Big news week. The band Simon lived in the USA with, KisTone has released their debut album after 12 years of red tape. Simon runs through a brief history of the band and then introduces track 1, Quarterlife Crisis.

This week Simon talks about what his mother means to him and sings a snippet of a brand new song 'Pay It Forward', where one of his song children make an unexpected and cute interruption that he is compelled not to edit out.

Respect, gratitude and reverence for all those who have served. A special concert performance of 'Thats When I Think Of You' from a solo show late 2019 in Sydney when Simon was on tour as opening act for Deacon Blue.

Another best of, with additional live recordings of those songs where the studio version was played previously.

How in the modern world, where everything is recorded and everyone is accountable, can people still tell blatant lies and get away with it?
Simon sings an live version of his song Believe In Your own Lies, a song first recorded by his former band, 1927 on the album Generation i.

Snippets from the first four episodes with an introduction, including live recordings rather than recorded versions of each song.

Week 1 of home shcooling and social distancing- Simon talks about his number one goal. To be the 'Calm Inside The Storm".

Special COVID-19 episode. Simon reaches out to the people in his life who he is separated from during social distancing and sings a song letting them know that what connects us is stronger than what keeps us apart.

Heart felt response to the tragic death of a young mother and her three innocent children in Brisbane, February 2020.
Simon discusses his drive to be vigilant with modelling his highest-self to those around him and then sings Mind Over Martyr, an original song dedicated to victims of domestic abuse.

Week 10 is based around the mantra of thought leader Brendon Burchard, Live. Love. Matter.
Simon was inspired enough by these three pertinent questions that the motivation guru famously poses that he wrote a song about it.