Nights with Denis Walter - Mon 30 Mar, 2026 - Full Show
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The 'Nights with Denis Walter' episode on 30 March 2026 opens with Denis welcoming listeners and introducing Shannon Lush and Marty Fields as stand-ins for the ill Carolee Katsambanis. The show begins with a community survey highlighting residents' concerns in Kew East, Victoria, particularly over the removal of mature trees for the North East Link project and the use of outdated, ineffective sound barriers—raising public health alarms due to a 10-decibel gap between government noise standards and WHO recommendations. Tanya Ficatus delivers a passionate critique of the lack of consultation and transparency. Listener calls cover diverse topics, from electric scooter safety to emotional struggles of being a long-time Carlton supporter, while Marty Fields debunks myths in his 'Delusional One' segment, revealing that Aboriginal dot painting began in 1971, gummy bears contain pig gelatin, and jellyfish are biologically immortal. Shannon Lush shares practical home tips, including using lavender oil and salt to deter cockroaches and methylated spirits for paint stains. The episode continues with heartfelt stories of lifelong friendships, emphasizing how deep bonds can be rekindled after decades, even across continents. Listeners share touching anecdotes of enduring connections, while wildlife encounters—like wallabies on driveways and echidnas at hot springs—add wonder to everyday life. The 'famous duos' game sparks nostalgic fun, and debates over food storage habits, such as refrigerating carrots or Vegemite, engage the audience. The show closes on a reflective note, celebrating human connection, resilience, and the joy of simple, natural moments, culminating in a musical tribute to David Soule.
Residents in Kew East are protesting tree removal for the North East Link project due to inadequate sound barriers and lack of consultation, with concerns over a 10-decibel gap between government noise standards and WHO health recommendations.
Aboriginal dot painting is a modern art form dating back only to 1971, not thousands of years, and gummy bears contain pig gelatin, making them non-vegetarian.
Jellyfish are biologically immortal and do not age, while cockroach infestations can be managed using lavender oil as a barrier and salt to dehydrate them.
Long-term friendships can endure decades of separation and rekindle instantly, with true connections thriving regardless of distance or time apart.
Wildlife encounters in Victoria—such as wallabies on driveways and echidnas at hot springs—are increasingly cherished, offering moments of wonder and connection with nature.
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Community Concerns: Kew East Tree Removal & Sound Barriers
“They're just trying to patch up old ones that were built in 1990 and in the long run it's just going to cost more in maintenance and deliver less wasting everyone's money.”
Listener Voices: From E-Scooters to Police Station Doors
The show features a series of listener calls covering diverse local concerns: dangers from electric scooters and bikes on footpaths, a broken police station door in Colac that hasn't been fixed for two months, and the emotional toll of being a long-time Carlton supporter.
Marty Fields: The Delusional One – Myths & Facts
“Jellyfish are considered biologically immortal. They don't age and will actually never die unless they're killed or wash up on the shore.”
Shannon Lush: De-Stain Your Life & Emily Power's Holiday Journey
“The best part of this is the people. Honestly, the scenery is stunning but today was really special and hearing how Trevor connected with those backpackers too.”
Famous Duos and Nostalgic Pop Culture
“David Soul. David Soul who had a song. We might go out with his hit record. Don't give up on us, Macy. Don't give up on us, David Soul.”
“We've been friends for 81 years. We met up when we were three. Oh, my heavens.”
“Never feed an emu because once you feed them, they'll chase you around and you look like something out of Benny Hill.”
“Jellyfish are considered biologically immortal. They don't age and will actually never die unless they're killed or wash up on the shore.”
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