The program snapshot


The 2 Blokes Chatting Radio Show is currently broadcast on 94.7 The Pulse, Geelong's leading community radio station. It is presented live every Saturday morning from 9:00am until 11:00am. The program is presented by Rob Cameron and Neil Butler and focuses on music, sport and a range of community activities, with an additional focus on regional Australia.

The first episode of The 2 Blokes Chatting Radio Show was broadcast on 27 March 2020 as part of a temporary programming schedule to cover "a few weeks while we get past COVID-19". Since then the program has been presented over 170 times with a range of guests from internationally-recognised musical artists through to everyday people from regional communities across Australia.

The 2 Blokes Chatting Radio Show is currently a two-hour weekly program which could be best described as a series of informal and entertaining conversations, with a selection of classic hits scattered through the two hours. It is a deliberate choice to leave politics and contentious current affairs off our agenda - there are plenty of other programs who use this as their primary content.

While the name of the program might suggest a "blokey" tone to the conversations, that is not our intent. Instead, we think that the program name lends itself to the informal nature of the conversations. Based on the feedback we have received from listeners via social media, text messages and emails, we believe that our primary audience is likely to be over 40 years old, both men and women. 

For more detail about our the history of the program, our program format and The 2 Blokes themselves, please visit the relevant pages on this hidden section of the web site.


What we would love to do


While The 2 Blokes are passionate supporters of community radio, we would love an opportunity to take the program to the next level - a time slot on commercial or government-funded radio. We see this as being the next logical step in our development as radio presenters and for the program to heard by a larger audience.