Tuck Shop Ladies are Rosie and Sam who see the funny side of life and record their jingles to give us all a giggle. What else do you do with a fitted sheet or a shitty pen but sing about it?

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ĠENN are a UK-based four piece girl group based in Brighton on the cusp of releasing their debut album (when vinyl stocks allow). The history of the band is certainly an interesting one.

Guitarist Janelle speaks with HERstory to explain their backstory.

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It's an important time for advocacy with International Women's Day following the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

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Spring is finally in the air. I can smell the beach. Festival weather is getting here and NSW, Australia is now opening after COVID lockdown. It's time to get out to gigs and support the artists who've been suffering over the last two years during the pandemic.

Atlanta artist Siena Liggins chats this week about her recently released debut Ms. Out Tonight. The 27-year-old shares her stories of discovering herself as a queer woman.

Lovely ILUKA shares her time on the podcast. She's in between gigs supporting Lime Cordiale and also preparing for a few intimate shows to finally tour her debut album Queen of the Turbulent Heart.

There's a lot packed into this release and we unpack it all. So listen in an enjoy!

There are new ones from Wet Leg, Tones and I, Miiesha and Mallrat.

Wergaia and Wemba Wemba woman Alice Skye is quickly making her mark on the Aussie music scene.

She released her sophomore I Feel Better But I Don’t Feel Good during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in July, 2021.

We talk about the album how it relates to her recent Endometriosis and what legacy she hopes to form as she gets ready to FINALLY tour the album.

Listen in for new Meg Mac (finally!), Mvlholland and Florence + The Machine.

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Hachiku frontwoman Anika Ostendorf who our attention is drawn to this week. Her indie pop is on another level.

Her German voice seems so little and fragile, yet her lyrics give you something to think about. We talk about how the Melbourne indie music scene, and remixes of her work by Georgia Maq and Alice Ivy. She was super generous with her time as it stormed rain in Melbourne.

Hachiku's debut LP I'll Probably Be Asleep came out in 2020. She hasn't had a chance to tour it until 2022. You have to feel for the arts industry during COVID.

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I've also managed to squeeze in a newbie from Courtney Barnett, BROODS and Mallrat. Slowly but surely, I'm developing an insta profile for HERstory poddy to share some videos from the catalogue. As well as other ahhhmazing stuff. Why not give us a follow and let the share the journey.

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Georgie Alice is an 18-year-old chicka from Adelaide whos set for great things and already ticking boxes. Already achieving things dreams couldn't be made of, she's pumped and ready.

Networking, working with artists who've been sculpting the Aussie scene for years have been early industry perks that give her a taste for me.

She won Triple J Unearthed High in 2019 at just 16, with her song 'Circles'. While any attempt to rise to fame was put on hold, she used the time to mature in though during those formative years, organise global management, choose a record label as well as doing her HSC.

I also express my opinion about the new COVID mandates that restrict pubs playing live music and festivals going ahead.

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Oh wow, it’s December. I can’t decide if I’m relieved another COVID year is nearly over, or I can’t believe where the year went. How about you?

Its okay if you wet your pants a little listening to Dixie Longate and I chat. The Alabama drag queen is a laugh a half.

Her first show was based on selling Tupperware (she's an actual agent), and has branched out from there. I really loved this chat (I was dosed up on Ru Paul's Drag Race during COVID). I hope you do too.

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