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The Queen of music journalism in Australia joins Yvie today, Zan Rowe!! 

Chatting all about how she first started out in the media nearly 20 years ago, how her and Myf Warhurst became best friends and where Bang On started. 

Plus Yvie asks her the hardest question ever.... Who's your favourite artist? 

And Zan chats about why she thinks people value music less these days, as well as the women who helped her pave her way in the industry. 

LINKS

• Yvie Jones @yvie_jones
• Zan Rowe @zanrowe
• Nova Podcasts Instagram @novapodcastsofficial
• Don't forget you can ask us a question anytime by emailing twogirls@novaentertainment.com.au
• If you'd like to buy tickets to see Bang On Live you can here: https://comedy.com.au/tour/bang-on-live-myf-warhurst-zan-rowe/ 

CREDITS
Host: Yvie Jones

Guest: Zan Rowe

Executive Producer: Rachael Hart

Editor: Adrian Walton

Supervising Producer: Ricardo Bardon

Show Artwork By: @ellymalone

Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au

Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, and the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. 

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No guest this week as Sam and Max take on the wash up of the most controversial Hottest 100 (til next year's). Along the way they cover some sad songs, tell people to grow up, and look ahead to see which artists the Grammys will let down this year.

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Dropping their Hottest 100 predictions before the big dance kicks off, Sam and Max debut the sound of their first in-studio pod. Then they're joined all the away from LA by Tim McEwan, one-half of Synthwave band The Midnight, ahead of their tour down under. They chat about how to create an idealised version of the 80s, what the Danish underground scene is (or isn't like), and what listeners might expect on the next full-length Midnight release.

Connect with The Midnight on Instagram and Facebook, listen to their fresh live album, "Red, White, and Bruised" on Spotify and Apple Music, and find tickets to their closest live show at their website.

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Kim Deal opened up to Richard Kingsmill in 1993 about the making of The Breeders triumphant second album Last Splash.

The album came six months after the sudden and surprising announcement of the end of her other band, Pixies. Kingsmill wanted to also get Kim’s take on the split of that seminal band, and how she felt about now leading another successful group.

In 2001, PJ Harvey finally made it to Australia, off the back of her award-winning Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea album.

The English artist had thrilled music fans all the way through the ‘90s, right from those blistering early singles ‘Dress’ and ‘Sheela-Na-Gig’. Her albums ranged from the austere Rid Of Me through to the gothic textures of To Bring You My Love, with each of them consistently scoring high on end of year album lists.

A couple of nights after seeing her live for the first time, Richard Kingsmill spoke to PJ Harvey about her latest album, the dark personal times she went through five years earlier, and how she felt about her relationship with Nick Cave going public.

On their OK Computer tour of Australia early in 1998, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke gave just one interview while he was here.

Richard Kingsmill spoke to the illusive singer about their landmark 3rd album, how he felt about his band getting snubbed by The Grammys that year, and also five songs that changed his life.

In December 1994, Nick Cave spoke with Richard Kingsmill about the five songs that changed his life.

Cave reflected on the influence artists like John Lee Hooker, The Saints and Bob Dylan had had on him as a writer and performer.

He also spoke about the lengthy Lollapalooza tour he and The Bad Seeds embarked on that year after the release of their 8th album Let Love In. He even touched on the next project he was then thinking about - Murder Ballads.

In October 1995, a few months after the release of the Foo Fighters debut album, Dave Grohl gave his first Australian interview since the death of Kurt Cobain.

He spoke to Richard Kingsmill about now being the frontman of his own group, where all these songs of his had come from, and what plans he had for the future. He also reflected on the three Nirvana albums, as well as his memories of recording the Unplugged album.

In September 1993, Robert Smith of The Cure spoke to Richard Kingsmill about the five songs that changed his life.

They spoke about Jimi Hendrix, Nick Drake, David Bowie, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Sex Pistols. They also spoke about the state of play within The Cure following their massive Wish tour of 1992.

WARNING: Really really really explicit content.

• Breast reductions?
• Grapefruit?
• pegging with a ball Gag!?
• Russian Magic Pussy?

What could go wrong?

RAW, UNEDITED AND EVERYTHING A PODCAST IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE.
You dirty, naught little horny beings! Follow us and send us a sex story: @therootofallevil__podcast @rubyteys.tropicalversion.mp3 @alexbugsymalone

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After a much-needed European holiday (for one of us), Sam and Max gather back around the mics and chat with Boy & Bear about the 10th anniversary of their huge second album, Harlequin Dream. They dive into why some of their newly released tracks didn't make the cut on the original pressing, where Australia's best caramel slice is, and how we can all get justice for Mexico.

Connect with Boy & Bear on Instagram and Facebook,  listen their latest single, "Abraham" on Spotify and Apple Music and head to their website for info on the closest show in their upcoming regional tour.

0:00: Intro
3:47: Clarifying Something Awkward
5:51: Eurotrash Record Haul
11:30: Sam's Music Corner
18:00: Boy & Bear Interview

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You asked for Aussie musician and Queer Icon G Flip to come on the pod and WE.HEARD.YOU!

What's G Flip's gender journey been like? How did G Flip meet Selling Sunset (now wife) Chrishell Stause? And what's G Flip's new album "Drummer" like? Listen babe. All you have to do is listen...

LINKS

• Listen to G Flip's new album https://tr.ee/sfREQnQK1O
• Follow G Flip on IG https://tr.ee/Q79mK9Tk6e
• Follow G Flip on TikTok https://tr.ee/jYedFzb7iu
• Copy of the Lesbian Masterdoc https://tr.ee/xVH07MRLtZ
• Check out the Gender Unicorn https://tr.ee/tq0z8MHQWG
• Follow Kath Ebbs https://www.instagram.com/kathebbs/
• Email your own voice memos for Nightmare Fuel to hello@itsalotpodcast.com 
• Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ial-review 
• Access this episode's transcript here

 CREDITS 

Host: Abbie Chatfield @abbiechatfield 
Guest: G Flip @gflip
Executive Producer: Lem Zakharia @lemzakharia
Co-Creative Producer: Oscar Gordon @oscargordon 
Social and Video Producer: Amy Code @amycode 
Social Pages Manager: Kirah Pillay @kirah.pillay
Managing Producer: Sam Cavanagh 

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In this episode of The Few With Boo, Boo engages in a fascinating conversation with Adam Spencer on the power of humor, the beauty of mathematics, and the art of storytelling. Here are the key lessons from their discussion:

1. Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone: Adam emphasizes the importance of embracing fear and challenge as catalysts for personal and professional growth. Learn why venturing beyond your comfort zone can lead to longer and stronger careers.

2. Humor as a Tool for Engagement: Discover how Adam developed his comedic style by using humor to disarm and engage audiences. Explore the dos and don'ts of comedy, and learn how to use it effectively to break the ice while delivering powerful messages.

3. The Evolution of Artists and Longevity: Adam shares his fascination with observing artists, bands, authors, and actors who evolve and sustain long careers. Explore the importance of embracing change and constantly seeking fresh experiences.

4. Communication Skills and Storytelling: Uncover the secrets to effective storytelling and communication skills. Adam emphasizes the value of practice, speaking out loud, and receiving honest feedback to improve your abilities in public speaking and storytelling.

5. The Beauty and Limitations of Mathematics: Dive into the world of mathematics with Adam as he discusses its inherent limits and the remarkable feats achieved through mathematical systems. Gain insights into the importance of foundational concepts and the role of mathematics in our daily lives.

Learn More: Visit The Few With Boo website to find additional resources, related episodes, and more valuable content from Adam Spencer. [Link to the Few website episode page]

Connect with Adam Spencer:

- Official Website: https://www.adamspencer.com.au/

- Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, YouTube

- Books: Explore Adam's collection of popular mathematics books and unleash your curiosity for the subject. https://www.adamspencer.com.au/books

The crowd has been clamouring for it, so here it is: 78 Amped's pre-countdown analysis of the Like a Version Hottest 100 released after the countdown has aired.
Sam and Max get into the nitty gritty on the then-mystery of the countdown, only to be foiled by technical issues that stopped us uploading it on time. Don't worry, we also get into some new music to make it worth your while.

0:00: Intro
4:59: New music
7:40: LAV H100
14:20: Under-rated Bangers

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In this week's episode, Ricky and Jon interview Nick Holt. Host of the Nick Holt Podcast, Nick started as a music and culture journalist and has interviewed many artists including including Oasis, Moby and Cypress Hill. Nick is Editor in Chief of The Modern Enquirer - an independent news media organization based on Substack. A wide ranging discussion incorporating the death of the rock 'n' roll spirit, the demise of Australian radio station Triple-J, COVID politics, the 2024 US presidential race AND more. 

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ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED

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Follow Nick Holt on Twitter:
@realnickholt

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Read Nick Holt at the Modern Enquirer:
https://modernenquirer.substack.com/
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Listen to Nick's parody song "I've Never Felt So Damn Numb" here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VRa608O4u0

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Buy Me A Coffee:
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Theme Song: Dreamdrive "Vermilion Lips" 

WARNING: Really really really explicit content.

• Engagements are embarrassing?
• Slept with all my friend's brothers?
• Slept with Bob's uncle and bestie?
• Slept with the manager at Subway? Did he eat fresh?

What could go wrong?

RAW, UNEDITED AND EVERYTHING A PODCAST IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE.
You dirty, naught little horny beings! Follow us and send us a sex story: @sexamation_ @rubyteys.tropicalversion.mp3 @alexbugsymalone

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Sam and Max kick off the year by deciding on a shared 10 votes in the Triple J Hottest 100 countdown. Will they finally break up over the final picks?

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With the release of their latest EP, "Things You Might Feel Sometimes", Max dials in with TOWNS to find out about their favourite up-and-comers from their hometown, Adelaide. They get into hyper-pop, post-punk, and find out how TOWNS are the band that everyone wants to share the stage with.

Connect with TOWNS on Instagram and Facebook, and listen to "Things You Might Feel Sometimes" on Spotify and Apple Music.  

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UK artist, Arlo Parks, gives us a enchanting version of her orignal 'Hope' and a cover of Julia Jacklin's 'Good Guy'.

In Hearts Wake takes on Billie Eilish's Climate Anthem, 'All the Good Girls Go To Hell'!