Chewing The Fat With TC

Today, T.C had one of Australian Country Music legends on.... Lee Kernaghan fair to say he was a bit excited. As part of his Boys from the Bush concert tour Lee is coming to Geelong on July 6th, 2024, at Costa Hall. There are still tickets to see the great man. Jump on Lee's web site to grab tickets (Details below) If you want the chance to win ticket to see Lee Kernaghan on Saturday 6th July 2024, at Costa Hall Geelong, get on the 94.7 FM The Pulse web site (see below) and subscribe, once you have subscribed send an email to info@947thepulse.com.au put Lee Kernaghan in the subject line then wait till Wednesday 3rd July 2024 where we will draw out the winner for 2 tickets. A $65 Subscription is how we stay on air...so subscribe away! We also had Nathan Lacey on talk about the TT motorbike race in the Isle of Man. Those riders are dead set mad! We finished with the Prof. The rain was very well received in his home area of Southeast SA. For ticket to Lee Kernaghan www.leekernaghan.com To keep people like T.C on air subscribe to the Pulse www.947thepulse.com

Today T.C and Charlotte "The Shot" Bugge, caught up with 3 regulars to the Chewing the Fat listeners. We had a catch up with Rick Kennedy from Noonkanbah Station and since our last chat he has pulled the footy boots on for the Noonkanbah Blues. Our resident chook expert Clayton Horspole joined us to give his view of the bird flu and his love of eating Chicken! Of course we finished out with the Prof. He believes that Carlton Australian Rules footy club are the real deal.

T.C and Shot spoke to Alice Mabin today. Alice's passion for rural Australia is very evident in this chat. Alice has a unique way of seeing the positive of rural life, mainly through photography and video. (See links below) Our discussion around success in the rural industry and how we think about success is an important one. Make sure you have a look at Alice's website.... we only scratched the surface! Al Mabin – Australia's #1 Rural Lifestyle Photographer The Prof ventured to the MCG and let's say he was very impressed.

Today T.C and Charlotte sat down with Bec Callahan. Bec is the Barwon Southwest Homelessness Network coordinator. Bec's knowledge and experience in this space is exceptional. Bec selflessness and dedication to this cause comes through in spades. The Prof was up and about chewing the fat on the Olympics and some of the cost associated with the event.

25 May: Chewing the Fat with TC - 25 May 2024: Today T.C Chewed the fat Jackson Varney. Jackson is a tennis coach from Jan Juc in Victoria Australia. Jackson has a great yarn to tell, about his journey to coaching. Jackson also gives his insight to coaching kids and the importance of sport coaches in the kids lives.

Today T.C chewed the fat with Brooke Dawson. Booke is a 3rd generation meat person. Brooke has carved a very successful career in the very male dominated meat industry, while doing her bit for people having a tuff time in our society.

T.C was joined today by Charlotte Bugge. It was her first time on radio I think she smoked it!! We spoke with Damian "Cougar" Melican. Damian is a Birregurra, Victoria Australia legend. His countless hours work at his beloved Birregurra saints is legendary.

Phil Cohn joined T.C this week to chat about issues with our environment but focusing on different projects around the world that integrate agriculture with the environment and keeping farmers businesses alive.

Ian "Donk" Johnson. The unofficial major of Keith in South Australia. From Croc bites to volunteering in a country community this chat has it all. Of course, rounded out with the Proff.

Graeme Jefferies from Samesyn Restaurant is a local Chef from Torquay, Victoria Australia. Not only is Graeme a great chef he has integrated his business with a local charity. Topics such as zero waste and businesses such as Graeme's take action for the benefit of many different people and communities.

Today we caught up with local Geelong businessman Jim Riordan. The Proff followed up with his interesting take on issues in our community.