In this episode, we hear Kay chat about projects she has worked on such as creating her own cabaret show “Dear Diary”, her involvement in the Illawarra Folk Festival, her songwriting inspirations and supporting shows.

Kay Proudlove is a Indie - folk singer songwriter, self proclaimed as having a dry sense of humour, Kay’s live shows feel like you’ve been invited into her lounge room for an intimate show. Performing on stages of Folk Festivals nationwide, as well as in peoples homes, Kay is fast becoming one of Australia’s Indie Folk gems.

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In this episode, Logan chats about his band Quite Like Pete and his other projects, his collaborations, who he has supported and his experience as a disability support worker.

Logan Ritchie is in a few different local Bands, whether he is a guitarist, drumming, or leading them he adds a enthusiastic flare to them. Having played music for 10 or so years, he got influenced by Green Day, Blink 182, John Mayer, Newton Faulkner and Jack Johnson. Logan is a Disability Worker as well, so understands in a way the challenges faced by people with disabilities, and like many people finds it really frustrating that some venues are not accessible.

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In this episode, we hear Glenn chat about his experience on various tv shows, his experience performing in Adele’s show, his company and projects, and mental health.

Glenn Whitehall is a Southern US-inspired soulful R'n'B singer/songwriter. A 2012 contestant on The Voice, he’s shared stages with artists like Boys II Men, Russell Morris, Jack Jones and Adele’s 2017 show. Glenn has fronted his band, Sacred Crows, since 2022 and is also passionate about mental health, currently pursuing a Master of Counseling and running music programs to support youth recovering from substance abuse.

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