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Lynne Hamilton: ”I should’ve taken the ring!”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by international pop star, Lynne Hamilton. Listen in as Lynne shares her fascinating stories and interactions with Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney, and her experience in the famous girl group, “The Caravelles”. Discover secrets, and explore the intriguing motivation that led her to record the worldwide hit, "On the Inside".

Allan Caswell: ”I did it all without getting famous”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by Australia’s most recorded songwriter, Allan Caswell. Together, they embark on Caswell's extraordinary journey, starting from his roots in England to his career in Australia. Their conversation delves into Caswell's unique upbringing in a show business family and his experiences being part of a family band. They tell the captivating tale behind his globally acclaimed hit and discuss the numerous accolades he has amassed in the music industry.

Jamie Davis: ”I received the Commendation for Brave Conduct”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by multi-award-winning Tasmanian artist Jamie Davis. Tune in as they delve into Jamie's remarkable journey as a volunteer emergency responder. From his experiences and the challenges he has faced, including being one of the youngest volunteer firefighters at the age of 17, to receiving a commendation for brave conduct medal and the unlikely place where his musical journey began.

Trent Christian: ”my ancestor, Fletcher Christian”

In this episode, Lindsay Waddington is joined by a special guest, Trent Christian. Born on Pitcairn Island and now a cherished local of Norfolk Island, Trent takes us on a captivating journey through the intertwined histories of the islands. He shares insights into his current way of life on Norfolk Island, delves into the island's rich history, and the origins of his Country Music influence. Furthermore, Trent offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique local language.

Chad Morgan & Terry Gordon: ”I’m just thankful I’m still alive”

Join Lindsay Waddington as he sits down with two Australian music icons, Chad Morgan and Terry Gordon, who collectively boast a recording history spanning over 130 years. In this episode, they share their stories from days gone by to tales of today, as they continue to play and record music. Their conversation is filled with humorous stories and insights, providing a unique glimpse into their enduring passion for music and the remarkable journey in the industry of these two comedic greats.

Doug Gallacher: ”I didn’t want to be a drummer”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by one of Australia’s most recorded musicians, Doug Gallacher, a beloved figure in the Australian music scene. From touring with highly acclaimed artists including Julie Anthony, Peter Allen and Slim Dusty, to playing on many of Australia's most iconic jingles and songs. Doug has performed on some of Australia’s most prestigious TV shows, “The Midday Show”, and “Carols in the Domain”, showcasing his remarkable talent on stage, further solidifying his reputation as a world-class musician.

Cheryl Brown: ”I would have to say, is Keith Urban”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by Tamworth Country Music Festival Queen of Country Music, Cheryl Brown. Telling tales of Australia’s Country Music Capital, Tamworth’s early days with the involvement of her dad, Gentleman Geoff Brown and brother Gary. Cheryl tells of how the Country Music sector has grown and changed over the years, including her involvement in StarMaker and as the editor of the Country Music Capitol News.

Brian Cadd: ”The Japanese thought he was an alien”

Lindsay Waddington is joined by Platinum Album Seller, ARIA Hall of Famer, Multi-award winning songwriter, and music legend Brian Cadd. They discuss Brian’s career in music, from where and how he started, to his unique trip to Japan with John Farnham, and meeting Leon Russell and Elton John.