Normal food...anyone?
Peter Dick finds out that gravy doesn't go with steaks and bacon shouldn't go with eggs! That's the way the world is going according to blogger Joe Hildebrand, as he has determinedly tried to find the sorts of food he wants in everyday life. Listen now and have your comment.
Animalia
Graeme Base is one of the world's leading creators of picture books. His alphabet book Animalia, received international acclaim, he joins the Peter Dick Afternoon show talking about his career.
Painted love
Some people find their life partners in the most bizarre places. Alison Sciberras joins the Peter Dick Afternoon show talking about where she met her husband and the 10-year long trip back to the same place, celebrating their anniversary.
Dame Joan Sutherland
As Australia mourns the death of Dame Joan Sutherland, Peter Dick speaks to Doug Cremer, the president of the Dame Joan Sutherland Society of Sydney about his personal experiences with the great Soprano. Listen now.
Canonisation
With the canonisation of Mary McKillop imminent, Peter Dick takes the opportunity to talk to a very outspoken religious figure in the shape of Father Bob McGuire. Together they discuss the merits of being canonised, and what to expect if you are in Rome for the occasion.
Schnauser arouser
Ludwig the schnauser is a hero in his owner's eyes! Roland Woerfol talks to Peter Dick about how his Schnauser, 'Luddy', alerted his owners to their neighbour's distress after having fallen down and unable to get back up again. Listen now to this wonderful tale.
Men's desires
Peter Dick takes some time out with Bettina Ardnt to talk about her latest book "What Men Want". Peter finds out that men have a strong drive for sexual variety, why JFK couldn't duck the bullet of Lee Harvey Oswald and what drives men to stray from their partner. Listen now.
Free marathon
Wanting to have a holiday in Japan, all expenses paid for 6 days? Well, be prepared to run a marathon in exchange! Peter Dick talks to Paul Ewing about this wonderful opportunity and the catches that are involved. Listen now.
White Canes
Peter Dick has the company of Jack Murray and Steve Sparrow, who are taking part in International White Cane Day. They explain the purpose of the event and talk about how they cope with disadvantaged sight. Also, listen for some good musical renditions.
Croupier Comp
Tim Poulter, a dealer at the Treasury Casino, is taking part in the Australasian Croupier Championships next week. Kim Mothershaw speaks to this contender and finds out the life of a croupier and if the odds are stacked against you in a casino environment. Listen now.
Man shower
Don't be fooled, this isn't when a man just sprays himself with deodorant, it's the male equivalent of the 'baby shower' to celebrate their virility. Blogger for www.mamamia.com.au, Mia Freedman informs Peter Dick about some of the latest trends when it comes to babies. Listen now.
Playing Freddy
Queen and Freddy Mercury are so well known around the world, Craig Pesco is happy to make his mark in the entertainment world impersonating the front man of this great band. 4BC Afternoons talks to Craig about what his show is doing next and how the music will never die.
'Conviction Kitchen'
The brainchild of a new show coming to Channel Seven - 'Conviction Kitchen' - is Ian Curley, Executive chef . 4BC Afternoons speaks to Ian about the restaurant 'Conviction' in Fortitude Valley, and how the idea of using ex-convicts as staff came about. Listen now.
Brisbane's best gone clubs
Peter Dick talks with author Pauline Bell about the yesteryear, charting the history of Brisbane’s club scene, with an expected exhibition and book to come. Listen to this fascinating chat about Brisbane’s finest long gone nightspots.
Leiston Pickett
The Australians are performing well in the Commonwealth Games, with Leiston Pickett from the Gold Coast beating her hero Leisel Jones, for the gold medal in the 50m breaststroke. Peter Dick catches up with her father, Mark, to congratulate him on his daughter's win.
Contiki John
Book: Peter Dick talks with author of ‘Only Two Seats Left- the incredible Contiki story’ John Anderson, a book about an incredible story of how a simple idea with a starting capital of just 25 pounds became a worldwide travel company with an internationally recognised 'iconic' brand name. Listen to this truly inspirational story. Listen and comment now.
Burlesque
Peter Dick talks with Emily Wheeler aka Amelie Lu Lu, Miss Burlesque Queensland who is competing in Miss Burlesque Australia this coming Friday. Peter and Emily also talk about the history of Burlesque dancing as well. Listen and comment now.
Hayfever treatment
One out of five Australians suffer from hayfever or sinusitis, and Dr Ross Walker joins Peter Dick to talk about a new treatment that is coming out of Taiwan. The treatment doesn't involve general anaesthetic, and is also painless. Listen for more information.
Dragon addiction
James Abraham takes his family and friends to the NRL finals every year, and this year is no different. They are the NRL's biggest group season ticket holders at a total of eighty-five people. Peter Dick chats to James and finds out that they are fervent Dragon supporters.
Chilly cruise
We all know that Peter Dick loves his cruises, so how about a cruise with a difference? Lisa Bolton, from Aurora Expeditions, suggests that their offer of a cruise and camping in Antartica will be the memory of a lifetime. If you fancy being extreme, this is the way to go!
The Lad's Chef
So lads, is that recipe too much for your brain to comprehend, because have no fear, Bobby Jewell is here! Peter Dick talks to a savvy chef who has released a cookbook for men that teaches them to cook simple dishes at home using a slightly different approach.
Speed texting
The younger generation has a new competition to contend in - the LG Australian Texting Competition. One such competitor is young Cliff Hodgkinson who is Queensland's current champion. Peter Dick talks to this young man to see what skills are involved. Listen now.
Young Talent Time
Needing no introduction, Johnny Young has just been inducted into the Aria Hall of Fame. Peter Dick has the pleasure of chatting to Johnny Young who tells listeners that showbiz is generally a matter of luck and being in the right place at the right time. Listen now.
Joffa - a legend
Peter Dick takes some time out to talk to Joffa, a legendary Collingwood supporter. Usually touting long blonde hair and a gold jacket, anyone from Melbourne will know this man who holds the title of 'face of the cheerleading squad'. Listen to this die-hard supporter.
Virus promotes obesity
Healthy living with Dr Ross Walker joins the Peter Dick Afternoon show talking about a new virus that appears to promote obesity in children, that also causes the common cold, the new virus has been found in 22 per-cent of obese children. Listen and comment now.
Kim Mothershaw Cruise
We invite you on an extraordinary journey through lands of ancient wonders –
Egypt, Turkey, Dubai & Beyond.
From January 2011, join our series of hosted cruise tours as we uncover the dazzling
treasures of fabled worlds that have inspired countless films and legends.
Vocal Sampling Cuba
Vocal Sampling may sound like a full salsa band - but in reality their unique sound is created by a six piece all-male Cuban a-capella group, they join Kim Mothershaw in-studio. Watch the video.
Mobile tanking
Is it really that bad to operate a mobile phone while filling up your car at the petrol bowser? Author of Dinosaurs aren’t Dead, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki joins a troubled Kim Mothershaw talking about the issue.
Cleo...a bestseller
Helen Brown, a journalist for New Zealand publications, has suffered personal tragedy and decided to put it into a book called 'CLEO: The Cat Who Mended a Family'. The book is now an international bestseller and it is also being made into a film. Listen now.
John Michael Howson
It's John Michael Howson time again on 4BC Afternoons. John talks to Kim Mothershaw about all that is the latest in the entertainment world. Today talk revolves around Oprah's visit to Australia, and the current buzz that is being generated in the US. Also listen out for King Kong the musical!
Kurt Fearnly
An outstanding career follows Kurt Fearnly, Australian paralympian Gold Medalist, and Kim Mothershaw is delighted to have a chance to speak to him. He is starring in "The Making Of....", a three-part documentary series featuring six of Australia's best athletes. Listen now for inspiration.
Ronnie Biggs
John Suter Linton is the maker of 'The Life and Times and Crimes of Ronnie Biggs' , a DVD which chronicles a criminal enigma. Kim Mothershaw takes an opportunity to talk to John about his film and to see where Ronnie Biggs is currently residing. Listen now.
Vandalism or art
Brisbane born New York based graffiti artist Anthony Lister latest Brisbane works has been removed by the city council's graffiti reduction unit less than 48 hours after completion. Kim Mothershaw talks with Councilor Geraldine Knapp about the Graffiti removal.
Magpies
Be prepared this magpie season, Afternoons announcer Kim Mothershaw talks with online editor David Earley from Quest newspapers about a magpie tracking system the company has developed.
Working partners
Would you like to go into business with your partner? It seems that it could go one of two ways, and Louise Woodbury speaks to 4BC Afternoons about making sure it doesn't go the way of divorce. Louise has been successfully working with her husband for the past 17 years.
Hats off....or on?
How do Australians generally treat the wearing of hats? Bob Katter certainly doesn't hold back, yet some people make fun of such a hat wearer. 4BC Afternoons speaks to Richard Nylon, Head of the Millinery Association of Australia, who gives his opinion on Australia's love (or hate) of hats.
More than a date
Next month we'll come to October 10th 2010, a very special date in anyone's diary, but none more so than those getting married on this auspicious day. Kim Mothershaw speaks to Lyn Taylor, a Queensland marriage celebrant about her plans for this busy day. Listen now.
John Michael Howson
John Michael Howson joins Peter Dick on 4BC Afternoons to give his weekly synopsis on all that is making the news in the entertainment industry. This week includes plastinating Zsa Zsa Gabor and Angelina Jolie's first writing and directorial attempt. Have a listen and comment.
Monopoly
Monopoly board game has received many facelifts ever since its creation long back in 1903. Kim Mothershaw talks with marketing manager Nikki Antico about the new modern versions of the board game that are now available.
The Brewery Book
Book - A Carlton please, a beer that's still shouted across every bar and hotel in Australia. A complete history of Australian beer. Kim Mothershaw talks with author Andrew T. T Bailey, The Brewery Book, history of Australian Beer.
BBQ on cue
Can life get any easier? Mick Edmunds is on a winner with his remote control BBQ. Peter Dick is amazed at this proud Australian's invention - just press a button, and hey presto, your BBQ will pop out of a bench all fired up and ready to go. It's currently being exhibited at the Home Show in Brisbane.
Spiderman with Peter Dick
Alain Robert, French skyscraper climber nicknamed "Spiderman" was arrested Monday after scaling a 57-story building in Sydney. Spiderman joins the Peter Dick Afternoon show talking about the climb.
The Human Calculator
Which is faster, the brain or a computer? Peter Dick has a chance to interview Scott Flansburg, otherwise known as 'The Human Calculator' who proves that his brain is faster than some computer users. Scott shows off his world record and promotes 'mathletics' around the world
Who's going down to the woods?
Linda Smith, editor of That's Life, joins Ian Maurice on 4BC Afternoons, to talk teddies. A standard accessory for a young child, it appears that more adults are admitting to sleeping with a teddy bear for comfort. Linda delves into what was once a childhood subject.
Happy Birthday 4BC - Peter Dick with Ross Meldrum
Happy Birthday 4BC - Peter Dick with Ross Meldrum
Falling in love
What happens to your brain when you fall in love. Insight host Jenny Brockie talks with Peter Dick about the finer details of your brain falling in love.
It's a Miracle!
Gail Wiltshire, who brought us The Mary McKillop story, joins Peter Dick in the studio. The talk turns towards miracles, which Gail firmly believes in as a twice sufferer of cancer who now has good health. Listen to Mary's amazing story.
Eagle Rock set in stone
Ross Wilson, of Daddy Cool fame, is over the moon to find that his song 'Eagle Rock' has been included in the National Film and Sound Archive. Peter Dick quizzes Ross as to what is special about the song and he reveals a few key techniques that might have helped.
Julia Spillard
4BC Afternoons are privileged to be joined by Julia Spillard, Gabby Millgate's alter ego. She shares her tips for this list stage in the race, and Peter Dick puts some of the hard questions to her that people really want to know. Listen now.
The Tooth Fairy
Visiting the dentist has a stigma of fear associated with it, and Peter Dick thinks so too. Stephanie Wilson, author of 'The Story of the Toothfairy', has provided a story that should relieve any children that have reservations about dental work.
Hats Off Brisvegas
After a hiatus of three years, the fundraising concert, Hats Off Brisvegas returns this year, with an all star line-up including 4BC's own Ian Maurice. Another artist in the top-shelf line-up is Bob Downe, who chats to Peter Dick about the concert. Listen now.
Mark '3 hours late' Oberhardt
The drawbacks of speed reading, the last album Obe bought, taking chocolates three hours late to a date, the pros and cons of jury duty. These are a few of the subjects discussed between Mark Oberhardt and Peter Dick - nothing too serious in here! Listen and laugh now!
Rachel Beck
Rachel Beck has a wide and varied career in stage and screen and she joins Peter Dick to chat about her latest venture, performing Broadway hits in Barrie Gott’s Queensland Pop’s Orchestra. Rachel discusses her path and talks about starring in Cats at sixteen years old.
What's So Funny?
Book: Kevin Sheedy, ex-champion player, four-time premiership coach with the Bombers and now the first coach of the Greater Western Sydney team, has collected Australia's best jokes. Peter Dick talks with the coach about the new book.
Cat whispers
We've had horse whisperers and dog whisperers - now it's the cat's turn! Mieshelle Nagelschneider, self named cat whisperer, talks to 4BC Afternoons about her unique ability, and lets us into the world of the cat's mind. Find out what you've been missing!
Wild Turkeys
Peter Dick is joined by father and son, Jimmy and Eddie Russell - master and associate master distillers for the Wild Turkey brand of Bourbon. The pair are in Brisbane to attend a Wild Turkey dinner. 4BC Afternoons finds out more about the popular drink.
Brisbane Mama
4BC Afternoons are graced by the presence of three top performers in the shape of Anne Wood, Lara Mulcahy and Jennifer Vuletic. They are in to highlight the latest stage performance of Mama Mia that is currently playing in Brisbane. Listen now and see what they all think of Abba!
Bikram Yoga
Do you like your yoga? Do you like your heat? Well, incorporate the two by practising Bikram Yoga. Peter Dick finds out more about this activity from Rajashree Choudhury whose husband actually devised it in the seventies. Time to warm up and get flexible!
La Spina
Brisbane brother and sister duo La Spina will perform a free concert at the Cascade Court Stage at QPAC this Sunday afternoon from 2.30 as they launch their first album together. After enjoying successful musical careers independently, Anna-Maria and Rosario La Spina have come together to produce a new blend of Orchestral/Pop . Listen to Anna-Maria chatting with Peter Dick.
Ben Hur
The Ben Hur 'live stadium spectacular' is going to be narrated by our very own Russell Crowe. Clint Drieberg, 2UE Entertainment reporter, talks to Peter Dick after being down at Russell's recent press conference. Listen now.
Tuckshop online
You know what kids are like - give them money, and they'll buy all sorts of rubbish! Ian Clark wants to change this with his school tuckshop online. This gives the parents a chance to see what is available for their kids to buy. Peter Dick finds out how this improves general nutrition.
4 Ingredients
Book: Peter Dick talks with cookbook writer Kim McKosker about her new book, 4 Ingredients: Fast Fresh and Healthy with Deepak Chopra. The book encourages nutritious food that is healthy, fresh, appetising, as well as being quick and easy to prepare using just 4 or fewer ingredients.
Fussy eaters
Peter Dick talks with author, Karen Fischer about a revolution in child psychology, her book, ‘Healthy Family, Happy Family has unlocked the key to fussy eaters’. Listen now.
Tom Burlinson
Peter Dick talks with Australian actor and performer Tom Burlinson talking about his latest film, The Cup. Peter and Tom go on to talk about the life of Frank Sinatra as well.
Whisky on ice
A 100 year old haul of Scotch has been located in Antartic Ice and there's one big question - is it drinkable? Lizzie Meek, of NZ Antartic Heritage Trust, tells Peter Dick of this amazing find and Peter offers his help in performing the tasting. Listen now.
Mad Max 4: Fury Road
Too much rain can be a bad thing, leaving Broken Hill looking too green and lush, with producers of the film deciding to delay the film until next February. Peter Dick talks with Mad Max fanatic Adrian Bennett.
Food coloring
Australian food standards are considering banning coloured dyes in foods because of links to behavioural abnormalities, cancer and allergies. Peter Dick talks with Afternoons regular Dr Rodd Walker about the proposed idea.
Gabby Millgate
Peter Dick talks with radio comic and reporter Gabby Millgate, who has a funny knack for impersonating Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Fred Brophy
Peter Dick talks with Fred Brophy from the famous self-titled boxing troupe. Brophy has been inducted into the Queensland Boxing Hall of Fame. Brophy and Dick discuss the troupe’s history and reminisce on the historic travelling boxing show.
Butch Bakery
Men, do you feel like a cup-cake sometimes? Are you less than impressed with some of that pink icing? Well, Peter Dick has found New Yorker, David Arrick, who is making male-oriented cup-cakes such as beer, maple syrup and bacon and other bold flavours!
Royal beer
Peter Dick talks with Master Brewer for Carlton United Breweries, John Cozens, who sent the Queen his first bottle of crown ambassador reserve this year and received a thank-you letter back. Listen now.
Pinky, the Crazy Cow Girl
Peter Dick, host of 4BC Afternoons is broadcasting from Caboolture's Fantastic Farm expo, and finds himself talking to a very brave lass going by the name of Pinky. At 14 years old, Pinky is a horse trick rider, who is performing at the expo, with her one of a kind trickery.
Darlene Love
Peter Dick talks with American popular music singer and actress Darlene Love about her career and the revival of Fame, the musical that inspired new generations to fight for fame and light up the sky. Listen now.
Ashes to Diamonds
Remembrance of lost loved ones can take different forms, especially for Sue Allen, owner of From Ashes to Diamonds. Peter Dick finds out that Sue can make your pet ashes, or any loved one really, into a diamond ring.
More please
Peter Dick Afternoon show: Women would want more sex, if men weren’t rubbish at it, says Australian sex therapist and writer Bettina Arndt.
Gone coconuts
Coconuts are becoming the all new health craze. Peter Dick talks with Stacey King, owner, Nature Pacific at Burleigh Heads talking about the benefits of coconut oil.
Female Friendly
Peter Dick has a chat to Kylie Jacobs, founder and CEO of the femalefriendly.com.au website that will find businesses that have been used and recommended by women, in an age where sexism still exists. Listen now.
R and D Records
Starting from humble beginnings on a laptop, Rick Parker along with his brother, Darren, are now running a fully-fledged recording studio in Brisbane. Peter Dick finds out how much the recording processes have changed through the years.
The King of Romance
Few celebrity names are more recognisable than Englebert Humperdinck, and Peter Dick is lucky enough to chat to him as he begins his new Australian tour. Englebert tracks back in time and tells us of his humble beginnings playing saxophone and the talent contest that paved the way for him.
My Local Helpers
Carlo Di Marco set up a website that connects students who have a trade but are perhaps not yet overly experienced, who charge much less than their ‘professional’ counterparts. 4BC Afternoons chat to her about her good idea and how it came about. Listen now.
Guide Dogs Queensland
4BC Afternoons had a welcome visit from Guide Dogs Queensland who brought along some of their up and coming stars. The station met Bella, Bonnie and Bronson, 3 cute, black labrador pups who are in training.
Martyr mothers
In childbirth, some woman can be in a world of pain, but still refuse to use pain relief - why is this? The drugs would probably be accepted in any other situation. Amity Dry, Blogger, and Peter Dick investigate this phenomenon and try to pin down an answer.
Hottest Nanna
Peter Dick always seems to be interviewing the lovely ladies!! It's Leila Benussi's turn, and she's just won Zoo Weekly's award for 'Australia's Hottest Nanna'! At 65 years old, Leila from Alexandra Hills, works out at the local gym to combat her arthritis - now she's a hotty. Listen now.
Plastic babies
It's Healthy Living with Dr Ross Walker who brings a couple of subjects to the forefront. He discusses with Peter Dick the new pattern of having babies at a later age, and a new test that can be done, and also about the danger of ingredients in plastic bottles.
Come home
Peter Dick talks with Gunnedah Mayor, Adam Marshall, who thinks Orlando Blooom and Miranda Kerr should come to the country town for a cheap wedding.
Flip’s Mum’s Chocolate Self-Saucing Pudding
As heard on the Peter Dick Atfernoon show, Flip’s Mum’s Chocolate Self-Saucing Pudding.
Ross Wilson
Australian superstar, Ross Wilson, graces Peter Dick with his presence in the studio. Mostly known as the front-man for Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock, Ross has forged ahead with his solo career. Ross is promoting his latest album, "I Come In Peace". Listen in for some laughs.
Nude rugby
In what has to be a sight for sore eyes and the butt of endless jokes. Two nude international rugby teams battled recently in New Zealand between the Nude Blacks and the Welsh Leeks. Peter Dick talks with event organiser Ralph Davies from Head first Travel about the game.
