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But before we do, we've got a couple of things to do, don't we, Tristan and Simon?

Yes, because Radiothon is still going.

You can still subscribe and donate to the station.

And we've had some people who've done that, specifically for Movie Squad.

This is an RTRFM podcast.

RTRFM is a community organisation and relies on volunteer and listener support.

To learn more about what we do, visit rtrfm.com.au.

This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people.

I love the dulcet tones of Geoff Bullen.

What an introduction.

I'm Dani and you're listening to Planet Perth, the RTRFM podcast all about the weird, wacky and unexplained history of our eccentric city.

And this story, the story of the Catalpa Rescue, is one I'm aware of but know nothing about, Geoff.

I have a ripper story for you today, Jeff.

You're, of course, listening to A Planet Perth, the RTRFM podcast, all about the weird, wacky and unexplained history of our eccentric city.

And today, today, Dani is surprising me with a new story.

What are we talking about, mate?

[upbeat music]

Welcome to the Movie Squad Podcast special Radiothon edition.

My name is Tristan Fidler.

And my name is Simon Miraudo.

And each week we bring reviews on air through the power of community radio, RTRFM 92.1. We're in the studio with breakfast host Pam Boland, and we get to do this podcast where we get extra moments to talk about films that we don't have the chance to cover on the airwaves.

And we are in the middle of Radiothon, so th- whether you're listening to this at the time that it comes out, you are eagerly awaited in, uh, the, uh, podcast queue of your app of choosing, or you might be listening to it maybe a year in the future.

Uh, community radio, RTRFM Radiothon is always important.

Whether it's happening right now or later on in five or 10 years, there's always gonna be a time when community radio needs your support.

[upbeat music] This is an RTRFM podcast.

RTRFM is a community organization and relies on volunteer and listener support.

To learn more about what we do, visit rtrfm.com.au.

This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people.