To mark the 200th episode two people making their own contribution, past and present, to the local community and the world. First, Martin Corkery owns an Ipswich-based business and has been on a personal humanitarian mission to Ukraine. Martin reveals first-hand what he witnessed. Also on the show remembering a different pace of life in Ipswich during the 1950s and 1960s through the eyes of 94 year-old amateur radio operator Ron Grandison.Published: 7 August 2022.Music: www.purple-planet.comRotary International: www.rotary.orgRotary District 9620: https://rotary9620.org/Ipswich City Rotary: https://www.ipswichcityrotary.com.au/Ipswich and District Radio Club: www.vk4wip.org.auWireless Institute of Australia: www.wia.org.au

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