Podcast appearances and mentions of Jen Cloher

Helloo! It's been a hot minute but I am very pleased to say that we are back this week with Season 2 of How Do You Muse baby!! As I mention in this trailer, here is the link to Jen Cloher's incredible resource, 'DIY Releasing Music Handbook', that I highly highly recommend checking out

Sydney, Australia's Bonepeople was a mid-to-late 1990s project, inspired by world music, rhythm and grooves, triphop, electronica, politics, and peace and Maori New Zealand's novelist Keri Hulme's Booker Prize-winning The Bone People.Spearheaded by dual songwriters and seasoned bassists Vanessa Lucas and Adrian Workman, the project at its height evolved into a 7-piece live band, before calling it quits in late 1998. Their new 3-song EP, "Deception, Love, and Hope", presents reimagined versions of key songs from that period; beautifully produced, reworked and remastered for 2024.Adrian Workman hails from the iwi (Māori tribe) named Ngāti Kahungunu. He is known for his work as bassist, cofounder and lead songwriter with New Zealand early 1980s post-punk outfit Vietnam, and later as a member of Sydney-based indie guitar popsters The Bhagavad Guitars, and melodic alt. rock band.Vanessa Lucas has roots in Sydney's vibrant Greek community. During the 1990s she played violin with indie pop/rock band Tall Tales & True, and bass, violin and backing vocals with the prominent indigenous Australian group Mixed Relations. She has also recorded with First Nations artist Kev Carmody, and Māori artist Jen Cloher, among others.A full album from Bone people was recorded through 1995-1997, but never released. In 2000, Vanessa and Adrian revisited three of the album tracks, with a view to reimagining the songs from their original conception. "Deception, Love and Hope" is available now. https://bonepeople.bandcamp.comhttps://amrap.org.au/artist/bonepeople-1QUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on ModSnap Radio | KMOD: San Antonio3pm (HST), 5pm (PST), 6pm (MST), 7pm (CST), 8pm (EST)Radio: https://modsnapradio.comThank you for liking and subscribing and THANK YOU for your continued support !

Jen Cloher is Māori (Ngāpuhi & Ngāti Kahu) and Pākehā. They are a song-writer and performer living on unceded Wurundjeri land in Naarm (Melbourne). Jen joins us ahead of her solo Australian tour in June and July. We chat about:  Being multiracial as opposed to biracial Growing up away from Aotearoa Those awkward and joyful moments when reconnecting to culture The “colonised critical parent” What is a marae? Whanau is so much bigger than immediate family How their reconnection journey permeated their latest album, Ko Au Te Awa, Ko Te Awa Ko Au - I Am The River, The River Is Me Legal personhood of the Whanganui River Te Ataarangi and the Kōhunga Reo (language nest) movement Being takatāpui Links: https://www.jencloher.com  https://everybodystryingpodcast.com/  Mana Takatāpui (Official Video)⁠ Hirini Melbourne & Marlon Williams Hosted by: Maria Birch-Morunga and Kate Robinson Guest: Jen Cloher Song: Mana Takatāpui by Jen Cloher  Edited by: Maria Birch-Morunga Special thanks to Jen and Milk Records for letting us use Mana Takatāpui in this episode This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the eastern Kulin Nation. You can find us on Instagram @beingbiracialpodcast or send us an email at beingbiracialpodcast@gmail.com

1. Jen Cloher 2. Nikki Lane 3. Greg Johnson 4. Secret Sisters 5. Frankie Goes To Hollywood 6. Mermaidens 7. Keb' Mo' 8. Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit 9. Dandy Livingstone 10. Bilders 11. Jon Spencer Blues Explosion 12. Crosby Stills Nash And Young 13. Ron Gallo 14. Talking Heads 15. Steroids 16. Grandaddy 17. The Gun Club

1. Pokey La Farge 2. Drive-By Truckers 3. Robert Finley 4. Fruit Bats 5. Jen Cloher 6. Carl Douglas 7. Neko Case 8. Father John Misty 9. GA-20 10. Hurray For The Riff Raff 11. Straitjacket Fits 12. Tall Dwarfs 13. Palehound 14. REM 15. Edgar Broughton Band

Jen Cloher interview with James McKenzie.  Jen performs at Summer Sounds at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren at a licensed, all-ages gig on Saturday, 24 February.  It's a double-headline show with RVG.  Supported by Play Lunch.  Summer Sounds 2024 | Bunjil Place - Narre Warren  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  

When acclaimed songwriter and performer Jen Cloher (Ngāti Kahu, Ngāpuhi) started to learn about their Māori heritage their whole outlook on life changed. In the new podcast series, Everybody's Trying To Find Their Way Home, Cloher speaks with icons like Dr. Lou Bennett about Sovereign Language Rematriation and Emma Donovan about the lasting legacy of Aunty Ruby Hunter. At the heart of the podcast is a gentle provocation to us all. What does it feel like when we make the journey towards our own ancestral languages and traditions? How does that journey help to make our occupation on these lands more conscious and embodied? What joy can be found in knowing the stories of strength that come through our own bloodlines? For Spring Fling, Cloher took to the stage with a panel of Māori and First Nations songwriters including Uncle Kutcha Edwards, Allara and Breanne Peters. Together they recorded a special live episode of Everybody's Trying To Find Their Way Home, complete with an array of joyful musical performances. This event was presented in partnership with RMIT Culture. It was recorded on Saturday 14 October 2023 at The Capitol. Featured music: ‘Mother Tongue' performed by Kutcha Edwards, Allara, Jen Cloher and Breanne Peters and ‘He Taka-Tu-Moana' performed by Jen Cloher and Breanne Peters.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which we commence our review of the Mercury Music Prize contenders, with comments about four albums from that list, plus more musings on how musicians actually make money, and a review of a gig by Jen Cloher. ElTele has reckons about the new Blur album, and listens to Damon Albarn on the Sodajerker podcast.Sport: we talk about the Women's Football World Cup, a very open competition which has lost some big teams, and the Mark Cavendish documentary is out on Netflix. Two book reviews in this episode, a sci-fi classic, and a book on maths.Show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-40-mercury-prize-pt-1-and-other-stuff/https://linktr.ee/onlyapodcast

Jen Cloher dials in from Naarm to talk about release shows in Aotearoa for their fifth album I Am The River, The River Is Me. Whakarongo mai nei!

What's Up with Nicola Willis sees the Deputy Leader of the National Party discuss the party's policy announcement that people under 30 will be able to pay rental bonds with their Kiwisaver funds, their commitment to dual language government departments and recent party conferences. Rob Bollix gives us two gifts on The Mind Trench- the first, a bit of 8am existential dread, the second, a banging new tune from the mind of The Bard himself. Tina and Sarah from The New Things chat about upcoming shows and their recent EP, Just For You!. Jen Cloher dials in from Naarm to talk about release shows in Aotearoa for their fifth album I Am The River, The River Is Me. Salene is in for A Room Of One's own, chatting fridges, lounges that are unintentionally the temperature of fridges, and flatmate agreements. Whakarongo mai nei!

What's Up with Nicola Willis sees the Deputy Leader of the National Party discuss the party's policy announcement that people under 30 will be able to pay rental bonds with their Kiwisaver funds, their commitment to dual language government departments and recent party conferences. Rob Bollix gives us two gifts on The Mind Trench- the first, a bit of 8am existential dread, the second, a banging new tune from the mind of The Bard himself. Tina and Sarah from The New Things chat about upcoming shows and their recent EP, Just For You!. Jen Cloher dials in from Naarm to talk about release shows in Aotearoa for their fifth album I Am The River, The River Is Me. Salene is in for A Room Of One's own, chatting fridges, lounges that are unintentionally the temperature of fridges, and flatmate agreements. Whakarongo mai nei!

Jen Cloher dials in from Naarm to talk about release shows in Aotearoa for their fifth album I Am The River, The River Is Me. Whakarongo mai nei!

One of the founders of Milk Records. She plans tours both domestic and international tours this year. - ミルクレコードの創設者の一人です。また彼女のバンドもミルクレコードファミリーで固めています。今年は国内ツアーやヨーロッパでのツアーも予定されています。

Jen Cloher (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Kahu) was on tour in Aotearoa in 2019 when something happened that changed the course of their life. Four years later, Jen is a new person — about to set out on an international tour (Aus, UK, Europe and Aotearoa) for a new album that weaves their matrilineal language, Te reo Māori throughout. Before they can begin to document other Māori and First Nations experiences, Jen will need to face imposter syndrome, stare down shame, and walk open hearted towards their language and culture. See tour dates and listen to Jen's new album: jencloher.com Credits: Executive Producer/Host: Jen Cloher Producer/Engineer: Mike Williams Story Editor: Karla Arnall Cover Artwork: Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho Layout and Design: Sebastian White Web Design: Aron Lebani With thanks to: Triple R 102.7FM, Australia Council for the Arts

Introducing Everybody's Trying To Find Their Way Home. A podcast where Jen Cloher speaks with Māori and First Nations songwriters who are writing and performing in their tribal languages. See tour dates and listen to my new album: jencloher.com Credits: Executive Producer/Host: Jen Cloher Producer/Engineer: Mike Williams Story Editor: Karla Arnall Cover Artwork: Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho Layout and Design: Sebastian White Web Design: Aron Lebani With thanks to: Triple R 102.7FM, Australia Council for the Arts

Salty Dog's GLIDE Podcast, April 2023 We're back gliding through a full stack of great tunes tome honds. A mess of gear from downunder and new cuts from around the globe. Cuts from Andy Fairweather Low, Early James, Eddie 9V, Phil Manning, Dom Turner, G.Love, Blues Arcadia, Big Shoes, Jen Cloher, Kaleo, The Silversound, Fiona Boyes, Bob Dylan, Aaron Pollock, Ben Reel, William Clarke, Cash Box Kings, Benny Peters, Brett Littlefair, Collard Greens N Gravy, Eric Bibb, The Pink Stones, Dave Graney. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Andy Fairweather Low / Looking Down / Flang Dang 2. Early James / Dance In The Fire / Strange Time To be Alive 3. Eddie 9V / Bout To Make Me Leave Home / Capricorn 4. ** Phil Manning / Younger Days / Out Of My Shed 5. ** Dom Turner N The Rural Blues Project / Hadn't I Been Good To You / Sit Tight 6. G. Love N Special Sauce / Blues Music / G. Love N Special Sauce 7. ** Blues Arcadia / Follow The Leader / Now or Never 8. Big Shoes / There Ain't Nothing You Can Do / Fresh Tracks 9. ** Jen Cloher / Shoegazers / Jen Cloher 10. Kaleo / Broken Bones / A/B 11. ** The Silversound / Shaker / The Silversound 12. ** Fiona Boyes / One Day Late / Ramblified 13. Bob Dylan / Not Dark Yet (Version 1) / Fragments - Time Out Of Mind Sessions 14. ** Aaron Pollock / So Many Good Things / Delta Hotel 15. Ben Reel / Before Your Time / Darkness N The Light 16. William Clarke / Looking To The Future / Blowin' Like Hell 17. Cash Box Kings / Trying So Hard / Oscar's Motel 18. ** Benny N The Flybynighters / Benny's Bounce / The Many Sides of 19. ** Brett Littlefair / Broadsided / Toetappin' 20. ** Collard Greens N Gravy / Out In The Desert / Collard Greens N Gravy 21. Eric Bibb / Ridin' / Ridin' 22. The Pink Stones / Sweat Me Out / Introducing...The Pink Stones 23. ** Dave Graney N The Coral Snakes / Lure of The Tropics / Lure of The Tropics

We're stopping everything to talk to two trail blazers in the Australian music industry, Jen Cloher and Jaguar Jonze.Jen Cloher's new album, I Am The River, The River Is Me is a powerful collection of songs inspired by Jen's matrilineal line of wāhine Māori. Jen told BW and BL in 2022 that the lead single, Mana Takatāpui is a loving tribute to queer Maori identity.Jaguar Jonze is creating major change after a series of post it notes shared on social media sparked a nationwide review into bullying and sexual assault in the Australian music industry. BW spoke to Jaguar in February 2022 about songwriting, advocacy and performing during the pandemic.

We're stopping everything to talk to two trail blazers in the Australian music industry, Jen Cloher and Jaguar Jonze. Jen Cloher's new album, I Am The River, The River Is Me is a powerful collection of songs inspired by Jen's matrilineal line of wāhine Māori. Jen told BW and BL in 2022 that the lead single, Mana Takatāpui is a loving tribute to queer Maori identity. Jaguar Jonze is creating major change after a series of post it notes shared on social media sparked a nationwide review into bullying and sexual assault in the Australian music industry. BW spoke to Jaguar in February 2022 about songwriting, advocacy and performing during the pandemic.

Tuesday night host Caitlin is joined by the legendary Jen Cloher to discuss their album 'I Am The River, The River Is Me'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The best albums out this week include Kali Uchis' Red Moon in Venus, a self-titled joint from the Jamaican American artist Masego, singer and guitarist Jen Cloher's ode to the mess of life and more.Featured Albums:1. Kali Uchis — Red Moon in VenusFeatured Songs: "Hasta Cuando," "Como Te Quiero Yo," "Worth the Wait (feat. Omar Apollo)"2. Masego — MASEGO Featured Songs: "What You Wanna Try," "Afraid of Water," "Black Anime"3. Yazmin Lacey — Voice NotesFeatured Songs: "Legacy," "Where Did You Go?"4. Jen Cloher -- I Am the River, The River is MeFeatured Songs: "My Witch," "Mana Takatāpui," "The Wild," "Being Human"5. Chiiild — Better Luck in the Next LifeFeatured Songs: "(Running Out Of) Hallelujahs," "Good For Now (feat. Lucky Daye)"Lightning Round:Adi Oasis — Lotus GlowHello Mary — Hello MarySpektral Quartet & Julia Holter — Behind the WallpaperOther notable releases for March 3:Kate NV — WOWMacklemore — BENObject of Affection — Field of AppearancesRadio Supernova — ParatiisiWilliam Basinski — The Clocktower at the BeachXiu Xiu — Ignore GriefZulu — A New Tomororw

Gastgeber Torsten Groß und seine Gäste Raffaela Jungbauer, Thomas Wochnik und Andreas Borcholte diskutieren und bewerten diese vier Neuerscheinungen: Al Hadr von Sabrina Bellaouel // I Am The River, The River Is Me von Jen Cloher // Es ist Abend und wir sitzen bei mir von AnnenMayKantereit // Ugly von Slowthai

Maori native Jen Cloher joins us today- talking self managing, Milk! Records, transparency, Bjork and PJ Harvey, the collective music organisation, The Wurundjeri people, stolen land, lost language, Māori the indigenous people of New Zealand, the desire to learn, going to NIDA acting school, putting out firest album at 32, performing in london with Ngāti Rānana + more! Get your 4 day tickets for 2000 Trees Festival, including Wednesday's Forest Stage Line Up with Bob Vylan, Holding Absence and more. Use '101POD' at checkout for £20 off, FREE MONEY: https://www.twothousandtreesfestival.co.uk/ Songs: Jen Cloher 'Being Human', Cock Sparrer ‘Working' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jen Cloher is an indigenous Maori living in Australia. She champions the causes of the Aboriginal and native peoples all around the world. She is one amazing musican and songwriter, channeling her anger, hope, guilt, and strength into bringing awareness to queer rights, inigenous peoples rights, treaties, and holding things sacred, and respect. She is one of the most wonderful people I have ever spoken to in my life.Her music is nothing short of amazing, inspiring and at times very moving. We talked about the songwriting, her reasons and motivations, and a message of moving forward. She calls out the right ring and racist politicans in Australia, and I realized how aware I really was about Australian politcs. (Really, from articles I read 30 years ago, the issues are still going on). She pulls no punches and gives a beautiful vision of what the world would look like after decolonization. If you could imagine a female fronted "Velvet Undergeound" clashed with Midnight Oil, that is what you get with Jen Cloher. Her new album comes out this week "I am the river, the River is Me". website facebook instagram youtube#realitytv #milkrecords #aboriginaltreaty #queersingers #climatechange #materialsism #midnightoil #maori #australian #aboriginalrights #humanity #thevelvetunderground decolinization #thehaka #giveitback

This week Oliver looks at the underated Elephant 6 Collective band The High Water Marks. Also featured are some new releases from second thoughts, Teksti-TV 666, and Jen Cloher. Follow @asonicyouthpodcast on Insta and Facebook. This show is part of the Free FM 89.0 YOUTH ZONE. Made with support of NZ on Air.

Vic Simms, Jen Cloher, Vika and Linda Bull, Rob Hirst, Elena Kats-Chernin, William Barton with stories from their formative years

Vic Simms, Jen Cloher, Vika and Linda Bull, Rob Hirst, Elena Kats-Chernin, William Barton with stories from their formative years

This December sablues.org dips into the archives and presents some past podcasts. Fear not listeners, there are no Christmas Carols here, just some engaging roots and blues tracks from the recent past. This is Dec 2012's edition of "The Roots and Blues Hour". ARTIST | ALBUM | TRACK 1 The Maldives - Muscle for the Wing - Blood On the Highway. 2 Lord Huron - Lonesome Dreams - Ends Of The Earth. 3 Blind Atlas - Kodiak Bear - Brother Moon. 4 Minnesota - Are you there -Death by Snakebite. 5 Delta Reign - Calm Before The Storm - Cant Find My Way Home. 6 Chris Knight - Little victories - You Lie When You Call My Name. 7 Anna Coogan & Daniele Fiaschi - The Nowhere, Rome Sessions - Red shoes black dress. 8 Mississippi Sheiks - Stop & Listen - Lonely One in This Town. 9 Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale - Buddy & Jim - Lonely One in This Town. 10 Jen Cloher - Single - Mount Beauty. 11 Jen Cloher with Courtney Barnett - EP - Numbers. 12 Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson - Wreck & Ruin - Flat Nail Joe. 13 Holly Golightly and The Brokeoffs - Sunday Roll Over Me - Goddamn Holy Roll. 14 John Hiatt - Mystic Pinball - You're All the Reason I Need. 15 The Rolling Stones - Grrr - Doom and Gloom 16 Lucero - Women and Work - On My Way Downtown. 17 Aimee Mann - Charmer - Charmer. 18 Betty LaVette - Thankful n thoughtful - Dirty Old Town. 19 Langhorne Slim & The Law - The way we move - Bad Luck. 20 Sara Cahoone - Deer creek Canyon - Deer Creek Canyon. Size: 181 MB (190,376,809 bytes) Duration: 1:19:17

This December sablues.org dips into the archives and presents some past podcasts. Fear not listeners, there are no Christmas Carols here, just some engaging roots and blues tracks from the recent past. This is Dec 2012's edition of "The Roots and Blues Hour". ARTIST | ALBUM | TRACK 1 The Maldives - Muscle for the Wing - Blood On the Highway. 2 Lord Huron - Lonesome Dreams - Ends Of The Earth. 3 Blind Atlas - Kodiak Bear - Brother Moon. 4 Minnesota - Are you there -Death by Snakebite. 5 Delta Reign - Calm Before The Storm - Cant Find My Way Home. 6 Chris Knight - Little victories - You Lie When You Call My Name. 7 Anna Coogan & Daniele Fiaschi - The Nowhere, Rome Sessions - Red shoes black dress. 8 Mississippi Sheiks - Stop & Listen - Lonely One in This Town. 9 Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale - Buddy & Jim - Lonely One in This Town. 10 Jen Cloher - Single - Mount Beauty. 11 Jen Cloher with Courtney Barnett - EP - Numbers. 12 Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson - Wreck & Ruin - Flat Nail Joe. 13 Holly Golightly and The Brokeoffs - Sunday Roll Over Me - Goddamn Holy Roll. 14 John Hiatt - Mystic Pinball - You're All the Reason I Need. 15 The Rolling Stones - Grrr - Doom and Gloom 16 Lucero - Women and Work - On My Way Downtown. 17 Aimee Mann - Charmer - Charmer. 18 Betty LaVette - Thankful n thoughtful - Dirty Old Town. 19 Langhorne Slim & The Law - The way we move - Bad Luck. 20 Sara Cahoone - Deer creek Canyon - Deer Creek Canyon. Size: 181 MB (190,376,809 bytes) Duration: 1:19:17

Settle in for an extended chat with award-winning musician Jen Cloher, who's in the House of Stop Everything! to share new music news — a new album, I Am the River, The River is Me — is arriving in early 2023. Jen talks about the significance of their new single, Mana Takatāpui, a loving tribute to queer Maori identity, and we get a poetry reading too.Content warning: the poetry reading contains a racial slur

Settle in for an extended chat with award-winning musician Jen Cloher, who's in the House of Stop Everything! to share new music news — a new album, I Am the River, The River is Me — is arriving in early 2023. Jen talks about the significance of their new single, Mana Takatāpui, a loving tribute to queer Maori identity, and we get a poetry reading too. Content warning: the poetry reading contains a racial slur

Welcome to the third episode of Á Tea For Two: A cuppa tea with two Creatives. This week Áine Tyrrell invites Jen Cloher in for a cuppa. I first met Jen when I shyly walked into her @imanagemymusic workshop many years ago and Jen is one of those people who set me on a path of independence and integrity. I admire Jen's strength and curiosity in all I've seen since that first meeting. In that very first room we met in, Jen was holding space but also inquisitive to all the experience in the room and how we could all learn from each other. And in the years since, Jen has always been that kind of person in any room we have met in - houses, festivals, protests, and in Zoom Rooms - Jen has a way of connecting everyone together in a room and also pushing everyone to ask more questions and be more of ourselves. Jen inspires me greatly for all the questions posed inside, to the music community, and to society. A true thinker of our time and am honoured to be a friend. Jen's deepening of her understanding of what it has meant to be a Maoiri on stolen land has been a constant place we meet and find empowerment and conversation. As an Irish woman on stolen land, Jen is someone I can go deep into it with. I am grateful to have Jen as a sister on this journey. And I can't wait to invite ye in to what our cups of tea are like.Support the show

We listen to some raw tape of Courtney Barnett before she pressed record for our interview. We are also joined by a true fan of her music—Paul Kondo, of The Podcast Gumbo Newsletter. Not too long ago we were "hotsauce" in that newsletter. Paul recommends three podcasts in each gumbo newsletter, with an added extra podcast mention, thrown in as hot sauce. Paul shares with us the first albums he coveted—The Last Waltz, Martin Scorsese's 1978 documentary of The Band's final performance in San Francisco featuring friends such as Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell —still ranks high for him decades later; his favorite Courtney Barnett song; and how pleased he is that Under the Radar is that rare music podcast, that actually plays music.Please head to Bandcamp to purchase music from Jen Cloher's self titled album. And for tickets and more information about Courtney Barnett's own, curated festival, touring this August, head to Here And There Festival. Thank you to Milk! Records, Mom & Pop and Grandstand Media for clearance of songs used in this episode. And for the Caroline Rose episode, head here.Write us an Apple Podcast review, send me a voice message or if you prefer to share your thoughts via email, drop us a line at celine.teoblockey@undertheradarmag.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Courtney Barnett" is a singer, songwriter, and musician from Melbourne Australia, known for her often deadpan singing style and witty lyrics.Courtney grew up in a musical household, with both her brothers playing guitar around her. When she was just 10 years old she asked her brothers to show her some chords and eventually begged her parents to buy her a guitar and lessons. As a left-handed guitar player Courtney actually started out learning on a regular right-handed guitar with conventional stringing, this basically meant she learnt how to play guitar chords backwards, which she can still do to this day. In her early career she played with a couple of indie bands around Australia, before writing her own songs and putting out her debut EP in 2012.As usual, there is a lot more to know about this fascinating artist. Join musicians Jay Purcell and Jesse Quigley as they discuss Courtney's work, life, career and spin some of their favorite tracks.To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. Bounding through the hit different experiences beginning at 4 where Jen fled the scene, all the way to recent times where she arrived into the presence of Patti Smith. Jen's hit different journey includes (but not limited to); Peter and the Wolf (and the David Bowie version) Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday ABBA KISS, the Dynasty album The Doors (knows all the words) Sinead O'Connor PJ Harvey Lucinda Williams, Gillian Welch Very cool story about Patti Smith At the moment Jen's is all about music from Hand Habits that's not yet out. One of the perks of running a label! Hosts Mikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.com Sosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.com Marcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp More Hit Different Facebook Group Hit Different on Mushroom.com Credits Producer/editor - Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music - Mark D'Angelo, The Backlot Studios Artwork - Mushroom Creative House Equipment - Audio TechnicaGet more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. It's not until you hit the end of the this episode that you realise how the stars have aligned this week; Jen, Mikey, Sose & the stories shine. This episode! Anonymous "Ageism Anarchists" are out to change kick out ageism in the music industry. (Read in The Music Network) Lorde's released 5 songs from Solar Power in te reo Maori saying "I'm beginning the journey" in an interview with The Spinoff. Jen Cloher has her own album and some New Zealand news. No link we're breaking the story(ies)! Subscribe to Mushroom podcast. You'll get them early and ad free, all while you're supporting Australian music journalism. Such a good multi-task. Check it out here - https://mushroomstudiosaccess.supercast.tech/ More from Jen Cloher - www.jencloher.com Hosts Mikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.com Sosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.com Marcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp More Hit Different Facebook Group Hit Different on Mushroom.com Check out our other podcasts 180 Grams, the stories of remarkable albums. Some of My Best Work, artists tell the stories of their favourite songs One Guitar, singer-songwriters each create a new song on the same guitar Credits Producer/editor - Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music - Mark D'Angelo, The Backlot Studios Artwork - Mushroom Creative House Equipment - Audio TechnicaGet more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Cloher is a singer, songwriter, and record producer. Throughout her twenties she battled an alcohol addiction and has now been clean and sober for seventeen years.At the beginning of 2020 she cut her latest album tour short and has been in some state of lockdown ever since. The tools she used to overcome her addiction have come in remarkably handy in overcoming lockdown.Thank you to Uncle Jack Charles for the acknowledgement of country.Instagrammers! (Meaning everyone on the internet) Follow us for more Calm Ya Farm tips, and send us a message saying you came from the show notes, I need to know people read these!instagram.com/calmyafarm_/calmyafarm.com.auSubscribe to BRAVE, your new favourite free monthly newsletter here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alice Skye joins us on the podcast for Episode 71! The Wergaia and Wemba Wemba musician, who is based in Victoria, recently released her gorgeous second record I Feel Better But I Don't Feel Good. In todays episode, we're talking with Alice about her songwriting process, working with Jen Cloher, expanding her sound for this record and her connection to Phoebe Bridgers.You can find Alice's playlist here.You can listen to Alice Skye here.You can buy tickets to see Alice on tour with Elizabeth here.Alice Skye Instagram: @aliceskyeAlice Skye FB: @aliceskyeThanks again to Alice Skye for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Georgia & Charlotte from Thinking Loud for their assistance with this episode.You can follow us on This Song Is Yours socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyoursTSIY FB: @thissongisyoursTSIY TikTok: @thissongisyours See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vic Simms, Jen Cloher, Vika and Linda Bull, Rob Hirst, Elena Kats-Chernin, William Barton with stories from their formative years

Vic Simms, Jen Cloher, Vika and Linda Bull, Rob Hirst, Elena Kats-Chernin, William Barton with stories from their formative years

In the new episode of the RBP podcast, hosts Mark Pringle, Martin Colyer & Barney Hoskyns invite David Kamp to reminisce about The Rock Snob's Dictionary, already 15 years old but still wonderfully droll and still very on-the-money about people like, well, Mark, Martin & Barney. We ask David to explain the origins of Rock Snobbery and to revisit his epic Vanity Fair pieces about Sly Stone and the unlikely friendship 'twixt country icon Johnny Cash & producer Rick Rubin.The week's overaching theme of 1971 — inspired by Asif Kapadia's new Apple TV series — leads to discussion of Sly's dark masterpiece (and rock-snob staple) There's A Riot Goin' On, and then on to the Doors' redemptive swansong L.A. Woman, released three months before Jim Morrison's death in Paris. Clips from John Tobler's 1983 audio interview with surviving trio Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger & John Densmore prompt discussion of the Doors' legacy & status in the rock pantheon, after which Mark & Barney talk us through their highlights among the new articles in the RBP Library. These include great pieces on Bob Dylan, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Rough Trade, Some Bizzare's Stevo, the Stones' Keith Richards, plus a lovely 2008 conversation between Simply Red's Mick Hucknall and the mighty Bobby "Blue" Bland.Many thanks to special guest David Kamp; visit his website at davidkamp.com.Pieces discussed: The Rock Snob's Dictionary: An Introduction, Johnny Cash and Rick Rubin, Sly Stone's High Power, The Doors, The Doors audio, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Van der Graaf Generator, Stevo, Sylvester, Bob Dylan, Scott Walker, Johnny Cash, Rough Trade, Keith Richards, Mick Hucknall meets Bobby "Blue" Bland and Jen Cloher.

In the new episode of the RBP podcast, hosts Mark Pringle, Martin Colyer & Barney Hoskyns invite David Kamp to reminisce about The Rock Snob's Dictionary, already 15 years old but still wonderfully droll and still very on-the-money about people like, well, Mark, Martin & Barney. We ask David to explain the origins of Rock Snobbery and to revisit his epic Vanity Fair pieces about Sly Stone and the unlikely friendship 'twixt country icon Johnny Cash & producer Rick Rubin. The week's overaching theme of 1971 — inspired by Asif Kapadia's new Apple TV series — leads to discussion of Sly's dark masterpiece (and rock-snob staple) There's A Riot Goin' On, and then on to the Doors' redemptive swansong L.A. Woman, released three months before Jim Morrison's death in Paris. Clips from John Tobler's 1983 audio interview with surviving trio Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger & John Densmore prompt discussion of the Doors' legacy & status in the rock pantheon, after which Mark & Barney talk us through their highlights among the new articles in the RBP Library. These include great pieces on Bob Dylan, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Rough Trade, Some Bizzare's Stevo, the Stones' Keith Richards, plus a lovely 2008 conversation between Simply Red's Mick Hucknall and the mighty Bobby "Blue" Bland. Many thanks to special guest David Kamp; visit his website at davidkamp.com. Pieces discussed: The Rock Snob's Dictionary: An Introduction, Johnny Cash and Rick Rubin, Sly Stone's High Power, The Doors, The Doors audio, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Van der Graaf Generator, Stevo, Sylvester, Bob Dylan, Scott Walker, Johnny Cash, Rough Trade, Keith Richards, Mick Hucknall meets Bobby "Blue" Bland and Jen Cloher.

In the new episode of the RBP podcast, hosts Mark Pringle, Martin Colyer & Barney Hoskyns invite David Kamp to reminisce about The Rock Snob's Dictionary, already 15 years old but still wonderfully droll and still very on-the-money about people like, well, Mark, Martin & Barney. We ask David to explain the origins of Rock Snobbery and to revisit his epic Vanity Fair pieces about Sly Stone and the unlikely friendship 'twixt country icon Johnny Cash & producer Rick Rubin.The week's overaching theme of 1971 — inspired by Asif Kapadia's new Apple TV series — leads to discussion of Sly's dark masterpiece (and rock-snob staple) There's A Riot Goin' On, and then on to the Doors' redemptive swansong L.A. Woman, released three months before Jim Morrison's death in Paris. Clips from John Tobler's 1983 audio interview with surviving trio Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger & John Densmore prompt discussion of the Doors' legacy & status in the rock pantheon, after which Mark & Barney talk us through their highlights among the new articles in the RBP Library. These include great pieces on Bob Dylan, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Rough Trade, Some Bizzare's Stevo, the Stones' Keith Richards, plus a lovely 2008 conversation between Simply Red's Mick Hucknall and the mighty Bobby "Blue" Bland.Many thanks to special guest David Kamp; visit his website at davidkamp.com.Pieces discussed: The Rock Snob's Dictionary: An Introduction, Johnny Cash and Rick Rubin, Sly Stone's High Power, The Doors, The Doors audio, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Van der Graaf Generator, Stevo, Sylvester, Bob Dylan, Scott Walker, Johnny Cash, Rough Trade, Keith Richards, Mick Hucknall meets Bobby "Blue" Bland and Jen Cloher.

In the new episode of the RBP podcast, hosts Mark Pringle, Martin Colyer & Barney Hoskyns invite David Kamp to reminisce about The Rock Snob's Dictionary, already 15 years old but still wonderfully droll and still very on-the-money about people like, well, Mark, Martin & Barney. We ask David to explain the origins of Rock Snobbery and to revisit his epic Vanity Fair pieces about Sly Stone and the unlikely friendship 'twixt country icon Johnny Cash & producer Rick Rubin. The week's overaching theme of 1971 — inspired by Asif Kapadia's new Apple TV series — leads to discussion of Sly's dark masterpiece (and rock-snob staple) There's A Riot Goin' On, and then on to the Doors' redemptive swansong L.A. Woman, released three months before Jim Morrison's death in Paris. Clips from John Tobler's 1983 audio interview with surviving trio Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger & John Densmore prompt discussion of the Doors' legacy & status in the rock pantheon, after which Mark & Barney talk us through their highlights among the new articles in the RBP Library. These include great pieces on Bob Dylan, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Rough Trade, Some Bizzare's Stevo, the Stones' Keith Richards, plus a lovely 2008 conversation between Simply Red's Mick Hucknall and the mighty Bobby "Blue" Bland. Many thanks to special guest David Kamp; visit his website at davidkamp.com. Pieces discussed: The Rock Snob's Dictionary: An Introduction, Johnny Cash and Rick Rubin, Sly Stone's High Power, The Doors, The Doors audio, Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Van der Graaf Generator, Stevo, Sylvester, Bob Dylan, Scott Walker, Johnny Cash, Rough Trade, Keith Richards, Mick Hucknall meets Bobby "Blue" Bland and Jen Cloher.

Mia is one of Australia's most treasured musicians. Her blend of bluesy reflection and 'make you move rock and roll' has made her an Aussie Music Mainstay for more than 20 years. She's smashed out six solo albums, is an ARIA award winner and has just released her collaborative project with Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher.In October 2020, Mia suffered a heart attack - we'll let her tell the story, but to sum up Mia Dyson, in the Facbeook post announcing what happened, she led with the sentence: "Nice Try Death"...Good on you Mia.Thank you to Uncle Jack Charles for the acknowledgement of country.Are you on Instagram? Of course you are don't fib! A link to ours is below this line...riiiiight there!instagram.com/calmyafarm_/calmyafarm.com.auSubscribe to BRAVE, your new favourite free monthly newsletter here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

sent $$$ this week to Kershawn’s family.gofund.me/13f6ee21“My son was killed 01/15/2021 by the Sacramento Sheriff department.. My youngest son was also in the car with Kershawn, and witnessed the execution of his brother. My family can use help with burial, as well as the pursuit of justice. Non-the-less we can certainly use your prayers”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)WALL “Save Me” UntitledSincerely, Daniel “Holding on” FEEL IT ALLFlorist “Eyes in the Sun” If Blue Could Be HappinessHappypills “Floe” Milk Floemuseum food court “fingernails” parchment paperQueen Moo “Gone” Mean WellFlesh Narc “Pepsi Cushion” Frisky / GardensLina Tullgren “Get Lost” WonVVD WNDWS “Circles” Blue LandscapeConcrete Lawn “DRY CLEANER” DEMOBrower “Awning” Little BigJesus and his Judgemental Father “It Might Get Better” It Might Get BetterSeriously Moving “Hibiscus T” Distortion PeopleSpring Breeding “Do The Vegetable Melt” Suck EggsLily and Horn Horse “Control Myself” Next To MeDry Cleaning “Good night” Sweet PrincessMark E. Deutsch “Nigun Dalet” New Nigunim, Vol. 1Pardoner “Hey Rockstar” Uncontrollable SalvationJen Cloher “Dark Art” Jen CloherHappy and You Know It “When We Collide” Beginner’s HelpMormon Toasterhead “condominium” the salamander tapesthanks for coming “freakin out” andAna Woulfe “No Tampering” From The Canopy

sent $$$ this week to DEFEND OODHAM LAND Bail Fund.gf.me/u/yubi4u“Tohono O'odham, Akimel O'odham and Hia-Ced O'odham tribes have thrived and existed in the Sonoran Desert long before borders were established in the so called Americas. The U.S / Mexico international border cuts through ancestral O'odham homelands. Trumps border wall is now desecrating those homelands by blasting grave sites, depleting scarce water resources for construction, posing threats to endangered species and committing colonial violence on indigenous lives.O'odham land is being encroached upon by the Trump Border Wall.The wall itself symbolizes white supremacy, xenophobia & disrespects ancestral Tohono O'odham & Hia-ced O'odham land, natural resources, sovereignty & self-determination to protect their ancestral homelands.Funds are needed to support O'odham and allies as they protect their homelands from the devastation Trumps border wall poses to O'odham sacred sites and O'odham lives. Costs include; immediate bail relief, long term legal support, vehicle impoundment(s) and continuation of sustained organizing efforts to protect O'odham land.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Cool People “Old Ways” Cool TapeBig Blood “Mark The Spot Spot” Old Time PrimitivesFamily Video “Sad, Etc” Long Time Listener, First Time CallerThe Expos “Chuparosa Park” KSLXgoldbloom “herring hands” Kirk’s deadShelf Life “Call Me Sick” Hollow NeverPumpkin “BRIAN’S SONG” Will You Love Me Forever?SHAME “resistance” DEMOWarm Tape “My Heart Is Warm” Life At Dusklowercase roses “Paint” Surgical Poptact “move” interimTall Juan “Not enough” Joya NedoFantasy Suite “Full Speed” First ImpressionGo Hibiki “Dr. Mischief, the King of Time” In the Years SpentAmerican Grandma “Cold Fruit” Nine Of Swordsquartz prawl “conserve” almost on my mindVideo Duct “I Don’t Like It” bck om no pt.1golden hour “wands” mound of dirtTalk, Tired Thanatoid “Hospital Gown” Internet ConnectionShe/Her/Hers “Gender Is Boring” Grrrl AngstJen Cloher “Baby We Were Born To Die” B Sides and Rarities

Dyson Stringer Cloher: Live at The Zoo, Fortitude Valley, 9 November 2019 Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher were each accomplished and established singer-songwriters in their own right when they first got together to tour and record an EP in 2013. Since the early 2000s they have racked up a combined fifteen solo albums between them. Circumstances and commitments kept the three apart for some time before they reunited to release a self-titled album in 2019 and toured the country, accompanied by drummer Dave Williams from Augie March. As you will hear, they were recieved in Brisbane with a rapturous reception by a deeply devoted audience. Recorded by Sam Kelly Mixed by Tim Allison Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 4 October, 2020

Mia Celeste Dyson (born 1981) is an Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. She has released six studio albums. Her second, Parking Lots won the ARIA Award for Best Blues and Roots Album at the ARIA Music Awards of 2005. Since 2013, Dyson has concurrently released music under the name Dyson, Stringer & Cloher with Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher. Mia has also toured all over Australia and internationally. Performing with other artists such as Frank Zappa's band The Mothers Of Invention, Ani Di Franco, Deborah Conway, Ella Hooper, Eric Clapton, Jeff Lang, Stevie Nicks, Chris Isaak, Bonnie Rait as well as performing at major music festivals around the world: East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival, West Coast Blues & Roots Festival, Falls Festival, Womadelaide, NXNE (Canada) and Edinburgh Festival (Scotland). At the ARIA Music Awards of 2003 it was nominated for the ARIA Award for Best Blues and Roots Album. Connect with Mia: http://www.miadyson.com/ To get a free download of Mijo's music: https://www.mijobiscan.com/freemusic To get a limited edition, signed CD of Mijo's latest album Golden Moment, head to: https://www.mijobiscan.com/gmcd A video version of this podcast is available at http://www.youtube.com/user/MijoBiscanMusic/Videos Please 'like' the podcast, subscribe, review it and leave us a comment below. Thanks for listening. Stay golden. Mijo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mijobiscan/message

In an effort to support as many Australian and Sydney artists as our platform allows during this time, we're introducing a new series in which we take a deep dive into some of our favourite local independent labels. Telling the stories of their history, breaking down essential releases, hearing from key players and more. Joined by the wonderful company of Jen Cloher, Loose Tooth, Jade Imagine, Hachiku and Courtney Barnett, we're run through the formation, inspiration and some of the favourite stories in the history of Milk! Records, first hand. Not only one of Australia's best independent music labels, but truly one big happy family. TRACKS PLAYED: Courtney Barnett - 'Elevator Operator' Jen Cloher - 'Forgot Myself' Jen Cloher - 'Strong Woman' Jen Cloher - 'David Bowie Eyes' Loose Tooth - 'Keep On' Loose Tooth - 'Lonely' Jade Imagine - 'The News' Jade Imagine - 'Remote Control' Hachiku - 'Moon Face' Courtney Barnett - 'Depreston' Courtney Barnett - 'Avant Gardner' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze aflevering met muziek van Super Furry Animals, Stereo Total, PJ Harvey, Orbital, Jen Cloher.

This month Kidsverse talk to Jen Cloher, a respected recording and performing artist and co-founder of Milk! Records. The girls talk to Jen about her singing and songwriting. Jen talks about the first instrument she learned to play and her journey as a musician. She is an intuitive writer and she talks about how she changes the guitar tuning to explore the guitar in different ways to inspire her creatively. Show notes available here http://kidsverse.com.au/singer-songwriter/

Algal decides to explore relationships in this episode. All sorts: mother and baby, algae and funghi, land and water, lover and lover. There's expert breastmilk advice from midwife and nurse, Louie Scadubi. And a short story by Melbourne author, C.W Haven. Sounds recorded at Malabar and Tamarama – inside rockpools and beside sighing crows. Songs from the KLF, Ry Cooder, Jen Cloher, Steve Roach, Maze See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Algal decides to explore relationships in this episode. All sorts: mother and baby, algae and funghi, land and water, lover and lover. There's expert breastmilk advice from midwife and nurse, Louie Scadubi. And a short story by Melbourne author, C.W Haven. Sounds recorded at Malabar and Tamarama – inside rockpools and beside sighing crows. Songs from the KLF, Ry Cooder, Jen Cloher, Steve Roach, Maze

Described as a little bit of Beck, Paul Kelly, Bruce Springsteen and Ben Lee all meld into one, Toby Robinson, aka TOBiAS, has cemented his reputation as one of Australia's leading indie/folk pop artists. He has played alongside Missy Higgins, Jen Cloher, Archie Roach, Fanny Lumsden and Neko Case just to namedrop a couple. In their chat, TOBiAS shares with Matt his emotional journey overcoming alcoholism and a great yarn about why he so greatly admires another great Aussie talent Gotye. TOBiAS' latest single Beautiful Mess is out now. Check it out here

It's Girls to the Front on the Take 5 podcast! A Frankensteined special of some of my favourite recent conversations with incredible women. Celebrate International Women's Day with some incredible humans, sharing their favourite songs by some amazing creators over the past decade. Yumi Stynes on Janelle Monae - ‘Pynk {ft. Grimes}' Eleanor Dixon from Kardajala Kirridarra on Emily Wurramara - Lady Blue Jen Cloher on Camp Cope – The Opener Kimbra on Anohni - ‘Drone Bomb Me' Kasey Chambers on Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}'

It’s Girls to the Front on the Take 5 podcast! A Frankensteined special of some of my favourite recent conversations with incredible women. Celebrate International Women’s Day with some incredible humans, sharing their favourite songs by some amazing creators over the past decade. Yumi Stynes on Janelle Monae - ‘Pynk {ft. Grimes}' Eleanor Dixon from Kardajala Kirridarra on Emily Wurramara - Lady Blue Jen Cloher on Camp Cope – The Opener Kimbra on Anohni - ‘Drone Bomb Me’ Kasey Chambers on Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}’

It’s Girls to the Front on the Take 5 podcast! A Frankensteined special of some of my favourite recent conversations with incredible women. Celebrate International Women’s Day with some incredible humans, sharing their favourite songs by some amazing creators over the past decade. Yumi Stynes on Janelle Monae - ‘Pynk {ft. Grimes}' Eleanor Dixon from Kardajala Kirridarra on Emily Wurramara - Lady Blue Jen Cloher on Camp Cope – The Opener Kimbra on Anohni - ‘Drone Bomb Me’ Kasey Chambers on Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}’

Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher first joined forces in 2013 after nearly a decade of friendship and travelling up and down the east coast together. Between the three of them are ARIA nominations, sold-out shows and a set in just about every bar and club around the country - and yet, when they convened as Dyson Stringer Cloher, they'd never felt stronger. Over a few chai teas in their Zetland hotel, each women talked through their own story and shared thoughts on fame, fortune, the in-between, rude punters and unforgettable nights both together and alone. How could it be? Believe it or not, it's just them. is out now via Milk! Records.Dyson Stringer Cloher The band will be on tour from February through April. Dates and tickets can be found at www.dysonstringercloher.com Thanks to Georgia Cooke, Charlie Ellison, Remote Control Records, Milk! Records, Meriton Suites, Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer, Jen Cloher and Adam Buncher. This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land and edited on Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

Dyson Stringer Cloher recorded their self-titled debut album (out thru Milk! Records) at 'The Loft' in Chicago, with Wilco's Glen Kotche joining them on drums an GRAMMY-winning Tom Schick as Engineer. In the Green Room of the Grace Emily Hotel ahead of their final show of a National Tour to launch the album, the trio - Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher - spoke to John Murch of radionotes. Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/dyson-stringer-cloher/ 

Dyson Stringer Cloher is a supergroup of three of Australia’s most accomplished and dynamic songwriters: Jen Cloher, Mia Dyson and Liz Stringer. After their 2013 three-track EP, Dyson Stringer Cloher has just released their self-titled debut album, and they are currently touring around the country. Mia Dyson spoke to Breakfast ahead of their gig at the Grace Emily Hotel this Saturday (16 November).  Support the show.

Wednesday 13th November 2019 Sophie from the Melbourne Activist Legal Support discussing the groups formation, intention and resources provided to protesters.Oneal Waromi discussing the crimes of genocide and devastation occurring in West Papua and what the Australian government and people need to be doing to address it.  [43:35] Desiree Cai, National President at the National Union of Students joins us to discuss the new proposed Tuition Protection Bill. This aims to install financial protections for students and other issues surrounding the TAFE sector. The National Union of Students endorses this bill but has submitted a recommendation with significant reservations mainly the concern that higher costs to providers often translates to to higher costs for students, that the bill fails to address issues within private sector providers and that it falls short with regulation and funding. More information at http://nus.asn.au/[1:02:55] Andrew from the Philippines Australian Solidarity Association (PASA) joins us to shed light on Australian Mining company Oceana Gold activities in the Philippines. Andrew discusses the sustained local protest against the the company which has been alleged to have committed environmental and humanitarian rights abuses. This issue can be followed on PASA facebook page as well as monthly meetings hosted by PASA every Friday held at Trades Hall.Songs Avant Gardener - Courtney BarnettSensory Memory - Jen Cloher Everyday Everyday - STAV William Morris - The Maes Ngarrikwujeyinama - Emily Wurramara

The Letter String Quartet have released a title track from their debut album All The Stories (to be released 2020) that features Marita Dyson (The Orbweavers). The album will feature a Song Cycle with lyrics by poet Maria Zajkowski - in response to Abbotsford Convent historical site in Melbourne, Australia. The group are a collective of multi-instrumentalists, composers and sound designers who have been invited to perform with the likes of Laura Jean, Gang of Youths, Mick Harvey and soon to be found recorded performing with Jen Cloher on Milk! Records' Milk On Milk album.  Artistic Director, Viola and Saw player of the quartet Biddy Connor spoke with radionotes' John Murch. Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/the-letter-string-quartet/ 

Back in 2004, Andrew Stafford published a book called Pig City. It captured the Brisbane music scene, the politics that fuelled this artistic reaction and so much more. From the Saints to Savage Garden, it became a bible in music history. Fifteen years passed, and Staffo finally returned with his follow up. This time a personal memoir, taking us through the life of a quiet fan who always felt on the outside, until he found music. Something to Believe In is it's title, and when I heard it was being published, I knew I wanted Staffo to Take 5. His theme was simple. Songs to believe in; the music that had been a saviour in his life. From Ramones to Do Ré Mi, Jen Cloher to Television, this is a heartfelt walk through a true fan's life. Ramones - 'Something To Believe In' Do Ré Mi - 'Man Overboard' Jen Cloher - 'Hold My Hand' Motörhead - '(We Are) The Road Crew' Television - 'Marquee Moon'

Back in 2004, Andrew Stafford published a book called Pig City. It captured the Brisbane music scene, the politics that fuelled this artistic reaction and so much more. From the Saints to Savage Garden, it became a bible in music history. Fifteen years passed, and Staffo finally returned with his follow up. This time a personal memoir, taking us through the life of a quiet fan who always felt on the outside, until he found music. Something to Believe In is it’s title, and when I heard it was being published, I knew I wanted Staffo to Take 5. His theme was simple. Songs to believe in; the music that had been a saviour in his life. From Ramones to Do Ré Mi, Jen Cloher to Television, this is a heartfelt walk through a true fan’s life. Ramones - 'Something To Believe In' Do Ré Mi - 'Man Overboard' Jen Cloher - 'Hold My Hand' Motörhead - '(We Are) The Road Crew' Television - 'Marquee Moon'

Back in 2004, Andrew Stafford published a book called Pig City. It captured the Brisbane music scene, the politics that fuelled this artistic reaction and so much more. From the Saints to Savage Garden, it became a bible in music history. Fifteen years passed, and Staffo finally returned with his follow up. This time a personal memoir, taking us through the life of a quiet fan who always felt on the outside, until he found music. Something to Believe In is it’s title, and when I heard it was being published, I knew I wanted Staffo to Take 5. His theme was simple. Songs to believe in; the music that had been a saviour in his life. From Ramones to Do Ré Mi, Jen Cloher to Television, this is a heartfelt walk through a true fan’s life. Ramones - 'Something To Believe In' Do Ré Mi - 'Man Overboard' Jen Cloher - 'Hold My Hand' Motörhead - '(We Are) The Road Crew' Television - 'Marquee Moon'

Jen Cloher is a beacon in Australian music. She's one of our best songwriters, and a great champion of her peers. Whether it's running management workshops, or co-founding Milk Records, her sage advice and keen ears propel others. But what about the artists who light a path for her? From Patti Smith to Gareth Liddiard, Camp Cope to PJ Harvey, this is a conversation about so much more than music. Adalita - ‘Free Money {Live}' The Drones - ‘Taman Shud' Camp Cope ‘The Opener' PJ Harvey - ‘The Words That Maketh Murder' Evelyn Ida Morris - ‘The Body Appears'

Jen Cloher is a beacon in Australian music. She’s one of our best songwriters, and a great champion of her peers. Whether it's running management workshops, or co-founding Milk Records, her sage advice and keen ears propel others. But what about the artists who light a path for her? From Patti Smith to Gareth Liddiard, Camp Cope to PJ Harvey, this is a conversation about so much more than music. Adalita - ‘Free Money {Live}’ The Drones - ‘Taman Shud’ Camp Cope ‘The Opener’ PJ Harvey - ‘The Words That Maketh Murder’ Evelyn Ida Morris - ‘The Body Appears’

Jen Cloher is a beacon in Australian music. She’s one of our best songwriters, and a great champion of her peers. Whether it's running management workshops, or co-founding Milk Records, her sage advice and keen ears propel others. But what about the artists who light a path for her? From Patti Smith to Gareth Liddiard, Camp Cope to PJ Harvey, this is a conversation about so much more than music. Adalita - ‘Free Money {Live}’ The Drones - ‘Taman Shud’ Camp Cope ‘The Opener’ PJ Harvey - ‘The Words That Maketh Murder’ Evelyn Ida Morris - ‘The Body Appears’

George Potter is a force to be reckoned with. She is the lead singer in the Byron Bay alt-rock band Moreton, which just released their new hit, “Circles”. Their second EP, The Dog Years, which will releasing in July, was produced by Matthew Neighbour (Matt Corby, Jen Cloher) and Alex Henriksson. Georgia also is the co-creator of Braer, the florist design company which started as a studio, workspace in Mullumbimby and now is a concept space in Bangalow that focus on exploring the true meaning of Slow Flowers here in Australia. On this episode, we discuss how her upbringing in remote Northern Queensland and Bribie Island imparted on her an intuitive love and desire to work with nature, exploring it both as a florist, and as a singer songwriter. We discuss how sadness elevated is sadness alleviated, and being vulnerable and talking about our mental health with those who are nearest and dearest can sometimes be the most difficult, but ultimately leads to healing and growth.

Seja talks to her guest Jen Cloher about what made her first love music, how nostalgia makes her emotional and why she started pursuing music instead of acting. They chat about how important vulnerability is in songwriting, the relatability of lyrics that tell a clear narrative, gender identity and sexism in music. Jen tells seja about how she keeps songwriting fresh with different tunings, mixing in Wilco’s studio and her feelings about handing over the reins of Milk Records. Jen’s story is illustrated by Jen sholakis (Drummer in Jen Cloher’s band and East Brunswick All Girls Choir). All illustrations can be viewed on instagram @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej Facebook page

THE LAST SHOW OF THE YEAR! Emily is joined by Sam to ramble, sigh, laugh and rejoice over the last 12 months, spin some tracks and just generally chat rubbish! PLUS Emily talks to the inspiring Jen Cloher about her most recent album and spreading her international tour wings. PLUS we pay tribute to the wonderful Pete Shelley. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, thank you for all your support in 2018! WINTER SPECIAL! £9.99 and £12.99 across our carefully selected vinyl edit: https://rghtrd.co/winterspecialpodcast MUSIC PLAYED Buzzcocks - Breakdown JD McPherson - Bad Kid Brockhamptom - Tape Gleemer - Champ Brian Fallon - Little Nightmares King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland Jen Cloher - Sensory Memory Buzzcocks - Boredom LOCKS - The Hangover Song Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love SIGN UP to our newsletter! eepurl.com/c_R7d5 USEFUL LINKS Jen Cloher - Jen Cloher: https://www.roughtrade.com/music/jen-cloher Counter Culture 18: rghtrd.co/cc18podcast Rough Trade Albums of the Year: https://www.roughtrade.com/albums-of-the-year-2018-top-10 Staff Albums of the Year: https://roughtrade.com/gb/staff-albums-of-the-year-2018 New Releases: roughtrade.com/new-this-week Events: roughtrade.com/events The Rough Trade Podcast. Your one-stop-shop for everything Rough Trade, every Tuesday. Tune in for new releases, staff picks and events, plus we interview some of the hottest emerging and established artists and play a sexy selection of new music. Tell us what you think on Twitter via #RoughTradePodcast: twitter.com/RoughTrade

Australian artist Jen Cloher joins us in studio to talk about her musical career, running Milk! Records (the indie label Cloher and Courtney Barnett started in 2012), and her approach to the music business. Produced by Will Watts and Anna McClain. Engineered by Brent Asbury at Beta Petrol.

Jen Cloher Engineered by Jeremy Smith Recorded at PBS FM Studio’s, Melbourne, 15th August 2017 Originally from Adelaide, Cloher moved to Sydney to pursue a degree at NIDA After graduating, she instead decided to begin playing music. Permanent Marker, her debut EP, was released via Shiny Records in 2005. She then became Jen Cloher & The Endless Sea, which featured a rotating line up of musicians including Laura Jean, Jen Sholakis, Biddy Connor, Tom Healy, Geoffrey Dunbar, Michael Hubbard and Ross Calia. Jen Cloher & The Endless Sea released two full lengths, 2006’s Dead Wood Falls and 2009’s Hidden Hands, both which received critical acclaim and we’re toured extensively throughout the country. Once returning from a hiatus in 2012, Cloher began her own record label Milk Records. Along with facilitating her own releases, Milk is now home to Courtney Barnett, Fraser A. Gorman, Jade Imagine, Loose Tooth, The Finks and Hachiku, as well as her collaborative EP with Mia Dyson and Liz Stringer which was released and toured in 2013. Two more solo records have followed for Cloher, In Blood Memory in 2013 and her self titled fourth LP in 2017. The latter was recorded in a small town in South Gippsland approximately 130 km south-east of Melbourne called Jumbunna. It was produced by Greg Walker with guest contributors The Drones guitarist Dan Luscombe and Kurt Vile. Totally Mild Engineered by Alicia Saye and Paul Maybury Recorded at PBS FM Studio’s, Melbourne, 7th February 2018 Beginning as a solo project by singer/guitarist Elizabeth Mitchell, Totally Mild grew to include lead guitarist Zach Schneider, bass player Lehmann Smith, and drummer Ashley Bundang. The band played high profile supports for both Real Estate and Best Coast before their full-length debut, Down Time, arrived on Bedroom Suck Records in 2015. Touring ensued, and as well as Australia, the band played a string of dates throughout the  UK and Europe and a trip to the US for SXSW, adding in stops in New York and LA. Recruiting new drummer Dylan Young, Totally Mild followed up in February 2018 with their second album Her, also released on Bedroom Suck and Fire Records in the UK. The album has received high praise from many critics.

After immersing herself in Australian music during a trip Down Under last year, Cheryl Waters returned to the Northern Hemisphere to bring you a mix of Aussie music from KEXP faves like Courtney Barnett, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and emerging new acts like G Flip, TV Haze, and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.    1. Camp Cope -  The Opener 2. Jen Cloher & The Endless Sea - Fear Is Like a Forest 3. Courtney Barnett - Nameless, Faceless 4. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - The Fourth Colour 5. Orb – You Are Right 6. Montero - Performer 7. Pascal Babare - Native Birds 8. GUM – The Underdog 9. G Flip - About You 10. Hachiku - Moon Face 11. Alex Lahey -  Perth Traumatic Stress Disorder 12. TV Haze -  Bobby and Sally 13. Bloods – Feelings 14. Middle Kids - Mistake 15. Hockey Dad - I Wanna Be Everybody 16. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - MainlandSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Cloher's self-titled record isn't just her most dynamic, it's likely her most self-reflective as well. Wrapped in these spiraling, sprawling songs is a top-class songwriter expanding her sound with intricate Rust Never Sleeps-esque guitar work. Joining DJ Morgan in the KEXP Live Room, Cloher and her band run through four songs off her self-titled record. Recorded 01/27/2018. 4 songs - Analysis Paralysis, Sensory Memory, Regional Echo, Forgot MyselfSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiki from Wellington witch-rock trio Hex shares her current summer jam.

Caz Tran presents the Jen Cloher J Files from 8pm, Thursday 30 November on Double J.

Jen Cloher has been releasing music to critical acclaim in Australia for more than a decade, but is only now receiving the international attention she deserves, thanks to her support slot on the Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile Lotta Sea Lice tour. She is Courtney Barnett's partner in life as well as her partner in business, having co-founded the Milk! Records label. Cloher is also the founder of I Manage My Music, an organization dedicated to helping independent musicians.

Hanging out with Melbourne musician Alexander Biggs we trade tunes by MTNS, RAT!Hammock, Yes Yes Whatever, Jen Cloher, Mallrat and Angie McMahon.Intro & outro music is 'Coffee' by RKDA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Dan and Dan! Dan Reed, Music Director and Afternoon Host at WXPN/Philadelphia and Dan DeLuca, Music Critic and Columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer sit down on a bi-weekly basis to talk MUSIC! Earlier this year the music world lost an icon in Gregg Allman. Before he passed away Gregg recorded his final studio album called ‘Southern Blood’. Legendary producer Don Was was requested by Gregg to work on his farewell collection. Don calls-in to talk with Dan and Dan about recording ‘Southern Blood’ with Gregg and tells some poignant tales about being in the studio for this album. Also on the podcast, the Dan’s remember the late Walter Becker and pick brand new ‘Songs of the Week’!

Poppy Reid chats to Jen Cloher, the Melbourne musician, songwriter, record label co-operator, and founder of workshop series I Manage My Music. Jen popped into the APRA AMCOS offices in Sydney to talk about the importance of building a community around your business and how to do it, why it wasn't always smooth sailing, and her advice for artists who are self-managed or who are looking to become self-managed.

Spend an evening with Sophie from Wakefield Grange Butchery and Grocer in Yankalilla to start understanding meat, especially the cheaper cuts! This week, the SA Drink Of The Week is from Forktree Brewing. Nigel will try to stump us in IS IT NEWS on the topic of cows and meat. In 100 Weeks Ago we hear from Lainie Anderson, Sunday Mail columnist and journalist. And in the musical pilgrimage ... Todd Fischer has a song from Jen Cloher. And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It's an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Sunday or Monday seeking question ideas, guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about YOUR podcast, The Adelaide Show. Email us directly and we'll add you to the list: podcast@theadelaideshow.com.au If you enjoy the show, please leave us a 5-star review in iTunes or other podcast sites, or buy some great merch from our Red Bubble store - The Adelaide Show Shop. We'd greatly appreciate it. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Cloher tells us about Adelaide in the 1980’s. This was not a place where you discovered gender as "a journey rather than a destination". It was a place you survived. Jen is an ARIA nominated artist and spent almost a decade as one of the country’s best folk leaning singer-songwriters. In 2013, the release of In Blood Memory marked a new era; backed by an all time trio of Courtney Barnett, Bones Sloane and Jen Sholakis, post 2013 Cloher is grittier, groovier and more devastatingly honest than ever before. Jen is an outspoken advocate for artist rights, a label boss and band-leader. In 2011 Jen launched a series of workshops called I Manage My Music, specifically tailored to assist the self-managed musician. She now manages Milk! Records the label started by Courtney Barnett in 2012, which won Best Label at the 2015 AIR Awards. Jen will be featured in the new Queerstories book which can be pre-ordered on Booktopia. Queerstories is an LGBTQIA+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff, insomnia rant and photos of my dog Frank follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Jen Cloher is a musician, song writer, performer, label manager, workshop creator, public speaker and much more. If you ever wanted a rounded view of the music industry and how to think about your career as a musician then this is the podcast for you. Jen imparts a number of gems based on her experience and observations including the single most important thing a musician can do to progress their career. For more great episodes go to www.anatomyof.tv or follow us on Twitter

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