Maynard Productions

In this Bunga Bunga 45, Tim Ferguson & Maynard deal with comedy, politics, cats, podcasting, fashion, war movies, cartoons, smoking, karaoke, history, religion as well as your Crankmail. Without exception they get it all completely wrong. Tim gives you the names of the best comics at the recent Melbourne Comedy Festival and both of them will impress you with their sporting knowledge. The only Aust...

Lance Leopard is a gay icon and legendary gossip columnist from the glamorous 1990s of the Oxford Street strip, and beyond. Join us in Lance Leopard’s new spot. An ivory tower high above the fray, overlooking Darlinghurst, where secrets are both hidden and revealed. During his tenure as chief gossip and stirrer of the Scene in his weekly columns in The Star Observer, Capital Q, Out Biz and more, h...

The harsh but fair podcast review show that called Planet Maynard "a shitstorm" is celebrating its 100th show this week. Maynard interrupted Tim Ferguson so they could both congratulate the WATP crew.

As part of their Can't Stop The Music world tour, Village People played the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia on 25th May 1980. Triple J (that had went to FM only in January) recorded for Rusty Nails dance show "Number One Song In Heaven" to go to air on Sat 7th June. Can't Stop The Music opened on 1st June at The Pavilion, with the after party at Maxys. Hear the voices of David Hodo, Jacques...

A bitter sweet finish as the final song on The Castanet Club 1986 album. A Hank Wangford song. Beautiful harmonies between Lance Norton(Glenn Butcher) and Natassaja Bassi (Jacqueline Amidy). Listen to the orchestra, we could only afford it for 8 bars.

Everyone's SPECIAL in this country shuffle. Vocals from Stomping' Betty and Lance Norton. From The Castanet Club 1986 album, side two, track five.

Bunga Bunga 44 with Tim Ferguson & Maynard is an action packed adventure ride through the exciting world of podcasting, popular music and multiple sclerosis. Tim and Maynard are flattered by the review that legendary Who Are These Podcasts? gave them. Really. Tim spills the medical beans on how he copes if his MS gets too intense. Maynard just spills some beans. The results of the Bunga Bunga Hott...

Maynard & The Madd Club play Jack The House 3. @ The Sly Fox, Enmore, 2017. A lot of running around during Maynard's choice of 90s favourites. See the video of the set at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiWw17kmDxc

Tim Ferguson & Maynard are very nervous this show, due to their upcoming review on the fearsome Who Are These Podcasts? show. They try and explain themselves and Bunga Bunga, turns out to be not that easy. Listen to what they thought of us at Who Are These Podcasts? Show 92 for the terrible truth.

Maynard plays a set at the very groovy and much cooler than him Electronique Club in Sydney in September 2017. Shameless. But he was dressed in full Martin Fry 80s regalia for all the ABC tracks.

Join Maynard as he has a top night of 80s carry on with The Human League and Pseudo Echo at The State Theatre, Sydney, December 2017. Brian Canham with Pseudo Echo were in fine form as the support to The Human League, basically everyone went nuts for two hours. Hear from the excited crowd as they wait for their favourite song and remember a time when the Dare album was everywhere you went. But wha...

A Very Bunga Bunga Xmas 2017 LIVE from The Harold Park Hotel brings you the yuletide joy you have been yearning for. Tim Ferguson & Maynard give you seasonal good times and bad advice. All with the help of Simon Day (of Ratcat), Continental Robert Susz (of The Dynamic Hepnotics), several audience members and a raft with udders. Find out what Charles Darwin, Tim Ferguson, Sophie Monk and Neville Ch...

Prepare ye for an Uncool Yule with Dave’s Dud Xmas Discs, Dave Mulligan brings you a poorly thought out selection of Xmas goose that made the 50s, 60s & 70s what they are today. These tracks will have you singing, dancing & maybe prancing. But you will feel the secret shame of Santa and wonder about the power of Xmas to compel this kind of music creation.

Return to the murky, meme infested world of Bunga Bunga live. Act 2 of The Festival of Dumb Ideas. In which Tim Ferguson & Maynard are still faffing around on stage at The Harold Park Hotel, on 14th November. They launch a tremendous new quiz show, Well Bunga Me! in which Cheron makes a few mistakes. Guests: Simon Day (Ratcat & graphic designer) & Carrie Hardie (comedy agent & producer) Subjects i...

Bunga Bunga went live with The Festival of Dumb Ideas on 14th November at Sydney's Harold Park Hotel. Here is Act 1 of an important moment in Bunga Bunga history. Tim Ferguson and Maynard risk it all in a grab for podcasting glory. Act 1 contains a lot of goofin’ and over 50% of the content edited out. If you weren’t there, you’ll never know why. Also if we libelled you (and we did) your lawyer wi...

The calm before the storm of Bunga Bunga live, The Festival of Dumb Ideas. Maynard meets Tim Ferguson in his Fortress of Arrogance, surrounded by an impenetrable ice wall, no criticism of any kind can get through. In their excitement Tim & Maynard insult most of the major cities of Australia, and Geelong. Probably most Australians as well. Beware the Potato Menace!

Two interviews with Melbourne’s Bachelors from Prague, 1989 & 1990. Henry Maas & Andrew Philipp are both up early (twice) to talk about The Energetic Cool and Great albums. Despite my not really being able to describe their sound or genre accurately, Henry and Andrew are very patient with me. Even going so far as to give me a job offer. All the important issues are covered, the size of their dress...

Bunga Bunga 41 has Tim Ferguson giving dating advice to Maynard, but in doing so, he reveals a terrible secret. We both reveal the upcoming Bunga Bunga live show, The Festival of Dumb Ideas at Harold Park Hotel, 14th November. Tim & Maynard then spy on a couple at Madame Frou Frou Cafe, but end up discussion the usual things, comedy and Sci-Fi.

The Killjoys from Melbourne were always one on my favourite bands from that city. Although musically the opposite of bands like The Bachelors From Prague and certainly TISM, they carried a similar fun loving spirit about their music and live they were always, well, a delight. On 5th July 1991 I recorded this for the Triple J breakfast show and it has gone unheard since then. The Killjoys formed in...

Tim Ferguson & Maynard return with Bunga Bunga 40. A Bunga Bunga show that mends Australia’s ills and heals our society, but sadly they again fail to fix each other. They bring you real news and fake news, answer your Crankmail, present Moneyshot Theatre, take a journey in the Tim Tunnel with Tim and change the history of the Victorian gold rush. And at last, finally, Tim Ferguson has his right of...

Dave Mulligan brought Dave’s Dud Discs into my life originally in 1986 on Radio Stupid, the Saturday morning show on 2SER-FM. “Rare ungroovy” would be the best way to explain the collection of over 10,000 7″ singles in Dave’s collection. These segments are from the Triple J breakfast show 1988 & 1990 and you will hear these previously unheard discs from the 50s & 60s, perhaps for good reason.

What do these comedy students expect to learn from Tim ferguson about comedy. What is comedy anyway?

Bunga Bunga 39 has Tim Ferguson with the Doug Anthony All Stars in the UK. He’s working at the Edinburgh Festival followed by a season in London. Maynard and Tim tackle politics, sex, the moon landing hoax and rocks in your muesli (muesli-leaks).We answer your Crankmail about aeroplanes, autographs and the very meaning of Bunga Bunga itself. We have answered this multiple times, may we recommend h...

Great chat with Simon Le Bon, ahead of the Duran Duran Australian tour 2010. The New Romantic legend himself.

Using 2 Nagra reel to reel tape machines, I put this together in my lounge room in Newcastle East one night in 1984.. Wacky and very 1984. It was for broadcast on 2NUR-FM "Radio Stupid"