A new social connection group for over 40s in North-East Victoria sprung up in late 2025. It's going gangbusters with over 180 members and is the brainchild of local organiser / helper / carer Jenna Adams. Jenna joined Scott recently to chat about the group Singles over 40's + From wangaratta to wodonga and surrounds.

Find them on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1151367486975616

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they discuss the noble concept that some cafés have been providing…Pay It Forward, where you can purchase a coffee for a health worker, fire fighter, etc. And why, pray tell would they be discussing that? Because it’s their Payet Back show, where they get the amazingly talented Jamie Payet back with us in the studio to get an exclusive sneak peak at his upcoming album release. Be entertained, be informed, be there and give your aural cavities a well deserved massage.

Part 2: Tony and Shippa get stuck into some new submissions from up and coming artists in the second half of the show. Catch tracks from Outline (Finland), Anais Campbell (Cairns), Zac Weeks (Tasmania), Nature Silents (Perth), Andrew Deevey (London), oWo (Sydney), The Ebbb (London), Bel! (Melbourne), The Elem (Who Knows?), Remember Sports (Philadelphia) and The Wolston Butchers (Sunshine Coast), with Shippa’s Surprise being yet another youngster who thinks he’s Delusional!

Hear new music from POND, Darren Sylvester, Meraki Minds, Office Dog and more. Full playlist here.

Charles gathers songs with references to food and drink, from Primus and Slowdive to Earl Sweatshirt and Duster.

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 Bullfrog’s Roadhouse Playlist
1.      BFRH_BFRH_Opening_FIXEDwav.wav ( 6:49)
2.      Willie King  - Terrorised
3.      Tony Joe White - The Gift (04:23)
4.      Tinariwen - Tad Adounya (06:26) *****NEW 2026*****
5.      Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin - See Me in the Evening (04:37)
6.      Bobby King - 07 Bobby King - Old folks boogie 48000 1 44100 1.wav (08:50)
7.      (Texas) Johnny Brown - Just Can't Do It (06:15)
8.      Clifton Chenier - Drifting Blues (Live) (05:24) ) Late 2025 release
9.      Reuben Wilson - Namaste (09:31)
10.  Jonny Lang - Red Light (10:15)
11.  Chris Thomas King & Blind Miss - Dust My Broom (06:52)
12.  Lil Ed & The Blues Imperials - Wayward Women (05:17)*****NEW 2026*****
13.  James JB Barnes - Brush with the blues (07:28) Late 2025 release
14.  Big Joe Duskin - Going Down Slow.mp3 (04:29)
15.  Neeve_offical_BFRH_rory_ending_2026_wav.wav (10:14)

Ahoy Froggers,
Here it is for another week  Froggers. We have 16 artists, a variety of new albums, some released late 2025, some artists  that you didn’t know you knew off, because they backed artists like Bobby Blue Bland and Lightnin’ Hopkins,  a couple of old friends made the cut today, like Tony Joe White who has just had a new release  out  (our tune is not from the new album) and of course there are your favourites such as the BFRH Long Song of the week, and the BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week. So come on in and open up your mind to what Bullfrog’s Roadhouse has to offer. 
 Thanks for your support
  Please listen, share, like, follow. 
  Hooorooooo
   Bullfrog

The Yackandandah Folk Festival was held from 20-22 March - showering us all with a weekend of folk, roots, americana and world music vibes. Here at Indigo FM our studios were privy to some intimate, breathtaking moments of creative energy. 

This podcast features Canadian troubadour, storyteller and occasional high class hobo Scott Cook chatting with Robynne.

As a notable performer at the Festival, Scott's soulful, reflective tunes and lyrics leave a very special feeling long after his music has finished.  This interview looks deeper into the world that is Scott Cook. Features live performances of Frankie's Braids, Pass It Along and Dogs & Kids.

Note: intro / outro music is entitled ‘Bolero de Algodre’ by Spanish folk duo San Miguel Fraser and can be found on their 2023 album “Dots of Light”.

Sandy and Michael take on the theme for the show and come up with a bunch of wonderful songs that provide a musical accompaniment to the different things of their exhaustive list of things they might do.  

Sandy and Michael take on the theme for the show and come up with a bunch of wonderful songs that provide a musical accompaniment to the different things of their exhaustive list of things they might do.  

In this episode we look back at the musical lives of Neil Sedaka (who passed recently) and Karen Carpenter who died 43 years ago.

Join Ange and Specs as we dust off the CDs of past festivals and revisit music memories from the early years of the Yack Folk festival with beats from Carus Thompson, Rosie Haden, Kristina Olsen, Bahn Tre, The Go Set, Planet Woman, Tom Richardson, Tin Pan Orange as well as playing tunes of bands from some recent folk festivals such as Blue Moon Marquee, the Tuck Shop Ladies, Fred Smith, Out of Abingdon, Pugsley Buzzard, Fiona Boyes, Claire-Anne Taylor, Sal Kimber and the Rolling Wheel, Julian James, Lady Valiant, This Way North and lots more! Our show features just a tiny amount of our favourite music from the Yack Folk Festival over the years, we hope that some of your favourites are in this show too