Ferg Goes Live

The final episode for season one features one of the biggest hip hop groups in the country: Thundamentals. 

We talk to Jeswon about the rise of Australian hip hop, how it had to be tough to survive, before discovering vulnerability was the path into the hearts of music fans.

This week we welcome to the Ferg Dome, another, better, Ferg. 

Fergus James has a plethora of viral songs on Spotify, we discuss his first-ever gig (ever!) opening for Ed Sheeran, being discovered by Justin Timberlake in high school, and his farm-boy lifestyle.

Today on the show we talk to comedian and actor David Quirk who has appeared in shows such as Rosehaven, Please Like Me, and a plethora of other projects. David Quirk is one of Australia's most recognised comedians and has won awards such as the Golden Gibbo at the MICF.

Today on the show Carlton Football Club superstar DARCY VESCIO joins us for a fantastic interview that encompasses tackling sheep for football practice, Mum's and Dads, plus Darcy outdresses Ferg at the very beginning of the episode.

Today on the show we have one of Australia's favourite Logie-winning comedians Dilruk Jayasinha. 

Dil talks about separating his happiness from stand-up comedy, the state of the comedy industry, and finding joy away from making people laugh.

Carla Geneve is one of Ferg's favourite musicians. Carla is based in Western Australia and has a critically acclaimed self-titled EP out concurrently with a new single called 'Don't Wanna Be Your Lover'. The two discuss the state of the music industry, Neil Young, and the way Lou Reed didn't give a shit in interviews.

Today on the show we have a Los Angeles - based musical artist called Danny Maisonneuve who goes by the name 'Sub Urban'. 

Sub Urban burst onto the scene with his smash-hit 'Cradles' which has clocked up nearly half-a-billion streams on Spotify. Sub Urban has a debut EP out now everywhere called 'Thrill Seeker.'

A podcast with Aunty Donna where Broden Kelly was meant to show up, forgot, and Mark Bonnano happened to be randomly scrolling through Instagram to stumble upon the live stream. This podcast was not meant to happen. But Mark Bonnano made it happen. God bless you Mark Bonnano.

Today on the show we have one of Australia's brightest musical talents who's a Tassy girl and goes by the name Maddy Jane. Maddy has supported Harry Styles and Red Hot Chilli Peppers and comes from the bottom of Tasmania in a remote location called Brunny Island. Maddy Jane's debut album 'Not All Bad Or Good' is out now.

The Rubens are one of Australia's most recognised rock bands, they've done everything in the biz from being number 1 on Triple J's Hottest 100 to selling out stadiums. Elliot and Sam Margin talk give one of our funniest podcasts ever.