Yes, I’ve joined the elite group of bloggers who are also podcast hosts
Mine is called ‘Silly Talks’. And here is the last episode I’ve released:
It’s basically me talking to cool Aussie artists and other people who shape the music biz Down Under. (and, recently, also beyond).
So far, I’ve interviewed Darwin-based R&B singer Caiti Baker, Feed Music’s founder Pixie Weyand, Larry Heath from Sounds Australia, accessibility advocate Morwenna Collett, Ash King from Support Act and many more. There are also more chats coming in the future as I’m currently prepping for season 5 (!).
The podcast is available on your preferred streaming platform (I hope). So why not give it a follow?
Also, I’ve recently undertaken the project to make the podcast experience better for different audiences. So I’m starting by providing transcripts of some episodes from the new season (#4). I’ll do my best to transcribe them all, hopefully, in the future.
And if you have an idea for a topic or want to be a guest on the show, drop me a line at sabatheexperiencedesigner@gmail.com.
Thanks for listening! Tell your friends about it as well?
Find out more about my podcast from these posts:
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