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In this special two-guest episode, UK producers Dave Eringa & Guy Massey join us for a fascinating conversation about making records and a lot more. Dave Eringa has worked with Manic Street Preachers, The Who, Kylie Minogue, Tom Jones & The Proclaimers. Guy Massey worked at Abbey Road and his resume includes The Beatles Remasters, Ed Sheeran, James Blunt and Paul McCartney. Get into it! 

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In our very first episode we talked about our own beginnings in music. To kick off 2017 we thought we would pick up where we left off. In Part 2 we discuss conspiracy theories, music funding, perceived success and we both continue talking about our own stories and experiences in music. We’ve got some great guests coming up this year so stay tuned! http://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

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This is our Christmas Special! It’s a two-part double episode with several great guests, snippets from previous episodes and more of our highly intelligent and enlightening banter. In PART 1 we speak to Matt Bizzle, a saxophonist who’s currently making the transition to full time musician. Nick Poortman returns to talk about social dynamics within the music industry and Bobby chats to Opetaia Foa'i from Te Vaka about writing the soundtrack for the upcoming Disney film Moana. In PART 2 Eddie Gaiger talks about his experience as a top ten contestant on NZ Idol and Gavin Downie returns to talk about the emotional and psychological challenges of working in the music industry; particularly for the roadies and technical crew. Bobby also talks about his ‘Little Drummer Boy’. Enjoy! And have a great Christmas! DM & BKhttp://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

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This is our Christmas Special! It’s a two-part double episode with several great guests, snippets from previous episodes and more of our highly intelligent and enlightening banter. In PART 1 we speak to Matt Bizzle, a saxophonist who’s currently making the transition to full time musician. Nick Poortman returns to talk about social dynamics within the music industry and Bobby chats to Opetaia Foa'i from Te Vaka about writing the soundtrack for the upcoming Disney film Moana. In PART 2 Eddie Gaiger talks about his experience as a top ten contestant on NZ Idol and Gavin Downie returns to talk about the emotional and psychological challenges of working in the music industry; particularly for the roadies and technical crew. Bobby also talks about his ‘Little Drummer Boy’. Enjoy! And have a great Christmas! DM & BKhttp://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

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This week Dave Baxter from Avalanche City has been the centre of a big media story after he won a court case against his ex-manager. The judge ordered the now infamous Matt Coleman to pay back $307,287.27 and though it’s not clear if Dave will ever see the money, this verdict is a win for us all. We chat about his career, how his first single Love Love Love took off and Dave’s account of the recent legal battle. 

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We all know him as one of New Zealand’s favourite stand up comedians and from the television shows 7Days and Pulp Comedy. Jeremy Elwood is the real deal, a seasoned performer and an all round good guy. We discuss the rules of comedy, censorship, Brian Tamaki, Donald Trump, The Temple Bar and the best ever heckler come back! Get on it!

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Alice Brine is a rising star in the NZ comedy scene. Nominated for a Billy T James Award and winner at the Wellington Comedy Awards, she recently gained notoriety when one her reactive and poignant Facebook posts went viral. Our fast and furious conversation touches on sexism, racism, stealing jokes, hecklers and Opshop’s bunker. Hold on to your hats. 

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He’s a world class saxophonist. He plays for artists like Snarky Puppy, John Mayer and Usher. His own albums are extraordinary… and he’s a good guy! In this episode we are excited, humbled and grateful to talk to Bob Reynolds. We discuss, meeting and playing with John Mayer, touring, the inner workings of Snarky Puppy, the brilliant Michael League and a lot more. Enjoy! 

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Today our guest is Monique Powell from US band Save Ferris. Most known for their hit single Come On Eileen, we discuss how they got started, the resurgence of the band, their upcoming EP and the time Conan growled affectionately in her ear. There’s even a brief guest appearance by John Avila from Oingo Boingo. Get on it!

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