Thirteen years ago, Australia's musicians payed tribute to one of the country's best, Kev Carmody, playing their versions of his songs for the album, Cannot Buy My Soul.
Now a new generation has joined in, with covers by the likes of Courtney Barnett and Electric Fields.
In the Drawing Room, Carmody talks about hearing his stories reflected back and the politics that inspires his words
Drag is a booming business these days, but in America in the 1950s, it was illegal to dress as a woman and the mob owned the few clubs that allowed drag queens to perform
P.S. Burn This Letter Please introduces audiences to the men and women, now in their 80s and 90s, who brought that scene to life, and gets them to share their amazing history.
Drag is a booming business these days, but in America in the 1950s, it was illegal to dress as a woman and the mob owned the few clubs that allowed drag queens to perform
P.S. Burn This Letter Please introduces audiences to the men and women, now in their 80s and 90s, who brought that scene to life, and gets them to share their amazing history.
Sylvie Simmons has been writing about music since the 1970s. She's covered all of the legendary names and written biographies of everyone from Johnny Cash to Mötley Crüe.
Then, in 2014, Sylvie took the risky move of releasing an album of her own.
The risk paid off and the album was a success. Now she's back with the follow-up, Blue on Blue.
Sylvie Simmons has been writing about music since the 1970s. She's covered all of the legendary names and written biographies of everyone from Johnny Cash to Mötley Crüe.
Then, in 2014, Sylvie took the risky move of releasing an album of her own.
The risk paid off and the album was a success. Now she's back with the follow-up, Blue on Blue.
On the streets of Kabul, a young boy peddles food and amulets.
His father has been martyred and his family relies on the money he earns, but he dreams of becoming a film star
Granaz Moussavi explores why she travelled to Afghanistan to film When Pomegranates Howl on location, and what it was like working with a cast of child non-actors.
On the streets of Kabul, a young boy peddles food and amulets.
His father has been martyred and his family relies on the money he earns, but he dreams of becoming a film star
Granaz Moussavi explores why she travelled to Afghanistan to film When Pomegranates Howl on location, and what it was like working with a cast of child non-actors.
Can children's music be entertaining for adults as well?
That's one of the challenges that sisters Byll and Beth Stephen set themselves when they started Teeny Tiny Stevies as a side-project.
It's been a very successful experiment and the band is three albums in, with songs about everything from emotional intelligence to anaphylaxis.
22 min
About The Drawing Room
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Retire to the eclectic environs of the RN Drive Drawing Room, for music, musings and unexpected conversations. The Drawing Room is equal parts performance space, salon, and kitchen table confessional.