Time To Talk with Sean Sennett Sean Sennett

The Underground Lovers have just re-released their classic 1994 album, Dream It Down on vinyl. They're also heading out on tour. Sean Sennett chats to the Vincent Giarrusso album the band's beginnings, where they are now and Vincent's love of film.

Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett joins Sean Sennett to talk about his solo album The True North. This episode sees Peter go way back in his musical journey to discuss everything from his earliest musical loves and influences through to his current creative process and the recording of the new album. Peter also talks about Australian music quotas, streaming and so much more.

The Clouds' Jodi Phillis joins Sean Sennett today to chat about the band's history, their upcoming tour and their terrific new four album vinyl boxset, Retroactive.

Graham Nash is Sean Sennett's very special guest on this week's episode of Time To Talk. Known for his work with the Hollies, Crosby Stills & Nash and of course Crosby Stills Nash & Young … Nash has recently released a fine new solo album, Now. Nash goes way back in this chat … right back to where he started life in Blackpool, his earliest influences, seeing the Beatles before they became the Beatles, the Hollies, moving to America and his part in the west coast sound and so much more.

Radio Birdman's Deniz Tek joins Sean Sennett on this week's podcast. Here Deniz talks about everything from the origins of Radio Birdman to where the band are now as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary with a run of shows around Australia. Deniz also discuses his influences, his song writing press and his love of the Rolling Stones. Tune in!

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Ross Wilson is known for his work as a solo artist and as the frontman for such seminal Australian outfits as Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock. Chatting to Sean Sennett, Ross discusses everything from his earliest rock n roll memories to producing Skyhooks to his current EP.