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Welcome to The McSherry Cabinet. I’m Paul McSherry, and inside these episodes you’ll find my own strange, signed-and-sealed stories—read aloud the way I wrote them. Science fiction, a touch of horror, and plenty of wonderfully weird concepts: time travel, a new world, the search for Jimi Hendrix’s lost guitar. A couple of these tales could easily leap from your speakers to your screen. So if you’re an aspiring producer, or already grinding inside the vast machinery that makes television… pull up a chair, open the Cabinet, and tell me what you see. (All stories copyright Paul ...

Sustainable Cities Radio explores the transport challenges facing Melbourne’s west, with a focus on our Better Buses campaign! Join us for conversations about public transport, sustainability and creating a more connected community.

Conversations with long-time Western suburbs community development worker Helen Rodd about community development, community leadership and the importance of participatory democracy, and with Grace Eyre from Friends of the Earth about the campaign for decent bus services in the West. Contact Helen at info@hothouseprojects.org Sign the FoE Better Buses Voter Support Letter here https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/voter_support_letter Contact the show at peter@borderlandscooperative.net

Therapist Marie Vakakis answers questions from The Westsider readers and Westsider Radio listeners.

Three blokes talking about the Western Bulldogs Football Club with limited insightful analysis, no ability to be unbiased, and plenty of yarns about games they've seen.

Coming to you from the right side of the other river, welcome to Westside Stories, a fortnightly show with Fiona Scott-Norman which focuses on and celebrates the performing arts Westside. What’s on? Where? And who is doing it with whom? Interviews, listings and live performances.

It Takes A Village is a monthly show about how people find their village in Melbourne's inner west. From run clubs to first time parents, street parties to language classes, we'll hear real stories about finding and building community.

Established in 2014, The Westsider newspaper is an independent monthly community newspaper for the western suburbs of Melbourne. Our podcast features key articles from each edition.

Who are some of the people making important and lasting contributions to our community? Join Siya Gauri Singh and find out.

Step into the world of Newport Lakes through the voices of those who know it best. This series captures intimate conversations recorded right where the stories unfold; along the water's edge, under the trees, with the sounds of nature as our soundtrack. You'll hear footsteps on the path, birdsong in the background, the rustle of leaves, and the genuine voices of people whose lives have been shaped by these lakes. From the visionaries who imagined Newport Lakes into existence, to families who've called it home for generations, to the bird watchers, musicians, and everyday visitors finding ...

Taking life head on, reflecting on what it all means, Ruby and Amber share their personal experiences of what it is to be in your twenties.

What's on Westside - WoW - is a weekly catch up of events across Melbourne's Glorious West - with Christina Browning from Melbourne's West Tourism and the Sun Theatre's Michael Smith, with regular guests, dropping every Thursday for the weekend ahead.

Got questions about parenting, teenagers, or relationships? Ever wonder why your teen won’t talk to you, or why your relationship feels like hard work lately? Hi, I’m Marie Vakakis, a therapist, mental health educator, and someone who’s been behind the scenes with countless families and couples navigating the ups and downs of real life. This Complex Life is your go-to for relatable insights, practical advice, and real talk about parenting, raising teenagers, and navigating relationships. I’ll share what I’ve learned from years of sitting in the therapist’s chair, helping parents ...

Roving far and wide, Westside Spotlight goes in search of the best of what's happening in the west.

The Sun Theatre's Michael Smith runs through all the films opening in cinemas Westside for the week, with reviews, plot lines and behind the scenes stories.

Welcome to I never thought I would… a podcast to introduce you to everyday Westies who are at a place and time in their lives doing things they never imagined or had only dreamt of doing. Join them as they talk about the sideroads, cul-de-sacs, fortuitous turns and potholes they’ve experienced along the way.