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Ben chats to Jonathan about the release of 'Castles' from his debut EP.

Julie chats about her EP release and the joy of being able to get out and play live gigs again.

David Speller from Sustainability Victoria discusses the upcoming 'Detox Your Home' drop off at Colac Saleyards on Saturday 30th of October. Find out what products you can safely dispose of and where to find out more information about being more environmentally friendly around your house.

IamSnap chats about writing and releasing music, plus his latest tune Freezin'.

Tony Townsend chats about the release of Suburbiasuburbia's latest tune 'Swifty goes to the Shop'.

Jen drops in to chat about the various activities being run throughout October to help raise funds and awareness for the McGrath Foundation breast cancer research.

Steve from Lunavela phones in to chat about the release of 'Six out of Ten Friend'

Jof chats to Deb about the school holiday fun around the Beechy Rail Trail for the September school holidays.

Lark chats about her latest release 'We Love Us!'. Find more about Lark and her music at https://www.lalalark.com.au/

The guys from Sydney rock band Indigo Point talk about their recent release 'Will I Still Be Here Tomorrow' from their current EP.

Mel from Let's Talk Colac Otway chats about the September Virtual Walkathon raising funds and awareness for mental health. Find out more information via the Let's Talk Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/letstalkcolac/

Rusty Brown chats about the recent release from Electric Mary and how the band are looking forward to touring again in the future.  More information about the band can be found at http://www.electricmary.com/

Karly chats about her recent release 'Dancing with the Devil'.  You can find out more about her band and music at https://karlyjewell.com/

Julie Hallifax chats about the latest project from the Colac Neighbourhood House, 'Soup for the Soul', as well as an update on the 'Fill It Up Mate' bags and the return of regular programs.

Jof chats to Kerry, a volunteer from YRIPP, about how adults can support young people attending police interviews or in police custody. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age. To apply or find out more, listeners can visit the website www.yripp.org.au or call 9340 3705.

Melbourne music producer Robyn Payne chats about the release of 'Dripping down my Heart' You can find out more about Robyn's work at https://www.facebook.com/adaudiomelbourne

OCR FM President Tyson Graham chats about the upcoming community dinner at the Colac Neighbourhood House.

Festival Director Anna Dixon chats about the plethora of events occurring during the 2021 Apollo Bay Word Fest. For all the tickets and more information head to apollobaywordfest.com

Jof chats to the Colac Camp Quality Indoor Market fundraiser coordinator Sharon Williamson about this Sundays event at the Colac RSL. Find out more information at https://www.facebook.com/groups/950865292340885

Geelong Regional Library CEO Vanessa Schernickau chats to Jof about the new connection for Colac and Apollo Bay libraries, plus the school holiday events to celebrate.

Colac Youth Engagement Officer Myf Austin-Eames chats to Jof about the upcoming Youth Health and Wellbeing Program featuring a number of local youth events supporting getting active, wellbeing and general health. Keep your eye on the Colac Youth Health Hub Facebook page for more details.

Chris Ross phones in to chat about the 'Flappers to Flares' vintage fashion show fundraiser for the Lismore Garden Club.

Crystal McGrath talks to Jof about her recent release 'About a Boy'. You can find more of her story and music at https://www.crystalmcgrath.ca/

Merran Moir talks about some of the changes that the Camperdown Robert Burns Festival are having to make due to the Victorian restrictions. To stay up to date with all the latest information about the music, workshops, lectures and events visit www.camperdownburnsfestival.com.au 

Julie Hallifax chats about a new program supporting disadvantaged community members through grocery donations.  For more information visit the Colac Neighbourhood House Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/cnhouse