The Angels are back with a new album, Ninety Nine. Sean Sennett talks to the band's co-founder John Brewster. Ninety Nine is the band's 14th studio album, their first in ten years and 2024 marks their 50th Anniversary. John talks about the new album and goes way back into the Angels history.

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Amy Sheppard from Australia chart toppers Sheppard chats to Sean Sennett about the band's career to date, the release of their fourth studio album Zora, relocating to Nashville, writing the life changing hit 'Geronimo' and much more.

Sean Sennett chats to Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark's (OMD) Andy McClusky. Ahead of their upcoming Australian tour in 2025, Andy talks about everything from OMD's early days to their heyday, their hiatus, to Atomic Kitten to now!

The Hoodoo Gurus' Dave Faulkner joins Sean Sennett for a conversational 'deep dive' on all things Stoneage Romeos and beyond. Dave chats about the very early days of the band, the early line-ups, his love of the Ramones, writing songs and a whole lot more.

Comedian Rob Schneider joins Sean Sennett on today's episode of Time To Talk. Rob first came to prominence on NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’, along with his SNL friends Adam Sandler, Tim Meadows and David Spade.  Rob has starred in some of the top comedy features of the past 30 years including Grown Ups, You Don’t Mess With The Zohan, Big Daddy, The Waterboy, You May Not Kiss The Bride and 50 First Dates.  Rob also starred in the movie Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, which was the second highest grossing DVD in the US in 2000, along with The Hot Chick and The Animal.  Rob is also a three-time Emmy winner as part of SNL’s writing staff.  Rob is about to embark on his first stand up tour of Australia in ten years.

Elly-May Barnes joins Sean Sennett to chat about her new album No Good. She discusses - among other things - what it was like recording with collaborators such as Shane Nicholson, Diesel, Neil Finn and Don Walker (who updated a Cold Chisel classic for her).

The Underground Lovers have just re-released their classic 1994 album, Dream It Down on vinyl. They're also heading out on tour. Sean Sennett chats to the Vincent Giarrusso album the band's beginnings, where they are now and Vincent's love of film.

Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett joins Sean Sennett to talk about his solo album The True North. This episode sees Peter go way back in his musical journey to discuss everything from his earliest musical loves and influences through to his current creative process and the recording of the new album. Peter also talks about Australian music quotas, streaming and so much more.

The Clouds' Jodi Phillis joins Sean Sennett today to chat about the band's history, their upcoming tour and their terrific new four album vinyl boxset, Retroactive.