The Unmade Bed

On this special edition of the Unmade Bed, we look at the music of the 1990s. Bree deconstructs Richard Marx's song 'Hazard', and she counts down her favourite house music tracks of the 1990s.

Some observations on the US election, Bree talks about the new Linkin Park album, and we take a look back at the top 10 from this week in 1998.

As Aaliyah once sang, it's been a long time, we shouldn't have left you without a dope beat to step to. This was a spur of the moment thing on a Friday night. Not our best show but a show nonetheless.

This week we take a deep dive into the music of 1995, a era where music was so much better than the wall-to-wall homeboy music and Taylor Swift you get today.

This week we steer right away from all the crap that's happening in the world and focus instead on music both old and new.

We talk Kylie, Miley and take a step back in time to the hits of 1994.

In this episode, Adrian and Bree talk about the Matildas and funding women's sport, spoken word music and why Luke Combs can rack off.

Bree has much to discuss from the world of music. We end up talking about arguably one of the worst songs ever recorded from way back in 1990.

We're back! Is it permanently or temporary? We have no idea. It's music, music, music in this episode. Bree is four wines in, so anything could happen.

Adrian and Bree discuss balloons, the difference between panthers and feral cats, this week in music from 1998, and just far you used to have to go to see Kate Winslet in the nude.

In the first episode of 2023, Bree and Adrian analyse the new Miley Cyrus song, the trials and tribulations of Prince Harry, and reflect on the music charts from this week in 1990.

We promised you actual show-prep, and we delivered! A look back at the year that was, plus travel back to the music of the 1980s - what was the no.1 single in Australia for each year?

In this episode, Adrian's done his homework on frog songs. Elsewhere we discuss each other's favourite songs of all time and why Celine Dion is slowly turning into a statue.

Since last we spoke to our two heroes, both have been struck down by COVID. Adrian's week only gets worse when the conversation shifts to a discussion featuring Mariah Carey.

WARNING: Do not let children listen to this episode. Unless you're ready to explain some really, really, really adult concepts to them. In which case, go nuts. Bree tries to explain The Outlander TV show to Adrian, we ask the question why do people really hate The Project, and Bree's off to a concert next week.

Adrian spills a secret from his school days that he's held onto for 30 years, plus a look at the music charts this week from 1980 and 1990.

Is Elon Musk a c-word? Fathers, lock up your daughters while the US Navy is in town, and is this the last we'll hear of Hobart's cable car?

Adrian and Bree are joined by one of their cats meowing and scratching in the background as they talk about Taylor Swift's new album, politics, sport and Bree's strong hatred of Phil Collins.

This week we talk about our recent holiday, the upcoming AFL grand final, the Queen's funeral and a look back to the week in music in 1995.

Bree's been to Adelaide. Is it as boring as everyone says? Find out in this episode.

We recorded episode 4 but it was terrible, so we skipped uploading it. Episode five talks about Kate Miller-Heidke, Kate Bush, Covid and a trip back in musical time to 1992.

Adrian and Bree talk about Kate Bush's triumphant return to the charts, followed by Bree digging a hole when comparing Adrian to a character in Wuthering Heights.

Adrian and Bree wrap up the election, talk about why she's suddenly started watching Schitt's Creek, and muse on whether the new Obi Wan series will be any good.

A podcast that may be the only one ever produced, depending on whether anyone likes it or not. This week we talk about rubbish drivers, the Australian election, the Queen, and dive into some music history