Back with the highly anticipated new album, ‘All the Feels’, today we talk to Sam Moran as he embarks on a new image, new sound, new audience and honed set of goals.
Sam is truly a renaissance man and in this interview we find out why and exactly why this album had to come from the heart
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In todays episode of Benny asking people questions, we get to chat to Nick Gill of the quokkas.
The Quokkas music is directly reflected in the lives they live creating a sense of depth and honesty tp the messages they share.
From AFL, Music Therapy, to the Voice, this is a band that is as interesting off the stage as they are on.
I give you, the Quokkas
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Today on Benny asking people questions we chat to Twinkle Time.
This interview took an unexpected turn when slowly but surely we stepped from the music to discuss her life, adventures and sheer determinism. A tear or two was shed also as we unpacked what it means to be true to oneself.
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Today we talk to Amber Lawrence, not so much about her music but more where on earth did she find the time.
Amber is an accomplished and extremely busy country artist and somewhere in there, she managed three new children’s albums. Albums with a pure foundation of joy and love for all things that may fall in the path of children.
So kick off the boots, sit back and enjoy the marvel that is Amber Lawrence
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Today On Benny Asking People Questions we speak to the power house behind Australia’s YouTube phenomenon, Bounce Patrol.
We learn exactly what it takes to run Australia’s largest YouTube Channel and just how important it is to keep a heart and love for your audience at the core of all you do.
Shanon Jones is nothing short of extraordinary and today she gives us a small insight into her world.
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Todays guest is Kelli Caldwell or other wise known by the smallest in the room, Kelli Welli.
Her take on not only music for children but life itself seems to find itself in a style and messaging that is desperately unique and places her very much on her own pedestal, unmatched by other artists. It is heartening and it is a true testament to what happens when you listen to children rather than suggest what children should listen to.
So sit back, grab a coffee and be swept up in the love.
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Today on Benny asking people questions we are joined by the very amazing Nicolla Hemi-Morehouse of Miss Nicky Says.
Nicolla is a person with enormous love for not only her audience but the individuals within her audience in whom she reaches out to. A true master in the art of entertaining and giving to children, it is a chat filled with as much insight as there is passion.
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Todays guests are one of those beautiful stories that involve a certain success that has been derived from commitment, hard work, longevity, consistency, a total lack of any juvenile moral compass and a complete utter respect and adoration for their audience.
They are an act that through their theatre, their albums, their books, their podcast and their television program have really been able to grab hold of what it means to be a child of a certain age, wanting to grow up but not quite ready to give up on being a child. I feel they are a national treasure and I think the entertainment for children created in this country has been shifted on a much richer dialogue due to their input.
They are Matt Kelly and Richard Higgins of The Listies and they take their silliness very serious.
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Today on Benny asking People questions we chat to Nic Dalton, brain child behind the punk rock children’s act The Sticker Club, out of Sydney Australia
As a member of the Lemon Heads, Nic is no stranger to the music scene and yet even with a history such as his, he still feel the Sticker Club is the best music he’s ever written.
From Punk rock to Bubble gum Pop, Nic tells all.
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Today on Benny asking people questions, we chat to Americas Esther Crow.
Esther found her roots in New Yorks punk scene and has brought the same honesty and power to her music for children.
In an album dripping with variety and message, Esther has managed two create an album as diverse as her own life, and does it with charm, humour, and a cut through narrative true to her punk roots.
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