🎙️ His & Hers Media Podcast | Episode 3

Crown, Conversations & What's Coming Next!

We're back for Episode 3, and as usual, Paula and Clay have plenty to talk about!

This week, we're revisiting our Crown Promenade staycation and Atrium dining experience, answering a question from one of our listeners and chatting about everything in between.

We also give a special mention to Jade Baynes, Paula's stage daughter from All Shook Up, and the wonderful team at Pretzel Communications, who've been keeping us busy with some incredible entertainment experiences.

AND WE HAVE SOME EXCITING NEWS!

We're getting ready to welcome Bloom and James Morley into our studio for an upcoming episode!

We'll be talking all things Seventh Wonder, Bloom's upcoming show at Crown Theatre in April 2027, and hopefully getting a few behind-the-scenes stories along the way!

And knowing Paula and Clay, who knows where the conversation will end up!

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In Episode 2 of the His & Hers Media Podcast, Paula and Clay return to the theatre to share their honest His and Hers reviews of two powerful Perth productions. First, we travel to Marloo Theatre for Darlington Theatre Players’ production of Inside the Island—an intense Australian story that gave us plenty to unpack. We then head to Koorliny Arts Centre for Come From Away, the remarkable true story of a small community that welcomed thousands of stranded passengers following the events of 11 September 2001. We discuss the returning ensemble, the live music, and why this production left such a lasting impression. This episode is lovingly dedicated to my dad, Parata Parore. Dad always supported our music, our dreams and everything we set out to achieve. Recording this episode without him here carries a sadness that is difficult to put into words, but continuing to create is one way we can honour his love, strength and memory. Sunrise: 17 September 1953
Sunset: 26 August 2026