In this week’s episode of The Adelaide Show, we chat about This Caravan Life with Neil Talbot from Dario Caravan.
Also this week, the SA Drink Of The Week is from Bar9.
Our new sponsor, Adelaide Night And Day Family Therapy, continues tonight, with principal, Brett Williams, discussing some truths about relationships.
And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we have a new track from Susan Lily.
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Running Sheet: This Caravan Life
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| 00:00:00 | Intro |
| 00:00:08 | SA Drink Of The Week |
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A+ by Bar9. This is a high performance coffee developed by Ian Callahan. He has taken three shots of espresso per bottle, and blended it with amino acids that have been shown to help you focus, create mental alertness, reduce anxiety, improve memory and even modulate your fight and flight responses. The good thing is, it is like a modern energy drink without the carbs and the calories. It’s available through Bar9 and LoKi cafes. |
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| 00:06:24 | Mindful Moment with Adelaide Night and Day Family Therapy |
| In this week’s Mindful Moment, principal of Adelaide Night and Day Family Therapy, Brett Williams, uncovers some truths about relationships. | |
| 00:13:04 | Neil Talbot |
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Some of my fondest memories as a child revolved around family holidays in a caravan, pumping water into the kitchen basin, sleeping on bunk beds, and having to fold down a kitchen table. Of course, getting up to go outside to the toilet at 3am put a dampener on things, and that’s why there was sometimes a bucket left inside. But it is now 2019 and a lot has changed in the world of caravanning and to explain that, we welcome Neil Talbot from Dario Caravan and Repairs.
I want to start by asking you some personal questions (suggested by Katie Spain) about a caravan near and dear to you. Do you have one? Do they keep a pic of their van in their wallet? Does it have a name? Fondest memories in and around it? Do they know its back story? How much effort went in to acquiring it? Can they imagine parting with it? Who would they leave it to if they got hit by a bus tomorrow? Did they buy a car to match it? Does their partner share the love of vans? Most expensive piece of kit? Have they decked it out to nat h the style/era? How? Most memorable trip in their van? Any van horror stories? |
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| 01:02:17 | Musical Pilgrimage |
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In the musical pilgrimage, we have a new track from Susan Lily called Feeling Love.
This is a nerve wracking time for Susan because she is over in Tamworth getting ready for the Tamworth Country Music Festival and she has two songs that are finalists in the Tamworth Songwriters Association awards. One of them is called Tough As Geranium and the other is the one we’re about to listen to, Feeling Love.
You can hear Susan most Wednesday mornings doing the breakfast show on WOW FM.
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