Ep 11- Can I Get Robbed In Sydney's Safest Suburb? With Baker Boy

Cherrybrook often appears at the top of lists ranking Sydney's safest suburbs, with one of the lowest crime rates in the city. So this week on the show, I went out to test just how safe it is... by trying to get robbed. With a few different tactics, I attempted to see whether anyone in Cherrybrook would try to steal from me or if it actually deserves the title of Sydney's safest suburb.Also on the show tonight you'll hear from ARIA award winning musician Baker Boy! Joining me over Zoom, Baker Boy speaks about one of his all time career highlights (appearing on Playschool), his new album Djandjay, and the mystery that is Sydney's Entertainment Quarter. Baker Boy will be performing at Liberty Hall on Friday 10th April so grab your tickets while you still can!And finally, with Daylight Savings set to come to an end this weekend I tried to find out what the best thing you can do is when the clocks go back. With an extra hour being thrown into this long weekend, you need to make the most of the time! So I headed out to Eastern Creek to ask people what the best thing to do in an hour is, and they had some very creative answers. Sydney Tonight is the talk show our city has been crying out for! Covering the good, the bad, and the ugly, this show proves that despite it all, Sydney is the best city in the world. So whether you’re in Chatswood or Cherrybrook, Blacktown or Bankstown, Parramatta or Penrith- ring in each weekend with Sydney Tonight.For videos and other bonus content, check out the Sydney Tonight socials. Get in touch with your own story suggestions! If you think there’s something in Sydney that we need to cover then send in an email and we will get back to you. Sydney Tonight is broadcast on 2SER every Friday night at 7pm. Tune in on 107.3FM or through the 2SER Website. CREDITSAnnouncer: Mark WilliamsonProducers: Liam Achurch, Aspen Beilharz, Annabelle Moore, Nathan RoachArtwork: Praveen SuriyaarachchiGuest: Baker BoyThis podcast is recorded on Gadigal and Dharug Land. We pay respects to Elders past and present.