Alive 90.5 Fm Master Podcast

Kaushal Bhuta speaks with Mary Bacon about device usage (tablets, phones, etc.), particularly by our children, the health risks and what to do to minimise them.

How do challenges and problems build our character? Patrick's book 'Journey' is a must read for all of us.

Getting Help, Guest: Connie Vallis and App of the Week: DigiHUD Speedometer

'Caliber' from the Kobbers Kruiser Klub NSW, speaks with Greg regarding the Easter Charity Ride.

Greg interviews World Superbike's star Troy Bayliss about his new venture into major motorcycle events.

Today Greg chats about a huge spread of motorcycle subjects (13 in all) which includes 'Temporary Australians', Harley Davidson's new bikes, insurance problems, lane filtering, Motorcycle patches, and The Bikers Church Meeting just to name a few.

Mark Buckingham talks with Stephanie Dale from DMC Marketing and The Winning Process

Mark Buckingham talks with Matthew Graves from Perspective Promotions about Social Media Marketing

Mark Buckingham talks with Jim Taggart about aspects of Business Networking

Mark Buckingham talks with Natalie Moutia from The Success Women's Network

Email Systems and App of the Week: DU Battery

Greg updates us on his experiences on the Brotherhood CMC ride to Queensland and his anticipated, but non happening, confrontations with police, plus the filming of "Temporary Australians" and the enjoyable return trip across new roads suited to motorcycling.

Ken Lovegrove fills us in on the "Dr Wings Mari Fundraising Ride" to Central Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland and back to NSW.

Independent Riders Group's Damien Codognotto fills us in on the changes to the Summary Offences Act in Victoria and its potential impact on protest rides.

We celebrate the legalising of lane filtering in NSW from July 1st with CJ Burns from the NSW Motorcycle Council.

Scooter rider Tasmanian Mayor Bertrand Cardart explains to Greg his reasons for standing in the state parliamentary elections and what he hopes to achieve for Tassie riders.

Shaun Lennard, Chairman of the Australian Motorcycle Council speaks about the filming of "Temporary Australians" in Tasmania and some positive motorcycling news in the lead up to the state elections