Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy neale

Watch this episode with video on Spotify or YouTube. You might as well - it took ages to edit. Our usual video guy couldn't do it so i hired a guy from Airtasker and the footage was pretty overexposed and didn't have accompanying audio so was very difficult to sync properly - but there were so many great moments it would be a shame not to see them. Anyway - this was an awesome night! With Murray Cook (The Wiggles), Mel Buttle, Emma Holland and Shad Wicka. Team Captains Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale and band leader Simi Lacroix Hosted, written, produced by Aimon Clark

In Episode 19, I spoke with Jeremy Neale about growing up in the outer northern suburbs of brisbane, finding his way in the world of music, becoming a dad and other stuff too

Some wacky audio that gets better as we go along! Unfortunately the desk recording didn't work so we had to use the camera sound. Guests: Tim Rogers, Lyle Forever (Therapy Gecko), Hayley Mary, John Collins (Powderfinger), Seja Vogel, Sarah McLeod (The Superjesus). Hosted and Written by Aimon Clark @aimonclark NOYR Team: Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale & Simi Lacroix

Audio is weird for the first two minutes or so but clears up after that! A great night with Kevin Mitchell (Jebediah, Bob Evans), Sarah McLeod (The Superjesus), Steven Oliver (Slut) and Trina Massey (Politician). Written & hosted by Aimon Clark with team captains Patience Hodgson & Jeremy Neale + band leader Simi Lacroix. Big thanks to the Jacaranda String Quartet! Recorded at The Triffid, Brisbane notonyourrider.com

Hosted & written by Aimon Clark Featuring Robert Irwin, Kate Miller-Heidke, Trent Dalton, Ruby Fields, Dicko, Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale, Ross Newth and The Simi Lacroix band. notonyourrider.com Recorded at The Fortitude Music Hall 10/12/22

Full video on Spotify and Youtube. Dean Hanson, Dan Hanson, Beverly Kills, Astrid Jorgensen, Patience Hodgson (The Grates), Jeremy Neale, Simi Lacroix, Aimon Clark Hosted and written by Aimon Clark

Recorded at The Triffid, Brisbane. Hosted and written by Aimon Clark Guests: Ranger Stacey, Ian 'Dicko' Dickson, Mikey Webb, Shad Wicka, Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale, Simi Lacroix notonyourrider.com

We had a blast during this episode! We had a microphone malfunction so we can't hear the audience as good as usual but it doesn't really matter. JOIN US AT THE NEXT SHOW - notonyourrider.com Aimon Clark, Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale, Aaron Gocs, Ben Lee, Jen Boyce, Ben Ely, Shad Wicka. Recorded at The Triffid, Brisbane 26/5/22

Velociraptor: Live at The Triffid, Newstead, 21 December 2019 Previously featured in episodes 5 and 149 of Live Delay, Velociraptor are a Brisbane garage rock collective whose on-stage lineup can range from six members to fourteen. Originally established as a three-piece by songwriter Jeremy Neale, the Raptors quickly became known for their chaotic live shows. They released their self-titled EP in 2010, followed by mini-album "The World Warriors" in 2012 and a self-titled album in 2014. In 2019, to celebrate ten years of the band, a special anniversary gig was organised by Grain, and Live Delay was on hand to capture the moment. Recorded & mixed by James Fearn-Wannan Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 12 September, 2021

Hosted by Aimon Clark with Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale & Simi Lacroix Guests - Ian 'Dicko' Dickson, Aaron Gocs, Clea, Sellma Soul Recorded at The Triffid May 13th, 2021

This was one of the best - what a time! Guests Trent Dalton (bestselling authour Boys Swallows Universe), Aaron Gocs (comedian), Hope D (musician) & Claire Christian (authour) Hosted by Aimon Clark with Patience Hodgson, Jeremy Neale & Simi Lacroix Recorded at The Triffid April 8th 2021

Rounds 1 & 2 of our February night. This was a fun one if not a little chaotic! You had to be there I suppose. Featuring BC (Dune Rats), Sahara Beck, Dusty Rich & Rhi Down Patience Hodgson (The Grates), Jeremy Neale & band leader Simi Lacroix Hosted by Aimon Clark

Back for our Christmas show! Featuring Mel Buttle, Damien Power, Kat Davidson, Simi Lacroix, Jeremy Neale, Patience Hodgson and The Jensens.

Jeremy Neale: Live at The Brightside, Fortitude Valley, 10 August 2019 If there's a bright centre to the Brisbane music universe, Jeremy Neale orbits pretty close to its heart. A stalwart of the community for over a decade, Jeremy led beloved garage rock party band Velociraptor for several years before also starting up a parallel solo project that ventured into new territory. Beginning with a folk-tinged self-titled EP in 2011, Neale mined the 1960s for pop songwriting influences on his first few solo releases, including single "Winter Was The Time", which won the Queensland Music Awards' Rock Award in 2012. The "In Stranger Times" EP of 2013 followed, the title track collaboration with Go Violets quickly becoming established as a fan-favourite and feel-good modern anthem for Brisbane. Neale's subsequent releases veered towards a strong 1980s flavour with the EP "Let Me Go Out In Style" in 2015 and debut album "Getting The Team Back Together" in 2017. In that same year Neale won the Grant McLennan Fellowship, which allowed him to spend time in New York City honing his songwriting skills and in 2018 he took home another Queensland Music Award, this time Song of the Year for "Dancin' And Romancin'". In February 2020 Neale released his second album, "We Were Trying To Make It Out", but many of his launch plans were scuppered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately for live music lovers, Live Delay had recorded a set of his several months earlier at the mini-festival "Sesh and the City". Includes an interview with Jeremy Neale. Recorded by Lauren Holyoak Mixed by Tynan Illand Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 26 July, 2020

In what my guest described as a 'Reunion Special', I caught up with old pal Jeremy Neale for this episode. We cover plenty of topics, including Jeremy's new album, songs from The Jensens, Sweater Curse, Holiday Party, Eves Karydas and St. South, as well as the state of the world, sitcoms, the Gold Coast Suns & more.Watch the extremely excellent video for Sweater Curse's 'Close' here.Catch Jeremy on Twitter and Instagram.Catch Gemma on Twitter and Instagram.Follow Australian Jams on Twitter and Instagram.Stay home and wash your hands.Follow Australian Jams wherever you get your podcasts and rate/review if you have a moment! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeremy Neale was the 2017 recipient of the Grant McLennan Fellowship and has a new album We Were Trying to Make It Out (Remote Control - Dot Dash).  Their debut album Getting Team Back Together also featured the 2018 QMusic Award 'Song of The Year' for Dancin' and Romancin'. Jeremy joined John Murch via Skype to have a chat to radionotes. Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/jeremy-neale/ 

The Bachelor of Hearts podcast is back, baby! This time checking out the brand new American Bachelor spin-off Listen To Your Heart, in which we follow 20 singles looking for connections, of both romantic and musical varieties. This week, we're joined by the fantastic Jeremy Neale to break down the first episode - we discuss the specifically non-specific appeal of John Mayer, the many genres that aren't represented in the show, and the brightly burning flame of Michael Todd's Hot Touch.[Click here to download MP3.]

Learn about the art of looting, the surprisingly easy way to get a plaque in Brunswick Mall and the similarities between coronavirus and the hickey on your wife's neck that your brother gave her

Seja talks to her guest Jeremy Neale about his feelings regarding his new album ‘ We were trying to make it out’ which came out in February 2020. They chat about his Beach Boys influence, his start on the drums, learning guitar on a nylon string, and how knowing chords above the 5th fret doesn’t matter. Jeremy Tells Seja about the touring logistics of his 12-piece band Velociraptor, how to survive as a musician in a capitalist world and how lovely and supportive the Brisbane music community is. Seja and Jeremy share stories about how they say yes to everything and their experiences going to New York as recipients of the Grant McLennan Fellowship.

On this episode of Creative Spectator, resident music nerd Ben looks ahead to this year’s Record Store Day, laments Coronavirus music festival cancellations, bids farewell to Melbourne venue Globe Alley, falls under Weyes Blood’s musical spell, investigates fake band Bloodwitch, and sings the praises of Jeremy Neale, Caroline Rose, Princess Nokia, and Thick.    Creative Spectator 2020 Podcast Playlist  https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/creative-spectator-music-podcast-playlist-2020/pl.u-pMylgaETZMK3W1  Music Credits  On Wire by Portrayal  https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Portrayal/To_the_Black_Sea_1020/On_Wire  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  Get Away by Nangdo  https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nangdo/Chrome/12_Get_Away  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  Brooklyn 84 by Hiroshima  https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Hiroshima/Room88/04-Brooklyn_84  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/   

Calen and Russell talk to Brisbane legend Jeremy Neale about his sophomore LP 'We Were Trying To Make It Out' out Friday the 28th of February! Emerge with Calen and Russell returns Monday night 7-9pm on Phoenix Radio and 1197AM/DAB+.

Jeremy Neale (on 'Everything I Do Is Replaced By Two' single and video) Interview by Paul Whiley on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Jeremy Neale (on 'Everything I Do Is Replaced By Two' single and video) Interview by Paul Whiley on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

It's funny how sometimes you feel like you slave away at something and it takes a while until you get good at it, hey. It's something Jack and Miks feel about this pod, especially this episode. We open up, reflect, walk through waterfalls (kinda, not really), and, of course, there are those pesky birds. The songs that soundtrack it all come courtesy of: Kult Kyss - Be Cool Jeremy Neale - Everything I Do Is Replaced By Two Quivers - When It Breaks Turn South - Unfinished Poolroom. - Lavender (feat. Moody Beach) Tamara and The Dreams - P1nk Sungl4sses *** You can stream the tunes on Spotify. Please go and support all of the artist we spoke about! Support the show on Pozible! Couple of different tiers available too. More details here: bit.ly/AMD-pozible Thank you to the incredible and generous Adam Jones for the theme music you hear throughout the poddy. We’ll be back in a fortnight with another episode of the pod! *** Check us out online! australianmusicdiaries.com Facebook.com/australianmusicdiaries Instagram.com/australianmusicdiaries twitter.com/amdpod instagram.com/mikseveritt instagram.com/jack_r_reilly Pls rate, review and share the ep! 17 stars or more pls on Apple Podcasts :) You can also hear these episodes before everyone else on Play On Radio! Australian Music Diaries on Play On Radio (playonradio.live) every second Tuesday from 6PM. #BringBonzaBack!

We're back! Boom. We had another week off because sometimes - not often - we have lives outside the studio!Erin is ABSENT this week, but I'm joined by long-time pal and bassist of InVolume (on a long hiatus), Steven!We talk shite and play tasty new jams from Geelong's Phaedo, Tayla Young, Jeremy Neale, Hachiku, Cold Words, DUNE RATS, and Steve's pick of the week, The Orphan (this track comes with a warning for your face).

Calen Le Couteur and Russell Thompson showcase the latest and best in local Queensland music. Monday nights 7-9pm on Phoenix Radio, 1197AM and DAB+ digital radio. This is the first ever Emerge podcast.

Scott delves back into the archives with a Jeremy Neale interview recorded five years ago for the podcast Only Talking Sense. 2013-era Jeremy tells of getting his start in music playing video game-inspired pop-punk, assembling the full 12-piece garage ensemble Velociraptor and how he became involved in so many different bands and creative ventures across Brisbane.

On the fifth episode of Creative Spectator, resident music-nerd Ben discusses his struggle consuming music in the 'age of disposability', gets nostalgic about Brisbane while taking in a Jeremy Neale show and sings the praises of Young Fathers, Caroline Rose, Albert Hammond Jnr and Press Club (again).   Music Credits   Intro/Outro: Race by Nursery http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nursery/Nursery/20170213114808392 CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ Gig Intro:Selfie Night by Nursery Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nursery/Nursery/20170213114808523 CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/   Recommendations Intro: Audience Reactions by Mr. Busalot Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Mr_Busalot/Test_Screening_of_The_Story_Of_Mr_Busalot/07_-_Audience_Reactions CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

Past guest Jeremy Neale turns the tables and interviews Scott about childhood, playing music and the evolution of life priorities.

Jeremy Neale is recognised as one of Australia's most talented pop songwriters, receiving the Grant McLennan Fellowship last week in addition to great reviews of his new album Getting the Team Back Together. Jeremy joins Shaun in the mattress palace to chat day jobs, musical trends, and sleeping on a bed of Alec Baldwin's voice. Music by Jeremy Neale and WAWAWOW. T-Rax voiced by Jeremy Neale, not a real dinosaur.

Scott talks to musician Jeremy Neale about achieving life balance, managing caffeine and alcohol, the fear of guilt and mental health. Also featuring a cameo from special guest star Kellie Lloyd!

In this very first episode, Caspar gets binge thinking with Brisbane-based filmaker Jeff Andersen Jnr about what it's like being a young creative in the arts industry today. Jeff's work spans film, TV, and photography with a specialty in content for the music industry. He has directed film clips for Courtney Barnett and Tired Lion, and is a regular photographer for Jeremy Neale. The boys ended up bingeing on the difficulty defining what you do, the struggle in funding creative work, the idea of a universal basic income, class relations in Australia and Caspar's distaste for statistics. Jeff was awarded the winner of the episode for explaining the difference in public perception between scientists and filmakers. Get on board.You can view Jeff's work and contact him at http://www.jeffjnr.com/.

Terrible relationships, hand jobs, Sam's imminent departure and a failure to understand telephones. This week's guests: Sam Cribb, Rory Machell, Jez Watts, Nick Maro & Tor Snyder. www.InfiniteJest.com.au for more info.

This week, we discuss great Halloween costumes, Vanilla Ice, and the Phantom of the Opera. Also this episode, we record an on-the-fly cover of Taylor Swift's new single, Track 3.MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanBladerunner: Jeremy NealeLull City: Hockey DadCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!

You might know him as the head of the Velociraptor. You might know him as the Sega Dreamboat. You might know him as the space cowboy, the gangster of love, Maurice, the joker or the southern dandy. You might just know him for bein' a plain old sweetheart of Australian independent music. However you've come across Brisbane's Jeremy Neale, he's made a lasting impression - and it's not hard to see why. Oozing charisma and energy, the multi-instrumentalist has built up a solid CV of rock & roll good times over the span of roughly a decade, from the seediest bars in his home state to the national stage of countless tours and festivals. While touring his single "Let Me Go Out in Style" this past November, Neale pulled up a stool at the pub across the road from FBi Radio to share his stories, his anecdotes and his seemingly-endless riffs on life, love and sweet potato. Jeremy's most recent EP, Let Me Go Out in Style, can be purchased here: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/let-me-go-out-in-style-ep/id1041685912 Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Spit the Dummy Records. Nothing Rhymes with David's second studio album, Things Work Out for People Like You, is out now digitally and is also available for pre-order on cassette. To pre-order a tape, a shirt or a tote bag, visit http://spittthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com Support also comes from Sad Grrrls Club. Tickets for the second annual Sad Grrrls Fest are on sale now - Melbourne October 1, Sydney October 8. For all the info on the line-up and tickets, visit http://www.sadgrrrlsclub.com Support also comes from YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show up online. Huge shoutout to Leslie Bowden for his Patreonage of $10 a month - unreal! For more information, visit http://www.patreon.com/barbands Follow Jeremy on Twitter and Instagram: @SegaDreamboat (@sega_dreamboat on IG) Follow the podcast on Twitter: @barbandspod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites Follow Sad Grrrls Club on Twitter and Instagram: @sadgrrrlsclub

Velociraptor: Formed in 2008 by local legends Jeremy Neale, and DZ Deathrays members Shane Parsons and Simon Ridley, Velociraptor began adding members for each letter in their name. Now their the the music equivalent of The Avengers featuring 10-14 band members, including members of running gun sound, teen sensations, and the strange attractors. After an EP, Mini Album, and Full Length Album, their only goal left to kick is to take over the world. Recorded live at The Old Museum on the 4th December 2015, El Gordo: Hailing from Brisbane, El Gordo deliver a tight, zero-gimmick sound where minimalist, crunching and head-nodding riffs are layered with dissonant melodies and executed with a focused, abrasively anti-mainstream aggression. Formed by ex Helmet, and Handsome guitarist Peter Mengede, El Gordo are heavier than lead. Recorded at The Triffid on the 13th December 2015.

This episode is dedicated to 4ZZZ’s 40th birthday, which was celebrated on Tuesday the 8th of December, 2015. On the 20th of September, 2015, 4ZZZ and Brisbane Festival presented a showcase of seminal acts that have been integral to Brisbane’s music scene over the last 40 years and much loved by 4ZZZ and their listeners. This episode is dedicated to that day.

This week, we've got new digs! We sing the Ballad of Turd Ferguson, discuss the #libspill, and head to Bunnings Warehouse for an exclusive remote segment. Plus, we're in the middle of a 30 day happiness challenge, and we talk about how viewer feedback fuels the show. Plus, we play another exciting game of That Sounds Good, What's That About?MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanHold On Together (feat. Phoebe Imhoff): Jeremy NealeFEATURE TRACK:Jeremy Neale has been a friend of the show for some time now, and we're very excited to share tracks from his brand-new EP 'Let Me Go Out In Style'! In particular, this week we're featuring the new single The Love Calling, which also features Harriette Pilbeam from SSJ faves Babaganouj. If you like what you hear, the new EP is available in a variety of formats from Jeremy's online store!CLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!

This week, we welcome the very funny Lee Jowono to the show, and we talk about Tim Rogers, 'Clinton Tarantino', and Feet Christian Anderson. Plus, we try on new glasses, and then play 12 Angry Men & A Baby, and That Sounds Good, What's That About?MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanThe News: Jeremy NealeFEATURE TRACK:Hold On Together is the new single by Brisbane hitmaker Jeremy Neale, featuring ex-Go Violets and current Stevie frontwoman Phoebe Imhoff. It's a bloody ripper tune with a dueling solo between sax & flamenco guitar, and you can grab it on iTunes or on Jeremy's forthcoming second EP.CLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!

Singer, songwriter, king of social media, all around legend and constant source of inspiration Jeremy Neale (one third of my supergroup The Jeremys) joins me to close out Graceland week on the podcast. We talk about why Paul Simon was the original Liam Neeson, how Graceland is like a chicken burrito, how Simon became relevant a second time in middle-age, how Jeremy recently changed his sound, the similarities between Paul Simon and Phil Collins' writing processes and Jeremy's lost Simon-inspired EP. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

This week, it's our last episode of the year, so we take the chance to wrap up the year in video games & podcasts! This year we're a little light on lists, but that just leaves more room for classic comedy bits. We're visited by veteran actors John Hurt and Bill Murray, and I drink a lot of tequila and thus don't get any of Tom's jokes!MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanThe News: Jeremy NealeLetz Dance!!!: SPODCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!

In a special bonus New Year's Eve episode of My Favorite Album, host Jeremy Dylan takes a look back on the albums of 2014 with guest co-host Danny Yau (who guested on the show back on episode 18). Together they count down their top 5 albums of the year, and Jeremy chats to Gideon Bensen (The Preatures), The Chaser's Andrew Hansen and ARIA winner Mike Carr about their top picks of 2014. Jeremy's Top 5 of 20145. Ella Hooper - In Tongues4. The Preatures - Blue Planet Eyes3. Neil Finn - Dizzy Heights2. Taylor Swift - 19891. Jenny Lewis - The Voyager Danny's Top 5 of 20145. Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey – Going Back Home4. King Creosote – From Scotland With Love3. The New Mendicants – Into the Lime2. Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots1. Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott – What Have We Become? So if you've not heard any of those albums yet, in the immortal words of Molly Meldrum... do yourself a favor! Thanks to everyone who has been listening to my first year of podcasting, and all the amazing guests who have joined me to chat about the music they love. We'll be back for 2015 with guests including Robyn Hitchcock, Catherine Britt, Gideon Bensen, Harry Hookey, Andrew Hansen, She Rex, Kevin Bennett, Rob Draper, Jeremy Neale and a whole stack more. See you in the new year!

This week, we talk about Father's Day, reverse zoos, and the Boston accent. Also, we reveal that Tom is moving into my house (!), draft a screenplay or three, and we're joined late in the game by special guests Noah Gorrick and James Colley! Also, two brand-new segments this episode! Holy crap!MUSIC USED:Straw Fields: RolemusicSSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanSwing Left: Jeremy NealeBonus Oceans: Jeff RosenstockCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!Check out The Book Was Better podcast!Check out all the details & grab tickets for James' Fat Skeleton shows!Grab tickets to the SSJ Live show! (It's next week!!)

This week, we're joined again by friend of the podcast and unstoppable riffmonster Alexei Toliopoulos, and we talk about movies that rhyme, The Magic Pudding & kidnapping.MUSIC USED:Beach Wedding Dance: RolemusicSSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanIn Stranger Times: Jeremy Neale (feat. Go Violets)I'm Giving Up On U2: Antarctigo VespucciFEATURE TRACK:Bluff: BabaganoüjCLICK HERE to download!Check out @ThisIsAlexei on Twitter!Check out Green Lights Comedy Nights!Grab tickets to the Spooky Best Friend Hour!While you're at it, grab tickets to SSJ Live!As always, email Tom or Xavier or both!

This week, we're joined once again by the very lovely Ben Kochan, and we discuss cultural sensitivity, Carly Simon, and, new to PSN, Rove Legacy... and all I want to talk about is the girls I met this week. I met some girls this week, guys. #metsomegirlsMUSIC USED:The Pirate and the Dancer: RolemusicSSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanLone Star: The Front BottomsMy Heart In Two: Jeremy NealeCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!Check out Ben Kochan on Twitter!Grab a ticket to SSJ Live!

This week, we're joined again by the hilarious and conveniently located James Colley, and we discuss music taste, sports, and then Xavier is blindfolded and teleported to several exotic locales because he has to have sex before the end of the episode or else he'll be executed. Y'know, the typical fuck-or-die scenario. Also, #NipplesAreCash, Santa sucks, Inspector Wrecks... Is it the best thing we've ever done? The worst? You be the judge.MUSIC USED:He Plays Me The Best Rhythms: RolemusicSSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanMerry-Go-Round: Jeremy Neale (!)Lull City: Hockey Dad (!)We also used a lot of sound effects this week, and while I tried to make sure they were all license-free, if you hear something of yours you want taken down I'll be more than happy to fix it up!CLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!Check out James on Twitter or on SBS Comedy!