CHOPSUEY ROAMING RADIO

Bright and breezy markets packed with happy people holidaying in our beautiful part of the world. Lucky are we that call this home.

The delightfully refreshing Gavin Hughes serves up such a healthy does of honesty on every topic i present. It's always a pleasure to hear tantalisingly truthful tales from this humorous and humble head chef at the Byron at Byron

Paul Crebar from BYRON HINTERLAND SEED SAVERS sneaks in to share seed saving information and knowledge and to invite you to a very special day of sharing an Saturday 3 Oct @ Sunnyview Farm 151 Friday Hut Road. 2pm onwards.

Kate McGhie is one of Australia's best known food authorities and commentators. She has written for the Sun Herald for 30 years and is an International food presenter and judge. Here she talks about her new book Apple Blossum Pie - Memories Of An Australian Country Kitchen

Organic seedlings and nutrient dense produce comes from this farm, grown with love and respect for the environment. Lyndal Weston chats about the WOOFing changes across Australia and what that means to small farms.

Matt Brice is a master of many things ... from chai blends to barista boy to pop up fundraising dinners to riding a bike around India. Kym is part owner of Flock café THE place to eat in Lismore. Together they are putting on another of their infamous fundraising dinners at the Eureka Hall on Saturday 26 Sept. To find out more go to www.mattbrice.com.au

Hear food stories of the relocated Myanmar Community from Burma now settled in Coffs Harbour in this interview with documentary creator Mandy Hughes. 'The Last Refuge - Food stories from Myanmar to Coffs Harbour' is screening at this years Viscult Film Festival in Finland

It's AUSTRALIAN ORGANIC AWARENESS MONTH and the General Manager of Santos Organics Michael Lyon knows a thing or two about that. He dropped by the Belly kitchen to share some organicness with us.

From celibate monks to miso boys to alive five rhythms ... it's a total education each week at the Byron Farmers Market!

RIP Pascale ... and thank you for your inspiration x

The biannual Mullum Circus Fest is coming to town Sept 25, 26, 27. We hear from the Creative Director and the Programme Director on Bayfm.

So many gorgeous people ... so little gorgeous time. Here are some moments captured at the Farmers Markets that would otherwise have passed unknown ...

Heart melting moment when a six year old boy approached the BayFM Radiothon stand and enthusiastically asked to be on radio. Well here he is along with other fab people in our community speaking from the heart and reaching others out there by doing so.

A variety of local and overseas visitors create a colourful combination of characters with happy hearts and satiated spirits.

First introductory recordings from our budding presenters answering questions about community radio

Collecting thoughts and opinions from the community on the potential forced move of the Byron Farmers Market from the heart of town.

Pave Paradise Put Up A Parking Lot .... community thoughts on councils proposal to relocate the thriving twelve year old farmers market and turn the crown land reserve it currently resides upon into a parking lot.

From nature spirits to the fight to preserve the market place and areas around town from being lost forever in favour of development ... it can all be found at the Byron Farmers Market where passionate people like to hang out each Thursday morning

Bangalow Farmers Market brimming with creative community driven souls

Sundrenched Winter mornings set the produce ablaze in rainbow shades of glorious goodness amongst which wander colourful characters with stories to share.

Week sixty nine; full moon fever, blistering barrels, sunny skies, tasty treats, cheeky chats, impromptu gigs, local love, plump produce ... just your average super fantastic morning in Byron at the Farmers Market!

This week we meet the man that coaches the Wild Cats of the Shire and hear from ex-market stall holder Matthew Jamieson on life after market ... listen and all shall be revealed.

Trent from the band Broadfoot talks about market music, Judy shares what it's like to be a farmers market auditor and the joys of living in Bangalow and we hear from Rubix in his superman onesie munching on a fruit wrap.

Lisa chats about 'Bangalow joins hands for Lantang' a specific Nepalese Fundraiser, stall holder and farmer Kendrick invites us on a farm walk and Alice fills us in on the new Peddle and Hawke market at Kulchajam.

From squashed tomatoes to outer body hypnotherapy, the farmers market provide a perfect place for unexpected stories and consistent colour within the community.