"Good Chat"
Engaging Stories, Casual Approach - Our team speaks with inspiring locals with a great story to tell.
"Good Chat" is new interview program where everyone from any walk of life, gets a chance to speak about their own story, achievements, and dreams.
It's an opportunity for those who may not be used to appearing on camera, to sit down in a relaxed setting, and discuss something they are passionate about.
Our "Good Chat" studio is also a place for our team to welcome business and community leaders to speak about important issues within our community.
"Good Chat" will also become Fitzmedia's first Podcast Series, so people can listen to stories from our community where ever they are.
We hope this program inspires, motivates and encourages every day people to embrace where we live, and celebrate what it means to be a South West Victorian.
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Good Chat - Episode Two - Mark Powell - Community Health Leader.
Mark Powell is currently the proud CEO of WRAD Health, but like many people in our community he has done so many amazing things in the local health industry.
Starting at Brierly as a mental health nurse, Mark has been a huge advocate of mental health, having been involved with Lets Talk since th...
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Good Chat - Episode 1 - Mat Wale - The Ascended.
Sharna sits down with local musician Mat Wale from the Ascended ahead of the bands anniversary show.
Ten years of heavy riffs and hometown pride—The Ascended are marking a decade of metal mayhem with a massive anniversary show at The Whalers Hotel 🤘🔥
Mat reflects on the journey so far, the scen...
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Good Chat - Caroline Healy - Warrnambool Artist
Caroline Healey's art is truly remarkable and captures the beauty of the South West in such a unique way. 🎨
Her passion for teaching and sharing her love for art is inspiring, and her presence at the Port Fairy and Warrnambool Markets is always a delight.
From her stunning paintings on the sid...
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Perinatal and infant Psychologist Recommends this movie
Perinatal and infant Psychologist Jen Omeara is advocating for everyone to see the film 'Seen' as she believes it could initiate important conversations and spark a movement for a brighter future for children and families.
In a recent interview, @perinatalandinfantpsychology discussed the impac... -
South West Local News- Bailey McDonald - Extended Interview
South West Local News- Bailey McDonald - Extended Interview
Crossley teenager Bailey MacDonald is now four episodes into her “Just A Girl With OCD” podcast.
Bailey has a goal to help not only herself, but others deal with a very different effect of OCD that many have to face.
