Podcasts about Red rattler

Books vs Films, Party Girls vs Kink Kings, two manic festivals go live on the same night this Thursday and that's culture. Smut Night at the Red Rattler raises money for the important and incomparable f*ck palace Hedon House at exactly the same time Garden Reflexxx presents Party Girl at the State Library of NSW. Smut Night programmer Katie Winten and Hedon House's Gala Vanting join Andj and Jen for a very special self-serving episode of Movies Movies Movies to discuss porn, Anora, invincible grapevines and show of a douche that Apichatpong signed in Bangkok. Sit back, strap on and join us IRL this Thursday at two of the most improbably locations for film screenings available in this city. Peace!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christmas time and the school holidays would bring back memories of long train journeys to far flung parts of Queensland, for many people. The link between country and regional towns, and the smaller townships, was the railmotor. For many decades in Queensland, the small red painted 45 horsepower AEC motors (based on a London bus design), ‘red rattlers', or the later incarnations of the ‘Tin Hares', through to the streamlined 2000 class ‘Silver Bullets' provided an important connection for many Queenslanders to the railway townships. School children made their journey to school on the ‘RMs', special stops in regional towns were made for intending passengers, and places such as Cooktown, and Normanton became a ‘railmotor' dependent railway from the late 1920s. Our Queensland Rail History podcast, ‘Red Rattler's and ‘Silver Bullets', will look back on the distinctive petrol- and diesel-powered railmotors that were such an iconic part of the Queensland Railways throughout the 20th century.     In this episode of the podcast we talk with Glen Watson who at the time was Officer in Charge at Normanton and driving the Gulflander. He shares many stories and personal experiences to do with his time both in Queensland and around the world for Queensland Rail.You can find images to go along with the episode here: https://queenslandrail.intelligencebank.com/customshare/index/0MXzp?trackingId=JnpAl

RED RATTLER X RACE MATTERS PRESENTS: EMBERS Listen back to a tender and generative conversation held at our live community gathering at the Red Rattler, Embers. Following a screening of Lizzie's Borden's cult-classic Born In Flames, we were joined by community builders and artists Aaliyah-Jade Bradbury, Kween G, prince and facilitated in conversation for one last time by Darren Lesaguis.  Hear them deconstruct and reconstruct the 1983 film, talk through every day acts of resistance, anti-capitalist solidarity, ways of finding joy, disruption and silence amid all the noise. This event was Darren Lesaguis' final show as co-host of Race Matters, hear at the end how we honor the five years of his inimitable, joyous, caring tenure on the show and the gifts he has offered this next chaper of Race Matters.  Thanks to Lizzie Borden herself and cinenova in london for making this screening possible, Kween and Viv and the rRed Rattler for inviting us, Tanya Ali for the music, the Race Matters volunteers: Samantha, Tim, Aish, Jessica, Toobs, Alicia Zhao for the incredible artwork for the event, Justin for photography, Lachlan on sound and lighting, Ross for filming, Judy from Love & Peace Catering, Sammy, Professor and Ya for setting up the space, Shareeka Helaluddin for co-producing the event. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Halves and five-eighths, do they add up to a touch of class? Oh, oh, oh - it's magic..!

Jonny Seymour   Jonny Seymour is a non binary homosexual, music producer, sound stylist, activist, agathist, community builder and collaborator. They work with artists & institutions across many disciplines including dance, film, fashion, theatre, song & experimental art forms. They produce music with Paul Mac as stereogamous and have worked with artists such as Yaeji, Electric Fields, George Michael, Kylie, Grace Jones, LCD Sound System, RÜFÜS, Sia, The Presets, Brendan Maclean, Jamaica Moana, The Working Bitches and Shaun J Wright.   They have performed at major festivals (remember them?) including Glastonbury, Burning Man, Sydney Mardi Gras, pride festivals from Hobart to Helsinki as well as iconic clubbing institutions Berghain & Horse Meat Disco. They are music directors for Sydney Fashion Week & Melbourne Fashion Festival and sound tracked runways and parades  in London, NYC, Paris and Barcelona. They have collaborated with designers Jenny Kee, Romance Was Born, Akira Isogawa, Philip Treacy, Mary Katrantzou, Carla Zampatti and several more for the past twenty years.    They are resident at Queerbourhood, a weekly LGBTIQA performance art night at The Bearded Tit now on its 6th year of bringing light and love to nightlife cultures.they are cofounders (with Dj gemma)  of Club Kooky, the intergenerational iconic queerdo community gathering, now on its 26th year. They were resident at Kens At Kensington, the legendary gay bath house and released 3 mixed “gay make out album” compilations of queer producers and bands.    They collaborate with cultural bodies & institutions such as The Powerhouse Museum, Performance Space, Sydney Mardi Gras, Carriageworks, National Gallery of Victoria, Force Majeure, The Red Rattler and Sydney Theatre.   Their mission is to collaborate in all mediums, sharing platforms for inducing positivity & resonating joy vibe for all.   --   Kat Dopper   Kat Dopper is a queer arts practitioner living and working in Sydney. The most recent role was the 2020 Creative Director of Sydney Mardi Gras 2020. Kat is Creative Director & Founder of Heaps Gay, a successful arts organisation and media platform which she launched in 2013. Kat sits on a number of cultural advisory panels including the City Of Sydney and recently Kat was on the core team to pitch for World Pride Sydney in 2023 in Athens. Kat's other experience lies in the music and youth market and has over a decade of experience in agency land and freelance working on creative campaigns. This stems brands such as Red Bull Music, FBi Radio, Splendour In The Grass, Absolut Vodka,  Junkee Media, MTV, Electronic Music Conference, Semi Permanent, Karla Spetic, Westpac & Cake Wines +++ --   Kelly Lovemonster   You can often find self-proclaimed international party dad and nightlife producer Kelly Lovemonster twirling on the dance floor in a pastel pink thong and cowboy hat. The brains behind Sydney's cheekiest event Leak Your Own Nudes, a queer undie dance party and San Francisco's Swagger Like US, an arts hub and daytime event featuring emerging QTPOC artists. Lovemonster is a child of the night with a passion for music and performance.

Aunty Vesna, host of Sydney live music platform Queer As Fvck and front person of dirty-electro outfit Gaia Rising take you on a fascinating journey through the creative process of some the best up and coming queer/gender diverse artists, characters and issues in Sydney and beyond.This week sat down for a chat with Christine Lani-McAllister who among other amazing achievements is a co-creator of Queers of Joy, a community space for non-conforming gender identified souls to tell their stories. Queers of Joy's next event is at the Red Rattler in Marrickville on February 25 at 7pm. You can get tickets for that via the links attached below.Please don’t forget to click subscribe, rate and review the show on the podcast page and also, Ask Aunty now has a Patreon account, so if you are enjoying the podcast and you feel strongly about supporting queer artists then please follow the links to the Patreon page via our Facebook.Queers of Joyhttps://www.facebook.com/Queers-of-Joyhttps://fb.me/e/4fXUbcybFQueer As Fvckhttps://www.facebook.com/AskAuntyhttps://www.facebook.com/QueerAsFvckhttps://www.patreon.com/QueerAsFvckMusicParadise written by V Grace remix by Annais Paris

First, shout out to Ranger Nick who opened the door for us ahead of time! Perks of being a volunteer :) !!! So, This year, Take A F'N Hike, had the pleasure of  sponsoring Veterans on the 48. They are a non profit organization located in New Hampshire. Take A F'N Hike met up with SD Crazy Hikers, Alpines Hiking Group, among others. We met new hikers and shared beer at the top! The hike was hard! We had a local dog follow us. Some of us ran out  water giving it to the dog! Best part, this podcast was done at the top of Hell Hole Canyon in Valley Center, California! Also, check out 3Rbrewery if our in town! We had the Red Rattler up on top! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonia-velez7/message

Tenille shares the story of their Granny Pam, a fierce woman who was one of the very first air hostesses working for South African Airways and who was instrumental in making Tenille the person they are today. Born in Namibia to a South African and a Brit, Tenille Rogers inherited a love for singing and performing from their musical parents. They have performed around the world in bands, in theatre, in cabaret, doing weird burlesque, drag Kinging and doing a lot of karaoke. They are currently on the board of the Red Rattler theatre and do volunteer work for other charities around Sydney. This was their first time telling a story since they won the year 7 Eisteddfod for memorising and reciting “The Aardvark” by Roald Dahl, a tale where a spoiled American boy is eaten by his pet due to a miscommunication. Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Good afternoon!! In today's episode we're joined by the wonderful Stelly G. Stelly G is a Sydney-based Fijian artist and performancemaker, concerned with the decolonisation of the contemporary Pacific-diaspora experience. She presented her debut performance work "SA YADRA MAI NA MARAMA LAILAI?" in 2016 at St.O'Donnell's Select Gallery #003. She has since performed at the Australian Museum, the Sydney Opera House, Secret Garden Festival, Groovin the Moo and Harvest Festival; regularly performed at the Red Rattler; and been muse to popular street artist Askew. She has also been a regular collaborator with Black Birds. Most recently you may have seen her in our Housewives work, Our Visions Begin With Our Desires, as the rich and rambunctious Joanna. Joanna will be making another appearance in Our Visions Begin With Our Desires, chapter 2, as part of Sydney Fringe. Tickets are now on sale!!! They are $40 (which includes a beverage of your choice). We are doing a few shows - from the 16th-20th of September, but there is a maximum of 40 tickets for each performance! You can grab your tickets to Our Visions Begin With Our Desires - Chapter 2 hereFind Stelly G on IG @auntystellyg And Black Birds @bl.ckb.rdsAnd me (Ayeesha!) @eeshashDon't forget ~ rate, review, subscribe & shaaaaaaareLots of love, and talk to you again on Thursday :) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There was never a universe in which such a strange band with such a strange sound and an unmentionable name would be successful. Except, of course, this one. A wholly DIY freak-folk expedition, Crywank have been streamed millions of times and faced a fervent cult fanbase wherever they would show their faces. How exactly did two working-class English punks make such a considerable dent? Vocalist/guitarist James Clayton and drummer Dan Watson (with special guest melodica player Joel Hernandez) offered up a guided tour before their last-ever Sydney show at the Red Rattler theatre towards the end of 2019. Expect ongoing tales of musical boxes, travel disasters and a testicular scare in the midst of an emotional rollercoaster. Yes, all of those stories are real. For your chance to win a vinyl copy of RVG's new album Feral, thanks to Our Golden Friend, email barbandspod@gmail.com with your name, address and favourite episode of Bar Bands. Entries close June 5. Crywank's final album Fist Me 'Til Your Hand Comes Out My Mouth is out now. Stream, download and purchase the album (as well as Crywank's complete discography via their Bandcamp: https://crywank.bandcamp.com/album/fist-me-til-your-hand-comes-out-my-mouth Thanks to James Clayton, Dan Watson, Joel Hernandez, Stitches Music, the Red Rattler and Adam Buncher. Follow Crywank on Facebook: @crywanktheband Follow Crywank on Instagram: @crywank Follow Crywank on Twitter: @CrywankBand For updates on Bar Bands, as well as other podcasts and writing endeavours, follow David on: Facebook: @davidjamesyoungwrites Instagram: @djywrites Support David and the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land and edited on Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

How do you get out of your own way and make your best work? Artist Missy Gilbert AKA ØFFËRÎNGŠ says its by focusing on WHO the work is for. By dedicating it and setting intention for the work, it allows you to get out of your own way and channel your greatest level of focus to maximise your creative output. Missy is an artist, though she has only just started to call herself that - after 21 years working as a freelance creative. I wanted to talk to Missy about why it's so hard to claim that title - especially given she is one of the most successful creatives I know working across events (the immersive dining behemoth 'Hyper Real' in conjunction with Chin Chin Restaurant), Performance Art (QVB After Dark, Sydney) and she even runs a 2000 square meter artists space, The Nest Creative Space in Alexandria, Sydney! Missy shares much wisdom and magic - enjoy! For more on Missy: https://www.instagram.com/i_am_offerings/ For more on Dan: https://www.instagram.com/danbrophy/    

Live in studio performance and interview with musician Declan Kelly [...]Read More... from Declan Kelly Album Launch at Red Rattler

Live in studio performance and interview with musician Declan Kelly

Live in studio performance and interview with musician Declan Kelly

April feature acts Felicia Foxx, Malaika Green and Mohammad Awad share their work onstage at the Red Rattler, Marrickville. Featuring segments of their live performances, plus backstage interviews. This episode contains references to violence and mental illness: take care.

On today's episode of Race Matters, Ryan Clapham and Georgia Mokak are joined by musician, producer and radio host Diola, and South-West Sydney based artist Zeadala, who are on the lineup for this Friday's Artivista at the Red Rattler in Marrickville - A night of Women in Hip Hop. They talk moments at which generations of sisterhood - newcomers and pioneers - meet to share and reflect on their stories, and where new paths are forged for young women and non-binary folk to thrive in the hip hop community. Find out what Diola and Zeadala believe is the driving force behind many of these people being people of colour. 

Queenie talks about her show at Hares'n'Hyenas and 3 June at Red Rattler, compares and contrasts the Nordic Model with decriminalisation and gives some tips on being an ally. For more info see Vixen Collective and Scarlet Alliance

Peter Rabbit + 6 Balloons, This week’s theme is music movie crossovers. We find out about what films are dropping at the SFF and Times Tides at the Red Rattler Theatre. We talk about High Fidelity being turned into a T.V show, the prequel to Grey Gardens being released, and Meryl Streep working on Big Little Lies. We review 6 Balloons and Peter Rabbit. In Sydney Spotlight we talk about Times Tides, a new music film festival at the Red Rattler.

Hip-hip extraordinaire Omar Musa, multidisciplinary performer Nancy J Denis and new poetry duo Lewa (Stelly Gappasauress and Mel Ree)! Live feature performances as well as some pieces from open mic. The February show marks Word in Hand's relaunch at the Red Rattler, an artist-run venue dedicated to creative expression and community.

We talk protests inspired by Three Billboards Outside Epping Missouri and Kim Possible live action feature being green lit! Nancy Denis reviews Black Panther, and we talk about the greatest event happening at The Red Rattler in Sydney.

You voted, we compiled and now we have the top five episodes of All My Friends Are in Bar Bands for 2017! Thanks for casting your votes. 5. Alex Lahey 4. Sarah Thompson (Camp Cope) 3. Lincoln Le Fevre 2. Amy Shark 1. David Liebe Hart The 2018 season of All My Friends Are in Bar Bands kicks off February 2. All My Friends Are in Bar Band's 100th episode will be LIVE at the Red Rattler in Sydney on March 17 at 2pm. More info at http://www.facebook.com/amfaibbpod Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod

Growing up as an awkward music nerd in New Jersey, Lauren Denitzio never saw themselves fronting a band or playing punk rock. In 2017, they've done it twice - first as part of the crucially-underrated outfit The Measure [SA], whose album Notes was twice as good as most punk albums released in the 2010s and got half the recognition. In their second act, Worriers, Denitzio has further explored the semantics of the genre. With a slew of friends along for the ride, Denitzio has turned Worriers into something fearless, fun and fiery. Three chords and the truth has never sounded better. In September, Denitzio toured Australia for the very first time. Before a show at the Red Rattler in Sydney, they explained the key differences between basement shows and proper gigs, the freedom of a musical collective and being a polite punk. Worriers' third album, Survival Pop, is out now via Sideonedummy/Cooking Vinyl.You can stream, download and purchase the album here: http://worriers.bandcamp.com/album/survival-pop/ Follow Lauren/the band on Twitter and Instagram: @worriersmusicFollow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

"I should warn you," prefaces Lincoln Le Fevre of Lincoln Le Fevre and the Insiders at the start of his third album, Come Undone: "I'm not built to last." Still, if his two decades and change of playing music prove anything, it's the complete opposite. Whether rousing a pub full of punks with his sing-alongs or playing hardcore punk in Outright, Le Fevre has constantly found new ways to keep his musical endeavours interesting and engaging. His journey takes him from the school hall to the bar and all the way across to the mainland, where the ex-pat Tasweigan now calls home. While playing Sydney with Outright for Damnation 2017, Le Fevre took some time in the park next to the Red Rattler to shoot the shit and give one of the most honest, interesting chats this podcast has ever seen. Come Undone is out now via Poison City Records. Buy it at the links below. Physical: https://poisoncityestore.com/collections/frontpage/products/lincoln-le-fevre-the-insiders-come-undone-lp-black Digital: https://poisoncityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/come-undone/ Support the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/barbands Support the podcast with a one-off donation: http://paypal.me/djywrites Follow Lincoln on Twitter: @linclefevre Follow Lincoln on Instagram: @lincstagram Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites

This week, three live sets from our Unpopular Music benefit show at the Red Rattler in Sydney, featuring Melbourne midi-evil disco band Tantrums, Sydney post-punk trio Mere Women, and slo-mo alt.pop from Melodie Nelson.

This week, two live sets from our Unpopular Music benefit show at the Red Rattler in Sydney, featuring Thomas William vs Scissor Lock and Newcastle’s Stitched Vision.

This week, two live sets from a recent New Weird Australia show at Sydney’s Red Rattler in Marrickville; featuring Brisbane artists Ambrose Chapel (aka Ian Rogers from No Anchor) and experimental country and folk musician Anonymeye.

The third of three specials featuring live sets recorded at the FBi Radio fundraiser 'Unpopular Music' at The Red Rattler in Sydney. This week featuring experimental pop duo kyü and multi instrumentalist and vocalist Anna Chase.

The second of three specials featuring live sets recorded at the FBi Radio fundraiser 'Unpopular Music' at The Red Rattler in Sydney. This week sound artist, musician and chronic circuit bender Nick Wishart (Toydeath); noise artist, musician and label manager Anna Vo performing as Anon; and Scissor Lock, an experimental project from musician Marcus Whale.

The first of three specials featuring live sets recorded at the FBi Radio fundraiser 'Unpopular Music' at The Red Rattler in Sydney. This week - Pimmon, Jeff Burch and their collaborative project, Mandala Trap.