Vinyl Soul

TV funny man, Ryan Shelton loves his music to the point where he once bought a CD for himself and tried to disguise it as gift for his mum! Ryan used to come up with "Rydeas" on Rove but what is his amazing idea to improve online streaming? You'll also meet kick arse DJ, TXNK who DJ'd in the dark during the Adelaide black out.

There are two words in the music industry that drive Something For Kate front man Paul Dempsey nuts; "cool" and "relevant"! Paul opens up about what it takes to last in music as long as he has, while believing his best work is still yet to come. And say hello to the very talented Naomi Keyte. Just don't call her a singer-songwriter!

Ever wanted to start your own record label? Nina Las Vegas made the gutsy decision to quit her sought after job at Triple J to tour the world DJing and launch her dance music label. But as you'll hear, nothing has ever really intimidated her! And a real fun bunch of lads to introduce you to as well, The Montreals.

Kevin Mitchell, lead singer of Aussie rock band Jebediah and singer songwriter Bob Evans

are the same person?! Mind blown. Kev joins Aiden to talk comic books, getting older, garage podcasting and

naturally... music! Then after, your toes will be tapping to world music eight piece, Local Revolution.

Melbourne rapper Seth Sentry grew up listening to punk, so how did he come to rap on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show to millions in the US?! You’ll find out, along with a hilarious tale about his name dropping Mum. Plus if that’s not enough, meet Slick Arnold, a three piece rock band from the Barossa Valley.

The Red Wiggle, aka Simon Pryce, surprisingly loves his opera and classical music so why is he singing songs about Dinosaurs named Dorothy these days? It's the 25th year of The Wiggles and there is lots to discuss with Simon. Local reggae group Chiara La Woo drop by with a tune too.

Kris Roe, founder and front man of The Ataris, sits down with Aiden backstage before a gig to discuss the success of the band, old school punk and the so called bad blood with Ben Lee! Also meet The Byzantines, Australia’s answer to Kasabian.

How did Triple J’s Alex Dyson, once wet his pants because of music?! Find out as he chats on the podcast about life as a breakfast radio host and his own music project. As well as the bashful singer-songwriter; Maggie Rutjens, shares her beautiful music.

Angus is the host of the nightly radio countdown, The Hit 30, across Australia on more than 50 stations. But what came first, his love of radio or music and what’s it like to have the power to make or break a new artist on the air? We find out! Along with Aussie grime music’s newest star, Strict Face.

Angus is the host of the nightly radio countdown, The Hit 30, across Australia on more than 50 stations. But what came first, his love of radio or music and what’s it like to have the power to make or break a new artist on the air? We find out! Along with Aussie grime music’s newest star, Strict Face.