Cape to Cape: Recent Episodes
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Cape to Cape with Loz airs weekdays from 10am – 1pm, and brings a much higher on air presence to the Busselton, Dunsborough and Margaret River regions.
Lauren “Loz” Kelly hosts and produces the show from RadioWest’s Busselton studios.
Loz was brought up in Busselton, and after graduating from WAAPA and beginning her media career in Perth and then Sydney,
Loz has returned to the town her family still calls home, and is thrilled to be bring you the first radio program produced in and for the Cape to Cape region.
Zac from the Urban Bean in Margaret River was lucky enough to serve Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson this week. Listen to his account of the former Top Gear hosts.
I caught up with Senior Sergeant Steve Principe to talk ATO scams and reporting crime online.
I caught up with Southwest MLC Barry House to get the latest on how the State Government's decision to drop the cellar door rebate will affect wineries in the Cape to Cape region.
I caught up with Member for Vasse Libby Mettam to get the facts about oil and gas exploration here in the Southwest.
I caught up with the coach of the Margaret River Gropers to talk rugby here in the southwest.
It's back again this weekend. This time last year out little town of Cowaramup broke a Guinness World Record and this weekend they're looking to do it again.
A couple of sailors here in the south west are heading over to the Netherlands later this year for the Youth World Sailing Championships with the NationaI team. I caught up with John Winchcombe to find out more.
Blake from Busselton came up to me while I was doing the cruiser this morning and told me his birthday was coming up. So I got him on for a quick chat.
Amy and I talk the 'swell of the decade' today and reminisce about the huge swell from the weekend.
Things are heating up when it comes to the fate of the Nautical Lady. I spoke with Jemillah from the Busselton Dunsborough Mail to get the latest.
Terri from Orana cinemas in Busselton fills us in on what new movies are out today, and what other movies are still showing.
The State Government is looking at a new initiative to widen the brands of SouthWest wineries and increase exports. Listen to my chat with Darrel Haunold from Wills Domain to see how it would affect local wineries if the proposal goes ahead.
Busselton Motorcycles have a great deal running until June 19th in conjunction with Give Me 5 For Kids. James from Busselton Motorcycles has the details.
I caught up with Doug Cockram from the Department of Parks and Wildlife about a rare marine visitor to the region.
There's a new pop up restaurant in Balingup called Kent & co. It's run by restaurateur Sheay Kent and local chef Ben Day. And the best bit is it uses local produce.
The South West Focus Conference is back at the BREC, July 1 & 2. Ray MacMillan, CEO of Bsn Chamber of Commerce and Industry tells us what we can expect and why we should head along.
Managed to steal a quick chat with renowned authors John Marsden and Isobelle Carmody at the Margaret River Readers and Writers festival. Both were so lovely.
These can be such pests in the garden. Our guru Morgan tells us the best ways to get rid of them.
There's a new piece of technology that will change the fitting room experience. Ladies - take a listen.
Fiona Palmer joined me from her tractor in the Wheatbelt this morning - the first person ever to do that. Take a listen to what she had to say.
I spoke with Pip Close, CEO of the soon to be Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association about this up and coming tourism trend.
Out in cinemas today is 'Woman in Gold' and 'Spy'. Alison, from Orana cinemas has more.
WA's first trial artificial reefs in Bunbury and Dunsborough are doing exceptionally well, so I caught up with Paul Lewis from the Department of Fisheries to get the latest.
I've started a new segment with Morgan Hoyes, talking all things gardening. For the first week, we learn the two steps you need to take to make sure your garden doesn't wash away during the Winter.
Dairy Australia are searching for the Legendairy Capital of each state and of the country. i caught up with Western Dairy Executive Officer Ester Price to see if our South West towns are in with a chance.
More than 4000 bowel cancer deaths are preventable and May is bowelscan awareness month. Here's my chat with Rotary member and former pharmacist David Eyers.
In light of some recent incidents lately, I decided to catch up with our Marine Guru Wayne Baddock to remind people of the precautions they need to take while salmon fishing.
Last year's Busselton Ironman 70.3 winner Kate Bevilacqua joins me for a chat ahead of this Ironman next weekend.
The South West Bush Poet's Festival is on as we speak. I caught up with Aussie poet Marco Gliori to find out what it's all about.
This is part 2 of my chat with Phillip Gifford as we gear up for the 100 year centenary of ANZAC Day.
The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse was nominated for a WA Heritage Award. I spoke to Attractions Manager Mark DeLane about it.
Busselton RSL Junior Vice President Grant Henley talks about the workshop and exhibition they're running in the lead up to ANZAC day this year.
I was there when Dorothy picked up her brand new 2014 Toyota Yaris that she was winning bidder for in My Local Auction.
I spoke to WA Artist Larry Mitchell about his latest exhibition which is currently on display at Jahroc Galleries in Margaret River.
I caught up with Tyler Jones, the co-writer and star of the award winning WA musical comedy Point and Shoot, which is heading to Brighton after a couple of shows in Busselton
This week in my catch up with Tech guru trent, an irish farmer has found a very interesting use for a drone.
I caught up with Darren from Sandridge Village Jesters to find out how the new Krispy Kreme sales are going.
I spoke to Drew Jones from Fox Sports immediately following the verdict of the Essendon players today.
If you missed this week's local sports wrap including the results of the basketball grandfinals, I caught up with our Sports Reporter Chayce for all the latest.
Molly has spend the past five years racing in Europe, and is certainly one to watch in this weekend's Quit Forest Rally.
Amy tells me a great story about two penpals who have been writing for more than 50 years.
This week Trent tells me about the new glove set to improve blind-deaf communication via electronic forms, as well as the launch of Netflix and foxtel's new iQ3 set top box.
Since we're starting to see young people around the world leaving their countries to join ISIS, I decided to hit the streets of Busselton and find out what people's thoughts were, in terms of who's to blame.
I spoke with Carole from the Flying 1000 today to find out what they'll be doing with the money raised from Vinolicious.