to the label exclusively releasing his debut EP for the label in September 2012, and in the process receiving further support from BBC Radio 1. Further remixes of Mikky Ekko, Wretch 32 and Lianne La Havas followed suit, as well as his biggest to date - Disclosure's ‘Latch'. Powering dancefloors across the globe. Gaining his own monthly residency show with BBC Radio 1, 2013 ended with T. having played over 100 shows across four continents. 2017 marked the launch and release of the first collaborative EP with UK producer Julio Bashmore, via their joint independent Conch Records, a label aiming to push out more underground cross-genre music with heavy rotation from the likes of Moxie and Shy One. With an ever-expanding global tour schedule and further solo releases on the legendary NYC house label Strictly Rhythm turning heads, T.'s upward trajectory has never showed signs of slowing down. Using his technical prowess as a musician to educate the next generation of rising stars at London's respected Point Blank Music School has cemented his status as one of the UK music scene's key players.  Connect: Rave Room Podcast: https://linktr.ee/raveroompodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Drew Vespers is a sought-after engineer, producer, influencer, speaker, and coach. Having assembled a vibrant, international collective of music producers via his social media networks and worked with many of the industry's heavyweights, Vespers is a highly-regarded thought leader and creative innovator. Building on his success from Youtube, Vespers has become an authority on audio production. He's been a keynote speaker at events like the Virtual Electronic Music Summit and AEMCon, as well as stand-out music festivals such as Shambhala and Basscoast. His teaching experience includes working with Langara College Electronic Music Production Program, SAE Institute Vancouver, Nimbus School of Recording, Mac Pro Video, Full Sail University, and Ableton itself for their official Learn Live video series.In 2013 Vespers co-founded Warp Academy, where he's assembled a team of top-tier instructors, sound designers, and audio experts. Warp Academy has been recognized as an official Ableton Certified Training Center and has worked with over 50,000 students, empowering them to create exceptional music and live their passion.We had a great discussion with Drew about the deep inner game and tactics musicians need to use to gain traction and mastery the art form of music. Here's what you'll learn about: Learn how to overcome setbacks, avoid destructive comparisons, and build emotional strength as a modern musician.Discover the power of mindfulness practices in managing burnout, stress, and enhancing mental well-being.How to approach wicked problems, overcome self-judgment, and harness unconventional tools for musical and personal development.Access all Warp Academy resources here: https://warpacademy.com/Books mentioned in this episode: https://www.amazon.com/Effortless-Mastery-Liberating-Master-Musician/dp/156224003X/ref=asc_df_156224003X/https://www.amazon.com/Stealing-Fire-Maverick-Scientists-Revolutionizing/dp/0062429655Want to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://go.modernmusician.me/music-mentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

Video version: https://youtu.be/BNKlwhAdWhY Welcome back to another exciting episode of the RaVe Room podcast, I was absolutely honoured to have Jay on the show at the mobile studio at Bass Coast festival. Experience the electrifying sounds of Jay Carder, a trailblazing artist whose unique fusion of UK bass, techno, and breaks ignited a meteoric rise in 2022. From captivating sell-out shows in the UK to international stages in India and Istanbul, and debut sets at renowned festivals like Glastonbury and Gottwood, Jay's musical journey knows no bounds. Delve into her sonic world, marked by three unforgettable fabric performances in 2022, including the legendary Sportsbanger Mega Rave. Jay's affinity for radio shines through as she curates a diverse array of sounds. From pulse-pounding club anthems on Rinse's The Dance Show, to the infectious rhythms of UK bass on NTS's Kaizen, and the entrancing blend of underground Indian trip hop on Soho Radio, she's a true radio aficionado. Tune in to experience her groundbreaking collaborations with Mumbai's Aneesha Kotwani (wavlngth), uniting Indian and UK talents in a transcendent auditory journey. In 2023, Jay embarks on a thrilling Monday residency on Rinse, sharing the spotlight with luminaries like Hessle Audio & Tasha. Jay Carder's roots in South East London fuel her dynamic energy and artistic ethos. With an impressive journey spanning 8 years, she initiated her promoter/DJ career alongside the collective 4 To The Floor London. These events attracted a global dance community, bringing together house dancers, voguers, b-boys, waackers, and more from Paris, Japan, Berlin, and beyond. Now at the helm of her own club series 'House of Carder', she's curated unforgettable nights featuring acclaimed artists like Bruce, Breaka, Dr Banana, and K-Lone. Immerse yourself in Jay Carder's world and embrace the heartbeat of the dance floor." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Video Version: https://youtu.be/iOyiF56aoFI Welcome back to my channel, In this exciting video, we took the podcast on an adventure to the Basscoast Music Festival, and mate, was it an unforgettable experience! Join us as we dive into the world of electronic music and get up close and personal with some of the biggest DJs in the industry.

Oli Orval in the booth with a Bass Coast fomo relief tapePlaylist: HUSKIE - EverknowSergio Levels - Radio SoundMichael Red & Scratcha DVA - Secure the UberMax Ulis & Sergio Levels - Something ElseBraue - PhiloOverland - SilkBraue - There's too much sand on the beachBlondtron & Waspy - 100%Garneau - PumpGREAZUS - XoTiC (VIP)Garneau - RainfallCiel - Koala BounceSelf Evident - Goodies RefixOakk - BezierDJ Shub & Handsome Tiger - Ombaashi (ft. Northern Cree)Westerly - Check point

  The situation for those seeking peace in face of the US's ongoing wars and threats of war – US peace activist & President of World BEYOND War, Kathy Kelly Long time Wonthaggi-based activist Jessica Harrison about the challenges and success of people working together to improve lives and the environment. Prospects of Julian Assange's ordeal ending, US proxy war in Ukraine and possible changes to  Australian War Powers, taking away the decision from the Prime Minister and the Executive – Dr Alison Broinowski, author, academic, President of Australians for War Powers Reform, and former Australian foreign diplomat The punishing of Gaza by Egypt – Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

Today's episode is a super fun topic, because seriously, who doesn't love giving and receiving gifts.And given that it's almost the middle of November, an episode about gift giving seemed timely.I am joined by biz bestie, team member and dear friend, Tania Hall.Tania is the owner of The Custom Gift Box Co, a small family business based on the Bass Coast of regional Victoria, and they aim to curate gift boxes that collate the best of Victoria. Tania is incredibly passionate about creating carefully curated gift experiences that leave little impact on the wider environment.With a background in major events (including gifting!), she loves nothing more than seeing how a person's face can light up with joy when presented with the most unexpected of gifts. In this episode we want to help you apply the joy that gift giving (and receiving!) brings to your business and just some of the things you can use to create meaningful experiences for your clients and your team.Tania is also my co host for the Online Entrepreneurs Christmas Party!If you are base in Melbourne (or you're looking for an excuse for a long weekend away) we would love to invite you to join us in person for canapes, cocktails and music to celebrate the year with like minded coaches, service providers and creatives!There's less than 2 weeks until we put on our dance shoes and put down our laptops and we would love nothing more than for you to join us.Tickets and more info at thevirtualchapter.co/christmasCONNECT WITH TANIA:Website: www.customgiftboxco.com.auInstagram: @customgiftboxcoLINKS:Come say hi on Instagram - @thevirtualchapterBook a call with us: www.thevirtualchapter.co/bookNot sure where to start with outsourcing? Download our free guide to over 70 tasks a VA can do for your coaching business.Find out which systems needs your time and energy: The Scalable Systems Quiz

Welcome to DRR Podcast 099, this week we welcome Rennie Foster, Canadian House & Techno Wizard based in Vancouver. Rennie Foster has been a well-respected figure in the Canadian music and art community for over two decades. He influenced many as an early pioneer of the Hip-Hop / B-Boy movement, and later the House Music and Techno / Rave scene, participating in the first events in Western Canada during the birth of these now common urban subcultures. He is also very well known within the niche of graffiti art for his early work, having been archived in several published books. Rennie relocated to Tokyo Japan in 2004 and became an important part of the Japanese club scene, playing all over Japan in venues such as Womb, ageHa, and Yellow, maintaining DJ residencies in Tokyo and Kyoto at the Metro club and at the Nagisa Music Festival in Tokyo and Osaka. Rennie was consistently ranked in the top 50 DJs in Japan by LOUD Magazine until re-locating back to Canada in 2011. Rennie is currently a resident DJ at Western Canada's top after-hours club, Gorg-O-Mishin Vancouver, BC, regularly traveling to play as a guest at underground venues across Canada, Detroit, New York,and Paris and has played festivals such as Shambhala and Bass Coast among others. Rennie Foster has released music with Jack White's Third Man Label, classic dance music labels including Transmat, F-Communications, Synewave, Teknotika, Subject Detroit, and is widely recognized for his underground anthem Devil's Water on Rebirth Records. Rennie has remixed, or been remixed by, some of the top names in dance music such as Juan Atkins, James Zabiela and Swayzak. He has released many singles, EPs, and four full length albums. He runs a signature record label RF and continues to produce tough urban house music and stylish techno for cutting edge dance music imprint including Goldmin Music and Skylax Records in Paris and the Detroit based Soiree Records. Track List: 01. The Passenger - Haagenti - RF 02. Shinedoe - Nidra - Intacto 03. DJ Hockey - Dense Particulate - RF 04. Mark Broom - EFX - Rekids 05. Chris Baumann - Oxygain - Soiree Records Int'l 06. Tao Andra - Prevail - RF 07. Dustin Zahn - Wet Hot Heat - Blueprint Records 08. John Hester - Haze - Rekids 09. Daphni - Cherry - Jiaolong 10. Kyle Geiger - Bellhouse 3 - made of CONCRETE 11. Alan Fitzpatrick & Reset Robot - Phantom - UNCAGE 12. Shlomi Aber - Warping - Be As One 13. Adrian Hex - Chrono - Undertone 14. Yan Cook - Olympus Mons - Arts 15. Monobox - Blackwater Canal - M-Plant 16. Rennie Foster - Midnight Sun (Tao Andra Remix) - RF 17. Rennie Foster - Falling Skyward (Gary Martin Remix) - Teknotika Follow Rennie Here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/renniefostermusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renniefoster/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/renniefoster Bandcamp: https://renniefoster.bandcamp.com Subscribe to our weekly email bulletin and follow us on all platfroms here: www.drrlts.ck.page Email: info@drr-lts.com Website: www.drr-lts.com

Henry C is a DJ, musician based in Vancouver, Canada. His roots take him all the way back to a small, but beautiful country, El Salvador. It is his unique roots that bring an especially exquisite taste for his music selection. Henry C combines different forms of house, minimal and techno to create a distinctive sound, which helps generate his refined and renowned sets. In addition, Henry C is always expanding his knowledge for music, nowadays by pursuing new sounds through production. With 5+ years of experience, constantly practicing and mastering his mixing techniques, Henry C has been able to achieve quite some recognition around the underground scene in Vancouver, Canada. He is been a resident DJ for the last two years at one of the biggest clubs in underground music in the city, Are you MIA. Where he has manage to establish himself as one of the favourite to open up for big shows. Such as: Dom Dolla, Dillon Nathaniel, Dubfire, Eagles & Butterflies, Josh Butler, Gene Farris, Pete Tong, Richy Ahmed, Sonny Fodera and more. His also currently part of the team and has started by helping with the bookings for Saturdays at the club. Also, he has manage to be a solid member of the best after hours club in Vancouver, Gorg-O-Mish. Holding up a resident DJ for three years. He has proven to have the skills and style to keep his name on top with some really talented artists in the city. Such as Derrick Vnuk, Kevin Shiu, Rennie Foster, Sivz and more. This year, at this club he played his longest live set to date, 6 hours set. Thinking he can still offer some more to the community, He teamed up with some of his closest friends to create this new group or movement called "The Initiative". Which in less than a year, they have achieved quiet some recognition around members of this city. They pulled off two underground raves with almost a 1,000 attendees, Now they have the opportunity to bring their events to different nightclubs around the city. They are bringing this new energy and look to their well-known parties. Henry C has also achieve some recognition and love around some countries in Latin America, such as Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Colombia and others. Looking into new horizons this following year 2022, where he plans to find bookings all around Canada, and Latin America following his passion for connecting, dancing and sharing his view on music. Bookings: theinitiativeevents@gmail.com JAY DI A drummer turned to a DJ. Jay Di is inspired by rhythmic beats loaded with percussion and deep dance floor grooves. Working in the underground clubs of Vancouver Jay Di has played sets at MIA, Gorg-O-Mish, Studio nightclub Waldorf and many other iconic venues in Vancouver. Jay Di is also a Co-Founder of "The Initiative" which hosts many exciting and underground events within the City to support the scene and also follow his passion. With a main focus on House and Techno Jay Di brings an eclectic sound driven by emotion. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Episode 038 with Justin Martin Video Version: https://youtu.be/tsmSWtnKs9A Justin Martin is a San Francisco-based house DJ and producer whose best tracks and remixes tend to be lean, finely melodic, and a little playful. He debuted with the 2003 single "The Sad Piano." Released on Ben Watt's Buzzin' Fly label, played by Derrick Carter and Pete Tong, and licensed by Steve Bug, the single got Martin's recording career off to an impressive start. Additional singles for Buzzin' Fly and Utensil were out by the time Martin and Claude VonStroke co-founded the Dirtybird label, an outlet for both producers' solo tracks, Martin's partnership with Christian Martin (as Martin Brothers), and other artists such as Ardalan. Martin's debut album, Ghettos & Gardens, was released on Dirtybird in 2012 with new productions, a handful of remixes, and a "remake" of Goldie's "Kemistry" all part of the program. Justin moved away from dirty bird pursue in his new sound and focus on his productions. With this Justin had started his own label, whilst not ready yet, Justin continues to put the hard work into his new label by doing all the designing, editing, organizing you name it, his 100% effort has started and will continue to grow his label. CONNECT: The Music Matters Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_music_m... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themusicmatte... Website: www.themusicmatterspodcast.com Treat us to coffee :) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/musicmatteo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Video version: https://youtu.be/WDno2l476KE Episode 037 Rumpus, by definition, does in fact bring the noise – and the bodies – to dancefloors and music festivals around the globe. A badass drummer with a punk-rock upbringing, Rumpus infuses that alternative edge into his own unique brand of high vibe, bass heavy, funky house music. Powered by live drums and one-of-a-kind productions, Rumpus's eclectic style has been flexing speakers on an international scale, with recent appearances at major festivals including Shambhala, Burning Man, Lightning in a Bottle and Shipsomnia in Ibiza. His visually captivating, high-energy live shows are favourites among freaky festival folk and are even known to turn electronic music's skeptics into fast fans. His releases include music on Insomniac Records, Club Sweat, Vibrancy, Westwood Recordings & Mixfeed, as well as recent collaborations with Volac, Smalltown DJs, Dread MC, Kid Enigma, Ill Phil and Neon Steve. His music has gained play and support from artists including Tiësto, Marten Horger, Marshmello, Oliver Heldens & Nicky Romero to name a few. A feature in DJ Mag where Rumpus was named one of “12 Emerging Acts to hear this September“, receiving the award for Sask Music 2020 Electronic Artist Of The Year, and also a nomination for the 2020 Western Canadian Music Awards ‘Dance Artist of the Year', shows the continued acceleration for this eclectic producer, drummer and DJ and is proving this Rumpus is just getting started! Follow the beat @itsrumpus Recent Performances: Burning Man Shambhala Lightning in a Bottle Astral Harvest Rifflandia Snowbombing Centre of Gravity Motion Notion Electrodeo SXSW One Love Festival (California) Shipsomnia (Ibiza/Barcelona/France) Sunday Funday Pool Crawl (Nicaragua) Groove Cruise Island Life (Panama) Yacht Week (Turkey/Greece/Croatia) CONNECT: The Music Matters Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_music_m... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themusicmatte... Website: www.themusicmatterspodcast.com Treat us to beer :) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/musicmatteo CONNECT: RUMPUS Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/itsrumpus Instagram: instagram.com/itsrumpus Facebook: facebook.com/itsrumpus Website: itsrumpus.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Full set from Bass Coast Festival 2022. Hands down one of my favourite sets of my life! Thank you for all your incredible energy this was WILD. Long live Trance (: Tracklist: 1. Kevin De Vries - Dance With Me 2. Agent Orage DJ - Love The Feeling 3. CRUSH3d - Brick! 4. MRD, Sticky Icky - Superwoman 5. Juicy Selekta - Unusual Suspect 6. DM 90 - Sexy Whore 7. Juicy Selekta - Shoot To Kill 8. JKS - Get Crackin' 9. Jacidorex - Love Parade 10. Tiesto - Traffic 11. Deft - BURNA 12. Drugr - Insomnia 13. Trance Wax - Throne (Active Extended Mix) 14. BK, Cortina, Mada - Erection 15. Denham Audio - Down On Me 16. Client_03 - Love And Or Hate Trigger 17. Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Drankenstein Remix)

Episode 036 Video Version: https://youtu.be/L9M62N_3-S4 We were chuffed to have Jesse Bro on the show straight after his boiler room set. Jesse tells us how he thought his set went and how he got into his musical journey. West Coast producer, MC and DJ Jesse draws full-bodied, impressionistic lines where less finessed artists draw blanks. Taking his creative cues from early-90's sample-based hip hop, Bru's deep house treatment remains decidedly modern – and mighty soulful. He also moonlights as one half of Vancouver duo Hot Keys (alongside Ryan Trann). His sample-strong debut album, MidCity (2012) on UK label Audio Parallax finds his sharp, fluttering grooves laced with hints of cut-up jazz, dubby acoustics and celestial vocals. CONNECT: Jesse Bru Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jesse-bru Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessebrumusic/ CONNECT: The Music Matters Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_music_m... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themusicmatte... Website: www.themusicmatterspodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Video version: https://youtu.be/jXageHs1RWY London bred taste maker T.Williams, has accomplished a full sweep of merited recognition that has accelerated over the last five years. 2017 has been no exception, with a series of notable achievements that have not gone unnoticed, highlights of which include, Williams on the front cover of the Move Magazine. The in depth interview covered topics from his emergence on to the scene in 2010, his growth as an artist inking a deal with PMR records, a spot on the prestigious Radio 1 “Residency” which facilitated a number of bookings and performances the world over. The article also touched on his on going support from Red Bull Academy to his return to his independent creative roots with his Today Tomorrow records, the innovative spread covered every base. Another mile stone of 2017, was the launch and release of the collaborative efforts of Williams and Julio Bashmore, their first EP, one of many scheduled for further releases in the forthcoming year via their joint Independent Conch records. Avid students of house music, the label aims to push out more underground cross genre music with heavy rotation from Moxie & Shyone. The tastemaker also released an EP on the legendary NYC house label "Strictly Rhythm" stand out track "Moody Dubs" premiered by Annie Mac and Kerri Chandlers Madhouse Records, the stand out track "Together" reaching No.10 in the traxsource chart. As this year comes to a close, this year has proved to be a stellar one for the West Londoner as he starts work on Vol.3 of his "Sodality” Series. Williams continues to produce class remixes, all the while further expanding his global touring schedule for 2018. CONNECT: The Music Matters Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_music_m... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themusicmatte... Website: www.themusicmatterspodcast.com Treat us to beer :) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/musicmatteo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Bass Coast Fomo Companion Mix All songs can be found in the Bass Coast "12 Days" releases. https://basscoastmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-12-days-of-bass-coast-2015 Wishing everyone at Bass Coast 2022 the best! See you out there next year! - OliPlaylist: HUSKIE - EverknowTamarak - ShardsHandsome Tiger - Haunt MeWesterly - Check PointOakk - BezierPhilthKids - HydrolicsAbstrakt Sonance - Ready for WinterJPod - On the cuspHandsome Tiger - Trippin'Anna Morgan - Turbo Moto (I'd Rather Be Raving)Oceantide - EEEKIdle Minds Workshop - Grow Down ft. SyreneicreamyJake Robertz - ProbabilityEZ Riser - Solar Dub PowerMat the Alien - BCOSErica Dee - Smile (Greazus & Sinistarr rmx)Kid Kurse - DeziroHomesick - Steam TrackThe Librarian - Take Flight

In this episode, Greg talks to Mal Label boss Mal Harper. They open the episode by listening to the song "Evil Aria" by Illexxandra on the latest Mal Label compilation Space Opera. Mal talks about putting the compilation together, and how they brought together a diverse lineup of both up and coming and established artists around a common stylistic theme. Greg and Mal then mention the Pyramind live stream scheduled for later that day featuring some Mal Label Artists, and how they will continue to work together on events and look for talent among all the many talented Pyramind students. They then talk about the origins of Mal Label in the live events and music promotion space. Mal talks about how she met El Diablo and The Genie, and how they put on their first shows, as well as the band Mal was in around 2008. Mal talks about how events like Burning Man inspired her and other event companies in the Bass Music scene to add more visual and art elements to live events. After this Mal talks about how she decided to go back to school to learn Music Business and Marketing, which allowed Mal Label to transform into both an events company and full-fledged record label. Mal credits two events that inspired her, Shambalah and Bass Coast in Canada. Both because of how fun they are and how they work hard to create a safe dance space for their patrons. Mal and Greg then discuss the meaning of safe dance spaces and how important they are for the scene, as well as how much progress has been made to create Safe dance spaces. Circling back to the record label, Mal talks about how Mal Label now has over 250 releases. They talk about how the label has gotten to this point by focusing on putting out material from up-and-coming artists, as well as prioritizing women and POC artists. Mal also talks about how the label has recently moved from putting out releases in rapid succession to focusing more on creating curated compilations in order for each release to get the proper time needed for marketing. She also talks about leveraging their large catalog to a music library that focuses on micro-licensing for internet ads and home-exercise content, and how doing so has created a consistent revenue stream for the label and its artists. Finally, they listen to another couple of tracks from Space Opera, first "The Dragon" by El-Diablo and Nim-1. Greg and Mal talk about the crossover potential between Bass Music and Hip Hop, and how it's been done so successfully over the years. Finally, they close the Podcast with the closing track from Space Opera, "Space Coast Boogie" by Bukkha. Pyramind Live with Mal Label artists, El Diablo and DJ LB: https://youtu.be/5NpLSaNoVxg Mal Label: https://www.mallabelmusic.com Send Demos to demos@mallabelmusic.com Space Opera EP: https://open.spotify.com/album/0C3Iukpu3ksSKuw5MwgPbP?si=h9c9qclyQjKw0tyR7-XvVw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 025 Dj, Producer and label owner Rennie foster tells us how he got into the electronic music scene and working with well established producers. He explains about his life in Japan and how he broke into the dj scene there. Rennie Foster has been a well-respected figure in the Canadian music and art community for over two decades. He influenced many as an early pioneer of the Hip-Hop / B-Boy movement, and later the House Music and Techno / Rave scene, participating in the first events in Western Canada during the birth of these now common urban subcultures. He is also very well known within the niche of graffiti art for his early work, having been archived in several published books. Rennie relocated to Tokyo Japan in 2004 and became an important part of the Japanese club scene, playing all over Japan in venues such as Womb, ageHa, and Yellow, maintaining DJ residencies in Tokyo and Kyoto at the Metro club and at the Nagisa Music Festival in Tokyo and Osaka. Rennie was consistently ranked in the top 50 DJs in Japan by LOUD Magazine until re-locating back to Canada in 2011. Rennie is currently a resident DJ at Western Canada's top after-hours club, Gorg-O-Mishin Vancouver, BC, regularly traveling to play as a guest at underground venues across Canada, Detroit, New York,and Paris and has played festivals such as Shambhala and Bass Coast among others. Rennie Foster has released music with Jack White's Third Man Label, classic dance music labels including Transmat, F-Communications, Synewave, Teknotika, Subject Detroit, and is widely recognized for his underground anthem Devil's Water on Rebirth Records. Rennie has remixed, or been remixed by, some of the top names in dance music such as Juan Atkins, James Zabiela and Swayzak. He has released many singles, EPs, and four full length albums. He runs a signature record label RF and continues to produce tough urban house music and stylish techno for cutting edge dance music imprint including Goldmin Music and Skylax Records in Paris and the Detroit based Soiree Records. Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqYzPxzU_uA&t=4135s CONNECT: The music Matters Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_music_m... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themusicmatte... Website: www.themusicmatterspodcast.com Treat us to coffee :) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/musicmatteo CONNECT: Rennie Foster Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/renniefostermusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/renniefoster YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2c32WKmZJQoQCGCVagj0mg --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

This week, Gerard chats with two deeply committed Landcarers from the Bass Coast Landcare Network. Volunteer Anna Spiden and staff member, Dani Mathysen-Carr have been working in and around Landcare for the last 10 years or so and are part of a busy Landcare scene around Bass Coast. The interview is a delight as we hear not just what they and others have been doing but the connection to improving the landscape that both of them share. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Last show of the year!This Housing Week, Zeb and Kevin speak with Shane McGrath from Housing for the Aged Action Group (HAAG) about how COVID and related policies affected housing in 2021, including the end to the eviction moratorium and Coronavirus supplements for welfare recipients, a reflection of pervasive governmental inaction. We also discuss the continued under-investment of public housing, the HAAG 2021 Christmas party, and a forecast of housing-related issues for 2022. Later, Jessica Harrison and Jack Verdins join the program to give a recap on the Housing Matters meeting held in Wonthaggi last week, discussing the lack of housing affordability in the Bass Coast, and what resources the group are calling for going forward.Read Vulture Landlords and the Justice-Washing of Housing Struggle by David Kelly, Kate Shaw and Libby Porter by following this link.Listen to HAAG's show Raise the Roof every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from 5:30-6pm on 3CR. If you're an older Victorian with a housing issue, you can call HAAG toll-free on 1300 765 178 or visit their website here.

Scheherazade Bloul (WOTL) spoke with Prof.Helen Berry from Macquarie University on how climate change impacts mental health//Jessica Harrison spoke with Kevin and Zeb (City Limits) about housing challenges on the Bass Coast//Kevin and Zeb (City Limits)  catch up with Pam Morgan about the campaign to save the Collingwood Children's Farm//Hannah and Emma from Blockade Australia speaking with Stick Together's Jackson McInearny about the recent action to shut down the world's largest coal port in Newcastle NSW//

;The Music Matters Podcast 018 with SIVZ | Video version https://youtu.be/Hc2p6p3k5UE @sivzmusic Sivz is a DJ from Vancouver, through this show we go through how she plans a set to making a track and how to get booked for DJ gigs Sivz is an artist born out of relentless hard work and true passion for the party. This red-headed firecracker tornado'd her way from her status as a veteran clubber and global music festival chaser to professional tech house DJ/Producer in no time, ready to dominate. Put on the map for playing versatile sets through her residencies at venues like Vancouver's Gorg-O-Mish afterhours, she now regularly shares Canada's most iconic stages with the likes of Green Velvet, Chris Lake, Mark Knight, Claptone, and Dusky to name just a few. Touring the music festival circuit with performances at Shambhala, Bass Coast, Contact, Fvded in the Park and Contact among others, she has also quickly become a fan favourite, often taking the cake for the most memorable and talked about set of the weekend without fail. In recent years she has taken her sound internationally, making guest DJ appearances at prestigious venues like Croatia's Carpe Diem in association with The Yacht Week. An ex-electric guitarist, drummer, and pianist and non-stop house music fanatic, Sivz has shown equal success in the studio. She is often commended for her catchy lyric writing, flair with her drums, and impressive percussion programming. Using intricate percussion, rolling tech house basslines, and dominant vocals as her ultimate tools for expression, her releases on labels like Monstercat, Westwood X, NV'D and DeepNHeat have received endless support from her dedicated fan base and fellow producers, repetitively landing her records in Beatport's Top 100 charts. A connoisseur of all things house, Sivz's music collection spans from loungey daytime house to the darkest warehouse techno. With her deep understanding of the nightlife scene and the unique tastes of her crowds, you can trust in her chameleon-like ability to deliver the right vibe for any setup, be it a bangers-only festival set or a late night tour through the sounds of the underground to leave you in drastically different places from where you started. Whatever the vibe, you'll be quick to witness Sivz's undeniable passion for music instantly through her animated, down-to-earth, stage presence — bass-facing, miming her lyrics and singing every word as she fearlessly leads her crowds deep into house heaven. If you're feeling like those guys could do with a lovely alcoholic beverage then $1 which goes towards our beer fund for the shows

Jennie-maree Tempest is a textile artist living on the Bass Coast of Australia. After many years creating art quilts and portraits, she has decided to challenge her textile art skills and creativity by creating textile art botanical sculptures. Jennie-maree focuses her creativity inspired by the native Australian species that grow around her coastal home. The latest is a flowering yucca that is around 6ft / nearly 2m tall! It has been a massive undertaking, and has taken over four months of hard work to create. It's not only a challenge of textile art but also of construction. How did she make such a large item out of fabric & threads? Today on the Stitchery Stories textile art podcast, Jennie-maree Tempest chats with Susan Weeks about her inspirations and challenges and her creative life by the coast. For this episode... View Show Notes, Links & Examples of Jennie-maree's work at http://www.stitcherystories.com/JenniemareeTempest Visit: https://jemartem.com/ Like : https://www.facebook.com/JemARTem/ Look : https://www.instagram.com/jemartem.textiles/ Buy : https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/JemartemTextiles Pin : https://www.pinterest.co.uk/jemartem/  

This week, Gerard spoke with Jason Good from Bass Coast Landcare Network about his role as Pest Animal Co-ordinator in and around Bass Coast and South Gippsland. The converstaion commenes with his work on Dream Island, one of the Barrier Islands north of Wilson's Prom and then moves to Phillip Island and Jason's work there to eradicate foxes. Impressive stuff. There is also a frightening anecdote about just how clever and mischevous domestic cats can be! Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.basscoastlandcare.org.au/ https://www.wgcma.vic.gov.au/getting-involved/landcare This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Get familiar with Stacey Forrester's Sanctuary Radio, a weekly podcast about safer nightlife with a focus on consent and harm reduction. Stacey runs the harm reduction program at British Columbia's boutique Bass Coast festival, co-founded the Vancouver chapter of Good Night Out, and creates beautiful harm reduction graphics that you may recognize from G Jones and CharlesTheFirst events. On this swap cast, Stacey challenges Wes and Elizabeth to consider whether it's possible to separate the art from the artist and how this factors into the larger conversation about sexual violence. We discuss how we can do a better job of supporting and centering survivors when allegations surface and the importance of holding space for people to change their mind and evolve their perspective once they learn new information. Stacey is a wonderful resource, and we highly recommend that you engage with her content to make our scene safer. Everybody deserves to feel safe at shows. Interview starts at 23:20Follow Almost Familiar on Social Media: Instagram: @almostfamiliarpodFacebook: Almost FamiliarEmail us: almostfamiliarpodcast@gmail.com

This week: We talk about the grants available to small businesses, the official opening of the Country Universities Centre, CUC Bass Coast, the rejection of the AGL Crib Point and APA Gas Import Jetty and pipeline project and Our Bass Coast. Our Future drop in sessions we held last month across the shire and have come to an end. We would like to thank the members of our community who attended these sessions and shared with us their ideas, aspirations and thoughts about the future of Bass Coast.

This week: We talk about the Our Bass Coast. Our Future. Drop-in sessions starting this week across the shire where you can attend and tell us your ideas, aspirations and thoughts about the future of Bass Coast.

This week: We talk about the Community Grants Program Information Sessions, speed limits around schools, staying safe in the heat and by the water and congratulate and welcome Bass Coast’s newest citizens, who took their pledges at the Australian Citizenship ceremony held last week.

This week: We talk about the February Council meeting, State Government’s changes to mask wearing, the Vegetation Management 10/30 Rule, staying safe in the heat and by the water, and thank the 93 staff that we were able to employ thanks to the State Governments Working for Victoria program for all they have done for the Bass Coast community.

This week: We talk about the Latrobe Valley Authority’s Grants Program for small businesses and Our Bass Coast. Our Future Community Engagement Sessions where we would like to hear from you about your ideas, aspirations and thoughts about the future of Bass Coast.

This week: We talk about the Our Bass Coast. Our Future Drop-in sessions we’re holding this month across the shire where you can attend and tell us your ideas, aspirations and thoughts about the future of Bass Coast and share some highlights from our March Council meeting that was livestreamed last week.

This week: We talk about the grant funds to help local small businesses grow, Our Bass Coast. Our Future Drop-in sessions we are holding this month across the shire where you can attend and tell us your ideas, aspirations and thoughts about the future of Bass Coast, and the State Government’s announcement of further easing of restrictions across Victoria.

This week: We talk about the State Government’s $25 million investment towards public and community housing in Bass Coast, the Christmas decoration competition, the draft Phillip Island (Millowl) Wildlife Plan, the cancellation of this years’ New Year’s fireworks display and the State Government’s investment into public community housing.

Beau joined us for a special two-part episode to share his journey, as well as offer a coach’s perspective on community football and what it means to him.⁠⁠Beau was a star junior and senior player at community level before an on-field accident in 2012 resulted in a spinal cord injury and quadriplegia. Since then Beau has travelled an incredible journey, inspiring thousands with his positive mindset and can-do outlook on life. Beau has coached at senior level for five years, with teams coached by this great man reaching grand finals in all five of those years!⁠⁠Beau won a national hand cycling championship in 2016, is a pride of Australia medal winner, a passionate advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities and in 2020 was inducted into the MCG’s Australian Sports Museum. ⁠⁠We spoke about some of the key events both pre and post-injury that have shaped Beau’s life. We talk everything from coaching to surfing, the power of community sport and what it means to him, as well as some of his key learnings such as having a laugh and not taking yourself too seriously.⁠⁠Beau is as engaging, caring, funny and genuine person as I’ve ever come across. It was a privilege to have the opportunity to get to know him and I hope you enjoy this chat...⁠ ---- Beau Vernon's Website: www.beauvernon.com Beau Vernon's Journey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeauVerno Beau Vernon's Instagram: www.instagram.com/beauvernon1 The Country Footy Prez Website: www.thecountryfootyprez.com The Country Footy Prez Facebook: www.facebook.com/thecountryfootyprez The Country Footy Prez Instagram: www.instagram.com/thecountryfootyprez See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Gerard spoke with Karl Russo from Woolamai in the Bass Coast about the project he and partner Rachael are involved in to transform 100 acres of cleared,hilly and eroded farm land into a haven for native wildlife and a home for themselves and their young family. It's an extraordinary story. Links mentioned in this episode: Bass Coast Landcare Video of one of the major planting days on site at Karl and Rachael's property https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1439754532780685 WGCMA Landcare page to find your local Landcare group: https://www.wgcma.vic.gov.au/getting-involved/landcare Karl Russo's INstagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/karlosrusso/ This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Kara is a Triathlon and running coach, Strength and Conditioning Coach and athlete based in the Bass Coast, Victoria, Australia. Kara has 10+ years of experience in the fitness industry and specialises in strength and conditioning for endurance athletes. Kara runs her own business and offers tailored online coaching programs for performance and injury rehabilitation, group S&C classes and 1:1 coaching sessions. She specialises in improving movement and running biomechanics analysis.Kara has competed in Triathlon for 10 years at a national and international level. Prior to this she participated in many years of netball, volleyball and women's AFL.Website: https://karalandellscoaching.com.auInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach_karalandellsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/basscoastfitnessTopics:0:00 - Start0:24 - Intro0:40 - Kara’s background 2:10 - Most interesting findings 4:36 - Nutrition and endurance events10:59 - Mental aspect of endurance events17:12 - Interplay between disciplines in training and race23:22 - Transition training29:19 - Weekly volumes for each leg by events34:38 - Building up to longer distances37:28 - Technical terms in triathlon training41:08 - The role of S&C in triathlon training44:24 - The role of technique In triathlon (most technical portion, etc…)54:00 - What currently fascinates you in the field of sports performance?55:30 - Things you changed your mind about since you started coaching59:28 - Kara OnlineFull Video Interview: https://youtu.be/bjRHyY9HjWs

The planned Bass Coast Dinosaur Trail links significant fossil sites from San Remo to Inverloch.

CEO Ali Wastie and Bass Coast local legend, geologist, palaeontologist and Bunurong Coast Education Officer Mike Cleeland were interviewed by the amazing Mim Cook on ABC Gippsland about the exciting Dinosaurs Trail project.

CW: Rape culture & sexual assaultGet familiar with what rape culture actually looks like and feels like in the live music community and how you can empower yourself to challenge it in the wake of allegations against Space Jesus and Bassnectar. Wes, assistant manager at Syracuse’s Westcott Theater, and Elizabeth, a rape survivor, share their observations and experiences of rape culture in the EDM community, including Wes’ firsthand experience navigating an encounter with Datsik. Bass Coast’s Harm Reduction Manager & co-founder of Good Night Out Vancouver Stacey Forrester offers an anecdote about transformative justice as we consider what a future could look like where we hold space for both accountability and healing. TL; DR: Keep your damn hands to yourself.  Follow us on Instagram: @almostfamiliarpodFollow us on Facebook: Almost FamiliarFollow us on Twitter:  @theAFpodEmail us: almostfamiliarpodcast@gmail.com Intro & Outro music: Almost Familiar - Pretty Lights

This week: We talk about the new mandatory requirements related to COVID-19, where you can get tested for COVID-19 in Bass Coast, last week’s Special Council Meeting, the results from our Customer Satisfaction Survey and what some of our Working For Victoria recruits have been up to.