Today on Benny asking People questions we chat to Nic Dalton, brain child behind the punk rock children’s act The Sticker Club, out of Sydney Australia

As a member of the Lemon Heads, Nic is no stranger to the music scene and yet even with a history such as his, he still feel the Sticker Club is the best music he’s ever written.

From Punk rock to Bubble gum Pop, Nic tells all.

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Today on Benny asking people questions, we chat to Americas Esther Crow.

Esther found her roots in New Yorks punk scene and has brought the same honesty and power to her music for children.

In an album dripping with variety and message, Esther has managed two create an album as diverse as her own life, and does it with charm, humour, and a cut through narrative true to her punk roots.

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On todays episode we speak with one or Australia’s most successful children’s performers, Charlie McGee, front man for Formidable Vegetable. A band that has toured the world over, is promoted by the UN and a Glastonbury return visitor. And its easy to see why.

Charlie and his formidable team, exist entirely in their appreciation, belief and deep love for community. A place where all things are possible and where all the power exists. A belief that permeates heavily through not only [...]

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Poppy Galactic and the Beat are a children’s band hailing from the central east coast of Australia and a band that in some respects have reinvented what it means to create a live experience.

With music that appears to effortless flow from track to track, accompanied by easily accessible and sung along to lyrics, they are an act of true invention and the ultimate dance party.

On todays episode we get to sit down with Tiffany Richmond to talk about their slow [...]

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Today On ‘Benny Asking People Questions’ we continue on with our deeper look into the children’s Music of New Zealand with our interview with Rainbow Rosalind.

Described as the ‘go to’ for classical arrangement and a TV star in her own right, Roslalind’s career has been the summary of a life of deep belief and constant preparation for the moments life hands her.

Her career is inspirational and a good reminder that, for all of us, its always just around the corner

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Levity Beet is one of New Zealand’s most unique children’s performers. Not least for his passion for creating and playing his own instruments, but also the reassurance he takes that he is doing what he is meant to be doing.

Today on Benny Asking People Questions we get the chance to talk about his early inspirations but also the journey he took to get to the place of calm and contentedness he finds himself today.

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Gordie MacKeeman is a folk musician in Canada and has recently turned his hand to wiring an album for children. An album, it would inadvertently appear strikes at the very heart of what it means to be surrounded by love and loved ones.

In todays interview, Gordie talks about his love for folk. But not just the musical aspects, but rather the feelings this most humble of music generates as it gathers friends and family around its epicentre of fun and [...]

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Today on Benny Asking People Questions we talk to New Zealand’s Kath Bee about her extraordinary upcoming release ‘Children: Our voices Intertwined’. An album produced by Doug Stenhouse.

This album address’ some fo the more abstract observations of lockdown told directly through the voices of children living the moment.

It is a true testament to their voices and an album of extraordinary poignancy, heart and beautiful music.

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In this episode we speak with Anthony and Lauren of Story Surprise.

Lauren and Anthony’s meteoric rise to the forefront of children’s entertainment in Australia is testament to not only their extraordinary work ethic but also their ability to talk and share topics that others may often shy away from.

Together they talk about finding their feet, finding themselves within their content, and finding themselves in lockdown.

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In this episode we have the good fortune to sit With Damian Peck aka Damo, Music for kids.

His debut release, ‘Find Your Feet’ is a beautiful nod to his musical past, in a way that celebrates how simple yet how complex children’s music can be, keeping nothing back from his arrangements, yet keeping none of his childlike sensibilities at bay.

Damo is a gift for a children and it seems a gift that plans to keep on giving.

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