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    Stones, Trucks and Take-Off: On The Record Heads for America

    17/04/2026 | 27 mins.
    Episode 19 of On The Record kicks off with one foot in the present and the other firmly planted on the long tail of rock history—touching on new Rolling Stones material before sliding into an excerpt from Brian Wise’s recent interview with Mike Mattison of Tedeschi Trucks Band.

    It’s a neat juxtaposition. 

    From there, the episode turns toward what’s ahead, with Wise preparing to head to Austin and New Orleans. What really comes through is a sense of curiosity about what the trip will feel like this time around.

    Show Notes

    Tedeschi Trucks Band website 

    Check out The Rolling Stones’ vinyl-only new single ‘Rough & Twisted’ as The Cockroaches

    Listen to Michael's debut (and possibly last) album Oversharing With Strangers 

    BRUNSWICK BALLROOM Presents MIKE RUDD DOCO + Q&A + LIVE BAND SHOW WITH GUEST ROSS WILSON - HOST BRIAN NANKERVIS 6:30 pm, Wed 20 May, 2026
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    Four Tracks, Infinite Ideas: Why Revolver Still Sounds Like the Future 60 Years On

    10/04/2026 | 37 mins.
    There are episodes of On The Record that wander; Episode 18 plants its flag firmly in one year—1966—and dares you to argue it wasn’t the moment pop music grew up.

    Brian Wise and Michael Mackenzie mark the 60th anniversary of Revolver not as a nostalgic exercise, but as a forensic examination of how four-track limitations, studio ingenuity and sheer artistic restlessness combined to reshape recorded music.

    Show Notes

    The Comic Strip Presents s01e01 Five Go Mad in Dorset

    THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE Trailer #2 4K (2026) | 

    THE ROSES | Official Trailer 

    Revolver (2022 Mix) Full Album 

    I'm Only Sleeping (Take 1) 

    Thane Russal - Security 

    The Rolling Stones - 19th Nervous Breakdown (Official Lyric Video) 

    The Turtles You Baby TRUE 1966 Stereo 

    The Righteous Bros (You're My) Soul And Inspiration 

    The Knickerbockers - One Track Mind 

    The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore 

    Them Call My Name 

    Simon & Garfunkel Homeward Bound 

    Jan and Dean Batman Theme 

    The Kinks - Till The End Of The Day (Official Audio) 

    The Beatles - Doctor Robert (Remastered 2009)
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    Bob Dylan’s April Fool's Day Prank, The Hail Mary Project, And Where To For ABC Radio?

    04/04/2026 | 59 mins.
    If you want to know the exact moment legacy radio started to feel its age, it might have been when a major Australian station began giving away lacy doilies.

    In the latest episode of On The Record, Michael Mackenzie and Brian Wise—veterans with a combined 70 years behind the mic—stage a fascinating "in-house" intervention for the medium they love (and occasionally despair over).

    Joined by global "radio futurologist" James Cridland, the trio moved from a high-tech April Fool’s hoax involving Bob Dylan to a deep-tissue analysis of why the ABC is shedding listeners while community radio and podcasts are booming.

    Show Notes:

    Project Hail Mary - Official Trailer 

    Sign Up for James Cridland’s weekly radio newsletter
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    After Bluesfest: Trust, Tribute and the Changing Sound of How We Listen

    27/03/2026 | 42 mins.
    The long goodbye to Bluesfest continues in Episode 16 of On The Record, but this time the tone shifts from shock to something closer to forensic analysis. If last week was a reaction, this is reconstruction.

    If Bluesfest is a case study in organisational failure, Scarpetta is its televisual equivalent. The long-gestating adaptation of Patricia Cornwell’s crime novels earns a near-unanimous drubbing.

    Redemption comes via The Outlaws, Stephen Merchant’s Bristol-set series, which earns a glowing recommendation for its balance of humour, character, and social observation.

    Brian Wise reports from Castlemaine’s Theatre Royal, where the “Man Out of Time” tribute to Broderick Smith becomes a reminder of what Australian roots music does best: community, continuity, and songcraft.

    The episode closes on a note of tentative optimism, with Wise anticipating a film adaptation of The Magic Faraway Tree, his “favourite book of all time.” Whether it will soar or suffer the fate of Scarpetta remains to be seen.

    Show Links

    Rolling Stone ‘It Wasn’t A Sudden Collapse. It Was a Slow Bleed’: Former Bluesfest Executive Speaks Out 

    Jay E Clair The REAL Reason Bluesfest Fell Apart: From Sold Out to Collapse 

    Check out Michael's debut album 'Oversharing With Strangers' under the moniker Imposter Syndrome 

    Scarpetta - Official Trailer | Prime Video  

    The Outlaws - Official Trailer | Iview  

    The Magic Faraway Tree | Official Trailer 

    Tedeschi Trucks Band website 

    Tedeschi Trucks Band - "Midnight in Harlem" (Live on eTown) 

    Florry - First it was a movie, then it was a book (Official Music Video) 

    Geese – Taxes Jimmy Kimmel Live 

    AUSTRALIAN GOOD FOOD GUIDE Origini in Castlemaine 

    Broderick Smith - Snowblind Moon
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    Dead At 36 : Why Bluesfest Couldn't Continue (What We Know So Far)

    19/03/2026 | 47 mins.
    Episode 15 of On The Record is the sound of a long-running Australian institution going quiet — followed by the louder, messier noise of what happens when a festival doesn’t just “take a break”, but goes into liquidation.

    Brian Wise and Michael Mackenzie devote the bulk of the episode to the sudden demise of Bluesfest after 36 years, and they do it with a guest who knows the event from the inside: Sarah Ndiaye, now Mayor of Byron Shire, formerly the “head honcho” of the Bluesfest photo tent — the social headquarters where media, and photographers regrouped each Easter.

    Important Links

    Bluesfest Reportage

    Variety: Calls Mounting for a Class Action Against Bluesfest After 2026 Event Cancelled By Neil Griffiths 

    ABC News: Confusion and anger as Bluesfest ticketholders question timing of cancellation By Julia André 

    Byron Shire Echo: Bluesfest ancillary event in Bruns cancelled By Hans Lovejoy 

    AFR: Refund complication as Bluesfest collapses owing $5.7m by Michael Bailey Arts & Culture editor 

    Opinion If the Bluesfest era has ended, I’ve lost something more precious than money by David Free 

    Pharaoh Sanders The Creator Has A Master Plan 

    Ben Harper - With My Own Two Hands (Official Music Video)

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