How Did I Get Here?

Fresh off a massive tour and recording their latest EP, we chat to Tom and Lenny from the up-and-coming surf/indie/alt rock band, DICE. 

DICE are one of the most exciting bands on the aus music scene, having had some massive songs and huge shows since they got together a few years ago. 

With two guests on the show, we're able to get into the nuts and bolts of running a band, creating music (including accidentally crafting a hit song) and playing to live crowds. 

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WA might be playing in the Sheffield Shield Final this weekend, but on 4 February, it was the Perth Scorchers who took home the BBL12 Final.

Two players were instrumental in Perth’s win, the 19-year-old Cooper Connolly, and this week’s guest on How Did I Get Here?, Nick Hobson. 

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For as long as she can remember, Brooke Dunnell has been a writer. 

From her first creation of a picture book at six years old, to now an award-winning writer, she's managed to achieve her childhood dreams. 

In 2021, Brooke was awarded the Fogarty Literary Award for her manuscript, The Glass House.

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Growing up queer in a small Australian town, Abbie Kelly was always looking for ways to show her pride.

At 12 years old, she started putting rainbow beads on her shoelaces to show her identity. Two years later, she's handed out more than 82,000 packs of beads across the globe.

We chat to Abbie about starting a community project at such a young age and ask her the question, how did you get here?

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From an awards show in Kwinana to performing alongside some of the biggest Australian bands, Dulcie is an act that's here to stay. 

This week on How Did I Get Here? we're joined by Ash from Dulcie, who takes us through how the band got it's start and how they got to where they are. 

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Zac Williams always had one dream - to take photos of major cycling races. 

Now 24, Zac's achieved that dream, and has spent the last five years travelling around the world taking photos of major cycling events, from the Tour de France to the Giro D'Italia. 

This week, Zac joins us on How Did I Get Here? to chat everything, from his processes to his fav photos. 

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From her first gig at 11 years old, to a to a starring role in Legally Blonde: The Musical, all the way to a spot at Laneway Festival - Siobhan Cotchin's rise is encapsulating. 

This week on "How Did I Get Here?", we're joined by Siobhan Cotchin, a songwriter and singer who's doing some pretty incredible things. 

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Walkley award nominations, interviews with Oasis and a tattoo of Ernest Hemingway - Martin McKenzie Murray has done it all. Martin joins us to answer the question, "How Did I Get Here?"

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On this week's episode of "How Did I Get Here?", we're joined by Holly Ransom - CEO of Emergent Global, author, leader, speaker, interviewer and entrepreneur. 

We take Holly back to her high school and uni days and ask her the question, how did you get here?

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For the first episode of 2023, Charlie's joined by Josh Trindle, bassist for the up-and-coming Perth indie band South Summit.

Charlie and Josh chat all things music, including building a band, performing and what's next as he asks the question, How Did You Get Here?

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