ABC, Arts and Adelaide icon Peter Goers was an honour to meet and chat to today about the Fringe, his history within it and the two shows he's devoted his time and considerable skill to bringing to fruition - Michael Coumi's Sway With Me: Crooning with Michael Coumi, and Holden Street's Ode - Voices of Gallipoli and the First World War.

Dancer Gareth Hart has been one of the most regular of guests on this podcast, and that continues with this podcast where Gareth and I chat about his work, and the new work he's bringing to the Adelaide Fringe 2015 - Excavate.

Veteran of the Adelaide and Melbourne music scenes, John McCarthy knows any number of musical styles, and it is that talent for creating, playing and performing music which comes to the fore in his live shows.

Adam Hall has worked with a team of musicians, performers and dancers to create a spectacular, big band reworking of the music of Beyonce. With live band, fantastic singers and professional dancers, Beyonce fan or not, this is a swinging show for all the family.

When experienced mentalist and mind-reader Matt Penny came across a quirky costume, Frank, the Mind-Reading hotdog was born. Catch him performing fantastic illusions (and a few dad jokes) at the Adelaide Fringe.

Local musician Christian Andrew plays lively gigs around town with his music. In his Fringe show, Christian explores his more mellow acoustic tracks, and presents them alongside interviews he's done to explore the science of our emotional connections to music.

Brighton's Lift Dance Theatre returns to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015 with an all female cast under choreographer Phoebe Fisher presenting a brand new work, Ander'ait, which looks at the parallel developments of language and dance.

Ann Vanlint has been playing the piano since she was very very small. In her Life at the Piano, playing the Adelaide Fringe 2015 for one night only, Ann draws on a variety of influences and pulls in a further variety of collaborators and art forms, to create what promises to be a very beautiful night's entertainment.

Begun under the workshop program of Urban Myth, Claire Glenn's group of passionate young theatremakers have persevered through the sad closure of their company, in the creation of an awesome multi-faceted production wholly built by them, based on selfies. Now with SA Youth Arts, Claire's group will present their work, #nofilter, at Holden Street during the 2015 Fringe.

Comedy hypnotist Isaac Lomman is returning to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015, playing Comedy Hypnosis Rewired. We talk about the stages of hypnosis, and the way he works to create a fun, funny show for all involved. (Our apologies for the small about of mobile interference within the recording. Our phone was a little close to the vox recorder.)