Former QLD and Bulldogs great Willie Tonga joins former NRL bad boy Willie Mason to preview the return of Mitchell Pearce to the State of Origin arena and share their views on the latest developments surrounding concussion in the NRL.
“I Think I Had Survivors Guilt”
July 1, 2019
Carl The Bartender joins Melanie Dyer for an incredibly intimate and deeply personal interview to discuss his time in Good Corn Liquor, the impact the bands tragic accident had on him professionally and personally and what it felt like to work with some of the boys again on his debut album, Carousel Keepsakes.
“I Like To Keep It Real”
June 22, 2019
Sara Storer plays ‘Hayrunner’ and ‘Every Boy Needs A Bike’ before chatting to Bernard Zuel about her new album, Raindance, working with Colin Hay, the darkness in her music and what her dream piece of merchandise would be.
“This Is A Really Good Place For A Musician To Thrive”
June 14, 2019
Garrett Kato plays ‘River Mouth’ and ‘Where The Vampires Hide’ and talks to Rod Yates about moving from Canada to Byron Bay, the famous faces he’s busked in front of, and what he’s learned from producing artists like Ziggy Alberts and Kyle Lionhart.
Carl The Bartender ‘Miss Eniline’
June 12, 2019
Carl The Bartender plays Miss Eniline live on Australia’s favourite country music show, Live On The Lot.
Meg Mac: “I Use Music To Give Me Strength.”
June 7, 2019
Meg Mac plays ‘I’m Not Coming Back’ and ’Something Tells Me’ from her mini-album Hope, and talks to Rod Yates about why she decided to make a mini-album, how a portrait of a woman inspired the title track, and how the messages she received after releasing ‘Give Me My Name Back’ affected her.
“There’s Plenty Of Snorting, Drinking and Shagging.”
June 6, 2019
CJ and Dani review Rocketman and Fleabag season 2.
“We Got High On The Highway”
June 4, 2019
Carl Bartender dials in a haunting live version of Highway On The Highway on Australia’s favourite country music show, Live On The Lot.
Rebecca and Megan Lovell – AKA Larkin Poe – perform ‘Preachin’ Blues’ before chatting with Bernard Zuel about being home-schooled, their love of the blues, what they think of being called ’The Allman Brothers’ little sisters’, and their incredible family history.
