This Song Is Yours

Our guests this week on the podcast are These New South Whales. The Naarm-based punk four-piece have spent the last decade evolving their sound, expanding on their basement punk roots while consistently pushing themselves creatively. Across four albums, they’ve become one of Australia’s most dynamic and influential contemporary punk bands, building a world around their music with their cult Comedy Central mockumentary and the epic 500-episode run of their podcast What A Great Punk. Their latest album, Godspeed, was released late last year, and the guys will be heading out on a massive Australian tour in support of the record. On today’s episode, frontman Jamie Timony and guitarist Todd Andrews join us to talk about all things Godspeed, working with producer Ben Greenberg, the band’s songwriting process and early influences, and hitting the milestone of 500 podcast episodes.
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Our first guest of the year is Cavetown. The project of English singer-songwriter Robin Skinner, Cavetown has become one of indie music’s most cherished artists, building a devoted global fanbase and racking up billions of streams along the way. Today, Cavetown returns with a brand new album, Running with Scissors, and in just a few weeks will head back to Australia as part of St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival 2026. In today’s episode, we’re joined by Robin Skinner to talk about the year ahead — diving into Running with Scissors, this new collaborative chapter in their music, the role ambition plays in their songwriting, and what fans can expect from Cavetown’s Laneway performances.
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This week’s episode is a very special one: our Best of 2025 countdown! We’re ranking our top 20 favourite records of the year and reflecting on what was truly a huge and varied year for music. From big-name releases to breakthrough moments from emerging and genre-defying artists, 2025 delivered across the board, making it another incredibly great year music, and a difficult year to narrow lists down. It was also a banner year for Australian music, with local artists making serious waves both at home and internationally. We’re joined by a dream team of guests to help unpack it all: Ben Lee, Yorke, Jordy from Teenage Dads, and Frank from These New South Whales, with each sharing the records that shaped their year. Have a listen to us break down our thoughts on the Best Records of 2025 and help us wrap up another huge year in music!
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Our guest this week is UK pop star Mimi Webb. The loveable, high-energy singer-songwriter has spent the past few years in nonstop motion: releasing EPs and her debut album, all while touring with artists like Benson Boone, Tate McRae, and The Jonas Brothers. In September, she returned with her second full-length record Confessions, a brilliant follow-up to Amelia that leans deeper into vulnerability and shows even more of her personality. In our final interview of the year, we’re welcoming Mimi onto the podcast to chat all about Confessions, the pros and cons of being emotionally honest in songwriting, how she first found her footing in music, and what it was like writing with Meghan Trainor.
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Our guests this week on the podcast are Cat & Calmell. One of our favourite Aussie pop duos, they’ve spent the past few years building a sound that’s both bold and ever-evolving - releasing EPs, experimenting across genres, and sharing stages with artists like Dua Lipa and Camila Cabello. After plenty of touring, they’re now back with a new mixtape, Live Laugh Cool Star, which trades some of their glossy pop for a grittier, chaotic blend of indie sleaze, hyperpop, and electronic textures. Joining us for their third appearance on the pod, Cat & Calmell talk about what inspired this organic sonic shift, how Calmell’s DJ-ing has influenced their sound and live show, and break down one of my favourite tracks from the mixtape.
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