You can tell a lot about a man from his shoes and a woman by her handbag and in this episode Star of Paramount+ Undressed with Kathryn Eisman gives us a fascinating insight into why people wear what they wear and what it says about them including a dressing down of Joe Avati.

Lex Marinos, star of the 80’s hit sitcom Kingswood Country, talks about the first time the word wog was used on Australian TV, the ins and outs of recording in front of a live studio audience and his work on the Bodyline series.

Joe chats with his comedy brothers Tahir and Rob Shehadie about how they all met, what really happens backstage on tour, how Joe loves sleeping on the job….literally … and what’s up next for this comedy duo.

Dr Demartini explains to us how, as a street kid, he stumbled his way through the early years of his life - which led him to a chance meeting with one of his his mentors - which ultimately got him on the path to learning and eventually teaching. An inspiring story from one of the world's best teachers, this episode gives us an insight into his personal life, the way his mind works and who he considers to be some the most influential teachers of our time.   

ABOUT DR DEMARTINI: John Demartini is an Internationally renowned speaker, founder of the Demartini Institute, and author of over 40 books. He featured on the hugely successful movie The Secret and his teachings are followed by millions around the world.

Tim discusses the infamous Wembley Arena Stadium Show, his best ever gigs, including what it was like getting off stage and finding Keith Richards in your dressing room and having Dave Stewart crash your after-party. The discussion then turns to the day Micheal Hutchence died and the immediate aftermath, finding his replacement, the passing of his long term manager Chris Murphy, where to from here for INXS and for Tim, and finally his love affair with Italy.   

ABOUT TIM FARRISS: A Man who needs no further introduction other than he was the lead guitarist of INXS.

Tim Farriss discusses the very early years - from teenage boy band 'The Farriss Brothers', to becoming what was known as INXS. Tim then elaborates on touring life, including  hanging out in Freddy Mercury’s hotel room, attending the Grammy’s on his own, and why the album KICK, at first, was rejected by their record label.   

ABOUT TIM FARRISS: A Man who needs no further introduction other than he was the lead guitarist of INXS.

An insight into the mind of an inventor discussing his inventions and his thoughts on Elon Musk, global warming, how a world tragedy helped cure cancer, is margarine really one molecule away from plastic, and how post it notes were a complete accident.

ABOUT ALDO:

Steve Scalone talks to Joe about how he became one of Australia’s best commercial and travel photographers, what makes a good photographer take a good picture, and a brief history of how photography has changed in recent history - including where we are headed next within this realm.

ABOUT STEVE: Steve Scalone is an Australian-based Commercial and Fine Arts photographer who perfectly captures scenes that resonate the ‘decisive moment’. He employs The use of delicate tones, refined composition, and a precise depth to draw the viewer into his images, provoking curiosity about the scenes and the people in them. He has won numerous awards including the AIPP Commercial Photographer of the Year, the AIPP Australian Top Travel Photographer of the Year numerous times and in 2017 his book Urban Clarity won Australia’s Photobook of the Year. 

In the second part of his chat with Joe Nic elaborates on whether or not Jet will reform, his solo career, living in Italy, reverse questioning Joe on touchy subject and his latest project - a children's book based on the Iconic Melbourne Skipping Girl sign.

ABOUT NIC: Nic Cester is a bona fide Rockstar. He is best known as the frontman of a former band who sold over 6 million copies between their three albums. He is also known for his extraordinary voice, songwriting smarts and powerful stage performances across a ten-year career with one of Australia’s most successful rock exports Jet. Jet had hits such as Are you gonna be my girl and Cold Hard Bitch and, as well as touring the globe themselves, were invited to open up for Oasis, The Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen to name a few. He has recently released a solo album called Sugar Rush and is now about to release a children’s book based on the iconic Melbourne Skipping Girl sign. 

Nic Cester discusses how Jet was formed and what propelled them to super stardom, the intricacies of writing hit songs as an 18 year old sitting on the throne, and touring with some of the biggest rock bands in the world including The Rolling Stones and Oasis.

ABOUT NIC: Nic Cester is a bona fide Rockstar. He is best known as the frontman of a former band who sold over 6 million copies between their three albums. He is also known for his extraordinary voice, songwriting smarts and powerful stage performances across a ten-year career with one of Australia’s most successful rock exports Jet. Jet had hits such as Are you gonna be my girl and Cold Hard Bitch and, as well as touring the globe themselves, were invited to open up for Oasis, The Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen to name a few. He has recently released a solo album called Sugar Rush and is now about to release a children’s book based on the iconic Melbourne Skipping Girl sign.