A State of Change

BONUS: Cultivating Native Oysters in the Port River

Join Greg Mackie and Anthony Wight as we explore South Australia's History Festival. In this special bonus episode, we take a walk with Rae Nunan and Catherine McMahon about the cultural, colonial and current tales of native oyster cultivation in the Port River. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Willunga's Wicked Way and Walking Nugget's Trail

Join Greg Mackie and Anthony Wight as we explore South Australia's History Festival. This week, Paddy O'Toole regales us with tales of Willunga's heinous past as she shows us through the old Courthouse Museum. We then hear from Peter Lucas, who tells us all about Nuggett the horse who brought goods (and royalty) along the jetty tramway to the township of Milang. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Celebrating the Traditions of the Migrant Garden and Morning Smoko at Holowiliena Station

Join Greg Mackie and Anthony Wight as we explore South Australia's History Festival. This week, we wander through gardens that reflect the heritage and lifestyles of first and second generation European migrants, with Joanna Tsalikis and Helen Haltis. We then join Frances Frahn for a chat about the life and times of Holowiliena Station in the Flinders Ranges, owned by the Warwick family since 1852. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Tragic Tales of Watery Misadventure and GMH's History on the Horrock Highway

Join Greg Mackie and Anthony Wight as we explore South Australia's History Festival. The week, we take a tour through the West Terrace Cemetery and talk of the drownings, capsizes, and shipwrecks that dot SA's waterways with Lindl Lawton and Carol Lefevre. We then head up the Horrock Highway and chat to Steve Hyde, whose private Holden collection fills a restored GMH dealership. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

The History of the SA AIDS Quilt and Upper North Adelaide 'Exposed'!

Join Greg Mackie and Anthony Wight as we explore South Australia's History Festival. This week we join the South Australia Mobilisation + Empowerment for Sexual Health (SAMESH) to hear the tales behind SA's AIDS Quilt. We then follow the queen of the walk, Dr Gertrude Glossip, and learn about Adelaide's queer past. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.