I reckon I’m getting close to how I want the show’s theme to sound and the bed and space I have for introductions.
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one fellow's political coverage, music ramblings and general hijinks across decades under a range of guises at several locations often in a state of awe.
I reckon I’m getting close to how I want the show’s theme to sound and the bed and space I have for introductions.
Continue reading “Workshopping the You’re Gonna Like This theme and intro”
Twenty-one years after my last radio music program I’ve been offered a chance at an hour-long new (and interesting) music program on community station Bay FM in south-east Queensland. Here’s the aircheck.
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Newly-found 2007 interview with Radio Australia’s In the Loop where I attempt to explain how social media works.
Continue reading “From the archive: Social media and moderation in the 2000s”
This from the socials, a find by Circus Murders’ Roly, it’s something I need to archive too. Check the responses in the link.
Continue reading “WAM in 1996 documentary chockers with heaps of bonza players”
BRISBANE—I haven’t done a music review for 23 years, literally, so I sipped a few Coopers on the balcony and did this for a friend. Or possibly enemy, as no-one likes a reviewer.
Continue reading “Mental Notes January 2023: All the Rest Are Strangers”
BRISBANE–Wrote this in a flourish when dad died. Not quite right then, with so much detail, now found it makes sense.
Continue reading “Mental Notes August 2022: Mugabe, Habibe, Pohiva, dad, and I”
BRISBANE–I’ve finally cleaned all the silverware, dusted off the Dusty Springfield, and squared away the Squarepusher to organise my 50th. Beats and eats in my ample backyard and sprawling balcony on Saturday May 28 from 3pm.
Continue reading “Mental Notes April 2022: The birthday invite”
My name’s on this gong for assisting with a few bits and pieces.
A nice surprise in at work today, landing an award for a digital production collaboration with WA reporters on a feature titled ‘A quiet place’.
BRISBANE–Inspired by a photo found by Adam Trainer featuring Glide with me in 1995 in the RTRFM studio, I wondered what goodies were in that battered suitcase — see bottom-left — I flat-packed with hundreds of CDs without jewel cases 22 years ago.
Continue reading “Mental Notes September 2020: Opening the suitcase”