Ian Iddles and Brad Cluff

Made In Lithgow

Society EN ↓ 52 Folgen

Made in Lithgow is where the stories of Lithgow come to life. Hosted by Ian "Legend" Iddles and Brad Cluff, we sit down with the people who make this community what it is—locals, legends, leaders, and everyday Australians with extraordinary stories. Honest, unfiltered and proudly regional, these conversations preserve the history, celebrate the characters and explore the future of one of Australia's most resilient towns.

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Ian Iddles and Brad Cluff

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Society

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3. Okt 2026

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For Episode #1 of Made in Lithgow, Ian Iddles - Legend and Brad Cluff introduce themselves and share the story behind the creation of the podcast. They dive into their goals for the show, which go beyond chatting with a mate, aiming to explore Lithgow's past, present, and future.

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