A place to call home on Above The Fray 9/10/2019

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Bay FM - 99.9FMAbove The Fray with Uncle FernandoEpisode first aired on 9 October 2019 at 6:00 amA place to call homeThis episode of ‘Above the Fray’ focuses on the importance of having a safe place to call home. LISTEN TO FULL SHOW BY CLICKING PLAY BELOW6-7am – A mix of First Nations and 'popular' western music with the theme of ‘place’ or ‘home’.7-8am - Local Comedy Hour with John Peacock, creator of The Comedy Commune, and features great local cemedians.8-9am - ‘Bursting the Bubble’ with Eve Jeffery from The Echo and special guest Brandon Saul – who is better known as the Director of the Falls Festival. Brandon Saul is working with the Byron Shire Council on a project to grow support for assisting homeless people in the area with Byron Zero Homeless Day on Thursday 10 October. The goal is to get all businesses in Byron to donate a percentage of sales on one day to help end people sleeping rough in Byron. Money raised will support the Byron Zero Homeless Project, which is aiming to place tiny homes around the shire, so people have safe places to sleep.More Info:
https://www.echo.net.au/2019/10/helping-vulnerable-good-place-startTrack listing

Paul House 'Murrumbidgee Didgee' - Wagga Wagga (place of many crows) (Murrumbidgee Didgee)

Jane Taylor - Manyjarraja

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