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If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. (JRR Tolkien) 
Western Tourist Radio (WTR) and Radio WA, have been created to "Tell the stories of people and Places in Western Australia" . It is a private company operated from Donnybrook in the South West of WA, but broadcasting on 87.6 FM in East Perth and the major coastal towns in the South West of WA. Stories below are inspired by the ABC Conversations programs.  Please  explore this website to be connected directly with tourism and food related businesses all over WA. Our businesses model is not based on high commissions, we just want to encourage you to explore regional WA and look after it for future generations to enjoy. To hear more stories from creative West Australians visit Local Talent Time . Within this website click on the Sound Cloud Logo  Cliock to listen   , to listen to the story,  or go direct to  Western Tourist Radio  or Radio WA  to listen to other stories on Sound Cloud.

  This is a playlist of tourist radio and Donnybrook Balingup Community Radio conversations, discussing subjects from the perspective of community and small businesses.
Healthy Soils Healthy Communities In Healthy Soils, Healthy Communities Barry Green talks to Charles Massy, the author of "Call of the Reed Warbler, a New Agriculture, a New Earth" about regenerative and how it is rebuilding the health of the soil, people and rural communities.
Produced by Barry Green of Donnybrook Community Radio  as part of the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia's , National Features and Documentary Series  Supervising production by Ian Hill. 
  Dr. Sina McCullough from Hands off My Food and Barry Green discuss how the media has changed our perception of food, leading us down the path towards disease and pharmaceuticals, and what we can do about it.
Barry Green has worked in media, both radio and television, for over 30 years. He is currently the Managing Director at Western Tourist Radio in Australia.
  SmartSoil video with Barry Green, owner of Western Tourist Radio,  talking about Regenerative Agriculture.