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Send us a textEnjoy A+ gardening content with plant-mad legends from the Kalamunda garden festival. Guests (not in order)- Hannah Moloney - ABC Presenter- Dan Rubick - Botanist- Brenna Quinlan - Australian educator and Illustrator- Matty B - Eco-warrior and green Entrepeneur- David - Owner of small business - Wick and Grow - David - Co-owner of "Made for the earth" Plant nursery - Sean - Etheliana wildflowers- Jo Bussell - Urban Revolution concept storeAre you an avid HYE listener?Click the link below to check out our sponsor - Verigrow and use the discount code "HERB" for a 10% discounted rate on all items.LISTENERS ONLY LINK: https://www.verigrow.com.au/?ref=herbSupport the show

In which the Freedom Centre practice very hard for the first pitch; Trav volunteers to catch it; Shaun volunteers to wear a tutu; Trav is pumped; (Those things are not connected though); Molly dislikes wasting pitches; Trav enjoys fouling them off; Caitlin has her mojo back; Molly's subconscious gets in her way; Sophie isn't quite quick enough; but Steph is; Ciara keeps it alive; Deborah has a first; Trav crushes; Sophie is unflustered; Vette does an impression of a pretzel; Trav has the deke; Sophie forgets to move out of the way; Ciara doesn't panic; nor does Sophie; Vette launches but respects her knees; Molly breathes out; and love is celebrated!

Send us a textHey garden squad.Enjoy the podcast coverage of the recent Kalamunda garden festival, recorded on the very first day of spring.If you're reading this, please consider supporting the podcast by commenting and sharing the podcast on social media!Are you an avid HYE listener?Click the link below to check out our sponsor - Verigrow and use the discount code "HERB" for a 10% discounted rate on all items.LISTENERS ONLY LINK: https://www.verigrow.com.au/?ref=herbSupport the show

Producer Joel filling in for Leechy! People tailgating, and honking the funeral hearse !? Luke MCGregor interview Hell Yeh, Don't Care Perth Ghostbusters – The Haunted Kalamunda Hotel! Gosnell & Huntingdale'a milky water! The Hawks Psychic is on the money so far... What do you regret doing with your mum?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hasn't the Hawk Tuah girl blown up ???? Evo used some of her spit and shined his scooter ,ready for the scooter derby with the legends at Devil Accessory's This episode kick off with a bang !!! the Dessert Slut going bang on our scooter ideas and insinuating we may be Jerk%*g each other off some what true but not really LOL ... Gorgeous George and the Hogg Culture gang definitely went BANG !!!! Beers on tap this episode thats right we had kegs in the studio ... The Kalamunda stout and because Short Cut and E-dawg are clowns The Jester ...Quite a funny Episode today with potentially The BEST YARN sent in by non other then Creber to add to this months Flog of the month .... Some great prizes to give away so send those yarns in legends and be apart of the show.We want to give a special thank you to everyone all over the world supporting the podcast much appreciated from the whole Unprofessional Fam remember to download those episodes it helps us so much Like always legends chat to ya's next week Much Love Evo , E-Dawg & The One And Only Short Cut Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clairsy and Lisa spoke to Dylan Twiss, he's the Kalamunda man who recently won the annual Cheese Rolling competition in the UK. Pseudo Echo front man Brian Canham called Clairsy & Lisa as their debut album Autmnal Park turns 40. Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to find out when you accidentally set your hair on fire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Perth Live today, Oly Peterson revealed that senior Federal National Party MP's have been working overtime to recruit Mia Davies, as a candidate for the new WA electoral seat at the next federal election.  The seat of Bullwinkel — which will take in Beverley, Northam, Toodyay, York, Armadale, Gosnells, Kalamunda, Mundaring and Swan — was announced in a shake-up of the electoral map last month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.PODCAST COVERAGE FROM THE KALAMUNDA GARDEN FESTIVAL - JUNE 2ND.Are you an avid HYE listener?Click the link below to check out our sponsor - Verigrow and use the discount code "HERB" for a 10% discounted rate on all items.LISTENERS ONLY LINK: https://www.verigrow.com.au/?ref=herbSupport the Show.

Clairsy & Lisa spoke to Dylan Twiss, a Kalamunda guy who has just won the UK's annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll, where contestants literally roll down a giant hill chasing a wheel of cheese. After speaking to Dylan Twiss about his Cheese Wheel Rolling experience in the UK, Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to ask, What's the craziest thing you've ever done. Hayden Young from the Fremantle Dockers joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio where they spoke about last Friday night's draw with Collingwood and this weekend's game against Melbourne in Alice Springs. In The Shaw Report, more cast announcements for Knives Out 3 plus death threats for the cast of Will & Grace. Clairsy & Lisa spoke to Jimmy Barnes & Ian Moss as they announced a huge new tour with the full band.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kalamunda guy Dylan Twiss has won the annual Cooper's Hill cheese roll in the UK, where people literally roll down a giant hill in Gloucestershire, Clairsy & Lisa spoke to him about the experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to talk AFL and all things sport going into the weekend including the story of a Kalamunda kid who is starring for the GWS Giants and why West Coast are giving Harley Reid the weekend off.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio where they talked about yesterday's ANZAC day clash, Harley Reid being rested for the week, it's a 3 horse race in the English Premier League and the story of a boy from Kalamunda whose doing great things for the GWS Giants. Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to ask what videos do people always share with you. Comedian Nazeem Hussain is headed to Perth for his new show Totally Normal, he told Clairsy & Lisa what the show is about. In The Shaw Report, a surprising new twist in the Harvey Weinstein saga plus Billy Corgan from The Smashing Pumpkins is getting his own reality show and the reason is mind blowing, Lisa has all the details. Lisa had a fact that blew Clairsy away about why 50% of the population is going to need glasses in the not too distant future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another festival in the bag. Thanks once again to Andrew and Mandy Osenton for putting on another awesome event. Guests on this one include Faye Arcaro, Lisa Passmore and Anthony Quinlan, just to name a few.If you enjoyed this podcast and you'd like to help it grow at zero cost, don't forget to share it with friends, rate it five stars on your podcast player and leave a written review. IT REALLY DOES HELP HERB GROW.See you in the next pod.Sammy and Jules.Support the show

An out of control bushfire in Perth's north-east has sparked a possible threat to lives and homes. A watch and act is in place for people bounded by Abernethey Road, Kalamunda Road and the Great Eastern Highway Bypass in parts of Hazelmere, High Wycombe, Perth Airport and South Guildford in Swan and Kalamunda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A bushfire Watch and Act alert is in place for people between Tonkin Highway and Orrong Road, from St John Road in the east to McDowell Street in the west in parts of Kewdale, Wattle Grove and Welshpool in the Cities of Belmont, Canning and Kalamunda. There is a possible threat to lives and homes as a fire is approaching in the area and conditions are changing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Enjoy our day's recordings from Stirk park at the Kalamunda garden festival on December 3rd, 2023.Feat: RewildingSuburbia, the.tnk.loft, Andrea Whitely, Dr. Kit and Jo Bussell just to name a few.Another successful day from Herb your enthusiasm's PODZEBO. Hope I did all you garden legends justice!Sammy.Support the show

In which Ashleigh pulls off a something extraordinary; Vicky & Ryan enable us to be part of it; the first pitch gets everyone excited; there is a lot of dressing up; Baseball is eventually played; Emma is even less quick; Caitlin is briefly robbed (fixed it); Amelie proves herself wrong; Richelle thinks she's quicker; Molly has a drop step; a really really good one; Vicky is very excited to be back; Vette is very pleased when there are two out; Emma knocks gloves off; Michelle gets hit again!; Vicky's hands are safe; Dan really wants to hit it a long way; Emma's glove is very sharp; Vette keeps her streak going; Caitlin gets her best hit ever; & is really really pumped; Molly goes to the hole; Vette has no fear; Ciara is quick; Caitlin works really hard to do it all herself; and there is love and friendship on and off the field❣️

In which McGillivray is seen at dawn; white balls remain much loved; Trav is pumped; Amelie is too bit a fraction too much; Molly is steady & Ciara follows suit; Michelle shows her guns; Amelie gets her first out (& then her first hit); unfortunately Olympia is quicker than Dan; Trav overruns the ball to show off her guns; Vette reels in the years; so Emma does to (& surprises Michelle); Emma opens her shoulders; Michelle does too (lest she be upstaged by her daughter); Emma dislikes corners; Steph can take the pressure; as can Dan (who discovers a new rule along the way); Michelle and Molly are too crafty (which is about the only luck Molly gets); Caitlin loves her new role (as does Wally); Michelle makes it look casual; and Molly confuses blue and green.

GARDEN NERDS!EXTREMELY special podcast dropped, for your listening pleasure.A whole day of chats with Sam and the absolute who's who of gardening and horticulture in Australia. I feel insanely lucky.This day was about 4 weeks in the making and was somehow simultaneously the best and most stressful experience of the year.I will have to go into detail about the lead-up to the festival in another pod, but the actual Sunday exceeded absolutely every expectation and Andrew and Mandy hit it out of the park, as usual.Enjoy these chats with Millie Ross, Derryn Thorpe, Diego Oliveira, Phil Dudman and other local garden legends!Yew (tree)!!Sammy.Get tickets for the SUMMER Kalamunda garden festival on December 3rd here: https://kalamundagardenfestival.com.au/Support the show

Hosts Jim and Nick are in the studio chatting with Lorraine Woods who is a designer/artist she creates traditional indigenous garments for dolls, she chats about how she got started and her inspiration. Lorraine Woods Email: bulakeoadvisory@hotmail.com Then they're joined by Brooke O'donnell who recently opened a yarning circle at the Kalamunda scout hall, and chats about what it will offer to the community. Moorditj Mag airs live every Thursday on RTRFM 92.1 at 11am. You can also catch Moorditj Mag on 100.9fm Noongar Radio and Great Southern FM on Fridays

Hosts Jim and Nick are in the studio chatting with Lorraine Woods who is a designer/artist she creates traditional indigenous garments for dolls, she chats about how she got started and her inspiration. Lorraine Woods Email: bulakeoadvisory@hotmail.com Then they're joined by Brooke O'donnell who recently opened a yarning circle at the Kalamunda scout hall, and chats about what it will offer to the community. Moorditj Mag airs live every Thursday on RTRFM 92.1 at 11am. You can also catch Moorditj Mag on 100.9fm Noongar Radio and Great Southern FM on Fridays.

Sammy and Case (case on the call-in) had a ball chatting to Kalamunda locals and creators of the Kalamunda Garden festival.What utter Legends these two are!Have a listen to the lengths that Andrew and Mandy go to, to make one of Perth's favourite gardening events a reality, it's not easy and it's a testament to their commitment to their cause.These two are on a mission to foster local community and infect everyone they meet with their vibrant passion for all things gardening.Nothing much more to be said other than enjoy hearing the story of two spectacular Perth locals turning their business and garden dreams into reality!Peas!Kalamunda garden festival:Kalamunda Garden FestivalGet tickets for the SUMMER Kalamunda garden festival on December 3rd here: https://kalamundagardenfestival.com.au/Support the show

Enjoy Sammy's interview with the gnome himself! Costa has been hosting Gardening Australia for the last 12 years alongside an elite gardening dream team on the East coast.Thanks to Andrew and Mandy; creators of the Kalamunda garden festival, Sam was able to sit down for an amazing 1.5 hrs with this freight train of enthusiasm. Hopefully the first of many pods with this living legend !S & C.Need help with you garden?Sam and Casey would love to help inspire and guide you in growing your own beautiful garden!Find Sam at www.edulisgardening.com.au (or on instagram @edulis_gardening)And click here if you'd like to contact Sam to organise a consult (he can help you design and create your own edible food forest!)Find Casey at www.caseyjoylister.com (or on instagram @gardeningwithcaseyjoy) and, click here if you'd like to join the Seed to Supper club (you'll learn how to grow an edible garden through very month of the year!)COSTAS LINKS:Junior Landcare: Junior Landcare | Environmental Education for ChildrenMilly Formby: A microlight flight around Australia to highlight endangered migratory shorebirds' plight - ABC NewsFiresticks alliance: FiresticksVictor Stephanson: Let's Talk 2021, Episode 147 Victor Stephenson | Murri Country (triplea.org.au)BGANZ: BGANZGet tickets for the SUMMER Kalamunda garden festival on December 3rd here: https://kalamundagardenfestival.com.au/Support the show

This week Luke Winter brings the word as we jump into our next sermon series, the Holy Spirit. The spirit is a member of the Trinity and as the church, we should know about it and be in fellowship with the spirit. Our Prayer at Kalamunda is this message equips you with the power and authority that the spirit brings.

Unfortunately, the preacher that was meant to preach this week was unable to preach, so Brad introduced the church's connect groups. Here at Kalamunda, we value connection and community. So if you are interested in joining a connect group that meets throughout the week and meets to join in fellowship. Brad then goes into the importance of community and the need for biblical relationships to be fed into and to feed into other people's lives. We are sorry that the planned message isn't out and that there is a break in the devoted series. The preacher had a personal accident and is okay but couldn't deliver the message. Our prayer is this message empowers and encourages you to surround yourself with people who can support and love you.

In which the Ladywhips prove you don't always need to wear shirtsleeves in this league; there is once again for a tape measure & it is now on Molly's Christmas list; Michelle once again exclaims why it is always her; Renae is in command from the beginning; Olympia doesn't like big cutouts; Ciara is patient; Ella is ferocious; Monica is aggressive with her feet but not the bat; Molly makes adjustments; Michelle does a lot of running; Trav has too fast hands but loves the high ball; Ella doesn't stop; Steph let's it travel; Olympia stays on her back butt cheek; Molly has all the right moves; Richelle gets it done; Rebar doesn't hesitate, Molly remembers she's doing her own washing; Trav rears back and fires; and the Ladywhips book a finals berth again!

Comedian Claire Hooper is back in Perth for the first time since the lockdowns and it seems she really did miss *checks notes*… Kalamunda's Zig Zag. But you know what she doesn't miss? The dreaded ‘pop-in'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which the shipping container can be unlocked; the diamond still has to be set up & the mound is still wet; Molly is loved by the scorers; Monica keeps being aggressive (even if Sophie won't tell her what to do); Olympia is strong; Currie pulls; Steph never has patience; Megan has presence of mind; Simone is back (in every sense); so is Olympia; Trav has presence on the hill; Anney shows joy in her work; Gemma makes adjustments, Calista needs patience; Monica is grateful for the unnecessary outfield practice; Simone knows when she is done; Trav gets a very long single; Simone breaks her longest drought; Olympia is fearless with the stick as well as the glove; Ciara makes adjustments but is still robbed; Steph is astute; nothing gets passed Olympia; Trav rides her luck; Currie attempts to do the same; & Trav plays 100 much to the joy of both teams!

Tim Phipps finishes the sermon series FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions), with the question, How do I know what God's Will is? How do you decern God's will in our lives whether it is in a small capacity or major life choices? What is the importance of decerning God's will in our lives? Well, Pastor Tim Phipps explores the answer addressing its complexities. But our lord is for us and wants to share his perfect will and plan for our lives, so join us as Pastor Tim delves into the word and what it says about God's will. Our pray at Kalamunda is that this sermon blesses you and brings you closer to God. Cause you are loved more than you know.

Five days after calling 6PR Breakfast in tears after her dog jumped out of her son's car window at a Kalamunda service station and disappeared after being hit by a car, Tonka has come home. A jubilant Anita told Breakfast fill-in host Michael Genovese on Tuesday that Tonka was a little injured and had lost a lot of weight but was back home and "so over the moon".   "It's been a week today, so my son rang me at 6am this morning... he was found at St Brigids, and he was living in an al fresco area, and the residents there told [son] Chris that their security lights kept coming on every night, and that doesn't usually happen," she said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which Kalamunda do to the Ladywhips what they did to them in the grand final; Molly's eyes at least are not unwell; Calista's eyes are really big; Renae still has her strut; Michelle is a little lucky; Simone is definitely not; Annie makes yet another start in a row; gloves need to be awoken; Steph is ferocious with the bat, although less so with the glove; Monica is too aggressive; as are Sophie, Gemma & Amelia; Danielle is very unlucky, Anney continues to be patient; Sophie gets the ball again; Danielle gets a crash course; Renae is pitched around; Annie makes the most of an outfield moment while Amelia goes looking for work.

As we continued our sermon series on FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions), two brilliant questions came up. Is God male or female? How do we love someone and rebuke sin, when in rebuking someone's sin you are attacking a part of their identity? Although the question may be controversial Rod handles the questions well, with good biblical backing. Cause who else can we learn from but Jesus himself and the love and wisdom he displays? We at Kalamunda pray this message blesses you and brings answers to some of life's tough questions.

Earlier this week on Perth Live caller Jacqui raised her parental concerns as the 299 twice-a-day bus route that takes students to schools in Kalamunda was cut due to the new airport train line. Rita Saffioti, WA Transport Minister told Oliver Peterson that the delivery of the a train line is aimed at reducing the amount of bus' that run parallel to it. "There has been some consolidation of the bus route along Great Eastern Highway - work was undertaken to devise new routes to work with the train line," she told Oly on Perth Live. "For many students and people there is more direct access to their schools but there are some where that access has changed and there's been a need to swap between bus and train now. "We have had feedback so we are working with the agency to see if there is other tweaks we can make to the service and will be reviewing the situation over the next couple weeks." Rita Saffioti also responded to a second issue that was raised on Perth Live this week. Caller Jessica alerted Oly that there is a known issue between the Department of Transport database and Police database which has seen some cars appearing unregistered and therefore police will seize plates. "We've tried to interrogate this example - we understand there is a delay with BPAY between 2 and 5 days between payments - however there is a few things out of our control with how BPAY conducts themselves but I will talk to the Minister of Police if there is any sort of ability of proof of payment can be considered." "I've always had a personal passion about the rego stickers but every time I raised it to others, they said don't be silly Rita."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Gilmour shared her parental concerns on Perth Live as she explained told Oliver Peterson a twice-a-day bus route that takes students to schools in Kalamunda has been cut due to the new airport train line. Students have been directed to take the train first and then a bus, creating big delays for some students. "It is a bit disappointing as the service has been running for 50 years and suddenly it's gone," she told Oly. The 229 bus route which runs from Elizabeth Quay up Great Eastern Hwy, is just one of the busses that have been terminated, leaving students from Kalamunda High School, St Brigids College and Mazenod College having to find a new way to school. "Plenty of students hop on the bus on the way up the hill on Kalamunda Road, the kids stand like sardines on the last little segment towards Kalamunda Station. "It's about a 50 minute journey from getting the bus to getting to school and they're now suggesting we add another 30 minutes to that."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Hynes, a spokesman for Transperth responded to this story on Perth Live. "Some of the things are quite true, the route 229 has been removed as part of the airport line - because the best way to move a large amount of people quickly and efficiently is by rail. "However it has been replaced by a number of services, the Airport Line itself obviously but also route 940 between Perth and Redcliffe Station, also route 290 and 291 between Redcliffe Station and Midland Station via Guildford and route 275 between Wycombe Station and Walton Bay via Kalamunda Road. "So when you link those up, it will get you back up into the same area."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A thick blanket of smoke has covered Perth on Sunday afternoon, causing low visibility and air quality across the City. Prescribed burns carried out by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions prompted a smoke alert to be issued for Pickering Brook, Kalamunda and adjoining eastern areas of the Swan Coastal Plain through to the Perth CBD. The smoke is expected to clear overnight but Emergency WA urges people to take caution in these conditions. Residents have been told to shut their doors and windows and turn off any aircon to avoid inhaling the smoke, while motorists are advised to turn on their headlights and travel at appropriate speeds as visibility may be reduced. You can visit the Emergency WA website to keep up to date with the latest advice. PERTH WEATHER FORECAST Monday: 22C, partly cloudy Tuesday: 26C, sunny Wednesday: 19C, cloudy Thursday: 19C, partly cloudy Friday: 21C, mostly sunny Saturday: 23C, sunny Sunday: 23C, mostly sunnySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sunrise correspondent Syan Vallance joins Tim with what's making news today: Two men killed in helicopter crash in regional WA Hunt for Joe Versace's killer Smoke and haze from Two Rocks to Kalamunda from prescribed burns Mandurah man killed in Queensland  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we cover the long and storied past of the Kalamunda Hotel and the more permanent residents. We also cover the finer points of the International Classification of Ghosts and if life size rag dolls are cute or creepy.  Sources include: https://www.kalamundahotel.com.au/history https://www.ghosttourbookings.com.au/ghost-tours/halloween-at-kalamunda-hotel/ https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/mischievous-spirit-in-wa-ghost-story-20130508-2j7nr.html https://www.hauntedplaces.org/item/kalamunda-hotel/ https://www.paranormal.com.au/public/index.php?topic=11225.0 All rights reserved © 2022 Ghost Stories in the Sunlight.   Please rate, review, subscribe and really enjoy life. We appreciate it.   CONTACT US: Email: GSITSpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: fb.me/GSITSpodcast Twitter: @GSITSpodcast Instagram: @ghoststoriesinthesunlight   “Always remember to leave a light on.” – Booris, Podcast Ghost

Michelle Prior, Director of Active Transport at the Department of Transport spoke to Oliver Peterson on Perth Live to discuss the roll out of 30kph speed limits on Norfolk Street in theCity of Vincent, Hector Street in the City of Stirling and Sussex street in the City of Kalamunda. "Safe active streets are a cycle route on a quiet, local street where we have essentially retro fitted some treatment to create an environment where cars and others drive at 30kph to create a safe street for everyone to use," she told Oly.  "Some of the things that you would likely see is a single lane slow point, raised platforms at intersections, narrowing of the street widths by planting trees or delineate on street parking, we might change the stop or our big symbol that says 'safe active street' to indicate it's a changed environment." "We want to create an unfamiliar space for drivers so that intuitively you slow down , creating a safe place for people to ride their bikes, for kids to come out and play - it's all part of the design."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kalamunda Garden Festival is right around the corner, and Tod Johnston spoke with Andrew Osenton about what we can look forward to and a legendary gardening guest who will be making an appearance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After several weeks of battling between different Perth suburbs, including Cottesloe, Guildford, Joondalup, Burswood, and many more the final two came down to Victoria Park vs Kalamunda. They ran an extremely tight race, but Victoria Park came out victorious in the end. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which Molly leads mediation, and silently curses the airline industry; spectators come, despite the minimal number of players requiring guardians (at least before the game); Renae gets her helmet approved and then immediately decides to demonstrate why she needs it; there is confusion in the middle; Monica is cleaned up, but immediately makes amends; Molly can't keep her weight back but her hip initiation is excellent; Megan just keeps swinging; Renae chooses odd pitches; Emma makes sure all four balls are cycled through; Michelle sees watermelons; Vicky knows the strike zone better than everyone; Annie chooses better pitches; Ciara can't miss; Molly has rhythm; Trav has everyone's timing; Michelle has safe hands; the fence turns out to be further than it seems; Trav gets a rush of blood before Ella is gassed up; Emma declares that they shall not run any more; Zoe is the victim of impressive daylight robbery; Vicky shows her wheels, so Annie has to get her out; Trav starts hitting people, unintentionally; Megan demonstrates her dancing skills, and is very lucky; Molly finally just isn't quite quick enough; the first error is finally made, being too aggressive; and Ciara earns a standing ovation; before medals are handed out; Shaun gets very very wet; there is nudity and much undress (much nudity and even more undress); and the boys take a long while to win anything!

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Erika Lori is a physiotherapist in a hospital head injury unit and an ultra runner. On this episode Erika shares her story. Why she runs, what she has experienced and what these experiences have given back to her. Erika recently completed a yoga course and she shares why she did it and how it might impact her running. She shares how her role as a physio inspires her.  Erika is the owner of the Bib track record which is 1000km Albany to Kalamunda. She shares the whole journey from where the idea came from and how it played out.  On her record completion of the 1000km Bib track Erika also raised $4000 for the blue tree project.

In which the infield is kept busy, a training drill pays off in spectacular fashion, Renae ducks dangerously, Monica gives off veteran air, Annie hangs on as long as she can, Trav likes big swings, Shaun gets distracted, Lisa steals a lot, Steph's cork remains in, Ella chances her arm successfully, Megan does to but is not successful, Maddy is aggressive, Ciara just wants to be on first, & Beckie sees a lot of pitches with no luck.

In which Michelle marvels at the size difference of everything; Molly needs time to shake the yips; As does Renae; Trav, however, does not; Megan puts on a positional Masterclass; Zoe can't adjust and has little luck; neither can Renae, but she does; neither can Emma; Anneliese shows no effects from early call-outs; Monica picks up where she left off; Ella picks her preferred outfielder and runs; Ciara thinks too much; Trav is quick off the mound; Ella doesn't panic; but the rest of the infield does briefly; Molly can't spot a fastball but has her curveball on a string; & her meditation pays off!

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This episode, Shadé Zahrai interviews Julie Drago, CEO of Hero Properties, Non-Executive Director of Mendolia Seafoods and Director of Fairbridge Investments. Julie is a Member of the WA Divisional Council and Chair of WA Land and Infrastructure Committee of the Property Council of Australia. She is also a Committee Member of the City of Kalamunda.   Valuable Discussion Points (01:25) What is the story of Julie's leadership journey?   Julie's parents immigrated from Italy in the 60s. Her father established a large fabrication business. From a very young age she was very fortunate to be able to have the opportunity to work in the facility. This is where she developed her passion for fabrication and workshops in that industry. She built the business up and tackled huge projects all around WA. In the early 2000s, the family decided to concentrate more on developing industrial property, close and lease out the fabrication business. Over the next 20 years, Julie built large workshops and leased them out to mining, oil, and gas multinational companies. In 2019, she was appointed the CEO.   (03:08) What were the barriers that Julie faced and practical ways she navigated her way through male-dominated industry and environments?   Growing up in a male-dominated industry, Julie did not really work with a lot of women, apart from the administration roles. The biggest thing she learnt was that she needed to step up and back herself. Going into these environments, she would often be the only woman in the room. She had to learn to believe in what she was doing and what she was saying, so she could make her own voice that people would listen to.   (04:09) Why does Julie feel that it is so important for women to embrace and amplify their natural skills?   Julie thinks that women are naturally more empathetic. When women look at problems, they look at the problem from both sides of the argument and sometimes people can get caught up on trying to win an argument but being more open and understanding about where the other person is coming from enables women to be really good negotiators and that's how Julie tackle things all the time.   (18:20) How does Julie use networking as a strategy for building relationships?   The biggest thing is do your research before you go to an event like apart from get involved, go to events and find out where you can have some input. Use LinkedIn, get to know them and figure out who they are and then actively go up to them and say, look, I'm really interested in what you've done here and here and have that conversation. Don't try to be so random about it.   Key Learnings Julie learned that she had to stop questioning herself. She struggled to put herself out there and really speak up. Women need to ask themselves, what can go wrong? Once women get over that hurdle, they will realise that they have got a voice, that they can use it and that it is very powerful. Some people can be so focused on the short-term gain, instead Julie shares that people need to think about a longer-term gain because relationships, trust, and rapport take years to build. When COVID first came and her tenants went to her for rent relief, she did not need the government to mandate it because they were already doing it. Anna added involvement to your respective industry body to the Leadership Toolbox. Start going to their events, participants and try to get onto some of their committees. Being part of that body enables you to lobby the government and figure out ways to try and make your business easier.   Quotable Quotes “I've got a voice and I can use this and it's very powerful.” – Julie Drago   “You can't literally win every deal. You know, they're going to win one. You'll win one that's it and that's life. You know, and if you think like that, you'll have a lot better relationship with your competitors.”– Julie Drago   “There's no point complaining about something, get involved and be active about changing it.”– Julie Drago   Important Resources and Links If you would like to learn more about how CommBank is ensuring women are advancing their growth in business, visit https://www.commbank.com.au/women-in-focus.html.   Host of the Leading Women podcast, Shadé Zahrai helps women hack their careers to advance faster, overcome their limiting beliefs and confidently create the life they deserve. She is featured in Forbes, the New York Times, TED, Daily Mail and other media. If you're interested in learning more about Shadé and the issues she's currently discussing, visit https://www.shadezahrai.com   If you're interested in connecting with Julie Drago or viewing her professional portfolios and achievements, visit her LinkedIn via https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-drago-21324b66   The Leading Women podcast is produced by Nicole Hatherly, recorded at RadioHub Studios with post production by Cooper Silk and Iain Wilson.

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In which Anneliese discovers the best hangover cure; Ciara is pretty chill; Steph is not really; Molly definitely isn’t; Zoe makes like a rock; Beckie is disappointed in the number of strikeouts; Renae can’t keep the grin off her face; Ella shows off her arm; Vicky is the steadiest; Meg is robbed again; Steph says hello to the ball: Simone sees little to like; nor does Teagan; Ella shows off to her Mum; Beckie is more consistent with the bat; Richelle does a lot of running; while Anneliese walks it off.

In which Beckie keeps experimenting; Emma is a trooper for 5 minutes; Simone has enough of the heat; Shaun loses an out; Richelle keeps having to run; Meg is robbed; Vicky finally gets a play; Trav gets lucky and gets dirty; Renae can’t get out; neither can Simone still; nor can Molly; Beckie can’t get enough strikeouts; There is much discussion of toilet training; Ben can’t bend too far; Beckie doesn’t mind; Zoe keeps apologising, & Ciara shows the benefit of cages.

In which no-one strikes out, Beckie wants the ball, Averil has no fear, Molly’s feet don’t wake up, but Zoe’s feet do, Rose’s muscle memory returns quickly, Simone looks comfortable again in blue, Richelle is relieved to come out of the field, Trav announces that she doesn’t like running, & Lisa is quick-witted.

On this weeks Episode we had a chat to key defender Denver Grainger-Barras on what got him into footy, who he looks up to, playing junior footy at Kalamunda & district football club, being pick for and playing in the u16 All Australian team and playing in the u18 national championships. TUNE IN FOR A GOOD LISTEN. // Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS45dZENSOyhv7hU4X1vwkQ Check out our insta while your at it https://instagram.com/lakerland__podcast?igshid=9pkl9xfjywh2 Check out all the other platforms we are now on https://linktr.ee/Lakerlandpodcast // GO CHECK OUT DEMVER'S INSTA ASWELL https://instagram.com/denver.gb?igshid=b3l7qnq4vt31

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This is another edition of SBL Shootaround you just don't want to miss as we look at the winners and losers in Round 4 of the West Coast Classic, name all of our mid-season award winners and have a chat with one of most loyal and consistent import turned local in the league. This week's Men's SBL Shootaround gets underway with a look at some of the thrillers of the weekend and the tight contests that the Willetton Tigers, Perth Redbacks and Goldfields Giants have been involved in over the opening four weeks. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Ben Ettridge then announce their mid-season West Coast Classic award winners including who they believe will win the Championship, MVP, Most Improved, Coach of the Year and be named in the All-Star Five and Next Gen Five teams. The Personality of the Year predictions might really grab your attention as Ben's selection is the very same supporter that got behind every team his Joondalup Wolves were playing in last year's SBL finals in pretty vocal and out there style. We then take a look at all the results in Round 4 of the West Coast Classic and give an update on the standings with five rounds remaining. It's then time for our special guest for this week and that is 289-game SBL veteran Corey Easley. Following his college career at the University of Montana and stints in Europe, he found his way to the Cockburn Cougars thanks to CJ Jackson in 2008. Aside from a year in Queensland and despite requiring a knee reconstruction that first year, he's called Perth virtually ever since. He has forged a fine professional career with stints at the Kalamunda Eastern Suns, East Perth Eagles, Willetton Tigers, South West Slammers, Perry Lakes Hawks  and then back to East Perth and now Kalamunda, and wherever he's gone he has been a true professional and delivered big time. He has also made a family for himself down under, still keeps a close eye on American Football from here and has plenty of fascinating stories to share that you just have to tune in to listen to. We then take a look at Round 5 upcoming in the West Coast Classic and sign off on SBL Shootaround for another week.  

In which Emma M does her Willie Mays Hayes impression without the bird; Teagan is quick; but Ciara is even quicker; Beckie is not; Neither is Megan; Zoe is too aggressive; Renae blinks; Anneliese starts to get comfortable; Ciara kicks herself because she isn’t; Amarisa moves gracefully in the deep; Emma I keeps taking her shoe off and getting in trouble; Liam is an early nominee for the best boyfriend of the year trophy; Trav decides to haul her puffy knees around the diamond; while Teagan protects her finger; Vette discovers fielding makes her hit better; Richelle doesn’t get the opportunity to swing; and Megan blows a save (but will need to look it up).

This was buckets of fun! For the first time, Sab's Dirty Deeds was live from the Kalamunda Garden Festival. While taking questions from a bunch of awesome garden lovers, Sab and Jamie talked about the excitement of growing plants from seed, the importance of family gardens and unique finds.

I’m which the McLean sisters spend the game trying to outdo each other; the other Emma can pirouette; Ciara falls asleep at first; Zoe does not have time to fall asleep at second; Vette is commanding without the bat; Amarisa swings only once; Ciara doesn’t swing at all; Trav looks comfortable; but Tegan is not quite quick enough.

Sam Carrello is back in the studio discussing the merits of fixing or staying variable, given the record-breaking low rates we are currently all enjoying.  Nigel Aldridge then steps into the studio to chat about Kalamunda, some history, and what the future holds for this hills suburb. 

This week we are joined by Bonny from Friendly Drop Bear to discuss the extensive list of Shire of Kalamunda walks that have been mapped out for our hiking pleasure in Perth. We discuss the good, the bad and the interesting from these collection of hikes located on the Darling Scarp.

SBL Slam returns for another week. We chat to Wildcats and Flames player Greg Hire, as well as Kalamunda head coach Mark Utley on the resurgent Suns.

Join Deryn Steve Sabrina Hahn and Neville Passmore as they talk with guests and exhibitors at the Kalamunda Garden Festival

In which a new season record is set; Courtney is hugged; a lot; inappropriately; Zoe pretends to have a flesh wound; Richelle has the yips; Caitlin adds to her collection; Ciara understands backing up; Trav gets no true bounces; Courtney stats down; Georgia presses too hard; Megan has sticky pants; the yips follow Grace; the ghost of teammates past is welcomed to score; and off days may abound but the result is right.

In which it rains, a lot; it blows, even more; Annelise is too hungover to come down in the tool vest, Zoe throws her bat, very far; Renae comes down earlier than Lisa, and pays the price; Grace needs no warm up; Caitlin does not turn corners; Richelle is very nervous; Courtney is very proud; Ciara is surprised; and Eyvette can’t swing but didn’t need to.

In which your Ladywhips win again on Opening Day; while Annie demonstrates her flexibility; Amarisa really wants to wear her belt; Zoe says sorry a lot; Zoe also forgets to swear every time she says sorry; Trav is very obvious about running out of gas; Georgia remembers how to turn corners; Grace lives up to her name; & Caitlin steals the W!

This is the final episode of ontrail podcasts on Tim's 2018 Bibbulmun Track hike. Listen to this podcast as Tim travels from Dwellingup to Kalamunda to complete his 36 day, 1000km trip. Over the next two weeks I will be releasing two final podcasts to wrap up this trip as well as uploading two written articles so keep an eye out!

The Bibbulmun Track is one of Australia's premiere long trails stretching 1000km (621miles) from Kalamunda on the outskirts of Perth to Albany on the southern western Australian coast. Given the distance covered there is a wide variety of ecosystems represented on the trail from coastal sections in the south through constantly changing forests that highlight some of Australia's most spectacular flora and fauna. In this episode we will be talking to Steve Sertis from the Bibbulmun Track Foundation about how the track came about, the role of the Foundation, and some key takeaways on hiking this spectacular trail.

In this episode we have a doctor of environmental science known to some as Dr. Greywater. Ross Mars is an author, a teacher and has 20 years experience in the field of greywater and wastewater. He's the Managing Director of Water Installations, a company based here in Perth, W.A.He is also an accredited permaculture design teacher and teaches people how to teach permaculture.Listen in as Ross shares a bit of his journey and we discuss: the development of permaculture, greywater systems, Australian native herbs and medicinal plants, and how we can use water more effectively in our environment.This episode is a bit of an insight into how we use water here in Western Australia, but I think the principals can be utilised in any climate.Check out Ross' work at:http://www.waterinstallations.com/http://www.redplanetplants.com.au/http://www.mundaringecostay.com/https://www.cfpermaculture.com.au/https://www.youtube.com/user/WaterInstallationsShow NotesFormative Experiences & Background- grew up with orchards & home-grown veggies- learned a lot while weeding the garden- first got into permaculture by tagging along with his wife to a course- studied biology and teaching- specialised in waste water for graduate research project- worked on introducing accredited permaculture training to Western Australia- discussion of permaculture courses- Ross is “Dr Greywater”- did lots of experiments & thesis on greywater- discussion of greywater ecosystemsThe Future of Permaculture- Ross enjoys teaching others, especially those who go on to also teach people themselves- seeing a huge move of people learning to live more sustainably- vegetable seedlings are the most popular selling plant- understanding that you do have options- seeing change among mainstream farmersBacking It Up With Science- Ross is very keen to make sure what is being taught about permaculture is firmly based on science- when wanting to use herbs medicinally, find out what you can about the herb being tested so as to use it safely- much of current herb lore is anecdotal- working to get studies undertaken to test these claims- discussion of current testingsWater Filtration & Soil- discussion about turning greywater into drinking water- passing water through some kind of filter, for ex. soil- if we get the soil right, we get the plants and the people healthy- when we build soil, we can create biological filters for our water- need to build water literacy among local populationsIn 50 Years, Ross Would Like to See…- desalination plants are not the way of the future- stormwater harvesting is beginning to be practised in Western Australia- government enforced grey water home systems- needs to be more moves to reuse all water on gardensWhat's Happening Now?- discussion of water filtration in Kalamunda (area in Western Australia)- discussion of climate change in Australia, specifically the South West- “transition movement”: arose out of permaculture course in England, also spreading in Australia now, utilising urban areas to grow food and live more sustainably- turning chlorine pools into natural pools- discussion of setting up proper safety measures so water is completely safeLiving a Probiotic Life- planting a seed or cutting and watching it sprout- safeguarding family, teaching kids to grow food- great to see this happening in schools now- become involved in teaching others what you know!- books: Getting Started in Permaculture, The Basics of Permaculture Design, How To Permaculture Your Life- 2 dvds: RAPS - Remote Area Power Supplies

In much much class is displayed; Caitlin falls in love with her curveball; Megan discovers where rightfield is; Amarisa gets more fly ball practice in the infield; Renae sets a new record with her glove, even as her struggles to count continue; Eyvette can’t miss & the outfielders are too impressed to adjust; Trav doubles even though she can’t run; Anneliese swings the bat, a lot; and The Ladywhips don’t have to pack up.

In Episode Five we provide an extended overview of the Darling Scarp section of the Bibbulmun Track from Kalamunda to Dwellingup, talking about some of the section highlights. 

In which the Ladywhips are victorious, a small dog causes consternation, Caitlin cannot be hit but Andrew's groin can, Penny picks up where she left off, Brittany reels in the years, 3 debutantes are successful, and Bec scores her first game.

In which Renae takes a lunch break; Anneliese takes a break from mucking out horses; the angry old mare makes a welcome return; the bat continue to be mighty while the gloves continue not to be; Caitlin toils womanfully; one record is not broken but others remain under under threat; & no-one shows up the Ladywhips lightly.

In which courage is shown, nerve is held, a hit is pinched, rookies disappear, Wiluna is suddenly not attractive, the veterans get it done, spectators are barked at, the Ladywhips get their first points & in the process would have made Clint Johnson proud!

- Ladywhips Preseason Tournament 2/10/16Ladywhips preseason preparation; Ladywhips v Wanneroo, Willetton and Kalamunda; final v Kalamunda; first trophy; opening day preparations.

Foundations of Amateur Radio Today I'm going to talk about housekeeping, that is, the things you should be doing while you're doing the things you like doing, like making noise on air. The topic of Logging is one that continues to attract comment, suggestion, frustration and on occasion ridicule. Let me start with the fact that the very first contact that I made was not logged. I can tell you exactly which day it was, Sunday, April 17. I can tell you where I was, Stirk Park in Kalamunda in Western Australia. I can tell you that the other station was a Japanese station, but that's all I can tell you. I don't know the time, the band, likely 10m or 15m, I couldn't tell you their callsign, even though I'm pretty sure that I wrote it on a random piece of paper at the time. It simply hadn't occurred to me that I should actually log that contact, or that I'd ever think back to that day and wonder whom I spoke with. So, if you've not yet been on-air, get your logging sorted out now. It doesn't have to be fancy, it can be your diary, a notebook, a binder, or a phone, tablet or computer with appropriate software, just actually start logging. Do it today. That out of the way, getting the entries stored somewhere, you'll soon notice that there are tools you love and tools you despise and that over time this changes. It also changes for different activities. If you're on the top of a summit or in a national park, you might just want a small notepad to log your contacts, but if you're in the middle of a contest you might just want to not have to worry about logging everything manually, you might just want to punch in the other station's callsign and their exchange. The point is that for every amateur activity there are different aspects of logging. If you're chasing island activations you'll need a spot for the IOTA number, but if you're actually on the island, others are chasing you, then a good contest log is likely all you'll need. So, I just said the magic word, good. What is a good log, what does it look like, which software should you look at? Well, as in everything in life, that depends. You're likely to change logging software across your amateur activities, either because you have come to dislike the one you're using, or because it no longer works on the current version of your computer, or any number of other reasons. When you're picking software, you should as the very first priority discard all logging software that does not allow you to export the log. If you cannot export, you're locked in and your data is very possibly lost at some point in the future, so only use logging software, if you're using software, that does an export. Now I did mention that you don't need to use software. Paper is perfectly fine, just a little harder to use if you want to check back and see when you worked a station more than once. It's also hard to use, actually, impossible to use, if you want to use Logbook Of The World, eQSL, clublog or any number of online contact verification tools. If you're looking to log during a contest, figure out if the contest is actually supported by the software, this will help you reduce the number of contacts you make that are invalid. For example, a contest might specify that you can only work a station every two hours. Relying on memory is not a good plan. Using a computer to do that is much more productive and reduces the number of contacts that are going to be tossed out by the contest manager - not to mention that some contests apply penalties if you log an invalid contact. A log that requires you to type in the frequency once is fine, but not if you need to type it in each time. If you're doing that on your phone, it'll get very tired very quickly. If your logging software won't work without an Internet connection and you're away from the net while being set-up as a portable station, you'll have all manner of issues, so consider that. So, what do I use? For most of my contest activity, at the moment, I use VK Contest Logger. It's somewhat frustrating to use on a small sub-note book, but it's pretty stable, allows multiple computers to talk to each-other and share band information, allows export, is lightweight, regularly maintained and runs on most Windows computers. My actual station log on my Linux Desktop is using CQRLOG which I use to remove duplicates and enter QSL information, export to Logbook Of The World, eQSL and the like. I use a notepad when I'm mobile chasing DX and enter the data in my station log. I've used WINTEST during contests, played with HRD and still have not found one that works well on my phone. It's a moving feast. I have different operating systems, Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Android, each for different purposes, but I've yet to find a universal one that integrates well across all that. What ever solution you pick, make sure you log your first contact. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

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