Future History

Sarah Nicolazzo is an actor, writer, and filmmaker. With a background in both performance and directing, she brings a deep understanding of story, physicality, and craft to every role. Her latest role in Westgate , directed by Adrian Ortega, sees her step into the lead as Netta, a character defined by emotional weight and complexity. On this episode Sarah shares how she stepped into the role of Ne...

Byron Bowman Kehoe is the Director of Backwoods Gallery in Collingwood, Melbourne, a pioneering space in urban contemporary and street-influenced art and a pillar of Australia’s independent art scene. Over the years, Byron has overseen major exhibition programs at Backwoods, curating and directing shows that connect local Australian talent with international voices. The gallery’s roster and exhibi...

Ginger Taylor is a maker of things whose vibrant work fuses vintage Americana, bold typography and pop-cartoon energy. Her pieces often celebrate women, wag an eyebrow at the status quo and draw you in with punch and attitude. Over nearly a decade she’s worked with brands such as Vans, Harley-Davidson and Google, built a loyal following on Instagram and Patreon and established a studio practice th...

Harley Stewart is a musician, music producer, composer, and co-founder of Fight Night Records. Dividing his time between Guadalajara, Mexico, and Melbourne, Australia, he spends months in Mexico crafting cinematic compositions and filmic scores. When back in Melbourne, he tours with The Counterfeit, his twelve-piece Spaghetti Western ensemble. Harley is currently completing production on The Count...

Jack Rowland is a visual artist and host of the In Too Deep podcast. His paintings paintings sit at the intersection of the natural and the surreal, known for his vivid use of colour in atmospheric landscapes. Beyond the studio, he is the host of the In Too Deep podcast, where he dives into conversations with visionary artists and cultural thinkers to explorers of psychedelia, consciousness, and a...

Sioné Taufa is the Founder and Creative Director of LOWF Apparel. A former professional rugby player, Sioné transitioned from the discipline of sport into the world of fashion. With LOWF, he champions intentionality over trends creating garments that reflect his ethos and lifestyle inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian culture, architecture and the idea of slowing down The brand values storytellin...

Daniel O’Toole is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sound and moving image. Known for his vibrant abstractions and experimental approach, O’Toole explores the intersections of sensory experiences. His work often bridges visual and auditory realms, creating immersive environments that challenge how we see and feel art. His latest exhibition, Noisy Eyes, draws directly from h...

JESWRI is a multifaceted Gadigal artist of the Eora Nation who came into prominence as a graffiti writer, with a career that spans advertising, NFTs, and large-scale murals. A proud co-founder of Honey Bones Gallery and an Archibald Prize portrait finalist, he continues to push boundaries across disciplines. Through his work, JESWRI opens a dialogue about mental health and sparks meaningful conver...

Tom Blachford is a commercial and creative photographer renown for his imagery that blurs the line between reality and imagination. Best known for his long-running Midnight Modern series, moonlit photographs of mid-century Palm Springs, Tom weaves narrative into his photos using both traditional photography and AI tools. His work challenges perception, invites curiosity and has been exhibited glob...

Ahren Morris is the Managing Director at Dreamscreen Australia, a state of the art LED virtual production studio. Using advanced LED wall technology, Dreamscreen enables filmmakers to create immersive, lifelike environments in real time. Their mission is to make virtual production more accessible and opening the doors for creators at every level to rethink how stories in video form are made. On th...

GT Sewell is a visual artist, sculptor, poet, and co-founder of 247art. With extensive experience directing galleries like Versus Gallery, MilkBar, and Oshi, GT blends the digital and physical art worlds. Alongside Jane Rolls, 247art is set out to transform the gallery model and help artists connect with a wider, next-gen audience. On this episode we dive into how Gen Z is reshaping the future of...

Benjamin Cooper is the Executive Chef at Melbourne’s iconic restaurant Chin Chin. With a background that spans fine dining in the UK and Europe to leading some of Australia’s busiest kitchens, Benjamin brings a balance of technique, intuition and creativity to his work. He is also the author of three cookbooks in the Chin Chin Collection: The Book, Feed Me and Still Hungry. On this episode, Benjam...

Wayne Lim is a designer, artist, and host of the Future History podcast, with a career that spans nearly two decades across design, brand strategy and illustration. Having worked with brands like T2 Tea, Marvel, Museums Victoria, and Basketball Australia, he is now shifting focus back to his roots in visual art. Through both his podcast and his artwork, his focus is on process over outcomes using...

Eddie Zammit is an art director and cultural curator. With a career spanning decades, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the Australian creative landscape through magazines, brand collaborations and T-World, a globally recognised publication covering all things T-shirts. Most notable are the exhibitions Eddie curated - Sesame Street 50 Years and Counting, Micky Mouse 90th Birthday, Daniel Joh...

SPOTIFY #48 - Tinky Sonntag - Finding Magic in the Mundane Tinky Sonntag is a Melbourne-based installation and street artist known for her whimsical miniature dioramas that transform overlooked urban spaces into scenes of playful storytelling. Her art reimagines vintage and discarded materials into darkly humorous scenes, paired with witty captions that highlight the absurdity and beauty of everyd...

Nate Spiteri is the co-founder and CEO of Shopfront, a platform that makes it simple and easy to connect you to every marketplace globally to sell your preloved clothes. With a background in fashion and fintech, Nate brings together his passions and expertise to reshape the future of retail by making it more accessible, affordable, and environmentally responsible. On this episode, Nate shares his...

Michelle Grace Hunder is a renowned music photographer whose work has defined the visual identity of some of Australia's most prominent artists in her 15 year career - including Ruel, Jim Jefferies, Sampa the Great, Amy Shark and including every major player in the Australian Hip-Hop scene. 2023 saw Michelle shoot her first Rolling Stone cover with Amy Shark, and win an ARIA award for "Be...

Tavis is a cinematographer whose work spans across feature films, short-form narratives, documentaries, and commercial projects. His films have been officially selected for film festivals including Anak (MIFF 2022), Lakad (MIFF 2023) and Nursery (Flickerfest 2024). Tavis recently completed production on his second feature film Westgate (Directed by Adrian Ortega) due to be released mid 2025. On th...

Amy Crow is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and creative thinker whose practice spans zine-making, illustration, design and hair styling. Her work explores cultural storytelling, play, and personal reflection blurring the lines between art, commerce, and self-exploration. On this episode, Amy shares how self-awareness fuels her creativity, why resistance is often a signpost for action, how t...

Ed Bechervaise is a visual artist and creative strategist. Under his pseudonym, Unwell Bunny, his artwork explores culture, emotion and human experiences through his bold, abstract compositions. As a creative strategist, he has worked alongside several leading agencies and brands with their positioning, campaign development, and cultural storytelling. On this episode, Ed shares his personal creati...

Nate Hill is a photographer and digital artist known for his atmospheric and emotive compositions. As a formidable artist in the alternative/rock/metal circuit, he has photographed and created timeless artwork for some of the world’s most prolific bands including Tool, KoRn, Green Day and Parkway Drive. Nate’s first book ‘Read Between the Lines’ is available from the 14th March. On this episode, N...

Elise Marcianti is a visual artist, podcaster, and ultra-adventurer whose journey has been shaped by curiosity, resilience and the pursuit of awe. Having overcome an eating disorder, she has developed a deep understanding of fear, endurance, and self-discovery, using both art and adventure as tools for healing and exploration. On this episode, Elise shares how recovering from an eating disorder re...

Sam Octigan is a visual artist and lead vocalist for Iron Mind. Known for his striking abstract and figurative paintings, he explores themes of time, memory, and human connection, often blending bold compositions with intricate detail. He is currently preparing for an upcoming solo exhibition while his band is set to release their first album in more than 10 years. On this episode, Sam shares with...

Michael Danischewski is a commercial and creative photographer known for his visual storytelling across music, fashion and documenting cultural moments. Having previously worked with ACCLAIM magazine, Crumpler and Converse, he is set to release his latest book documenting the Australian bull riding scene and the people within. On this episode, Michael shares with us the evolution of the bull ridin...

Joshua Scott is a photographer who is most notable for capturing some of the world’s most accomplished musicians, scholars and athletes with Wu Tang Clan, Mac Miller, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, Julian Assange, Kobe Bryant and Tom Brady amongst them. On this episode Joshua shares with us how his goals change as his career progresses, how identifying what’s important in his life fuels his growth, why...