Suki Dorras-Walker’s childhood was not standard. I guess neither is her adulthood. Six songs in a few languages across many genres. Tons o fun. (62 mins – Right click / long press here to download – 23.31mb – 29/4/16) Subscribe (and … Continue reading →

Alyson Hill talks race, children and the joy of not fitting in. Succinct. (67 mins – Right click / long press here to download – 23.8mb – 21/4/16) Subscribe (and review/rate us) on itunes!

We’ve gone back in time and re-edited the very first episode removing tons of waffle and adding the songs. It’s better. (63 mins – Right click / long press here to download – 21.2mb – 14/4/16) Oh yeah, we’re on itunes!

In this very special episode I talk about myself for an hour with the help of Nick Maniatis and my lovely wife, Justine. We cover 6 songs which mean something to me, and also cover my teenage rebellion, skipping out … Continue reading →

Ben Wiggins comes from a family who love music of all kinds. He talks about marathon swimming, freaking people out, sweaty towels and the one song that nearly got him killed. Schrempf. (78 mins – Right click / long press … Continue reading →

In this episode fellow trouser file Richard Ellis joins me to go over almost identical pop culture childhoods. There were some weird things going on in the 80s: robots, humanoid ducks, singing bushes and a whole lot of adventure. What … Continue reading →

This episode is so special it beggars belief. Local comedian Riley Bell joins me and Nick Maniatis in a discussion of music, transcendence, drinking and the limits of spoilers (74 mins – Right click / long press here to download … Continue reading →

Nick Issa talks about change in this episode. Changes of scenery, changes of brain states and changes of ideas. We also talk about football as we go through six songs that have made an impact, positively and negatively. Finishes well. … Continue reading →

This week’s special Academy Award podcast sees Justine Oldmeadow look at several of the nominated Best Pictures as well as Best Actor nominations. There are flashes of amazement, wonder and anger throughout the discussion. Check out the films discussed and … Continue reading →

Emily Bissaker joins me this week to talk about her vaaaaast range of musical taste. Vast. Some surprising choices here and boy does the tone shift around like crazy in this one. We get right into the annoyance of being … Continue reading →