Episode 7 of The Road Ahead is here! This week, Collette and Dimity are joined by Chris Barlow for a really important conversation about taking a whole-of-health approach to looking after yourself on the road. They chat about how the food we eat can affect our mental wellbeing, why physical and mental health are so closely connected, and some practical ways truck drivers can incorporate exercise and healthier habits into their day, even when life on the road makes it difficult. It’s not about making huge changes overnight, but understanding how small, achievable choices can support your overall health and wellbeing. Tune in from 7pm tonight to The Road Ahead with Collette and Dimity on Big Rig Radio by Truckin’ Life.
🚛🎙️ WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE IS BACK TONIGHT! 🎙️🚛 Join Craig, Yogi and the Truckin’ Life crew LIVE from 7:00pm NSW time for two hours of transport talk, industry news, a few good yarns and plenty of laughs. 📍 LIVE FROM TEMORA We’re in Temora getting ready for the Temora Truck Show this weekend, and Jayson will jump on to give us the rundown on what’s happening and what you can expect. 🔥 SPECIAL GUEST — GLYN CASTANELLI Glyn joins us tonight for an important chat about fuel prices, what’s happening across the industry and what you can do about it.
Saturday Night live 19092026 by BIG RIG RADIO by Truckin Life
Just having a quick bite to eat at the local TBH, before we head back to the studio to go live from 7pm AEST. Be sure to tune in and join the crew. Download the app or head to www.bigrigradio.com.au to tune in.
🎙 MAKE NO MISTAKE – LIVE TONIGHT! 🎙️ Join Collette and Yogi live from 7pm AEST tonight on Make No Mistake as we chat with a pretty inspiring young lady, Kelsey Brown. Kelsey is a former truck driver who, at just 20 years old, stepped in and bought her small-town local pub, the Mingela Hotel, helping to breathe life back into the tiny community and save an important meeting place from disappearing. We’ll be chatting with Kelsey about what made her take such a huge leap at such a young age, how she has revived the Mingela Hotel, her connection to the trucking industry, and why looking after truck drivers travelling through the area is so important to her. It’s a great little Aussie story about backing yourself, supporting your community and keeping a small town alive.