radionotes Podcast

MAXO from Canberra sings about sex, fact. That's what a headline might say, but under that is a passionate musician with diverse well toned body of songs. radionotes got lucky and found MAXO on the blower for this unscripted chat.... got to even talk about the new dog in his life, to. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/maxo/  

The Bell Streets are a musical partnership of Nick Batterham (Blindside, The Earthmen) and Josh Meadows (The Sugar Gliders, The Steinbecks) who have combined to release their outstanding debut album - Monument (out thru Popboomerang). Nick was kind enough from their home studio to join John Murch of radionotes for a chat.  Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/the-bell-st...

Yanto Browning is a Producer and long-time collaborator of Tara Simmons, who together made her final record Show Me Spirit 'Til The End. Currently an academic at the Queensland University of Technology, Browning has in past produced music for the likes of Kate Miller Heidke, Mosman Alder and more... Hear in this extended chat about how a great record was made from an equally great and creative art...

Ellery Cohen is an alt-pop singer from Melbourne, Australia who has a trio of tunes - Us, Read Your Mind and the latest Change Like That. On the back of their latest tune they spoke openly and candidly to radionotes about their music and life. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/ellery-cohen/  

Emily Hatton digs puzzles, grew up by the sea and has a sassy rabbit called Popcorn. As well, musically they have released three solid Singles - Smoke and Mirrors, Hades and Maybe - with more on the way.... including an catchy country-pop number called Why'd You Have To?. Hatton has also recently toured with Eight Second Ride and here you can hear them chat with John Murch of radionotes. Show Note...

Casey Barnes is a No. 1 charting Country music artist from the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia. Who's latest album Town of a Million Dreams also rocket to the top of the charts.  Just before the album's release John Murch of radionotes took a call from Casey for a chat about their music and life. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/casey-barnes/  

Over at TikTok, Gabbi Bolt is getting plenty of eyes and engagement for their AUSPol content "Wonderful" - Mark Humphries (730), but there is more to this performer... an EP of solid originals tunes for a start. From their home in Bathurst, New South Wales Bolt spoke to John Murch of radionotes about the music they make and in their life. As well the comedians of years gone by that inspire their f...

Jeremy Neale was the 2017 recipient of the Grant McLennan Fellowship and has a new album We Were Trying to Make It Out (Remote Control - Dot Dash).  Their debut album Getting Team Back Together also featured the 2018 QMusic Award 'Song of The Year' for Dancin' and Romancin'. Jeremy joined John Murch via Skype to have a chat to radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/epis...

Brymore Productions brought to the Adelaide Fringe The Bureau of Untold Stories. A theatre show that focuses on children and their engagement with creativity and building of narratives. Hollie and Sean from the company joined John Murch of radionotes for a chat - over a barrel - at the Holden Street Theatres in Hindmarsh. The Pair make up two-thirds of Good For A Change podcast and share such love...

Kerith Manderson-Galvin creates unconventional theatre and performance art, with their latest Being Dead (Don Quixote) related to queer femininity. During the Adelaide Fringe they had a chat inside The Little Theatre at the University of Adelaide with radionotes, about music and more. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/kerith-manderson-galvin/ 

INXS Farris Brother, Andrew Farriss goes solo in their sixth decade. A few minutes of the conversation with them ahead of the release of their debut solo album. Including their thoughts on Never Tear Us Apart being used by the Port Adelaide Football (AFL) Club and their thoughts on the idea of time. The full chat can be found in episode 063 of radionotes - audio, shownotes and transcript are here:...

Andrew Farriss now in their sixth decade is about to release their debut solo album and its Country in flavour.  Ahead of the album's release Andrew gave a window of their time to speak to John Murch of radionotes Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/andrew-farriss/  

Ange Lavoipierre's latest - award winning - show is Zealot. Apart from theatre and comedy they also are one of the co-host of the ABC's daily news podcast The Signal. While in South Australia for the Adelaide Fringe run of their show, Ange swung past Brick + Mortar Creative on The Parade (Norwood) to speak to John Murch of radionotes about music in their life and more. [Recorded 15th February 2020...

Nathan Williams has put together a compilation called Banding Together for Support Act, through Backburner Records which is a DIY label. They are also a member of TV Dinners who contributed a song to the 18 track album with funds aiming to help musicians and the like struggling during the times that 2020 has provided the music industry. In the mix of the album: Chelsea Manor's 'Lotion', Peak Park'...

Cold Sleep debut EP Heartcore was released in 2018 and now they have followed it up with a double-A side release - Petal/Stopping All Stations Except Kensington. Ahead of taking the stage at the Grace Emily Hotel, in their former home town of Adelaide (South Australia) Rob McFarlane spoke to radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/cold-sleep/  

Anna Smyrk grew up on a lavender farm in Australia, by 2016 their first solo EP - Song of the Silver-tongued Magpie - was in flight. They have a role in International Development with their latest EP - Swim - drawing from experiences abroad in places like the Solomon Islands and Cambodia. Anna joined John Murch in a park in Thebarton (South Australia) to have a chat and perform some tunes from the...

Three years on, from leaving LIVE broadcast radio to focus on two more important aspects of life. This was going to be a very detailed, heart felt episode. Instead kept it tight and under 5 minutes. No show notes or transcript. Some great guests coming up (and been with us) pls check them out.   Thanks for listening to radionotes and - if you have - subscribed/following, cheers.

Bill Tolson was a founding member of Greville Record Store in the 70s and by the 80s established Indie label Rampant. Fast forward to 2020 and Bill has a new Single called The Old Days Were The Better Days and keen to hear how those days were better as well what happened in the decades between... John Murch of radionotes thought it time to have a chat with them. Bill Tolson has performed solo and...

Dr. Janie Conway Herron has released Another Song About Love, a book with a full length album about Lillie Bloom and her friends who form a rock band while also being a lover and mother. In an extended chat - over an hour in length - Janie spoke about the book, their life and more to John Murch of radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/janie-conway-herron/  

Charm of Finches are a duo of sisters that swirl in the realm of dream folk. Your Company is their sophomore album that as you'll hear in this chat a very personal record of emotions. Before taking the stage at The Wheatsheaf Hotel (Thebarton, South Australia) to showcase songs from the record, Ivy and Mabel spoke to John Murch of radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/...

D'Urberville is the performance name of trombonist, songwriter and singer Mallory Steele. Who has a debut release called Made From Steel and in this chat speaks about just how relevant that is to their music and life. Outside the Organic Cafe in Stirling in the Adelaide Hills, Steele spoke to John Murch of radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/mallory-steele/...

Kiernan Box is the keyboardist of Augie March and also long-time member of the Black Eyed Susans. Being behind the keys, comes with a particular view of LIVE music as well as during the recording of the music. The Bands latest album is called Bootikins (out through Caroline). Between shows for Augie March's 'On The Quiet' tour Kiernan spoke to John Murch of radionotes. Show Notes: https://radionot...

Abi Tucker's latest album is Who Do You Really Know? (Kellett Street Records), that contains reflections of a woman turning from their 30s to 40s with powerful insights on friendship and living in the world that has been deeply explored. Tucker has appeared on television shows Heartbreak High, McLeods Daughters, Secret Life of Us and on films like Angst, Envy as well is the voice of Hootabelle in...

Dyson Stringer Cloher recorded their self-titled debut album (out thru Milk! Records) at 'The Loft' in Chicago, with Wilco's Glen Kotche joining them on drums an GRAMMY-winning Tom Schick as Engineer. In the Green Room of the Grace Emily Hotel ahead of their final show of a National Tour to launch the album, the trio - Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher - spoke to John Murch of radionotes. Sho...

In the ol' days there would be strips of reel-to-reel tape on the editing floor... bites of audio spliced from the main, to make good time. This episode gives life to chat that was taken out, to make the radio suitable lengthed shows. Inside a mix-bag of guests from the year been. A mosaic of interviews done. Full chats can be found in past episodes (001-049) - here:  https://radionotespodcast.com...