S1 Ep1340: New Distillery on the South Coast
Henry Fisher (https://henryfisher.com.au/) is the latest distillery to come to the South Coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Local resident Lachlan Rochford brings two decades of experience into his new venture. He joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss his work and his special blend of shiraz and gin.
4m Apr 21, 2021
4m
S1 Ep1340: How Fast Rail Could Fix Freeway Congestion Woes
There are growing calls (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109991-calls-for-fix-to-freeway-traffic-chaos-with-fast-rail) for a reduction in congestion on the South Eastern Freeway following Monday’s traffic management debacle. Former General Manager of DPTI, Luigi Rossi, has been calling on the State Government to invest in a fast rail line from the south coast and up throug...
3m Apr 21, 2021
3m
S1 Ep1339: Tourism Vouchers, Vaccines & Energy - Adrian Pederick MP
The next round of the Great State Experiences Vouchers will open on Wednesday 21 April.  Meantime SA is in the process of rolling out the COVID vaccines, and SA has made a deal to lower emissions but boost gas. Adrian Pederick, Member for Hammond, joins Jennie Lenman for a chat about it.
12m Apr 20, 2021
12m
S1 Ep1339: Spotlight on Notable Pioneers of Port Elliot & Middleton
SA History Month (https://festival.history.sa.gov.au/) gives locals an opportunity to learn more about the people and places that have made their communities what they are today. There are some intriguing stories of notable pioneers and prominent locals that history enthusiast Stan Woods will be sharing in a Walking Tour of the Port Elliot and Middleton Cemetery (https://festival.history.sa.go...
6m Apr 20, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1338: Murray Mallee Health Under Spotlight - Interview
A new research study aims to lean about how rural people's passion for volunteering could help improve health outcomes in their communities. UniSA researchers are working with honours student Bianca Polson to talk with people in the Murray Mallee region and surrounds, specifically, Karoonda, Lameroo, Pinnaroo, Tailem Bend and Loxton. Bianca joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss the s...
5m Apr 19, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1337: Mayor Jenkins on the Revitalisation of Granite Island
As the State Government undergoes a major $31 million re-construction of the Victor Harbor Causeway,  plans are also afoot for a revitalisation of Granite Island (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109897-revitalisation-planned-for-granite-island) . Mayor Moira Jenkins said it offers a great opportunity for the region. She joins Jennie Lenman to discuss the possibilities. Co...
6m Apr 16, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1336: KI's Economic Recovery & the Fleurieu's Recycling Future - Rebekha Sharkie
Sixteen months on from the Black Summer bushfires, Kangaroo Island is steadily recovering environmentally and economically. The Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie, has been visiting agribusinesses on the island. She joins Jennie Lenman for a chat about it and to talk about a promising future for Fleurieu Peninsula waste recycling industry with a $5.3m Federal investment in the 'Southern Materia...
8m Apr 15, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1336: Big Plans for Victor Harbor ANZAC Weekend
After a COVID year in which all RSLs had to cancel their ANZAC Day plans, a number of local communities have found a way to commemorate the day this April. Victor Harbor has big plans including a Friday dinner, a Saturday footy match and a Sunday dawn service and a march through the south coast city. Kent Johncock, President of the Victor Harbor RSL, joins Jennie Lenman to discuss what is in ...
6m Apr 15, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1335: Environmental Vandalism on Hindmarsh Island
Four significant trees appear to have been poisoned (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109858-significant-trees-deliberately-poisoned-on-hindmarsh-island) by vandals on Hindmarsh Island. Richard Owen, Hindmarsh Island Landcare Group project manager, says the incident follows other examples of environmental vandalism on the island in the past 12 months. He joins Jennie Lenma...
8m Apr 14, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1335: Reflecting on Ann Marie Smith's Death, 1 Year On
A vigil held at SA Parliament House on Tuesday 6 April, marked the one year anniversary of Ann Marie  Smith’s tragic death.  Despite having a carer at her house every day, the 54-year-old with cerebral palsy was malnourished, in septic shock and in need of  surgery to remove rotting flesh caused by severe pressure sores from being left in the same chair every day. At the vigil, the names of 1...
7m Apr 14, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1334: Uncovering the Rich Layers of Murray Bridge History
The Rural City of Murray Bridge is researching and add fresh layers and contexts to the rich and sometimes complex history of the rural city - once known as ‘Edwards Crossing’. Historical archeologist Christeen Schoepf has been commissioned to find out about the history of landmarks and the people who built them. She joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss. If you have any information...
8m Apr 13, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1333: McLaren Vale to Transform for Vintage & Classic
A grand parade of motoring history, vintage fashion, local wines, gourmet food and music will grace the Fleurieu Peninsula on Sunday. In its 16th year, the McLaren Vale Vintage & Classic (https://www.vintageandclassic.com.au/) includes more than 500 beautiful cars. Chairman of the Committee, Trevor Sharp, joins Jennie Lenman to talk about what is in store. 
6m Apr 12, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1332: Festival Fleurieu Comes to the Peninsula
Festival Fleurieu (https://www.festivalfleurieu.com.au/) is on from Easter Saturday until April 17. The biennial event has a program throughout the peninsula and south coast, celebrating the arts, culture, community and the environment. Board Chair, Desmond Ford, joins Jennie Lenman for a chat about what is in store.
7m Apr 01, 2021
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S1 Ep1332: The Scam Catching Out Aussie Businesses
Australian businesses lost well over $14 million payment redirection scams last year, and average losses so far in 2021 are more than five times higher than this time last year. Also known as business email compromise scams, this type of scam impacts businesses across many industries, including real estate, construction, law, recruitment, and universities. ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard join...
7m Apr 01, 2021
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S1 Ep1331: Helping Someone Living with Dementia
When looking after someone with dementia, what are some fundamental things to keep in mind? Jill Bond, Dementia Support Specialist, joins Jennie Lenman to talk about some upcoming Dementia Australia workshops (https://www.5mu.com.au/community/community-events/event/dementia-australia-support-in-the-murray-mallee) in the Murray Mallee region, dispel some myths and share some tips for carers and...
8m Apr 01, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1330: Goat Milking, Craft Distillery Tax, GPs Charging for Free Vaccines - Rebekha Sharkie
The Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie won a goat milking competition at the Mt Barker District Show on Saturday! She joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to have a chat about it, talk about her call for a fairer tax regime on local craft distillers (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109631-local-mp-calls-for-tax-cuts-for-craft-distillers) , discuss the issue of local GPs chargi...
12m Mar 30, 2021
12m
S1 Ep1329: Win for Creator of 'Little Big Bush Camps'
McLaren Vale woman Louise Flaherty has won an award for her camps and events that help strengthen the connection between parents and their teens.   The founder of Little Big Bush Camps (https://littlebigbushcamps.com.au/) and Louise Flaherty Counselling was named joint winner (news/local-news/40-local-news/109613-inspiring-fleurieu-business-women-recognised) with Middleton's Libby Tozer (show...
7m Mar 29, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1329: 'She Is Seen' Founder Recognised with Award
Middleton's Libby Tozer has grown a significant movement in a bid to normalise normal women’s body shapes. The founder of 'She is Seen (https://sheisseenmovement.com/) ' is best known for her mass photo shoots of women in their black underwear. She has recently also launched a podcast by the same name. She too, has just been seen, and named joint winner (https://audioboom.com/posts/news/local...
5m Mar 29, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1328: 1,000km Cycling Challenge Success
Thirty-seven cyclists have taken part in a 1,000km cycling challenge in SA for Canteen this week.   Starting in Adelaide on Saturday, they made their way to the South Coast, up through the Fleurieu Peninsula to the Hills, Barossa and Clare. Event Manager and participant Kane Stoddard joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast on the last leg of the journey to talk about the trip and the mission to ra...
7m Mar 26, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1327: Jennie Broadcasts from the PS Oscar W in Goolwa
To celebrate 5MU's shift to FM, we are heading out throughout the region for 5MeetU. In this podcast Jennie Lenman broadcasts live from the historic Goolwa Wharf and from inside the PS Oscar W (http://www.oscar-w.info/index.html) , a paddle steamer built over 100 years ago and maintained and run today by many dedicated volunteers.  Guests include: Captain EJ, Eroll Thorpe - Captain and PS Os...
38m Mar 25, 2021
38m
S1 Ep1327: Jennie Broadcasts from the Horse Drawn Tram
To celebrate 5MU's shift to FM, we are heading out throughout the region for 5MeetU. In this podcast Jennie Lenman broadcasts live from inside the iconic Victor Harbor to Granite Island Horse Drawn Tram (http://horsedrawntram.com.au/) . Guests include: Megan Whibley - General Manager, Horse Drawn Tram Authority Michael Schubert - Chairman, Business Victor Harbor  Mayor Moira Jenkins - City ...
37m Mar 25, 2021
37m
S1 Ep1327: Tony Pasin MP - Jobkeeper, Apprenticeships, Rural Doctors & Women in Parliament
There is a lot happening in federal politics at the moment, including a potential cabinet re-shuffle, a $135m art sector subsidy, an extension of apprenticeship wage subsidies and an impending end to Jobkeeper on Monday. Meantime Brittany Higgins has made formal complaint to the Prime Minister's chief of staff over an allegation of rape by a staffer at Parliament House. Member for Barker Tony...
14m Mar 25, 2021
14m
S1 Ep1326: Carpe Diem - A Comedy Play Tackling Tough Topics
There's a contemporary play winding its way through country Australia tackling challenging issues. Carpe Diem is a comedy which tells the story of a farmer and his friend (John Voce and Grant Piro) dealing with grief, health, loss and depression.   It has toured through 124 regional towns so far, with another free show and supper tonight (Tuesday 23 March) at the Karoonda Football Club (https...
7m Mar 23, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1325: Helping Someone in an Emotionally Abusive Relationship
It can be so difficult to passively watch a loved one get wrapped up in an emotionally-abusive romantic relationship. Clinical Neuropsychologist Dr Hannah Korrel (https://hannahkorrel.com/) (author of 'How to Break Up With Friends') joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to talk about the red flags and how to offer support to victims. For advice and information relating to domestic violence or o...
10m Mar 22, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1324: Behind the Velvet Rope at Disco Wonderland
Disco Wonderland (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/disco-wonderland-dancing-til-dawn-af2021) has been receiving 5 star reviews this Adelaide Fringe. Ahead of the Festival's last weekend, Jennie Lenman has caught up with performers Phillppa Lynas and Timomatic who are paying tribute to the electrifying music of Michael Jackson, the Bee Gees, Earth, Wind and Fire, Sister Sledge, and Donna...
5m Mar 19, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1323: March4Justice & the Need for Parliamentary Change - Rebekha Sharkie MP
At present, MPs and judges and other statutory appointees are not liable for sexual harassment in their workplace. In light of the public conversation on sexual harassment and abuse and Monday's March4Justice, The Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie, said it is time for change and a need to close the loophole in Federal Parliament. She joins Jennie Lenman to discuss her perspective and to talk a...
8m Mar 18, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1322: Mt Barker Council Cracking Down on Nuisance Cats
The Cat-By Law in the Mt Barker Council region have been in effect since July 2020. Jamie Tann, Manager Health and Public Safety at the Mount Barker District Council (https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/) joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast for a chat about how it is going and how the council and community is cracking down on problem cats. Find out more about cat rules in Mt Barker via this lin...
9m Mar 15, 2021
9m
S1 Ep1321: Staying Fit in Retirement - Victor's Story
Thanks to one 81-year-old in Meningie, 5MU got its collective steps up dramatically during FebFit. Victor Leak walked over 500,000 steps across the month, which dramatically improved our odds of making a 50 million step goal. Karen Carman, the Activities Officer at Jallarah Home for the Aged, was so proud of Victor that she contacted us to let us know about it. In this podcast Victor and Kar...
8m Mar 15, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1321: New Era for Jackson Vs Jackson
King and Queen of pop are being celebrated this Adelaide Fringe Festival with back to back Michael, Janet and Jackson 5 mash-ups in the signature style of creator Charmaine Jones. Jennie Lenman got down to Gluttony to find out more about Jackson Vs Jackson (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/jackson-vs-jackson-af2021) with Gospo Collective performer Amy Heid and producer Ben Gillard. Glu...
6m Mar 15, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1320: Improv Comedy with Irish Rapper Abandoman
Since the global pandemic caused the music industry to grind to a halt, Abandoman (a.k.a. Rob Broderick) has been fielding calls from the world's biggest musicians in lockdown and in need of inspiration. In this podcast Jennie Lenman catches up with Adelaide's favourite Irish rapper to hear about his show 'Hotline' and to hear an improvised song based on Jennie's goals for the year ahead.
11m Mar 12, 2021
11m
S1 Ep1319: Learning to Communicate with Intimate Partners
Often when we have problems with our intimate partners, we wait until there is a crisis before seeking help. South Australian intimacy and attraction facilitator Wala Truscott (https://www.walatruscott.com/) says we should get guidance earlier and learn how to better communicate to get our needs met. Wala sits down with Jennie Lenman to share some wisdom. 
8m Mar 11, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1319: Mentalist Matt Tarrant in his Happy Place
Multi-award winning magician and mentalist Matt Tarrant has a knack for human behaviour. In this podcast he joins Jennie Lenman to talk about his show 'Happy (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/matt-tarrant-happy-af2021) ' and the mental health message that comes with it.  Happy is on at Gluttony - Rymill Park - The Cornucopia 16-21 Mar at 6:40pm.
4m Mar 11, 2021
4m
S1 Ep1319: Vaccine Rollout for Disability Sector
Now that the COVID-19 vaccinations are becoming available to  Australians in stages, what will it mean for the disability sector? Chief Executive at Community Living Australia (http://www.claust.com.au/) , Mark Kulinski, joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.   You can contact Community Living Australia on 8536 5858 or visit their website www.claust.com.au (http://www.claust.com.au/) .
6m Mar 11, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1318: Famous Local Foods Attract Valuable Tourism Dollars
From the mouth-watering baked goods of the Port Elliot Bakery, to the ocean freshness of Coffin Bay oysters, local foods are fast becoming a major drawcard for domestic tourists. Since the pandemic, the monthly average loss in tourism receipts from all inbound markets is estimated at $2 billion – a drop of 52 per cent from the previous year. A new study (http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a...
4m Mar 09, 2021
4m
S1 Ep1318: Adrian Pederick MP talks Parliamentary Sexual Harassment Survey, SA Vaccine Rollout, Murraylands Development
An SA investigation has made 16 recommendations to the SA Government to combat sexual harassment in parliamentary offices. Meantime Murrylands health workers have received the first AstraZeneca vaccine in the country and there is heavy investment in the region, including the Learning Hub and Monarto Safari Park redevelopment. The Member for Hammond Adrian Pederick joins Jennie Lenman in this ...
11m Mar 09, 2021
11m
S1 Ep1317: Celebrating Pub Ballads with Incredible Harmonies - Choir of Man
Award-winning show Choir of Man (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/the-choir-of-man-af2021) is back, with stunning performers celebrating pub classics, rock ballads and pop hit mash ups at the open-air stage, the Moa at Gluttony. In this podcast we are treated to a live performance followed by a chat between Jennie Lenman and performer George Bray. Gluttony - Rymill Park - The Moa (open...
7m Mar 05, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1316: The COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout in SA - Minister Wade
Front-line health workers in Murray Bridge are the first in Australia to have received AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109183-murray-bridge-leads-nation-with-astrazeneca-vaccine) . For this podcast, Minister for Health and Wellbeing Stephen Wade catches up with Jennie Lenman to talk about what the roll-out entails, how a global disruption to ...
10m Mar 05, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1315: Senior South Australian of the Year Reflects on the Royal Commission
Wading through the Aged Care Royal Commission, two issues struck South Australian Citizen of the Year Richard Bruggemann. One is that not enough is being done to meet the higher order needs of older people in residential aged care and the need for a sense of accomplishment and fulfilment. The other is that people with disabilities over 65 receive far less generous and supportive packages for i...
11m Mar 04, 2021
11m
S1 Ep1315: Circus for Grown Ups - Rouge
Winner of Best Circus at Adelaide Fringe 2020, Rogue (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/rouge-af2021) is a decadent blend of sensational acrobatics, operatic cabaret and cheekiness. Singer Michaela Burger is joining the show this year and is excited about the prospect of being part of a show with a strong message about body positivity. She joins Jennie Lenman in Gluttony for a chat about...
3m Mar 04, 2021
3m
S1 Ep1314: How to Turn Adversity into Success
We each have to face adversity and trauma in our lives but the way we cope and move forward can make a huge difference to our personal triumphs.   After recovering from a life-altering debilitating car accident, Sam Cawthorn (https://www.samcawthorn.com/) , used his story to build 'Speakers Institute' and 'Speakers Tribe'.   The best-selling author is in South Australia today for the launch ...
9m Mar 03, 2021
9m
S1 Ep1313: Using Hypnosis for Good - Isaac Lomman
Isaac Lomman utilises the incredible power of the subconscious mind to inspire, spread joy and make people laugh. The performer and hypnotherapist is back at the Adelaide Fringe with his performance Hypnotised (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/hypnotised-af2021) . Jennie Lenman meets Isaac at Gluttony to find out more about his fascinating craft and how he uses it for good.
5m Mar 02, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1312: Why We've Moved to FM - CEO Alison Cameron
The biggest change in 5MU's 86 year history has happened today. South Australia's oldest continual call sign has moved from 1125 AM to the FM dial - to 94.3FM in the Adelaide Hills. 96.3FM in the Murraylands and 97.1FM on the South Coast and Fleurieu Peninsula. Grant Broadcasters CEO Alison Cameron said the launch of the new frequencies, at our station and at others across the network, has co...
4m Mar 01, 2021
4m
S1 Ep1312: Radio Star Sean Craig Murphy on 5MU's Switch to FM
One of South Australia's most passionate radio practitioners, Sean Craig Murphy, stumbled into the craft thanks to a happy coincidence at 5MU.  The SAFM announcer and owner of Australian Radio School has come to adore the medium and has many fond memories of his time at 5MU to share. He joins Jennie Lenman for the station's historic switch to FM after 86 years on the AM dial. Make the switch...
6m Mar 01, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1311: Beggars Pay Tribute to Seekers in Victor Harbor
Internationally acclaimed Adelaide folk sensation The Beggars are paying homage to the Seekers at Victor Harbor Fringe on 7 March (https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/the-beggars-sing-the-seekers-af2021) .  The Judith Durham equivalent is Renee Donaghey - a passionate singer, performer and music teacher. She joins Jennie Lenman on the line for a chat about it.   There is a 3-day Victor H...
5m Feb 26, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1310: Scam Alert - ATO, AFP & Fake Foodbank Account
Scammers are finding a way to make their calls appear as though they are coming from legitimate numbers, like the Australian Federal Police headquarters. Consumer Affairs (https://www.cbs.sa.gov.au/) is working with authorities to crack down on the phenomenon. Meantime, there's a Facebook scam involving a fake Foodbank profile (https://www.5mu.com.au/news/local-news/40-local-news/109046-socia...
8m Feb 26, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1310: Major Road & Monarto Investments - Deputy PM & Tony Pasin MP
Construction has started on Monarto Safari Park's $16.7 million Safari Gateway Visitors Centre. Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack is in the Murraylands for the commencement of the project and to announce $100 million in road safety infrastructure in SA. Mr McCormack and the Member for Barker, Tony Pasin MP, join Jennie Lenman to discuss the news.
5m Feb 26, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1309: Hilarious Slapstick Baked Up this Fringe
Three performers from different corners of the globe have come together to create an energy-filled hour of spontaneous physical comedy that moves and inspires audiences. Sam Dugmore (Adelaide), Jonathan Tilley (Britain) and Oliver Nilsson (Sweden) met while learning to clown in Paris. Jennie Lenman joins them in this podcast to find out about their performance The Bakers (https://adelaidefrin...
7m Feb 25, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1308: Why Cindy is Shutting Her Murrayland's Cafe
Murraylands cafe Sweet Deliverance is closing its doors (news/local-news/40-local-news/109024-popular-murray-bridge-cafe-to-shut) at the end of March. Owner Cindy Rayson has announced the news overnight, with messages of support from her leagon of fans. She joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss the big change after running the cafe for 10 years.
5m Feb 25, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1307: Fair Work Bill Praised by Peak Job Agency Body
The Fair Work Amendment Bill currently before parliament has been described by the Federal Government as the most substantial reforms to Australia’s industrial system since the Fair Work Act was introduced in 2009. Some people have concerns with it including ANU experts warning it could spark more public health emergencies, with people in insecure work the worst affected. But Charles Cameron,...
9m Feb 23, 2021
9m
S1 Ep1306: Conservation Paradox – How Recreational Hunting Can Save Environments
Recreational hunting can raise ethical and moral concerns, but it is frequently suggested as a way to conserve nature and support local people’s livelihoods.   Flinders University researchers have worked with University of Helsinki scientists in Finland to examine the environmental and social effects of recreational hunting by reviewing more than 1,000 global studies on the matter in a new arti...
7m Feb 23, 2021
7m