Episodes
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1660: Mt Pleasant to Celebrate Artisans in New Makers Market
Mount Pleasant is the backdrop for a free new monthly market of local artisans starting in the lead up to Christmas. Nicki Nolan Mount Pleasant Market Day Co-ordinator and Communications Officer joins Jennie to talk about 'Makers on Melrose' starting 17 December, and an upcoming Christmas…
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1659: Nairne's Christmas Plans
The beautiful town of Nairne is getting into the festive spirit. As well as taking part in a Christmas lights competition, community members are putting on a Twilight Market tomorrow (Friday 9 December) and the Nairne Community Carols for 2022 at the Nairne School Oval from 6pm Saturday December...
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1658: Fire Danger Season Dos and Don'ts - Murray Mallee Crime Prevention
This fire danger season, there are restrictions and rules in place for what people can and cannot do when it comes to sparking fires and using equipment. Sergeant Karen Newman and Senior Constable David Brown from the Murray Mallee Crime Prevention Section join Jennie Lenman in studio to discuss.
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1658: Best Sparkling Wines to Celebrate Christmas
Glenn the Wine Guy has got a Top 11 Sparkling Wine recommendation list to help you celebrate with (or tolerate) your relatives on Christmas Day The vino lover from Wine Pro joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.
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1658: A Busy Time in South Coast Real Estate
While Regional real estate across the country is starting to drop in price, SA is bucking the trend, particuarly on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Mark Forde Director Harcourts South Coast, joins Jennie Lenman to talk about the extraordinary rise in activity for the region and for his business, and...
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1658: Reflecting on Favourite Jobs - Robin Smith from Alexandrina Wildlife Support
Robin Smith loves his life in Goolwa looking after animals at the Alexandrina Wildlife Support Group Inc (AWSG). It's one of many interesting jobs he's had in his career, including being in the Sound Effects department at the ABC as a very young lad. Jennie Lenman asks him more about it while…
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1657: WW2 Veteran Colin Wagener Reflects on 105 Years
Adelaide Hills resident Colin Wagener has celebrated his 105th Birthday this month. The former World War Two Sergeant, real estate developer, classic car collector and great-great-grandfather was born in Adelaide on 2 December 1917. He joins Jennie Lenman on his birthday for a cuppa and slice of...
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1656: Jaccie from Maccie - Beyoncé, Jay-Z and Couple Rivalries
Jaccie from Maccie joins Jennie in studio to talk about the incredible success of pop icon Beyoncé and her hip-hop famous partner Jay-Z. The two talk about one-upmanship in relationships.
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1656: The Best Christmas Lights Display in Karoonda East Murray
For three years in a row, Carol Menadue from the small town of Wynarka has won Karoonda East Murray's Best Residential Christmas Display award. Carol Menadue has been creating her colourful novelty display for the past 17 years, and offering lucky dips to children for the past decade. Usually for…
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1656: Lights on Ridge - Bringing Cheer to Murray Bridge
There’s some spectacular christmas displays to check out this festive season. For more than 30 years, the Lights on Ridge and free Santa's Cave have caught the attention of locals and visitors to Murray Bridge. Maxine and Michael Swansson join Jennie Lenman to talk about it. Santa's Cave is open...
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1656: Fire Danger Season Tips & How to Prepare a Bushfire Plan
Now that Summer has started, all districts are in Fire Danger Season through to April 2023. Brett Williamson from the CFS in Murray Bridge joins Jennie Lenman to discuss and share some advice about preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan.
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1655: Management of River Murray Power Outages
Irrigators near Mypolonga are concerned about how River Murray flooding is affecting power in the region. Tracy Bawden, Woodlane Irrigation's Secretary Treasurer, says there is too much uncertainty surrounding electricity outages amid SA's Flood Emergency, to plan accordingly. Representing dozens...
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1654: Jaccie from Maccie - How Long Have You Stayed in an Airport?
The man who inspired Steven Spielberg's film The Terminal has recently died. Mehran Karimi Nasseri has an extraordinary story, arriving without papers at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris in 1988 and not leaving until 2006. 5MU's Jacqueline Irvine and Jennie Lenman talk in studio about the story...
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1654: Community Supports Meadows Butcher after Fire
The community has raised more than $11,770 for a family who's butcher shop has been destroyed in a fire. Meadows Country Meats went up in flames, during the massive spring storm on Saturday November 12. Community member Michael Mahar created a MyCause Fundraiser to support his friend and…
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1654: Education Insider- Adapting to a New World Following COVID
Schools and families have had to pivot and adapt significantly to changes in recent years. Most notably, the COVID-19 pandemic and associated restrictions have changed the way educators and students approach learning and socialising. In a region not averse to future challenges like River Murray...
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1654: The New Mid Murray Mayor's Flood Response
Newly sworn-in Mid Murray Mayor Simone Bailey joins Jennie Lenman to talk about Council's response to the Flood Emergency and how she will work with community and government to ensure the region is as safe as possible.
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1653: See the Mighty River Murray - Tourism Ideas During High Flows
South Australians are being encouraged to visit a great part of their own ‘backyard’ in SA Murray River Lakes & Coorong region. Diverse and vast, with so many experiences will still be available over the holiday period including good pub food with magnificent views and safely see the mighty…
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1653: Inspiring Fitness with '26 Ways to Keep Moving'
Following his inspiring book 'Get Moving Keep Moving’, psychologist and exercise scientist Dr Gordon Spence has released a new book. '26 Ways to Keep Moving’ is a collaboration with his 15-year-old son Riley and a myriad of active community members who have found their passion and are on track…
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1652: Helping Local Turtles Get Back On Their Feet
Jennie has been in Goolwa, to find out about the great work of the Alexandrina Wildlife Support Group. Co-founder Deanne Smith has dedicated 30 years to rescuing turtles and other animals in need. She tells us more on this National Turtle Month.
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1651: Jaccie from Maccie - Smart Female Dogs
Jacqueline Irvine joins Jennie Lenman in studio to talk about an intruiging study she's come across that demonstrates female dogs cleverly seek out assistance from the most competent person in the house. The pair chat about the study and about curious animal behaviour.
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1651: Black Dog Ride & Christmas Lunch
There is a ride and Christmas lunch on December 3 for the Limestone Coast and Murray Mallee Black Dog Riders at the Meningie RSL Club. Regional Coordinator Rosa Hillam joins Jennie Lenman to discuss what is planned and talk about the important work of the the Black Dog Ride in challenging mental...
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1650: SES - Preparing for High River Flows & Cleaning up after Flash Flooding
The SA State Emergency Service (SES) has been busy working with communities on high Murray River flows while also cleaning up from flash flooding in the Fleurieu Peninsula and widespread storms. SES Chief of Staff Robert Charlton joins Jennie Lenman to provide an update and discuss how river...
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1650: SA Events Featuring Vino - Glenn the Wine Guy
There's quite a few wine events and festivals featuring wine on SA's social calendar this silly season. Glenn the Wine Guy, aka, Glenn Malycha, Director of Wine Pro, joins Jennie Lenman to talk about what's on.
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1649: The Grinch Tells us How Tailem Bend Is Celebrating Xmas
The Tailem Bend Christmas Parade is back this December 10. There'll be stalls, food, kid's entertainment and Tailem Bend Auto Club for all enthusiasts from 4.30 and a parade from 6pm. It coincides with the Tailem Bend Winter Wonderland, in which children can have a photo with Father Christmas....
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1649: Local Liberal Members Talk River Flooding & Carp Plan
Local Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin joins State Liberal Member for Hammond Adrian Pederick in studio to talk about flooding in the River Murray and the controversial carp eradication plan. The pair also tell Jennie Lenman their thoughts on Federal Budget infrastructure spending and…
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1648: Reflecting on War - Vietnam Veteran Ken Duthie
This Remembrance Day, South Australian Vietnam veteran Ken Duthie joins Jennie Lenman to talk about war and sacrifice. He is being honoured today with a memorial and garden and plaque at Marryatville Primary School, one of the many schools he visits to teach children about war and to share...
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1647: Victor Harbor Avenue of Honour & Remembrance Day Plans
A new symbolic memorial for Australian Defence Force members, past and present, has been unveiled on the South Coast. The Avenue of Honour was officially opened by the Victor Harbor Golf Club, Victor Harbor RSL and Council yesterday, Wednesday 9 November. Two dozen trees have been planted along...
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1647: Jaccie from Maccie Talks Pranks
Jacqueline Irvine joins Jennie in the studio to talk celebrity and family pranks.
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1646: Education Insider - Parent & Teacher Communication
It can be quite challenging for some parents and teachers to strike the right balance in communicating and having expectations met. For a chat about best practice, our education insider, Erin Scammell, Communications Manager at Unity College in Murray Bridge, joins Jennie Lenman, along with the...
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1646: Brothers Cycle Across Australia in Honour of Late Mum Tammy
Four brothers, originally from the Riverland, lost their mum Tammy to lung cancer in 2016 when youngest son Kylan was just 14 years of age. Tammy never smoked and had no symptoms, and the loss devastated the tight-knit family. Kylan, along with his brothers, decided to turn the heartbreak into...
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1645: Fleur McDonald Takes Us to the Heart of Outback Aus
Best-selling rural author Fleur McDonald is on a tour around the SA and the East Coast of Australia, sharing her 20th novel Broad River Station. Drawing inspiration from living and working on a farm, her latest story in a series of strong women overcoming adversity, is a novel about a young...
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1644: Victor Harbor Pageant is Back in Full Swing
After a couple of challenging COVID years, the Victor Harbor Pageant is back in full swing on Saturday December 10. Rotary Victor Harbor President Mike May joins Jennie Lenman to tell us what's in store.
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1644: Mypolonga Wins AgTown - Mayor Brenton Lewis
Each year, the Ag Town of the Year award highlights the importance of developing and maintaining a strong and vibrant agriculture sector in South Australia, by recognising towns excelling in agricultural practices and the flow on effect this has on communities. Rural City of Murray Bridge Mayor,...
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1644: AgTown Winner Mypolonga & Grapes for Good - Clare Scriven MP
The Mypolonga community has won the 2022 AgTown of the Year Award, beating all other SA agtowns at an award ceremony on Friday, including finalists Waikerie, Crystal Brook, Kapunda and Orroroo. Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development Clare Scriven joins Jennie Lenman to talk…
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1644: Mount Barker's 40th Xmas Pageant Plans
Mt Barker’s 40th Anniversary Christmas Pageant will be returning after a 2-year COVID-19 enforced break on Saturday December 3. Pageant president Phil Barnett joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.
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1643: Jaccie from Maccie - Cher's Mansion
5MU's Jacqueline Irvine joins Jennie in their weekly chat, this time to discuss Cher's multi-million dollar mansion and all of its features. Cher has a whole room dedicated to her wigs! The pair ask, 'what room would you build in your house if you have the space and money?'
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1643: A Tribute to Alan Jackson
If you like country music you’re gonna love Chris Hart presenting 'A tribute to Alan Jackson', one of the world’s greatest country music superstars. The all-star band will perform a huge selection of favourite Jackson tracks with Chris on Saturday 5 November at Centenary Hall, Goolwa. Chris joins...
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1642: Glenn the Wine Guy Talks Pinot
Did you know pinot means pinecone in French? What does it have to do with wine and what are the differences between the pinot varieties? Glenn the Wine Guy (aka Glen Malycha, Director of Wine Pro) joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.
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1642: Citizen Scientists to Learn About Waterbugs at Hills Bioblitz
There is a callout for citizen scientists at this Sunday's inaugural Bremer Waterbug BioBlitz. Dana Miles Community Engagement Coordinator for Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu joins Jennie Lenman to talk about it. To find out more and register, click here:...
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1642: Meet the Author - Rachael Johns
Rachael Johns, Australia’s leading writer of contemporary relationship stories around women’s issues, is touring the Murraylands and Hills Fleurieu region to share her new novel 'The Work Wives' this coming Monday and Tuesday. She joins Jennie Lenman to talk about the book's themes of friendship...
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1641: Tips for Renters and Landlords in the South Coast Rental Boom
Home and holiday rentals are booming on the South Coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Joining Jennie Lenman to share some tips for prospective renters and landlords is Sam Forde, Co-Owner and Director Harcourts South Coast.
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1640: Middleton Jazz in the Park
Middleton Jazz in the Park is on Saturday 5 November, put on by community group, the Middleton Town and Foreshore Association. Eight contemporary SA jazz bands will perform across the 8 hour day from 11am. Hear organiser Jen Watts tell Jennie Lenman more about it. (find out more and book via...
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1639: A 'B' Grade for the Federal Budget - Rebekha Sharkie MP
Independent Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie MP has given a B grade to the Federal Budget, saying "While I'm pleased the Federal budget shows a clear focus on climate, cost of living and affordable housing, it is concerningly light on detail and lacking in regional investment" The Federal Centre...
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1639: Education Insider - A Cultural Shift in Parental Behaviour Management
There's reportedly more frustrations from South Australian teachers these days about a shift in how behaviour management issues are dealt with from parents, compared to previous generations. Erin Scammell, who has a background as an educator, is the Communications Manager at Unity College in…
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1638: Goolwa Wharf, Sugars Beach & Port Elliot Playground - Alexandrina CEO
In this podcast, Alexandrina Council CEO Nigel Morris talks to Jennie Lenman about the latest with the controversial Goolwa Wharf Masterplan, the results of the Sugars Beach Public Consultation and upgrade works for the Flying Fish Reserve playground at Port Elliot.
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1637: Callington Show - Then and Now
The annual Callington Show has transformed over the years since its inception in 1942. Ahead of the upcoming event this Sunday 30 October, Assistant Secretary, Wendy Grundy joins Jennie Lenman for a chat about the history and what's in store this weekend. Find out more and book via this link:...
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1637: Finding a Career that Aligns with Your Values
While it is perfectly acceptable to work a job that gives you the money you need to live a fulfilling life, finding a career that fits your ethos and passions can be immensely satisfying. South Australian career coach Ruth Morgan has just launched her first book "Career Awakening: How to Align…
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1636: Hills Mum to Establish 'Pod' Learning Education
A mother from Bridgewater is working to set up a ‘pod school’ in Stirling or nearby Adelaide Hills town, after seeing how successful the style of schooling has been during the pandemic overseas. Julie Marron, who is also a practising Buddhist and writer, joins Jennie Lenman to discuss how it…
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1636: Give Riesling a Chance - Glenn the Wine Guy
Glenn the Wine Guy (aka Glenn Malycha) reckons riesling is in need of a rebrand. He joins Jennie Lenman to share his thoughts on the white grape variety in all its glory and versatility and even come up with a cocktail for us to try. The Director of Wine Pro joins Jennie Lenman for a chat about it.
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1635: Community Connection & Self-Acceptance
Community Connection has really suffered during the pandemic. This Friday 21 October, the Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo in Murray Bridge will aim to tackle the disconnect, and encourage attendees to find self-acceptance. Gabby McKenzie from the expo’s lead agency, Genuine Support Services…
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