Its format was general music from the 1950s-onwards, drama plays, comedy series, documentaries and children's interests.
Being a community radio station, and therefore relying on volunteers, Toodyay didn't want to be prone to the same problems facing other community radio stations, where the availability of its volunteers and presenters could be unpredictable.
The play, quite dramatically, tells the story of the Sandakan Death Marches that the prisoners were taken on, and how only six POW's survived by escaping.
The story is very poignant to Toodyay, as three brothers from the town were killed on these death marches.
The play went into production in May 2011 and was recorded by Toodyay Community Radio and was broadcast on Remembrance day 2011.