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This CresFest World!

By: Neil Adam
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  • A podcast series inspired by organising a music festival in a small town in country Victoria. CresFest takes place in Creswick, between Ballarat and Daylesford, every year at the start of April. Neil Adam, one of CresFest's founding team, talks to the amazing people he has met on the CresFest journey about their lives and music. More at cresfest.com.au
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Episodes
  • E13 : VOLUNTEERS...AND MARMALADE! PART 2 : the conversation digresses further

    E13 : VOLUNTEERS...AND MARMALADE! PART 2 : the conversation digresses further
    Mar 7 2024

    Part 2 takes us to King Charles receiving Reuben's marmalade, the story of Martindale Hall, and the Marmalashes.
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    29 mins
  • E12 : VOLUNTEERS...AND MARMALADE! PART 1 : on why people volunteer...and more!

    E12 : VOLUNTEERS...AND MARMALADE! PART 1 : on why people volunteer...and more!
    Mar 7 2024

    Why volunteer at a local music festival? A conversation about why a person did gets side-tracked by the world of competitive marmalade making, and the conversation heads off in unexpected directions.
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    27 mins
  • E11 : GINA WILLIAMS : on using song to preserve her indigenous Noongar heritage

    E11 : GINA WILLIAMS : on using song to preserve her indigenous Noongar heritage
    Feb 24 2024

    Gina and her partner Guy Ghouse will be headlining at CresFest 2024. Here, Gina talks with Neil about songwriting in Noongar, her recently premiered opera Wundig Wer Wilura, and her take on the No vote...amongst other things!

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    28 mins
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