Sports Central with Rick and Phil Archive

In this week’s episode Rick and Phil discuss the advantage or disadvantages of the compulsory bye week before commencing the finals for the top four teams.

In this edition of the Carlo and Laids Sports Show, Robert and Sean discuss drugs in sport .

This edition Rob and Sean talk about finals time in local footy and netball, as well as in the SANFL and AFL

In this episode, Marilyn shares her experiences of being a long distance grandparent.

Rick and Phil discuss Tanunda’s footy guernsey, “ugly parents in sport” and James Hird at the AFL Grand Final.

Sean and Rob look at how SA punches above its weight in sporting endeavours.

Rick and Phil discuss Usain Bolt, the greatest track and field sprinter of all time.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil discuss the cricket settlement and the Dangerfield tackle.

In today’s episode, Rob and Sean harken back to the classic Abbott and Costello comedy sketch Who’s on First.

Hewett Community Kitchen

Posted by on July 31, 2017 at 6:03 am

The Hewett Centre has opened their kitchen to the community. Would you like to be a part of this? Marilyn talks with Viviana and Darlene. Incidental Music : The Lights Galaxia – While She Sleeps BY,NC,ND.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil discuss the current troubles involving Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers’ Association.

Rob and Sean speak with visiting USA basketball coach Will Rider, who came over for a basketball camp at Starplex in Gawler.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil discuss some controversies currently happening in the AFL.

The Miscellany Podcast features a variety of experiences. Engaging, heartbreaking, funny, interesting, sad, inspiring and all true. In today’s episode, Terry tells the story of why he no longer rides a motorbike.  You can subscribe to the show on iTunes here.

In today’s episode, Rob and Sean highlight some of the unusual throwing events Sean has been involved with over the years.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil interview local State Lawn Bowls champion Adam Forbes.

In today’s episode Trinity Head of Tennis Rod Selleck talks about his time in England and playing on the Wimbledon Courts.

In today’s episode Rick and Phil discuss Wimbledon 2017 and its surrounding controversies.

“Still Living” and “Creation”

Posted by on July 9, 2017 at 6:30 am

Marilyn speaks with local artists, Geoffrey Turvey, and Thelma Kirkwood, whose respective exhibitions “Still Living” and “Creation” are currently on display at the Gawler Gallery. Incidental Music : The Lights Galaxia While She Sleeps BY,NC,ND.

The latest Carlo and Laids Sports Show features Starplex Swim Club coach Stephen Garner, who discusses some of the issues today’s swimmers face.

In today’s episode, Rob and Sean interview the Doomsday Rollers, the local Gawler Roller Derby team participating in the Rockabellas League.

Live, Laugh and Paint

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Friends, Suzanne Smith and Lee Eiffe are sharing an exhibition entitled, “ Live Laugh And Paint”, at the Gawler Community Gallery this month. They talk with Marilyn about their works. Their exhibition will be held from the 25th of June to the 30th of July.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil discuss tagging, possessions, and the salaries in the AFL.

Poetry

Posted by on July 1, 2017 at 3:06 am

Welcome to our writing podcast. This topic for this month was Poetry. Favourite forms of poetry were discussed, haiku and ballad being two of the more favoured. There were readings of prose mostly involving a mousy problem and a serial killer, a chainsaw and a hedge. The Gawler Icons Listener’s challenge for this month is […]

In today’s episode, Rob and Sean and some guests discuss a new soccer academy in the north.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil take a look at the AFL’s four central umpire experiment and the AFL draft system.

In today’s episode, Sean and Rob talk about the local BL&G Netball.

In today’s episode Sean and Rob speak with Northern Region Sports Alliance coach Ricky Simpson about his USA background and his experience in Australia.

In today’s episode, Rick and Phil discuss the question of politics being part of sport and how far it should go.

Welcome to the first episode of Sports Central with Rick and Phil! This episode, Rick and Phil talk about the standings of the Barossa, Light and Gawler Football League, and make some predictions for the rest of the season.

This week’s edition features the 10 year reunion of Central District Football Club’s 2007 premiership,  and the players from that side’s connection to the region.

In the first episode of our new show, Rob Laidlaw and Sean Carlin discuss the local Central Districts Basketball Club.

In today’s episode, Rick and Rob discuss the historic first AFL premiership game held in China this past weekend.

Rick and Rob give their thoughts on the Barossa, Light & Gawler Football League after the second round.

Gawler Community House Courses in May

Posted by on April 25, 2017 at 1:28 am

Gawler Community House on Scheibener Drive is the home of pleasant surprises. One of them is the number of varied courses they offer the Gawler Community at either no cost, or low cost. Marilyn has sussed out some new ones starting in May. Further information about courses can be found at their website http://www.gawlercommunityhouse.org/classes-1/ or by […]

In today’s episode Rick and Rob pay tribute to great Aussie/Kiwi satirist John Clarke.

In today’s episode, Rick and Rob discuss the start of summer sports and the start of the AFL season.

A quick chat with Steve Frinsdorf

Posted by on March 30, 2017 at 12:40 am

Marilyn chats with prolific volunteerer and SA Regional Award winner, Steve Frinsdorf

In today’s episode, Rob is back from overseas, where he’s found a lot of new things to talk about.

New Exhibition at the Gallery

Posted by on March 11, 2017 at 12:56 am

Talented artist, Laura Wright, talks with Marilyn about her exhibition currently showing in The Red Hen Room at the Gawler Community Gallery

Artisan Markets and Head Cred

Posted by on March 6, 2017 at 5:33 am

The Gawler Fringe continued on Saturday 4th March with an Artisans’ Market at Apex Park during the day and a film in the evening.  Marilyn talks with Natasha from Head Cred about her jewellery collection made from old tin plates and tea caddies

Water

Posted by on March 3, 2017 at 5:20 am

This week’s listeners’ challenge is to inspired by clean, clear water, or at least Adelaide’s water, which is the same thing isn’t it? Welcome to the Adelaide Plains Chapter and Verse monthly podcast Wordsmiths at Work. Recording from “the local”, our enthusiastic little band of wordsmiths discuss local poets and writers, share writing tips, and samples […]

Wordsmithing

Posted by on February 27, 2017 at 11:54 pm

Welcome to the Adelaide Plains Chapter and Verse monthly podcast, Wordsmiths at Work. Recording from “the local”, our enthusiastic little band of wordsmiths discuss local poets and writers, share writing tips, and samples of our work. There is also a monthly listener’s challenge, to write a piece of verse or prose inspired by the photo […]

What’s on in the Red Hen Room?

Posted by on February 24, 2017 at 11:12 pm

Three new exhibitions were launched at the Gawler Community Gallery on Sunday 19th February.

The Fringe party begins in Gawler

Posted by on February 19, 2017 at 11:48 pm

The Fringe came to Gawler this weekend. Check out our video gallery of interviews and performances at the 2017 Gawler Fringe Opening!

Rick and Rob give their thoughts on the new AFL Women’s League league and the attention it’s been getting.

In today’s episode, Rick and Rob discuss a common topic of conversation in sports, Umpiring.

In today’s episode, Rick and Rob take a look back at the year 2016.

In today’s episode, Rick and Rob interview local sports physiotherapy specialist, Jamie Phillips, upon his return from a placement with the Milwaukee Bucks, a US pro Basketball franchise.

Drums by Peter Thompson The last exhibition for 2016 is now open at The Gawler Community Art Gallery and will run until Sunday 18th December. It is a strong exhibition featuring the watercolours of Lorraine Winchester, with Drum and Shaker  sculpture and abstract paintings in oils and acrylics by Peter Thompson. Join Marilyn as she […]