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Budd Unleashed: Fuzz, Speedway and Vinyl Revival Episode 208 features Jeremy 'Jez' Finlayson from Budd discussing the band’s 90s roots, their vinyl OVIT reissue, pedalboard setup, and the lifelong influence of speedway on their signature fuzz sound. They also talk upcoming shows, lineup changes, and plans for new recordings and further vinyl releases. BUDD is firing back with full-force ferocity - a Melbourne-based sonic wrecking crew led by founding guitarist Jeremy Finlayson, whose signature speedway‑fuelled guitar roar drives the band’s modern incarnation with drummer Cris Wilson and bassist Kez locking in behind him. Born from gritty Brisbane porch jams and shaped by the rawness of early ’90s grunge heavyweights like Tad, The Melvins and Mudhoney, BUDD has transformed decades of underground grit into a relentless, fuzz‑dripping assault that refuses to fade. With deep roots in alternative culture and a sound built on engine‑revving intensity, BUDD isn’t just back - they’re roaring louder than ever. Originally released in 1996 on CD, Ovit has been reissued for the first time on vinyl. The songs on Ovit still sound fresh and visceral, a thunderous wall of guitars - all blistering distortion, effects pedals for days, and a rhythm section that never lets up. Electrically-charged superfuzz that melts your speaker cones and your brain. It is available on Cheersquad Records & Tapes. If you crave raw grunge energy … buckle up. BUDD is here to blow the doors off 2026. Tap in and join us on Tuesday 17th March for this LIVE chat from 8:00pm AEDT. Turn up. Hold on. Watch on YouTube here - https://bit.ly/4uJobWf

Men Are a Luxury Item — Inside Petrov Affair’s Haunting New Album Episode 207 with host Aaron features Murray and Bruce of The Petrov Affair discussing their new album Men Are a Luxury Item. They talk songwriting, recording choices, and reworking tracks to achieve the final sound. The conversation covers standout songs (including "Men Are a Luxury Item," "Back on Top," and "Ballerina"), visual concepts like mannequin imagery and archival ballet footage, and anecdotes from recording in snowfields and working with guest musicians. The episode closes with upcoming gig details (including a March 27 show at the Mosh Pit, Newtown), encouragement to support live music, and hints about the band’s next, more synth-forward project. Tune in for an inside look at the band’s evolution, the making of the album, and what’s next for The Petrov Affair. Join us on the streamed LIVE chat on Facebook and YouTube - Tuesday 10th March from 8:00pm AEDT - https://bit.ly/4ucEJFO   For more on The Petrov Affair - https://thepetrovaffair.bandcamp.com/

Razorburn Unleashed: Power, Polarity and Melbourne’s Music Surge Episode 205 features Razorburn - host Aaron chats with Razor Burn's vocalist Ethan about the band’s lineup, songwriting process, remote collaboration, and standout tracks like “Give Them Hell,” “Polarity” and “Daylight.” The show also highlights a packed week of Melbourne gigs, upcoming shows including the March 14 Metal Knights event, and a call to support local live music and venues. GET READY, ROCKERS!  Born in the dive bars and underground stages of Aus, Razor Burn delivers raw, electrifying riffs, thunderous drums, and gritty, no‑nonsense lyrics that cut straight to the bone. This is classic hard rock energy with a modern edge, best played loud… really loud. Join the LIVE chat and stream! - Tuesday, 24th February - 8:00pm AEDT Streaming on Facebook & YouTube Don’t miss your chance to hang with the band, crank the volume, and feel the burn. Turn it up. Lock it in. Let’s rock.

Episode 204 features Joel — drummer-turned-solo artist and member of Fur Blossom — as he shares his musical upbringing, songwriting process, and the stories behind singles like "Nowadays," "Snake's Paradise," and "Wuji." He discusses his music-production studies, visual approach to videos, plans for live shows, collaborations, and advice for emerging artists about taking the leap to release their music. With a passion for performing, producing, and directing, Joel brings his creativity to life through powerful concept projects - each one rich with diverse themes, meaningful messages, and a connection that reaches listeners no matter where they are in their story. This is an episode for anyone who loves authenticity, artistry, and the kind of music that makes you feel something. Tune in LIVE for EP204 and step into Joel’s world on Tuesday 17th February from 8:00pm AEDT streaming on Facebook and YouTube. See you then.

Tasmanian Trio Spooky Eyes: From Living Room Gigs to Foo Fighters Stage Tasmania’s loudest band SPOOKY EYES return with their debut album Jan 30. Catch them opening for Foo Fighters Jan 24. Amplified. Psychedelic. Unstoppable. Spooky Eyes sit down to discuss their debut album, rapid rise from Tasmanian living-room recordings to supporting the Foo Fighters, and the psych‑rock influences that shape their sound. The episode covers the band’s upcoming album release, local and national gigs, tour dates, and stories about recording DIY sessions, long nights on the road, and what to expect from their live three‑piece performances. We discussed their journey, the creative process behind the album, and what it feels like to share a stage with rock legends. So buckle up—this was going a killer conversation with SPOOKY EYES." Listen to the chat with Spooky Eyes from 12:00pm AEDT on Sunday 18th January. Enjoy !!

Electric Mary Rocks: A 200-Episode Celebration with Rusty & Willie J Episode 200 celebrates Electric Mary’s career, featuring a heartfelt interview with frontman Rusty about the band’s 20+ year journey, memorable gigs (including Hellfest and European shows), and the Croxton farewell concert. Young band Willie J & the 6V6s and special guests (including Knuckles Nelson) join the conversation about rock’s legacy and the sold-out celebration show. The episode mixes behind-the-scenes stories, recording anecdotes, and reflections on music, aging, and the enduring spirit of rock and roll. We made it to EP200 and it's a special one for me, getting a chance to interview a SWBH favourite and great mate of mine and Electric Mary's Rusty Brown on the eve of their final ever LIVE show in Melbourne at the Croxton Bandroom. Join in the chat on Thursday 11th December from 8:00pm AEDT LIVE as we discuss some special moments of the most recent European tour, the favourite moments of 20 years of Electric Mary and preview the week leading up to THE FINAL gig on Saturday 13th December. See you then.

Episode 199: Great Australian Bank on Music, Tasmania & 'Leaving' Aaron interviews Tass Coomber from Great Australian Bank in episode 199, covering his Tasmanian upbringing, the band’s name and political roots, musical influences and 80s-inspired sound, plus their video work and recording approach. The episode highlights the new single "Leaving" and it's launch at The Old Bar, tour and album plans for 2026, the importance of music communities for connection and mental health, and advice for young bands navigating the current scene. Great Australian Bank: A Post-Punk Revival from Naarm Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Naarm (Melbourne), Great Australian Bank is a bastardised Australiana / post-punk quartet redefining the sonic landscape with their angular, melodic, and nostalgic sound. Drawing inspiration from seminal acts such as The Church, Sonic Youth, Underground Lovers, and The Go-Betweens, the band crafts music that feels both timeless and contemporary - an evocative blend of shimmering guitars, driving rhythms, and lyrical depth. Their sound resonates with fans of Midnight Oil, The Cure, and Underground Lovers, offering a fresh yet familiar take on post-punk and indie traditions. With a growing reputation for electrifying live performances and a debut release on the horizon, Great Australian Bank is poised to become one of Australia’s most compelling new acts. Join in the LIVE chat with Tass Coomber from Great Australian Bank from 8:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 9th December. #PostPunk #Australiana #GreatAustralianBank

Names Unleashed: Fergus Lawson on Songs, Gigs & Growing Pains Episode 198 features Fergus Lawson from band Names discussing the group's origins on the Mornington Peninsula, the creative songwriting process, and the making of their record and video clips. The chat covers standout tracks like Familiar Stranger, Raindrop and Bygones, memorable gigs at the Tote, album artwork by Luca McGree, and conversations about mental health and community in the local scene. Fergus also previews Bathing in the Creek 2.0 at Archie's Creek on January 25 and reflects on the band's future. Join in the LIVE chat with Fergus from NAMES from 8:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 2nd December.

Ramona Sky Unplugged: New Singles, Live Clips & Festival Dreams Episode 197 features a lively chat with up‑and‑coming band Ramona Sky — their origins during COVID, recent singles (“Go”, “10 Seconds”, “Hypnotized”), live clips, music‑video visuals, and the band’s studio and songwriting process. We plug local Melbourne and Sydney gigs (including Bundoora Beats), discuss influences and touring, and wrap with the band’s plans for new releases, festival goals, and upcoming headline shows. Atmospheric, groovy, and effortlessly powerful, Naarm/Melbourne quartet Ramona Sky offer a unique vintage-infused sound and an electrifying performance. Established in late 2020, the band quickly carved a niche in Melbourne’s music scene, inspired by the sounds of 70’s rock ‘n roll with a modern groove-based twist. Shortly after releasing their debut self-titled EP in 2022, Ramona Sky were nominated for Best Group for the Music Victoria Awards, with recognition for their captivating and theatrical live shows which they have continued to uphold today. Since then, the band have released a string of independently released singles and music videos which have been added to rotation on MTV AU & NZ, as well as gained regular love and airplay on community radio stations. The band have played a countless amount of shows since their arrival, and have supported the likes of You Am I, Pacific Avenue, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, The Terrys and Large Mirage to name a few, and have packed out every one of their anticipated headline shows. Amongst other achievements, they have also headlined a show for Leaps & Bounds Festival, organised a fundraiser show to help save SYN FM, and helped raise over $3000 for Musicians Making a Difference. Ramona Sky consists of powerhouse lead vocalist Chelsea Sharp, drummer & backing vocalist Jess Maio, guitarist Nick Thorne and bassist Giac Carbone. Join in the LIVE chat with Ramona Sky from 8:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 25th November.

Relays Unleashed: Shann Lions on Punk and Family Host Aaron sits down with Shann Lions of Relays to discuss the band’s new cover single “Get Free,” upcoming shows and the gritty, high-energy approach to recording and live performance. Shan talks candidly about his neurodivergent diagnoses, bonding with his son through music, DIY touring, funding challenges for live venues, and previews tracks from their forthcoming album. Formed in late 2023 on Djaara Country (Bendigo/Castlemaine), Relays are an unapologetically raw punk trio shaking up the Australian underground. Fronted by neurodivergent producer/guitarist Shann Lions, with Mik Weird on drums and El Wellard on bass, the band has built a reputation for chaotic, high-energy performances and fiercely DIY releases. Their self-titled debut album, recorded live to tape with Finn Keane (Wilco, Courtney Barnett), dropped in October 2024 to critical acclaim, international airplay, and a slot at Chopped Festival alongside Cosmic Psychos. Since then, Relays have completed a 23-date national tour, supported You Am I, and wrapped their second album — funded by Creative Victoria’s New Music Works — due mid-2026. With over 30,000 Spotify streams and a growing cult following, Relays continue to push boundaries. Their feral cover of The Vines’ “Get Free” (out October 30, 2025) and upcoming shows with The Meanies and The Smith Street Band cement their place as one of punk’s most vital voices. Relays are loud, relentless, and impossible to ignore. Join in the LIVE chat with Relay's Shann Lions from 8:00pm AEST on Thursday 20th November.

Host Aaron sits down with Tin Town for episode 195 to discuss their album Down in the Dirt, songwriting, harmonies, and standout tracks like "Before We Begin", "Things I Got From You", "Samson" and "These Days". The band talks about recording moments, personal influences, upcoming gigs and touring, and the emotional stories behind the songs, encouraging listeners to support their music and catch them live. in Town isn’t just a band — it’s a heartbeat.Born from the dust and corrugated iron of Port Adelaide’s Wool Stores Precinct, this wife-and-husband duo — Courtney Robb and Snooks La Vie — craft songs that cut deep and linger long. Their sound? Raw folk-country with a blues backbone.No gloss. No gimmicks. Just stripped-back storytelling and melodies that feel lived-in. Robb’s vocals are all grit and grace — honest, textured, and heavy with meaning.La Vie’s harmonica? It doesn’t just play — it haunts. One minute it’s aching, the next it’s slicing through the silence like a switchblade. After years of playing side by side, they’ve made it official: Tin Town is here.Inspired by the streets they walk and the stories they carry, their debut album Down in the Dirt is twelve tracks of unfiltered truth — recorded with Ryan Martin John at Cactus Cactus Sound. Think folk, country, and blues in equal measure.Best served with a glass of red, a quiet room, and nothing to prove. Tin Town sounds like real life — weathered, tender, and unapologetically authentic. 🎙️ LIVE chat with Tin Town — Tuesday 18th November, 8:00pm AEDT.Tune in. Strip it back. Feel every word. Check out Tin Town at https://www.tintown.com.au/ Watch the episode - https://bit.ly/47UqVoN  

From Kiss to The Revolation: Dean Whitman-Lamb's Comeback Host Aaron chats with Dean Whitman-Lamb of The Revolation about his musical journey from early influences like KISS and INXS to his time with Valve and new solo work. They discuss recent recordings — including "Tumblin' the Rough," "Born Again," "Liberty," and "Shattered" — the studio process, music videos, and forming a live band with help from friends like Rusty Brown from Electric Mary. The episode also touches on personal moments, including Dean's family struggles and his son Xander's cancer diagnosis and recovery, plus local gig recommendations, Electric Mary shout-outs, and encouragement to support live music and local artists. Melbourne’s own Dean Wittmann-Lamb isn’t just a singer/songwriter — he’s a rock survivor. Back in 2000, his band Valve got snapped up by the legendary Alberts label, signed by none other than Vanda & Young — the gods behind Aussie rock royalty. Fast-forward to the chaos of 2020. While Melbourne was locked down and the world hit pause, Dean hit record. With a little firepower from Rusty Brown of Electric Mary, the two laid down tracks that oozed soul and swagger — gritty rock anthems inspired by the likes of The Black Crowes, Free, Humble Pie, and Faces. By 2021, Dean was back in the studio, launching his new project: The Revolation. Three singles turned into ten. Acoustic sets turned into full-blown gigs. Raw. Real. Relentless. Since then, The Revolation has dropped 10 singles, 4 video clips, and smashed out 16 full-band gigs — plus 6 stripped-back acoustic shows where Dean bared the songs as they were born: raw, soulful, and unapologetically rock. They’ve shared the stage with Candlebox (USA) at The Corner Hotel, Electric Mary at Musicland, and Sisters Doll at Northcote Social Club. No fluff. Just amps, sweat, and soul. Now, The Revolation is heading back into the studio in Feb 2026 — with Rusty Brown once again behind the boards. “The soul of rock is not lost.” It’s alive. It’s loud. And it’s coming for you. 🔥 Join the LIVE chat with Dean — Thursday 13th November, 8:00pm AEDT. Plug in. Tune in. Feel it. Video episode - https://bit.ly/47I6WJX

Maxine Gillon Unveils 'Girl Songs' — Album Launch at The Tramway Episode 193 features a conversation with Maxine Gillon about her debut album, Girl Songs, its recording process, and the upcoming free launch at the Tramway with her band the Blue Jeans. The episode explores the album's lush arrangements and wall-of-sound influences, stripped-back acoustic takes recorded at Avery Studios, songwriting themes of desire and vulnerability, and Maxine's artistic influences and live approach. Maxine Gillon proves she’s a talented songwriting force to be reckoned with on her debut album ‘Girl Songs’ Melbourne solo artist Maxine Gillon announces her debut album ‘Girl Songs’. The album is written, arranged, performed, recorded and produced by herself, is mixed by Wade Keighran (Dust), John Lee (Laura Jean) and Paul Annison (Flyying Colours) and is mastered by William Bowden (Gotye). The album itself takes Australian indie-rock to expansive and majestic new territory with production and sonics inspired by 60’s Wall-of-sound, 80’s ethereal glitz and modern dream-pop. The lyrics throughout are unconventionally exceptional, and reflect her imaginative, queer, poetic and witty vocabulary. Maxine Gillon is a Melbourne-based singer-songwriter whose cerebral and intelligent approach to music sets her apart in the indie rock scene. Her compositions are rich in lyrical depth and musical complexity, drawing listeners into a world of introspective exploration. – Deb Pelser, Backseat Mafia (on ‘Lipstick’) Upcoming gig - November 14th, Tramway Hotel, Fitzroy (‘Girl Songs’ album launch w/ Mystery Shopper) (free), For kore on Maxine check out - https://maxinegillon.bandcamp.com/ Join in the LIVE chat with Maxine from 8:00pm AEST on Tuesday 11th November.

Episode 192 — A Man Called Son: Instrumental Calm & Mental Health Host Aaron previews local gigs, announces ticket giveaways and teases the upcoming milestone show 200, then sits down with Simon Pearlman (A Man Called Son) to discuss his new instrumental record, creative process, and mental-health themes. Blending the sun-drenched sounds of classic Australian rock with introspective storytelling, A Man Called Son, the project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Simon Pearlman continues to evolve. Drawing comparisons to Hoodoo Gurus, The Go-Betweens, and The Church, the music is rich with intricate guitar work, heartfelt vocals, and a uniquely atmospheric style rooted in Australian isolation. Simon talks about the making of Instrumental Health, his recording approach, shoegaze and ambient influences, and the forthcoming vocal album AutoTraumatic with singles like “Meds” and “No Time Like the Present,” plus livestream and Bandcamp recommendations. Join in the LIVE chat with Simon from 8:00pm AEST on Thursday 6th November.  

Al Matcott Unveils ‘Fake the Days Away’ — Blue Vinyl, Pedal Steel & Protest Episode 190: Host catches up with Al Matcott about his new album Fake the Days Away — the singles “All Night” and “There Is Much Wrong I Have Done,” the recording process at The Gem with producer Rob, and the band’s new addition Joe on pedal steel. They also discuss the album’s blue recycled vinyl, internet-inspired artwork, and the use of found footage in videos. Al talks upcoming shows and the album launch at Stay Gold on November 14 (with funds supporting Rising Tide), his plans for quieter songs and a heavier future project, and the everyday realities of life on the road and in the studio. Join in the LIVE chat with Al from 8:00pm AEST on Thursday 23rd October.  

Team Love Live: Inside the New Album, Gigs & 10-Year Plans Host Aaron Cusack talks with Team Love members Ruby and Tom about their new album, recent launch shows, and the stories behind singles like "Tomorrow Is a New Day" and "Winter." The conversation covers the band’s origins, recording process, and how life changes — including parenthood — shape their music. The episode also highlights upcoming gigs, the new Coburg venue The Graveyard, festival ambitions, and the band’s plans to celebrate their 10-year anniversary with returning past members and special performances. Victorian country/folk group Team Love return with their second album, Now Things Ain’t Coloured Rose, out September 12 on vinyl and digital. A follow-up to their acclaimed 2020 debut, the new record is a heartfelt collection for the hopeful and heartworn, blending poetic storytelling with rich harmonies and a distinctly Australian sound. Written during and after the pandemic, the band refined 26 songs down to 11, recorded across suburban Melbourne and rural Coomoora. The album explores themes of aging, shifting relationships, and life’s complexities, with moments of optimism woven through. Singles like Winter, Tomorrow is a New Day, and No Longer My Birthday showcase their evolving sound - from country-rock to introspective ballads - drawing comparisons to Big Thief, Waxahatchee, and Gillian Welch. Featuring contributions from Jake Holmes (pedal steel) and Christi Hodgkins (harmonica), the album is a raw and resonant journey through folk and country traditions, grounded in the landscapes of Victoria. Join us for a LIVE chat with Team Love's Ruby McGrath-Lester and Tom Thomas on Thursday 16th October from 8:00pm AEDT.

Ben Mastwyk & His Millions: Let Me At The Night Lights Up Melbourne On this episode Aaron chats with Ben Mastwyk about his new album Let Me At The Night, the creative energy behind The Millions, and the collaborative videos and limited-edition release. Ben explains his festival-ready vision, family-made clips and upcoming shows across Melbourne, Dashville and Tamworth. The episode also highlights local gigs (Sweet Talk at Howler, Bernadette Novembre supporting a Black Dog Institute benefit), the busy music week and a heartfelt reminder to check in on someone — ask “Are you okay?” and really listen. Let Me At The Night is a bit of a fantasy record for Ben Mastwyk – the Australian cosmic cowboy and interstellar troubadour. He really discovered the DNA of his band The Millions over the last few records, and this time, they all wanted to push the boundaries. Mastwyk was lucky enough to receive funding through a Creative Victoria Creative Works grant, which allowed him to really lean in and record the album he wanted to make, without cutting corners. Working with producer Michael Hubbard at The Shrimp Shack studio in Melbourne, Mastwyk initially set out to make a ‘90s country-inspired record—and in a way, he did. But instead of sticking strictly to that particular sonic palette, he found himself leaning back into the genre-bending, experimental approach he first explored with his original band in the actual ‘90s. "It’s still a country record in my eyes: narrative-based songs that explore the themes I’ve been circling in my writing for years," he says. "But we’ve really dialled up the experimentalism - pushed our sonic palette further than we ever have before!" We get a chance to chat to Ben LIVE about his new release LET ME AT THE NIGHT on Thursday 11th September from 8:00pm AEST, join in the chat anytime.

Stimpies Takeoff : Planet of Love  EP206 ft. STIMPIES Goes LIVE: 3rd March 2026 - 8:00pm AEDT and buckle in, because this one is special. We will be joined by a band that’s been tearing across Victoria and beyond with fast, loud, heart-on-sleeve rock & roll energy… the one and only STIMPIES. Fresh off the launch of their explosive 2026 single “Planet of Love” — a track so powerful fans are already shouting the chorus before it's even officially out — Stimpies arrive with momentum, passion, and that unmistakable driving beat that fires up every room they walk into. Made up of best friends and partners — Ned, Ethan, Bec, and Van — Stimpies bring a sound shaped by blues, psychedelia, proto‑punk, Australiana, and the wide open roads of coastal Australia. After a sold‑out headline show, a massive run of national tours, and sharing stages with some of the biggest rock acts in the country, they’re poised for what might just be their biggest year yet. We dive into the making of their bold new era, the stories behind the music, the friendships that fuel it, and what’s next as 2026 opens for them with a roar. So get comfy, turn it up, and join us LIVE. This is EP206, This is STIMPIES - and this is Planet of Love, beamed straight to you. Join us Tuesday 3rd March for the LIVE chat on Youtube and Facebook from 8:00pm AEDT.

Earth Cadet: Inside 'Exit Wounds' and the Bendigo Music Scene Episode 201 features a roundup of local gigs and festival news, a brief look at recent bushfire impacts, and an in-depth interview with Sam Edmonds from Earth Cadet - the Bendigo/Djaara alt-rock trio behind the explosive debut album EXIT WOUNDS.  From broken friendships to jagged riffs, Sam takes us inside the raw stories that shaped their sound. Sam discusses the band’s live energy, lineup changes, songwriting process, grunge and post-hardcore influences, mental health check-ins, and plans for more shows and new recordings. 🎧 Tune in for an honest, loud, and unforgettable conversation! 👉 You can also watch now: https://bit.ly/3Z2Wh8L #EarthCadet #EXITWOUNDS #AltRock #Podcast #AustralianMusic #NewEpisode

Trams, Tribute and Tangled Heartstrings - Jules Sheldon Episode 191 features Jules Sheldon and The Boundary Riders discussing the new album Electric Transport, a heartfelt tribute to Spencer P. Jones who this episode is dedicated to the memory of SPJ, which happens to be recorded on the date he was born, and the songs that shaped his sound. Jules talks about his tram obsession, songwriting as catharsis, favourite guitars, and upcoming tour dates while performing tracks like "Tramways in My Mind," "Uncles," and "When I’m Old." Jules Sheldon & The Boundary Riders Release New Album Electric Transport featuring Lead Single ‘Tramways In My Mind’ Melbourne alt-country artist Jules Sheldon returns with his fourth studio album, Electric Transport, backed by his new band The Boundary Riders. The album showcases Sheldon’s signature storytelling, blending jangly rock with punk-infused country, and draws inspiration from icons like Paul Kelly, John Prine, and R.E.M. The lead single, Tramways In My Mind, is a deeply personal track written during a difficult overseas tour, reflecting Sheldon’s connection to Melbourne’s trams and themes of comfort and nostalgia. Electric Transport explores themes of grief, memory, and resilience, with standout tracks including: ‘The Uncles’ – a tribute to mentors Spencer P. Jones and Brian Henry Hooper ‘Got Myself A Shadow’ – a love song to a family pet ‘When I’m Old’ – a poignant reflection on memory and identity Praised by peers like Kim Salmon and Mick Thomas, the album captures the raw energy of the band’s live performances and marks a triumphant return for Sheldon. Electric Transport is available now on CD, digital via Bandcamp, and streaming platforms. https://julessheldonmusic.bandcamp.com/ Join in the LIVE chat with Jules from 8:00pm AEST on Tuesday 28th October.