This morning was a little different. Our Live From Studio One was actually Live From Harvey Norman as Lee broadcasted Live from our Hang Your Boss Out To Dry event. Tom and Darcy played a medley of what we can expect at the Red Hot Summer Tour Festival coming soon! Have you got your tickets yet? To listen to the full studio version and/or find out where you can see the boys play next, click here!

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RED. HOT. SUMMER. TOUR. IS. BACK.🥳🌟 Angus & Julia Stone, The Church, The Waifs AND CROWDED HOUSE! 🤩We caught up with Mark Seymour to chat about what we can look forward to at the returning festival for Toowoomba.
Infamous comedian - Jimeoin joins us again in Toowoomba playing at the Empire Theatre June 13th! Have you got tickets yet? 🤣
Edward Bailey and Matt Butler joined us to tell us all about how the Bailey family have partnered with Nerve Connection Foundation to launch the late Lex Bailey Legacy after battling with Motor Neurone Disease. The family are campaigning to fund the purchase of the Sunshine State’s first transcranial magnetic stimulation. You can visit them on Saturday 7th June to help work towards a change. ☀️
Also on this weekend, we have the 40 for Fortey event returning to the Toowoomba Showgrounds June 8th. The event is in memory of Senior Constable Brett Forte. Participants can choose between two main events and profits from the event are donated to Queensland Police Legacy. Louise MacDonald tells us more about it. 👮‍♂️🏃
This week’s Harvey Norman Computers Weather Kid was Evie from Rangeville State School. She let us know what to expect today ‘weather’ it’s rain or shine. 🌞🌈
Johanna Baker and Jacqui Armstrong also talked it out in this week’s Topical Topics about overpriced smokes and DJ’s. 💬📣
Regulars we spoke too included Tanya Milligan, Mayor of the Lockyer Valley Regional Council, Geoff McDonald, Mayor of the Toowoomba Region and David Janetzki, local member for Toowoomba South. Click here to hear what they had to say.

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We spoke to Darling Downs one and only, Brendon Walmsley. Brendon joined us to give us the WORLD LIVE RADIO EXCLUSIVE of his new single from his upcoming album – ‘He’s Got The Whole World’. Wow! Wow! Wow!

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Here’s what you missed last week

You may have seen him on booktok, the bachelor or even the footy field. We spoke to Luke Bateman about his two new fantasy books. He tells all about how he got into it.

Last weekend, the all-so successful LifeFlight Gala had raised over $1 Million dollars with a lifechanging contribution from Clive Berghofer. We spoke to the Regional Advisory Committee Chair for the Darling Downs, Emily O’Sullivan.

Hang Ya Boss Out to Dry, Mark Munro comes on air to advocate for supporting Toowoomba Hospice. 6-9am on Friday 6th June. Register now to go and put the fun in fundraising. Gus Romero, Harvey Norman Computers Toowoomba, is one boss that is being sent up and not allowed back down until he receives donations. Hear how Gus feels and if he nominates someone to join him.

Linda Cause, the town dog whisperer talks on the last million paws walk held by the RSPCA as well as how, as dog owners, we should train our pooches before they get too big.

Luke Thomas, butcher from Millers Gourmet Meats, heads off to the World Butcher Wars competition, being held at the Royal Ascot Racecourse in London on July 5-6th, as part of the Smoke and Fire Festival. Butchers will have 30 minutes to prepare a display of retail-ready products from a side of lamb and a saddle of pork.

Colin Dorber from Lockyer Valley Foods has solved a common problem – burning ourselves when we cook the onions for out snags. Lockyer Valley Foods and Lions club have created a pre-made onion sauce, and not just one, but a choice. The first one is plain in white vinegar and the second is plain in balsamic vinegar.

Topical Topics, again, was a hit this week with Tafe Qld’s Kate Venables and Paula Hughes. They tackled the stereotypes associated with teachers and better promoting the profession to males, as well as debating whether it is rude to wear your headphones in public/social settings or not, and possibly confessing…

Thanks to Harvey Norman Computers Toowoomba, Liam Wacker from St Stephens Primary School in Pittsworth, was given the chance to win his school $1000 by presenting what to expect for the day, ‘weather’ it’s rain or shine.

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