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17.01.2022 A show close to my heart. Mexican inspired tales from no so far - Burringbar in fact, where the flavours, colours,, vibrancy and voluptuous vibe spills out of Mercado Juarez and onto the pavement and park of this tiny one road town each Friday afternoon. Authentic Mexican tacos form the basis of this gorgeous gathering along with live music, a gelato bus and picnic blankets laden with the lot. The people behind it all Joey, Jefte and Jorge spill the re-fried beans on the passion behind everything they do. Are you ready to go to Mexico?! Yum.

15.01.2022 Youth voices, issues and experiences fill the show today. Karma Barnes and her crew from the 12 week Resilience Hack Project in Ocean Shores tell us what they've been up to in their creative resilient bubble. We hear from Jasmin, Charlie, Elsie, Riley and Tahlia. - Ashana Bragg co-facilitated a project called Joyality Leadership Climate Resilience for youth aged 14-22. Here she shares information about this valuable project along with the input of two participants Will (16) and Audrey (14) as they talk about being part of the project and the skills and lessons they learned along the way. We also hear about the collaboration with Byron Youth Theatre culminating in the play "How on Earth". Yum

11.01.2022 Who Gives a Cluck founder Julie O'Shea shares her story of rescuing thousands of chickens and passing them onto a community of Mother Cluckers who want to adopt the chickens and let them live out their lives to the fullest. Tom Rothsey from Celestial Roots talks about his "ElderTonic" and other natural and powerful healing and immune boosting elixirs and tonics. Sister Kaisa goes "Down the Black Hole" in this weeks Curious Cornucopia. Yum.

11.01.2022 Todays show is dedicated to my fellow brothers sisters, Uncles, Aunty’s, Elders, jajuns and families that I have had the privileges of being welcomed by as I travelled with Desert Pea Media to their remote communities and highschools in the Bunjalung area of the astonishingly beautiful yet harrowingly harsh lands of Northern NSW. The Wehlabul community of Baryugil opened their hearts and shared stories of cultural history, current struggles, future optimism and the truth about what it's like living with no water in the river and how that affects the entire ecosystem that is their lifeblood. Art work by - Bronwyn Bancroft, Baryugil

11.01.2022 A cultural hotpot of delights. 51st Generation Kumu Pa'a Kawika Foster takes us deep into the complex realms of his traditional Hawaiian culture and Ancestry. Hear about Ho'oponopono, Hula, Lomi Lomi and traditional stories passed down through generations. Sister Kaisa contorts us with her Curious Cornucopia - Octopus on your face, Death Noodles, Hawaii's love affair with SPAM, a strange thing called Oobleck and Fluff Screamers?! Yum.

08.01.2022 Entrée - Sister Susanna's Belly Bulletin tells of Bruce Pascoe's award winning non-fiction book Dark Emu published in 2014 coming to a TV near you next year. Main Course - Felicity Evans from IMBIBE talks edible beauty, collagen, sustainable practices, ethical endeavors, probiotic pros and cons , wellness and work. Desert - Sister Kaisa's Curious and hilarious Cornucopia is a MUST listen this week if you want a good belly laugh. Yum.

08.01.2022 All things chicken and egg ... and then some. The most comprehensive chicken coverage imaginable with guest "Rono the Chicken Man".

07.01.2022 Welcome to the THIRD of the Walkabout podcasts produced with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation cbf.org. Made while working in remote communities and highschools on Bunjalung country in the NSW Far North Coast, with the non-profit organization Desert Pea Media in collaboration with North Coast Primary Health Network creating hip hop tracks and music videos based around mental health with indigenous youth in each community. In this edition we head to Yaegl co...untry and arrive in Maclean, a town in the Clarence Valley situated on the river in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. The Yaegl People are the traditional custodians of the coastal areas around Yamba, Iluka and Maclean, having lived in the region for over 60,000 years Of deep cultural significance to the Yaegl people is the island easily visible from the road that runs alongside the clarence river as you drive off the Pacific Highway toward Maclean. At a glance it’s scenic, peaceful and all part of the touristic view but this island holds a much deeper story for the Yaegl mob. In 1904 the island was gazetted as an aboriginal reserve/mission site and became home to most of the local Aborigines living in camps scattered about the fringes of Maclean and Lower Clarence Region During this project Elders passed down knowledge and stories from their time on the island and it had a deep impact on the kids, shaping the lyrical content for the song - Calling into the Deep by the 380 Crew The intention of the podcast is to tell the story behind the lyrics of the song by offering those involved a platform on which to express themselves verbally, via the medium of community radio.

04.01.2022 There's a new food festival coming to Bangalow town. Eat Street brings together the best of the region’s chefs, artisan food & drink makers, musicians and locals for a night of feasting and celebration - Karin Ochsner's film "Surfing to Survive" tells the story of her unusual life, of which she is mostly allergic to, due to a severely compromised immune system - Sista Kaisas Curious Cornucopia: Everything you ever wanted to know about Sea Squirts, Novelty life skills & Meeting Jesus on the road. Yum.

03.01.2022 Prebiotics, probiotics, gut health and 100% eco packaging all feature in the first interview with Katarina from Suria Foods who mission it is on this earth to ferment what grows seasonally and organically from her garden. From mushroom miso to pecan nut cheese and other famous delights - Cultural Segment features youth from Karma Barnes' Resilience Hack project as they take a guided walk around the Pass and learn from Aunty Delta Kay about the history and importance of the Bunjalung Arakwal people and their home - Rinat Strahlhofer from #WEARENOTSAM. Scientists, doctors, and ex-insiders around the world are standing up to the telco industry and blowing the whistle against the corruption and dangers associated with the roll out of 5G. Yum