This special A Friend of Mine episode is a live roving interview from the 2023 Henty Field Days -Tuesday 19 September. I get out amongst the 3500 businesses across 1200 sites and 14km of shopfront on 105ha - the biggest exhibition space in the country.

At times you will hear the sounds of our surroundings whether it's some of the 60,000 people in attendance, nature, machinery or a PA system. I feel like these sounds make you feel like you’re standing right there with us having a quick catch up.

Our four special guests on day one are from in and around the Country Lifestyle Pavillion.

Sarah the founder of Windella Farm, a boutique goat dairy located in Cohuna, Victoria, producing Australian eco skincare products backed by nature.

Jess (the daughter) from Bandicute, a mother-daughter duo who hand make baby and children's clothing and educational resources from their family farm in Gunning, NSW.

Helen from The Bra Van, who provides in-person bra fitting and styling to women around regional and rural Australia in the privacy and comfort of her van.

Dwenda from Lewis & Collins who really does care about your dirty washing. From her home in the Goulburn Valley, she create amazingly scented washing crystals which are a sustainable alternative to fabric softener.

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