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This week, Gen shares the six songs that have shaped her life. Gen also shares the experience of going to a local comedy class and the importance of teasing in relationships. We also discuss public transport etiquette and solutions to combat those who fail to comply and, finally, we hold our own spelling bee.
Comedy classes
Spelling Bee
Public Transport etiquette
The importance of teasing in friendships
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This week, Andy shares the six songs that have shaped his life. Andy also pokes fun at modern pop-culture, gets increasingly angry about 'business speak', and tries to solve a clothing riddle from the 1980s. I also put Andy's sports knowledge to the test with a sports commentary quiz, and we also talk about one of the most iconic pieces of football commentary of all time, and what it really means to be a football fan.
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This week, Tim shares the six songs that have shaped his life. We also tell some golf related 'dad jokes', Tim gets worked up about the imperial system, we hypothesise if the Australian animals could work together to casue a magnitude 5 earthquake, we discuss the ethics of using AI in uni work and, finally, debate which animals are fruits are actually evil in disguise.
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This week, Ridley shares the six songs that have shaped his life. We also talk about niche world records, apple-related names for various fruits, and elephants climbing up trees. We discuss the beauty in being boring, and daydream about living life in the ages of the Cavemen and the Roman Empire.
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This week, Milo shares the six songs that have shaped his life. We also talk about superpowers, playing for the Wallabies, dogs being the stars of the concert, and discuss some words written by Emily Dickinson on the back of an envelope, and what five liquids you'd dispose from your fingers.
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This week, Kano shares the six songs that have defined his life. We also talk about Australian breakfast culture; the dog who almost won an Oscar; feelings of 'home' after living in all corner of the globe; and what we'd do with all the knowledge in the world.
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This week, Filip is the one narrating his life through music, including the story of his mother dancing with the Buena Vista Social Club! We also talk about: his recent trip to Tasmania; his childhood dream of being the 'captain of soldiers'; nature awakening you inner child and sense of adventure; some fairly below par dad jokes; the Michelin star rating system and in interesting discussion about what you'd do if you were stuck in a time-loop.
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This week, Nacho shares the six songs that have defined his life. We also: talk about his backflipping beach life in Australia; tell some 'gamechanging' jokes from Nacho's joke book; discuss human efforts to translate blue whale communications; and mull over what we would do if we were transported 30 years into the future, but only had 30 minutes to spend there.
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This week, Sean shares the six songs that have defined his life. We also engage in frivilous conversation such as, breaking the world record for most pine boards broken between legs from a single jump, and jokes about DJ decks and catching busses. We also sprinkle some culture into the show, reading and discussing the poem 'Digging', by Seamus Heaney. We also learn about the Greenland Shark and 'Ming' the Crab, and finish off with everyday displays of lack of awareness that annoy Brits.
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This week, Eloise chose six songs to describe her life, which even involved bringing in lollipops for full immersion, as she chose 'Lollipop' by MIKA! She then debated Sydney vs Melbourne, chose her final meal, and read 'To Her Lost Lover' by Simon Armitage, and we discussed the living arrangements of Jonathon the Syechelles Tortioise, and which animals we would choose to defend us in an arena battle.
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A light-hearted, upbeat, and jovial show where I get to know a different guest each week through a series of songs and mid-tier chat. Never too serious but never too silly, the mixture of…
'My life through music' provides six prompts to guide us through the life of our guest: Song that puts a spring in your step; Song of your childhood; Song inherited from your parents; Song you like for its lyrics; Guilty pleasure; and Favourite song of all time.
In between the musical choices, we learn more about the guest through some quick-fire questions, we hear their favourite comedy routine, their favourite item of the arts, their pet peeves, and we test their trivia knowledge.
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