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HEATHERBRAE1854 TALKS X ALICIA CERRETO

August 2024

Our homes tell a story about our heritage, history, and culture. In this episode, we’ll be talking with our guest Alicia Cerreto, a professional Historian with a focus on Australian community history. 

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In discussion with Heatherbrae owner, Julie Fodera and co-host Anne Baker, Alicia shares insights about the history of the mansion, as well as a “how to” guide to researching your own home with relatable, convenient, and low-cost research methods.

HEATHERBRAE1854 TALKS x JENNY O'DONNELL

June 2024

In this episode, we’ll be talking with our guest Jenny O’Donnell, self-published author of “Heatherbrae – A Caulfield Mansion” . A retired senior English teacher with a passion for history, Jenny has a particular interest in the 19th century and all forms of the visual arts and in family history.

 

If you love the podcast and want to know more – please email gehs@optusnet.com.au to obtain a copy of Jenny's book ($35 plus postage).

HEATHERBRAE1854 TALKS VINCE & JULIE FODERA Q&A

May 2024

In this episode, Julie and Vincent share some laughs and reflective moments with co-host, Anne Baker – answering some great Q & A’s provided by Heatherbrae1854’s socials community. Join us for this lively discussion which lifts the lid on their journey of restoration – one year on.

HEATHERBRAE1854 TALKS X EDWINA BARTHOLOMEW

April 2024

In this episode, Julie and Edwina Bartholomew - journalist and Channel 7 Sunrise news presenter - discuss the highs and lows of heritage restoration as she and her husband Neil Varcoe take on their latest project - Saltash Farm in Carcour, NSW .

HEATHERBRAE1854 TALKS X BRENT SEARCH 

February 2024

In this episode, we’ll be exploring the transformative power of paint, and its' ability to open up a world of colour and texture, with our special guest Brent Seach: Painter, vision translator and Porters Paints guild member.

THE ROAD TO HEATHERBRAE1854 - PILOT

October 2023

In our pilot episode we find out more about the influences and experiences that led Julie and Vincent to Heatherbrae. We also learn how a sliding doors moment made the purchase of this grand Victorian home possible for these two experienced renovators.

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