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In this episode of Over the Bonnet I get to chat with a man who has spent his life in the transport and construction industries. Terry Mundey is has taken up writing during his retirement and has already written two books and has plans for a third.
In this episode of Over the bonnet I sit down with a lady who is one of the country’s most tattooed women. Caz Smith has recently retired after a career as a tattoo artist and has appeared in newspaper, magazines and on television to promote her art.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I chat with an opera singer who has performed in front of audiences all over the world. Kerri Eaton has played to crowds of up to 10 thousand people before coming home to teach the next generation of classical and contemporary performers.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with the CEO of a revolutionary program that delivers transformative rites of passage all over the world. Arne Rubenstein built on his experience as a GP and emergency room doctor to develop courses that support the transition from teenager to adulth...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to sit down with a Vietnam Veteran that fought in the infamous battle of Long Tan. Laurie Drinkwater was a section commander in D company, where 108 Australian soldiers defied the odds when faced with a regimental North Vietnamese force of up to 2,500 men.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with a lady that is a leading road safety advocate as CEO of the roadcraft defensive driving program. Sharlene Makin has overcome being profoundly hearing impaired to take organisation from financial disaster to major government contractor.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with a circus performer who is living his dream working as an acrobat and magician. Matt Casey began as a gymnast and has utilised those talents on stage while also performing a variety of close up and stage magic as well as being an accomplished men...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I sit down with a lady who is a prize winning author and bluegrass musician. Marnie Walters-Burgess is rediscovering her passion for banjo and playing music after being stuck down with multiple sclerosis which left her unable to play for 15 years.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with one of Australia’s leading fiddle players. Pixie Jenkins has been a part of the country’s music scene for nearly 50 years and has played on literally thousands of music recordings and shared stages with some of the big names in the industry.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I sit down with an audio expert who has worked in many aspects of the music industry. After starting out as a performer in bands during some of the halcyon days of the Brisbane rock scene, Scott Mullane evolved to become one of the country’s leading sound engine...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I sit down with a music artist lives by the motto of believe in yourself and never give up even if it doesn’t work out the way you planned. After several years working to hone his craft since moving to Nashville, Matt McClure says you can only achieve your dream...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with a lady who has taken Feng Shui to a new level. After initially practising Chinese Feng Shui, Roseline Deleu has now adopted a new approach to utilise what’s available in the local landscape to obtain harmony and balance in the home and in natu...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with a lady who is a director at the award winning public relations firm The Audacious Agency. Annette Densham has the philosophy that you need to be willing to shine and succeed without compromising your values and ethics, and she’s hidden nothing...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I get to chat with a lady who moved to Australia from Croatia with her family in the early seventies without even knowing how to speak English. Branka Stacevic assimilated quickly, but had to overcome the loss of her mother and escape domestic violence before goin...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I sit down with a man suffered who horrific injuries after an improvised explosive device he uncovered detonated while working for the Australian Army in Afghanistan. Michael Lydiard has pushed through enormous physical and emotional challenges in his battle to re...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I chat with a man who more than 50 years after the assignation of JFK, is convinced there is a conspiracy to cover up the assassination. Stephen Ricket has spent years investigating if Lee Harvey Oswald was a shooter, and did he do what is claimed.
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I speak with a man who has had a fascinating career in the military working as an interrogating Al Qaeda prisoners during the Gulf War. James Rosone has written about his experiences and gone on to become a prolific writer of military thrillers with a portfolio of...
In this episode of Over the Bonnet, I speak with a former winner of the grueling Coolangatta Gold surf race and the Uncle Toby’s super series who has also had a long and distinguished career as a surf coach. Michael King overcame being raised in Gladstone in country Queensland where there is no su...
In this episode, I get to chat with a former Vietnam assault helicopter pilot who went on to command a battalion in the first gulf war in operation desert storm. Matt Jackson enlisted as a Warrant officer and worked his worked through the ranks before retiring as a colonel, along the way, being deco...
In this episode, I get to chat with a man who is happy working behind the scenes in the glamour world of film and television. Peter Daniell has been building and developing his camera crane for the last 17 years, and while demonstrating his product has been on the sidelines to some of the big sporti...
In this episode, I sit down with a kindergarten teacher who has defied the odds by beating stage 4 ovarian cancer. Melanie Fitzgibbon has come out the other side with a new outlook on life, while continuing to work with her husband managing their farm Camelot Camels and running camel rides on Noosa'...
In this episode, I get to chat with a piano bar singer who hit the big time in Europe scoring a number one hit song. Annie Longmore was plucked from relative obscurity while singing in hotels on the circuit in Germany and was quickly dealing with the pitfalls of fame.
In this episode, I get to sit down to discuss the careers of a man who devoted almost half a century working as a road and bridge designer. Dennis Tennant has left his mark on a number of big projects in Queensland before retiring as Regional Director of main roads.
With Anzac Day coming up, I’ve had the honour of sitting down to chat with a 97-year-old second world war veteran. Frank McGreevy put up his age to join the army, despite working in a protected industry, and saw active duty in Papua New Guinea serving as a medic and was injured during combat opera...
In this episode I get to chat with a man who is best known as a member of the Chaser productions CNNNN and the Chaser’s war on everything. Charles Firth has made a career of pushing the boundaries of comedy satire and is now continuing to stay ahead of the media curve targeting a new generation of...
In this episode I get to chat with a man who uses his uncanny likeness to carve out a living as a Freddie Mercury impersonator. John Blunt fronts a band known as The Killer Queen experience and tours all over the world keeping the memory of the legendary Queen front man alive.
In this episode I get to chat with a man who grew up in north Queensland learning and practicing his aboriginal culture. while being raised by his Grand Parents.Joe McIvor is now teaching others how to live off the land and hunt as well as taking tours to sacred sites and sharing local customs.
In this episode I get to chat with a man who is australia’s most recorded song writer. Allan Caswell has had more than 750 of his songs recorded by artists around the world and while he’s still performing an writing music, he’s passing on his craft to the next generation of artists.
In this episode I get to chat with a man who is australia’s most recorded song writer.Allan Caswell has had more than 750 of his songs recorded by artists ar...
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