Podcasts about Peter Combe

It's fair to say this morning had a bit of everything! Two awesome chats with well known children's entertainer Peter Combe and the wonderful Silvie Paladino! It was nostalgic, Malcom our resident listener chimed in with some great feedback - and yours is welcome any time - mondaybreakfastradio@gmail.com Have a good week! CiaoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Charles Combe OAM is an Australian children's entertainer and musician. At the ARIA Music Awards he has won three ARIA Awards for Best Children's Album and he joined the guys to chat about his new album A Frog in my Cheese Sandwich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most South Australian's of a certain age, remember John Martin's Department Stores with great fondness. And now, 26 years after the doors closed, Paul Flavel has brought Johnnies back to life with a magnificent, hard cover book. He's our special guest, taking us down memory lane after five solid years of research and story gathering. There is no SA Drink of the Week this week. And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we hear an early song by Australian legend, Peter Combe, which was written for the John Martin's Christmas Pageant. Join us for this milestone episode as we blend history, music, and community conversation, marking eleven years of showcasing the passions that shape South Australia. You can navigate episodes using chapter markers in your podcast app. Not a fan of one segment? You can click next to jump to the next chapter in the show. We're here to serve! 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Oh, and here's our index of all episode in one concisepage Running Sheet: Pleasing You Was Important At John Martin's 00:00:00 Intro Introduction 00:00:00 SA Drink Of The Week No SA Drink Of The Week this week. 00:02:45 Paul Flavel, Author, John Martin's The Story Of South Australia's Beloved Department Store In this episode, Steve Davis sat down with author Paul Flavel to delve into the rich history of John Martin's, South Australia's beloved department store that graced the retail landscape for over 130 years until its closure in 1998. Paul's new book, John Martin's: The Story of South Australia's Beloved Department Store, is the first comprehensive documentation of this iconic institution, lovingly dedicated to his grandmother—a personal link that fuels his passion for the store's legacy. We explore dramatic moments in John Martin's history, starting with the devastating fire on Easter Sunday in 1901, when a display of wax figurines representing the Rock of Ages caught fire, spreading rapidly through the store. Despite such challenges, including enduring the Great Depression and two World Wars, John Martin's remained a cornerstone of the South Australian community. Paul shares how John Martin's stirs vivid memories in the subconscious of South Australians. For many, it was a place of first jobs straight out of school, the magic of the annual Christmas Pageant—a wonderful institution that brought joy to families—and staff picnics that fostered a sense of loyalty and connection among employees. These traditions remind us of a time when working for a company meant being part of a community. We reminisce about the charming "lift ladies" and other quirky characters that made shopping at John Martin's a unique experience. The conversation includes some funny stories, and even some romantic tales reminiscent of Are You Being Served?, like Steve's unrequited romance with the stationery girl, and anecdotes about his colleagues like Debbie, Sharon, and the West Lakes' stores version of Mr Peacock. We also touch on the iconic "Miss JM" and miniskirs, along with the store's brush with fame during The Beatles' visit. The conversation turns reflective as we examine whether, as consumers, we played a part in the store's demise. The introduction of bank credit cards in Australia gave shoppers more freedom, reducing reliance on department store credit systems—once a significant part of John Martin's business model. The rise of national retailers like Myer, and discount stores such as Kmart and Target, intensified competition, challenging John Martin's ability to compete. We discuss how these factors, along with the sale and rebranding of various store locations, signaled the end of an era. Finally, we contemplate whether a store like John Martin's could succeed in today's retail environment. Paul shares insights from his extensive research and reflects on how consumer behavior and the retail landscape have evolved. Is there still a place for the loyalty and community that John Martin's fostered, or have we moved beyond that model? Join us for a nostalgic journey through the history of John Martin's, filled with personal stories, historical insights, and reflections on the store's enduring legacy in South Australia. 00:57:45 Musical Pilgrimage In the Musical Pilgrimage, we feature To You Merry Christmas by Peter Combe. In 1989, Peter wrote a song for a John Martin's Christmas Pageant competition, called ‘To You Merry Christmas'. Although he didn't win the competition that year,  he did later release the song as part of a Christmas album which reached the ARIA top charts and it went gold within five weeks of its release in 1990. Ironically, it outlived John Martin's. In 2022, Peter was one of the celebrity performers at the Christmas Carols event and rode in the "National Pharmacies" Christmas Pageant as part of the promotion. National Pharmacies is the current title sponsor of the event, which is managed by Events South Australia. Peter has a new album waiting in the wings, A Frog in My Cheese Sandwich, and we're told that if we wash our face in orange juice and clean our teeth with bubble gum, he'll be happy to join us for a full episode.Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we simply asked who visited your school? From Prison Wardens to Choir Directors we had some unexpected responses. Little did we know a simple text would lead to a deep dive into the back catalogue of THE Australian kids song performer, before The Wiggles. The one and only Peter Coombe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Major Grant McDowell, Vice Chair and Professor in the National Security Law Department (ADN) at The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), interviews Lieutenant Colonel Peter C. Combe II, USMC about National Security Law (NSL) issues regarding combat in the littorals. LtCol Combe's unique experiences on staff, in PME and Planner schools, and through his extensive research and publications on Expeditionary Advanced Base Operations (EABO) make him a clear subject matter expert in littoral operations. During the discussion, LtCol Combe provides a clear understanding of what the littorals are, why they are important, explanation of EABO, and areas of law NSL Practitioners should focus on when preparing for these types of operations. Further, LtCol Combe provides valuable guidance applicable to all judge advocates and practitioners on how to be effective when working with staff officers and Commanders. LtCol Combe's article on the Center for International Maritime Security further elaborates on this interview and can be found at the following URL: https://cimsec.org/expeditionary-advanced-base-operations-national-security-law-at-the-operational-level-of-war

Peter Charles Combe OAM is an Australian children's entertainer and musician. Find out more about Peter here: http://www.petercombe.com.au/Follow Sammy: @sampetersen91Follow Sammy's comedy podcast 'Confessions': @confessionsthepodcastExecutive Producers are Matthew Tankard and Meshel Laurie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the Ali Clarke Breakfast Show - We meet again with the Dzelde's and ask about hospice care, then, we invite famous children's entertainer Peter Combe to sing us into Christmas time! All that and more on the Ali Clarke Breakfast Show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the Ali Clarke Breakfast Show - We meet again with the Dzelde's and ask about hospice care, then, we invite famous children's entertainer Peter Combe to sing us into Christmas time! All that and more on the Ali Clarke Breakfast Show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ashlee Mullany, Vincent McAviney, Matthew Abraham, SMEG - What are you mixed up about? Jon Blake, Bim Lange, Flashback with Michael Smyth, Peter Combe and Behind Closed Doors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yes folks - it finally happened. We are blessed with the opportunity to talk to the original, legendary Bluey podcasters Mary and Kate from the Gotta Be Done show! And what better topic to talk about than the award winning Bluey Album! Prepare yourself for more voices than normal, Peter Combe references, Cool Uncles, Show Origins, favourite tracks (if that's even possible!) AND a live guitar performance by Brendan! Not enough for you - well you're in luck, cause this is only HALF our amazing chat - Part 2 coming soon! If you haven't already, find the girls on all the socials @blueypodast (Twitter) @blueypod (Insta/FB)

This is a highly controversial peanut butter-based episode and we also head to the high seas.

This is a highly controversial peanut butter-based episode and we also head to the high seas.

He's playing the Chaffey Theatre on December 18 - and Brooke and Bob can't wait!

Peter Combe joined Matthew ahead of his Christmas Show at the Capri this Saturday the 11th of December.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Memory Monday - Peter Combe What was your drunken promise? MAFS - Belinda & Patrick Cliffo watched Prince Philip's funeral Alphabucks Hacki Gabi The publican has called us - Michael from The Carriers Arms Hotel See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary children's musician joined Cliffo & Gabi for Memory Monday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Combe is a legend of the Children's Music genre. He joins us before he heads out on another tour at the age of 72.  We discuss his history, his love of politics and being a grandpa. This episode of Thirty Minute Call is hosted by Joe Gleeson and presented by the Canberra Theatre Centre.

Tim Dansie talks to Australian kids singing, songwriting and entertainment legend Peter Combe about his story, and what he's learned about children both as an entertainer and a parent. Connect with Peter Combe here: https://www.petercombe.com.au/ Join the Setting Your Child Up For Success Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/SettingYourChildUpforSuccess/Buy Tim's children's book:Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.Tim has vast experience working with children and families and he is able to offer a wide range of services.Connect with Tim:For the latest news, insights and information about upcoming books, podcasts and other content, join Tim Dansie’s mailing list here http://eepurl.com/dmRd6P.You can also send Tim an email here tdpsych@bigpond.com or find out more about his private practice here http://tdpsych.comTim's book Setting Your Kids Up for Success (4 – 12): Time for Some Common Sense is on the way. Sign up to our mailing list (here http://eepurl.com/dmRd6P) to get notified when it's released!This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

In this episode I chat with Peter Combe (who has just been awarded the OAM) about his beginnings as a primary classroom teacher, his advice on what makes a great children's song, his work over his 38 year career as composer and performer of songs for both children and adults and his views on primary music and singing.Episode highlights include:Peter’s primary classroom and music teacher origins.Hosting Music Time in the UK.Why we still need such a program.What makes a successful children’s song and why Peter’s songs have achieved longevity.The origin of Spaghetti Bolognaise.Peter’s 18+ concerts (Big Kids Night Out).Peter’s Adelaide Fringe shows.Using elemental musical cocepts in children’s songs.Children’s singing keys.The importance of singing for children.About PeterPeter Combe started as a primary school classroom teacher in 1969, moving shortly after into music teaching. By the late 70s he was writing and performing songs for both children and adults and decided to move the family to England to see where his career might take him.In England he presented the classic BBC school music program Music Time which was aired also in Australia by the ABC. Returning to Australia, Peter pioneered the recording of albums for children that consisted of new songs (rather than nursery rhymes and old favourites). He also pioneered the making of video clips for children – the first being Toffee Apple. His Radio National radio show Ticklepot was voted best children’s radio program in the world in New York 1991.Peter has performed in schools, pubs, clubs, concert halls, has sold out the Sydney Opera House (twice) and the Melbourne Concert Hall, has appeared at Carols in the Domain and other capital city Carols nights … and regularly performs his children’s songs in pubs full of adoring adults who turn up to sing along with the soundtrack of their childhood. Yet another first for children’s songs.Peter’s albums have won 3 ARIA awards, plus 7 gold and 3 platinum awards.And on Australia Day 2020, Peter was awarded the OAM. And deservedly so. He has elevated the status, not only of children’s songs, but also the importance of music in children’s lives and the importance of those who provide the music education.Peter made time in late 2019 to share his insights into children’s songs and music education. You’re going to enjoy listening to the man who gave us Mr Clicketty Cane, Toffee Apple, Spaghetti Bolognaise, Newspaper Mama, Christmas albums and Snugglepot and Cuddlepie the musical.Also in this episode:A recipe from film composer Ennio MorriconiA teaching tip video on storing music teaching resources from Alison Lunnon. https://youtu.be/0eTvwfBuft4

We're off to the Markets, and what must be some of the most quotable moments to come from the Blueyverse... do we hear "FIVE BUCKS?!" This Gotta Be Done ep has everything, from the role Myf Warhurst was made to play, to toffee apple skepticism, the existence of unicorn ponyrides and who needs them, wild German sausage theories, and the greatest Christmas movie ever made.  A bit like a good market, if you look hard enough you'll find something you really wanted - or at least come away with a sparklingly cleansed aura! ++ Gotta Be Done is ex-journos and Melbourne mums Kate McMahon and Mary Bolling, as we deep-dive on every Bluey episode, with plenty of detours into mama life, childhood memories, and everything else we're bingeing, too! Follow us on Insta at @blueypod @marytbolling @katejmcmahon or on Twitter at @blueypodcast - and use #blueypod to join in.

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Tim Dansie talks to Joni Combe, founder of 'Girl Power' workshops, about how we can empower our girls and help them grow to become successful and resilient adults.Joni has extensive experience in education and performing arts, and is the daughter of renowned children's entertainer Peter Combe. New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.Tim has vast experience working with children and families and he is able to offer a wide range of services.Connect with Tim:For the latest news, insights and information about upcoming books, podcasts and other content, join Tim Dansie’s mailing list here http://eepurl.com/dmRd6P.You can also send Tim an email here tdpsych@bigpond.com or find out more about his private practice here http://tdpsych.comTim's book Setting Your Kids Up for Success (4 – 12): Time for Some Common Sense is on the way. Sign up to our mailing list (here http://eepurl.com/dmRd6P) to get notified when it's released!This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

Very few artists have sustained longevity like Peter Combe. His uniquely individual sound and style has made him a pioneer in the world of children's music, instantly becoming one of our greatest living treasures. In this interview Peter talks about his beginnings, his process and why exactly he is worth every bit of 70cents     The post Peter Combe – the 70 cent man. Speaking with an icon. appeared first on Benny Time.

Very few artists have sustained longevity like Peter Combe. His uniquely individual sound and style has made him a pioneer in the world of children’s music, instantly becoming one of our greatest living treasures. In this interview Peter talks about his beginnings, his process and why exactly he is worth every bit of 70cents     The post Peter Combe – the 70 cent man. Speaking with an icon. appeared first on Benny Time.

Many parents know Peter Combe's songs as well as their children, and not just because they've been on rotation. After 35 years of writing and performing music for children Peter explains why he still loves what he does.

Julie Benz, Rodger Corser, Jose James, Peter Combe, Georgia Flood, Molly Sasson, and a whole host of other cunning creatives share one thing in common - they were all part of the study of the silly on Coming Up Next in 2016! Join me as we review the first half of the year, and uncover what makes some of these people silly.

Julie Benz, Rodger Corser, Jose James, Peter Combe, Georgia Flood, Molly Sasson, and a whole host of other cunning creatives share one thing in common - they were all part of the study of the silly on Coming Up Next in 2016! Join me as we review the first half of the year, and uncover what makes some of these people silly.

Toffee Apple. Spaghetti Bolognaise. Mr Clicketty Cane. A children's music revolutionist. The King of The Kids. The Sultan of Silly. Good golly miss molly, this is one of the most exciting interviews I've ever done... Peter Combe steps into the chat cave, and we clean our teeth with bubble gum.

Toffee Apple. Spaghetti Bolognaise. Mr Clicketty Cane. A children's music revolutionist. The King of The Kids. The Sultan of Silly. Good golly miss molly, this is one of the most exciting interviews I've ever done... Peter Combe steps into the chat cave, and we clean our teeth with bubble gum.

Some of the first music I ever loved in my life was that of Peter Combe. My parents purchased Toffee Apple on vinyl before I was in school. I still love many songs on that record today. In the last three days I’ve both seen Peter live in concert and now spoken with him, face to face, on the virtues of happiness.It’s a brief chat, but it’s insightful. Peter’s most well known songs are targeted towards children. Over time these children grow up, and I was one of many who was able to have a couple of beers whilst dancing and singing away with songs such as Spaghetti Bolognese and Newspaper Mama.I was fascinated to hear his thoughts on happiness and how that of kids differs to that of adults. We talk songwriting, war and a whole lot more. Join us!Recorded in the foyer of the bustling Hawthorn Town Hall, I hope you perceive the cafe background ambience as pleasant! I noticed that for the second time in three episodes I’ve mentioned Andrew Bolt…….I can’t promise that it won’t happen again but it has been noted!!!The folk singers of the sixties such as Peter Paul & Mary, Simon & Garfunkel form the core of Peter’s musical influences and you’ll catch their works in the updated Ever-growing Playlist of Joy, which you can follow on Spotify.

In the 80s and 90s Peter Combe was a king among children! So what made his songs so catchy and why are grown adults still singing them today? Peter also has some great advise for children's music performers wanting to break the big time. Then is gets heavy with Adelaide rockers Walking With Thieves.

Hello and welcome to a special holiday edition of Connectivity. Nicholas Bray, Adam Abou-Nasr, Neal Ronaghan and Matt West come together to chat a little bit about what they have been doing and playing, along with a spoiler filled discussion about the newest entry into the Star Wars saga. We'd also like to thank all the listeners who have both joined us and stuck with us throughout the year. We hope you enjoy the episode and we'll be back with more Connectivity soon. The musical selections on this episode include the Binary Sunset from Star Wars and Happy Christmas by Peter Combe. Connectivity has joined twitter, so be sure to follow @ConnectivityNWR to be up to date on any announcements. We are wanting more listener participation, feel free to ask questions, they may show up in the show! We need your Listener Mail! Please send in some hard-hitting questions for the Connectivity gang to ponder over. connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com