Bethany Fisher is an entertainer in the truest sense of the word. Her live performance is meticulous, calculated and a genuine homage to what it means to be on stage and to put on a show. And its this complete dedication to this craft that sees her so sought after on the Australian festival circuit.

In todays podcast we talk about what makes her so dedicated to this ideal with just a little chat about werewolves and cavities to boot.

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Few people are as passionate about children’s Music as Sagan Thacker. Through their radio show ‘Radio Active Kids’, they have proven themselves to be one of the great champions of entertainment for children and have made it their mission to bring new and exciting family music from around the globe, into our lounge rooms.

In todays episode we get to speak with Sagan to ask what makes them do what they do, and just how on earth do they get through [...]

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Today we speak with newly awarded Grammy winner, Joanie Leeds, about her approach, her influences and why her latest album, ‘All the Ladies’ was always going to be special.

Joanie has a rare gift of bringing herself whole heartedly to her music, and this latest album is testament to her desire and instinct to be nothing but truthful and honest in all she creates.

We hope you enjoy.

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Today I speak with Van Sereno about not only his body of work but his beautifully thoughtful and thought provoking ‘Daddy Day’. An album almost entirely dedicated to the complexity of separation and the love for the children often finding themselves trying to find their voice within it all.

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Today on Benny Asking People Questions we speak with Siu and Leah of Loopy Tunes Music in New Zealand.

We discuss their love for music, their love for culture and language sharing and their impending impossibly massive and most beautiful of projects.

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Today on Benny asking People Questions, we chat to the amazing Barry Louis Polisar, a true pioneer of the children’s music genre in Part 2 of the series,

From the movie Juno, a casual black listing , a quick trip to the White House, Barry’s career defies explanation or type casting and is a genuine gift in the world of children’s voices.

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Today on Benny asking People Questions, we chat to the amazing Barry Louis Polisar, a true pioneer of the children’s music genre,

From the movie Juno, a casual black listing , a quick trip to the White House, Barry’s career defies explanation or type casting and is a genuine gift in the world of children’s voices.

Be sure to tune in to part 2.

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On today’s episode of Benny Asking People questions, we chat to New Zealand, Music with Michal about her career and more importantly her career to come.

She talks openly about her passion for children to be free to explore their emotions and the importance she holds in these emotions shaping our future.

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In part two of our podcast with Chris Lam Sam, we talk in part about his advocacy for children and just how the future looks for a man of many hats.

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Today on Benny Asking People Questions we speak with New Zealand’s one and only Chris Lam Sam.

Not only do we get the opportunity delve deeply into his music and the success of The Funky Monkeys, but we also explore just what makes him so passionate an advocate for the wellbeing and representation of children.

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