The drummer from Melbourne band The Cat Empire dropped by to talk about being a musician, being a Dad, and what it's really like to go on tour.Checkout the website for a video where Will talks about a drum stick handed down to him from his Grandad http://www.twodegrees.com.au/episode-9-will-hullbrown/ 

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Will Hull-Brown

As the old saying goes 'Those who can, do...and those who can't, do podcasts with those who can'. So here is my interview with music journo and ukulele devotee Michael Dwyer. We talk about the changing face of journalism, combining his loves of the ukulele and David Bowie, and what it's like to spend hours in a van with the members of the Jesus Lizard with no one saying a word.To see a video with Michael talking about how a ukulele changed his creative processes, head to http://www.twodegrees.com.au/copy-of-episode-8-michael-dwyer/

Michael Dwyer

Yes you can appear on my podcast twice...but only if you have done 5 Ironman races, in five days on the five islands of Hawaii. To be honest I never thought anyone would take me up on this, but Mel Urie has! In this episode Mel talks about the highs and lows of doing such and Epic event, the impact of social media and what it means to be the only woman to be doing the race this year (and the first Australian woman ever!)You can see Mel's full race report here, it's well worth the read https://rangamel.wordpress.com/2017/05/22/epic-5/As a special bonus, I've actually recorded this with both microphones on...it turns out you can hear the guest a lot better when you have their mic turned on.

Melissa Urie - Post Epic 5

Something a little bit different for this episode, this is a short story about the joy of having an 11 year old who gets a pet snake. You can read the full blog post here http://blog.twodegrees.com.au/uncategorized/the-parable-of-joshua-and-the-serpent/

Joshua and the serpent

If you think doing 1 Ironman (3.8km swim/180km bike ride/42km run) is tough...then spare a thought for Melissa Urie who is going to be doing 5 of them, on 5 consecutive days on the 5 islands in Hawaii. Listen to Mel talk about her journey that has lead her to this place...and what it takes to do something this epic.You can also check out a video of Mel talking about her inspiration for the Epic 5 here: https://youtu.be/A_XMsGs7aME 

Melissa Urie

Penny Burke talks about getting her start in advertising, how strategic comms work...and why working with Pro Hart on the 'Mr. Hart, what a mess!' campaign was one of her favourite jobs. To see a video of Penny talking about working on the Pro Hart commercial head to http://www.twodegrees.com.au/episode-4-penny-burke/

Penny Burke

Photographer Veeral Patel talks about getting started in cycling photography, shooting the Paris-Roubaix, and what keeps him coming back for more. To see a portrait of Veeral and watch a video of him talking about a brilliant shot he got of French cyclist Pierre Roland after he just missed winning a stage of the Giro D'Italia head to http://www.twodegrees.com.au/episode-3-veeral-patel/

Veeral Patel

Georgia Haynes sits down to talk about photography, fashion, growing up in Mildura and taking photos of A$AP RockyTo see a video of Georgia talking about one of her photos head here:www.twodegrees.com.au/episode-2-georgia-haynes/To see more of Georgia's work, head here:www.georgiarhaynes.com/

Georgia Haynes

Motorsport photographer Joel Strickland talks about how he got into photography, and what keeps him coming back for more.To see a video of Joel taking you through how he got one of his favourite photos, head to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXbfqqcgdco

Joel Strickland

Chris Riordan talks to photographers, movie makers, cyclists, chefs and anyone else who takes his interest about; how they got where they are, what makes them tick, and what advice they have for anyone getting started.

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