Hastings U3A - Episode with Pip Ransome - Buddhist meditation

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Episode – Our Winter Garden Guests Winter may seem like a quiet season in the garden, but it's one of the busiest times for our native wildlife. Join Dennice as she explores how our gardens can become safe havens for birds, possums, insects, frogs and other native animals during the colder months. In this episode you'll discover: • Why winter can be challenging for wildlife • The benefits of bird boxes and nesting places • How to live alongside possums • Five simple ways to create a wildlife-friendly garden • Local Mornington Peninsula reserves to visit this winter • Information about Victoria's Pick My Park community voting initiative. Every garden has the potential to support local wildlife. Whether you have a large backyard or a small courtyard, simple changes can create safe spaces that help nature thrive. Thank you for listening to Acacia Conversations – Growing Well on the Peninsula on Radio Westernport.

Western Port Secondary College Podcast Series 2

Western Port Secondary College Podcast Series Western Port Secondary College students continue to showcase their communication, creativity and broadcasting talents through an exciting series of student-produced podcasts in partnership with Radio Western Port. The latest collection of episodes features a variety of engaging topics that highlight both school life and the wider Hastings community. The Community Events segment, presented by Tyra Whitlow and Alexis Humphrey, explores recent developments across Hastings. The students discuss the closure of Domino's Hastings as part of wider global store closures while also celebrating exciting new additions to the area, including Frozen St on High Street, the Deep-Water Lounge and an upcoming convenience store. Their podcast demonstrates excellent research and presentation skills while keeping listeners informed about local community news. In the Year 7 Camp episode, Alexis Humphrey, Amelia Moore, Ayden Stow and John Rees reflect on their camp experience through an engaging interview-style discussion. They share their favourite activities, memorable experiences, friendships, meals, cabin groups and the popular talent show while discussing what made the camp such a valuable part of beginning secondary school. Their conversation highlights the confidence, teamwork and personal growth developed throughout the camp experience. Student presenter Maddie Forecast takes listeners behind the scenes of Western Port Secondary College's production of Legally Blonde. Her segment explores rehearsals, preparation, teamwork and the achievements of the cast and crew as they work towards bringing this exciting musical to the stage. The podcast celebrates the dedication, creativity and passion that make the Performing Arts program such an important part of school life. Together, these episodes demonstrate the outstanding work being produced by Western Port Secondary College students through the school's partnership with Radio Western Port. The program provides students with valuable real-world broadcasting experience while developing confidence, communication, teamwork and storytelling skills. Most importantly, it gives students a platform to share their voices, celebrate their achievements and connect with the wider community through meaningful conversations.

100th Episode of INSPIRED TO SOAR WITH HANNAH CELEBRATIONS

Episode 100 Celebrating 100 Episodes of Inspired to Soar with Hannah Welcome to a very special milestone episode! In this episode, Hannah celebrates reaching 100 episodes of Inspired to Soar with Hannah and reflects on the incredible journey that has brought the podcast to this moment. Hannah shares how the podcast began, what inspired her to start it, the challenges she has overcome, and the many unforgettable conversations that have shaped the show. From mental health and bullying to disability, resilience, community leadership, and personal growth, every guest has helped create a platform where real stories inspire real change. This episode is also a heartfelt thank you to every guest, listener, supporter, family member, friend, and community organisation that has believed in the podcast over the past 100 episodes. Join Hannah as she looks back on the memories, celebrates the milestone, and shares her excitement for the future of Inspired to Soar with Hannah. Thank you for being part of this journey. Here's to the next 100 episodes!

Maria excurisons - Hastings U3A Julie and Janet

In this episode, Julie and Jan welcome Maria, Hastings U3A's new Excursions Organiser. Hear about the success of recent trips to Werribee Zoo and the Blue Lotus Water Gardens, Maria's vision for future excursions, and how these outings help build friendships and strengthen the Hastings U3A community. If you're interested in community, travel, and discovering new experiences across the Western Port region and beyond, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Hastings U3A - Episode with Pip Ransome - Buddhist meditation

Hosts Julie and Jan sit down with Pip Ransome, tutor of the Buddhist Meditation course at Hastings U3A. Pip discusses the principles of Buddhist meditation, what attendees can expect from her classes, and the many ways mindfulness and meditation can enhance wellbeing. Whether you're interested in learning to meditate, considering joining a class, or exploring the benefits of mindfulness, this episode provides an engaging introduction to both the course and the person who leads it.