T minus 20

This week Mel is shocked to her core when she discovers a song she loved from back in the day meant something completely different to what she thought.  We go inside Bec and Lleyton's Toorak mansion as we celebrate Rusty's first Master's Cup title. 

Plus we get into a lather over fonts, pantone colours and all things that were popular in graphic  design from then versus now, when we're joined by our head designer Lynne. 

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This week we find out why Victoria can no longer keep a secret, discuss a pop diva's wild boar attack and look at another big air disaster over New York City. 

We're also joined by the very stylish Julia Browne from the Melbourne Fashion Hub. She talks about what was hot in the noughties, what post COVID style might look like and how she ended up on centre stage in some the early 2000's hottest clubs.

You can find our more about Julia's work with the Melbourne Fashion Hub here: https://melbournefashionhub.com.au/

You can also check out her amazing style hacks and get a whole bunch of info on adaptive fashion on insta by searching for @style.shifter 

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It's a week of scams, potty-mouthed chefs and some long awaited protection for the music industry. 

It's also the week that a certain young wizard made his big screen debut, Ellen slayed at the Primetime Emmy Awards and Australia said 'yes' to four more years of John Howard and power-walking in parasilk trackies. 

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This week we revisit the Australian Music Industry's night of nights and look at the big winners and losers from 20 years ago. 

We discuss cultural appropriation, time travel and the Spice Girl that cancelled Australia. 

Plus we look at a new biological threat and what not to wear on casual Friday.

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It's the week of geek! This time 20 years ago there were massive releases in tech and gaming. We had the launch of Windows XP and the first ever iPod. Rockstar changed the game with the release of GTA3 and sent parents and the censors into a spin. 

We also bring in our mate Dan from IT to chat about this glorious time in tech. We talk about how much things have changed and what you can do to protect yourself, before you wreck yourself online.

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This week we are all about the music. 'Veteran journalist' Rod Yates joins us to talk about big changes in the music and publishing industries and his role at Jaxsta, which is a big win for anyone working in the music biz. 

Check out his work and podcast 'Humans of Music' over on https://jaxsta.com/info/podcast

We're also talking about the court of public opinion being guided by an invertebrate, the trials and tribulations of a meta-human, the controversy around Michael Schumacher's legacy and a film release that may or may not have inspired the career choice for a generation. 

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It's a romantic week on T minus 20 as we take a classic Aussie automobile out to inspiration point and reject an offer from one of the world's most popular bands.  

Our guest, PHD researcher, author and host of the Slow Love Podcast, Lisa Portolan joins in to chat about the rise and rise of dating apps, happiness and everything that is wrong with The Secret Life of Us.

You can find more of her stuff here http://www.lisaportolanwrites.com/ and Slow Love here: https://www.slowlove.net/

On the less romantic side we also dissect a major political and minor pop scandal. 

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This week 20 years ago we have our very own Time Crisis, talk rock biographies, the Newcastle Knights NRL grand final win and what you could and couldn't pack in your carry on luggage. 

Our guest Jem (aka, legendary Canberra DJ Jemist) joins in the banter about music, DJing, the internet and what ruled in the world of 2001 gaming culture. 

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This time 20 years ago we saw the start of a movie franchise that’s still going strong, a boyband split that still hurts and political career that ended before it started. We discuss it all!

We also catch up with Sam to chat about her life in 2001 and how it led to her inspiring Paper Crane of Hope project and support for empaths. Learn more about Sam and her work at papercraneofhope.com
(please note that our interview touches on mental health and suicide).

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This week is all about beatboxing, bomb squads and body shaming. We get our first taste of cancel culture in the shadow of the September 11 attacks. 

We also get to talk to artist and good friend of the show, Amanda, about her life back in 2001 and a new and very exciting project that shatters the all the lies that exist in the media about the ideal body.  You can check her work out here: https://www.instagram.com/thorson_photography/

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