LWL - Episode 4 - Michael Ettelson
Life Worth Listening
Michael Ettelson is a Stock and Station Agent on the NSW’s Mid North Coast. Although city born and bred, he overtly supports those on the land in rural Australia. He is a motivating force behind the Macksville Show as he considers country shows are critically important to country regions, such as the one in which he lives, the Nambucca Valley. Michael turned his back on life in the city and traded in his suit and tie for a cowboy hat and boots and in this chat with him, we hear why.
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LWL - Episode 3 - Jill Ashley
Life Worth Listening
Jill Ashley is the CEO of an organisation called ShoreTrack. Their mission is to advance social and public welfare by looking after the wellbeing of disadvantaged, disengaged, high risk and vulnerable young people experiencing multiple challenges. She has been a high school teacher, a counsellor, had a range of roles with TAFE , has worked in management and sales, and has even ran an Indoor Sports Centre. Along the way she decided that she could make a positive impact on young people who might just need a little assistance, in a relevant and meaningful way and...
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LWL - Episode 2 - Carrolline Rhodes
Life Worth Listening
Caz Rhodes is a published author, a public historian, a playwright and a fascinating lady who compares herself with Tarots Fool, willing to take the leap into what interests her and see how it turns out. Caz was kind enough to share her story with me and she does indeed live a life worth listening.
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Chat with Councillor David Jones
Life Worth Listening
David has been a Mayor of a City in Victoria, Australia, and continues his service to the community as a councillor on the Nambucca Valley Council. David recently entered the race for Mayor of the Nambucca Valley and, although unsuccessful, he continues as a Councillor as well as a range of other roles based on service to the community.
info_outlineMichael Ettelson is a Stock and Station Agent on the NSW’s Mid North Coast.
Although city born and bred, he overtly supports those on the land in rural Australia.
He is a motivating force behind the Macksville Show as he considers country shows are critically important to country regions, such as the one in which he lives, the Nambucca Valley. Michael turned his back on life in the city and traded in his suit and tie for a cowboy hat and boots and in this chat with him, we hear why.