Neil Ashworth in conversation with Ben Raue, producer and publisher of respected podcast The Tally Room. and joining us is Anthony Brewster, who has a storied career in journalism and an intimate knowledge of North Shore politics.

We cover how the boundary changes affect each electorate, and how the change in the media landscape is affecting the campaigns.

Featuring Martin Cousins, Greens Candidate for Berowra, talking to Neil Ashworth.

Adrienne McLean highlights the work of volunteers at Social Local Collective

Martin Pluss has a very interesting discussion on Generative AI in education.

Nathan Tilbury has the latest publication from Hornsby Shire Historical Society, Pathways to Freeways

Martin has been reading "The Call of the Wild" by Jack London.

Neil has been enjoying Andrea Bocelli in Concert, and "Gladiator" with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Episode 2

Adrienne McLean talks to Liberal Candidate for Bradfield Giselle Kapterian.

Neil Ashworth speaks to Frank Windeyer and Ian Stuart about volunteering for Easycare Gardening

Ian Stuart promotes the Bobbin Head Cycle Classic

Eyes and Ears

Zero Day on Netflix

Between two Rivers by Mouhdy al-Rashid

Live Lead Learn by Gail Kelly

With hosts Adrienne McLean, Martin Pluss, and Neil Ashworth.

Martin Pluss talks to Hornsby Mayor on Council's plan for 2025 including Brooklyn and Pennant Hills. Further discussion about urban fatigue across the upper north Shore. The full unexpurgated interview at https://youtu.be/8jp0PuDKZmg?si=mUgfYr8W7hdzcskr

Neil Ashworth in conversation with Mari Metzke of Hornsby Shire Historical Society. More information at https://hornsbyshirehistoricalsociety.org/

Adrienne McLean has a list of Ku-ring-gai events, and we talk about what media we have been consuming including

Before the Coffee Gets Cold

Richard Osman Thursday Murder Club

Philip Kerr - Bernie Gunther