Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

International Women's Day was on 8 March in 2026 and this show features 23 songs by 23 different Australian female artists. These include Emma Donovan, Liz Stringer, Madeline Leman, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Freya Josephine Hollick, Charlie Needs Braces, Sadie Mustoe, Angie McMahon, Daily Toll, Mega Fäuna, Julia Jacklin, Molly Mckew, Sweetie, Maple Glider, Siobhan Cotchin, Ruby Gill, Emma Russack, Carla Geneve, Georgia Knight, Mika James, Camp Cope, Folk Bitch Trio and Clea.Deezer playlist here

Car wheels on a gravel road (13/3/26) with Tiff = Blues soul, americana soul, celtic folk and folk rock music from new releases plus digging into the crate from the 70's. This episode we hear Christone "KINGFISH" Ingram, Mick Fleetwood and Friends, Reb Fountain, Garrett Kato, Sam Barber, Jeffrey Martin, Dallas Crane, Mia Dyson, Jobi Riccio, Fleetwood Mac, Foy Vance, Nanci Griffith, Things of Stone and Wood, Mumford and Sons, Ella Roberts, Bruce Springteen, The Waterboys, Bob Seger and the The Silver Bullet Band, Elvis Presley, Gregory Alan Isakov and Kingfishr.. Whoa,, what a mix!! 

Greta is back from a break, the coffee's hitting the spot and we have tasty treats. This show starts with a sweet downfall and a sweet declines - courtesy of Regina Spektor and Beth Orton - just two examples of the segment "the CD that glued itself to the car CD player". Other artists featured include Hilltop Hoods, Dan Sultan, Danny Walsh Banned, Courtney Barnett, The Mavis', Baker Boy, Van William, Noah Cyrus, Sly and the Family Stone, The Tallest Man on Earth, Lake Street Dive and The Staple Singers. Our regular Cave Dive sees us dust off a 1992 angsty track from Nick's "Henry's Dream" album.

          Ahoy there Froggers1.          Two new 2026 releases for you this week, and a brand new band for us to add to this   weeks BFRH Playlist .  Country Joe & The Fish - The Fish Cheer & I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag the reason should be obvious, but he also recently passed way at the age of 84.2.      Robin Trower because there is a remastered repackaged release from the live in Sweden album.  Recorded at the Stockholm Concert Hall in Sweden on 3 February 1975 for the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, it was released on vinyl in 1976.  we give you all the info you will need, so come inside and find out about it3.    Mule fans check out this Cactus track if you haven’t already. 4.    This weeks BFRH long song of the week is of historical importance. If not for Voodoo Chile there would have been no voodoo child. Voodoo Chile" was recorded at the Record Plant in New York City, after a late night jam session with Hendrix Experience drummer Mitch Mitchell, organist Steve Winwood, and bassist Jack Cassady. The song became the basis for "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)", recorded by the Experience the next day and one of Hendrix's best-known songs.  In the UK, "Voodoo Chile" was also used as the title of the 1970 single release of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)", which has caused confusion regarding the two songs.  There you go Frog  Thanks for your support   Please listen, share, like, follow.     Hooorooooo    Bullfrog

Join Tiff and Ange as we celebrate the women who helped shape the sound of Australian rock in our show, Oz Rock Queens!On International Women’s Day, we pay tribute to the queens of Aussie rock. We feature such amazing women artists as Carol Lloyd, Wendy Saddington, Sarah McLeod, Adalita, Anita Lane, Courtney Barnett, Mia Dyson, Loretta Miller, Ruby Fields and Alex Lahey. We also pay homage to those rockin’ front women of the Divinyls, Baby Animals, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, Full Flower Moon Band, Lady Valiant and Amyl and the Sniffers as well as some awesome badass rock chick bands- Stonefield, Hot Machine, Camp Cope and Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers.So much great music to enjoy from some of the Queens of Oz Rock!

THE ACOUSTIC CAFÉ is a fortnightly program featuring a mix of singer – songwriter, Celtic, Cajun, global roots, traditional and contemporary folk, blues, country blues, bluegrass, country, old timey and Americana music from Australia and around the world. Live to air, 8pm, every second Tuesday.In this edition of The Acoustic Café we preview the music of artists appearing at the 2026 Yackandandah Folk Festival.Playlist:1.            Amarillo - Run Rabbit Run2.           Candice McLeod & The Sweetwaters Choir - The Water.3.           Charley Castle - Poison the Well 4.           Chris While and Julie Matthews - Even The Desert Bears a Seed5.           Dallahan - Dutch Courage6.           Ella Hooper - Small Town Temple7.           Elly Mck & The Unbelievers Don't Stay Away 8.           Gráinne Hunt - Let Go 9.           Grand Baxter - Holy Signs10.          Great Aunt -  The Inventor11.           Hana and Jessie-Lee's Bad Habits- The Tallest of Tales12.          Inn Echo - If Only 13.          Jack Gregory - Waiting On The Rain14.          Joshua Batten - Open Box 15.          Julian James & Becci Kate - Looking for a Light 16.           Kerryn Fields - Until You17.           Les Thomas and Band - The Ghost of Melbourne City18.           Lloyd Spiegel -   Blood Out Of A Stone 19.           Lucy Wise Trio- Wreck of the Dandenong 20.          Mast Gully Fellers  - No Time 21.           Norwood - Old Bones 22.          Ranagri - The Hare 23.          San Miguel Fraser  Xustans Sessions - La Jota del Guiri  Exteberritarrak24.          Scott Cook - Song For A Pilgrim25.          Small Town Romance - Wild Boys26.          JC and the Tree - Sunday Coffee27.          The Beez - I'm Never Gonna Be Barry White28.          The Deserters - Blues Tram29.          Toby Mobbs  - Over & Out30.          Tony McManus- Jackie Coleman's/The Milliner's Daughter/Rakish Paddy/Connor Dunn's31.            Wicker Suite - The Way That It Was (Ode To A Small Town)32.          Windbourne - Fire in the Hole33.          Winter Wilson- Doreen And Joe Thank you for listening. 

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they use their feet to count the number of times this artist has appeared on the show, and they can inform you that it indeed twice. No need for fingers…Marc Cheeseman is a fine example of the benefits of going fingerless…in fact, there is a good chance that Shippa is going to go fingerless when he goes to see Mr Cheeseman with his band Fingerless later this week…no bad luck on this Friday 13th! It’s the band’s official album launch, and the songs on it are definitely guaranteed to get two thumbs up! An excellent repeat visit to promote Repeater, the new album.Part 2: Tony and Shippa get stuck into some new submissions from up and coming artists in the second half of the show. Catch tracks from STAHR (Brisbane), The Great Emu War Casualties (Melbourne), Bad//Dreems (Adelaide), The Petrov Affair (Sydney), Kelly Brouhaha (Northern Rivers, NSW), Heavenly (UK), Jazzparty (Melbourne), Kris Mizzi (Melbourne), moonsea (Melbourne) and Mac The Knife (South Sydney), with Shippa’ Surprise describing Shippa as a Happy Pessimistic People Person Introvert…how did they know?!!!

Hear new music from Aldous Harding, Carla Dal Forno, Ruby Fields and more. Full playlist here.

Robynne and Janet present an hour of updates about happenings at the Yack Women's Shed, with this month's songlist celebrating International Women's Day. 

Charles showcases nearly an hour of shoegaze music, ranging from My Bloody Valentine to Drop Nineteens

Ash Naylor has been a staple of the live music scene in Melbourme for over 3 decades. Today we take a one hour look at some of his musical highlights through the bands Rail, Even and his solo projects. We also look at music from Toronto's Charlotte Cornfield, Matt Berninger and Festival of Small Halls touring pair Canada's Irish Mythen and Adelaide's Kaurna Cronin.Deezer playlist here

Garret T. Willie - Hypnotist (06:06) ******NEW 2026***** Blues Traveler - The Mountains Win Again (05:05) Roy Clark & Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Justice Blues (06:23) Jason Ricci & Joe Krown - My Mama Told Me So (06:17) John Hammond - Get Behind The Mule (05:54) Duane Allman - John Hammond / Shake For Me (02:42)  Bonnie Raitt, Lowell George & John Hammond - I Can't Be Satisfied (Live) (07:21) Towner Galaher -  One For McGriff (05:11) Mitch Ryder - Soul Kitchen (12:58) ******NEW 2026***** Guitar Shorty - How Blue Can You Get (10:43) Gary Moore feat. Albert Collins - Cold, Cold Feeling (07:18) Ray Charles - Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’ (04:40) Aron Burton - You've Been Gone Too Long (07:41) Ahoy Froggers, RIP to John Hammond Jr.   He gets a bracket all to himself.This weeks BFRH playlist for you to gaze and stare at, and in some cases ask why or how did that get included.On the surface valid questions indeed, and hopefully we give credible answers, but not here, cos we really want you to dive into the podcast and listen instead giving you the answer here.  We think we have the answers to the questions you may ask, so come on in and of course open up your mind and off course your ears.Thanks for your support Please listen, share, like, follow.  Hooorooooo  Bullfrog

DJ Nigey Nige and Michael driving the show tonight and playing a lot of tunes that fit with the theme 'Use Filters' (or do they).  We also play a few tunes to celebrate Nigey Nige's brother Russell's 60th birthday.

In this episode we look at two of the greatest guitarists of all time Carlos Santana and Jimi Hendrix.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they venture over the high seas in search of that elusive Cetacean that has been singing its way along the coast whilst chewing on Gummy Bears…yes, you may think that they have been chewing on special gummies, but the lads actually chat to A Whale Called Phoenix, or at least Jimmy Pollock from the band. Climb aboard and discover the origin of the name, the tales of the crew and hear some incredible whale music!Part 2: Tony and Shippa get stuck into some new submissions from up and coming artists in the second half of the show. Catch tracks from Chelsea Costar (Brisbane), Large (Canada), Abby Barnes (Melbourne), Ratboys (Chicago), Embrace (West Yorkshire), REFLEKTA (Central Coast, NSW), Most Epic Dream (Adelaide), Thrillhouse (Brighton, UK), Gimmy (Mullumbimby) and Shorehaven (Perth), with Shippa’s Surprise taking no Excuses from him for any misunderstandings in communication!

Scott's flying solo today as Greta takes a Tuesday off. Events at Beechworth Biennale, Stanley Spring Ditch, Rutherglen Taste of Art Prize and a Quercus Community Garden gig all get a mention with music from DRMNGNOW, Amaya Laucirica, The CD stuck in the car player segment includes albums by Silversun Pickups, Tori Amos, Michael Franti and Regina Spektor. Elsewhere Anna Smyrk,  Kurt Vile and Coutney Barnett figure prominently. There's also a track to close from the legendary Australian band Big Smoke in honour of the (late) Adrian Slasttery stage at Spring Ditch.

Hear new music from Swapmeet, Courtney Barnett, Hermitude, Trials and more. Full playlist here.

This show features new music from Gunai woman Kirli Saunders and her collaborator Mark Chester Harding who record under the name Cooee. New music from Nat Pavlovic, Danny Walsh Banned, Newcastle indie band Stagger, Courtney Barnett, Mega Fäuna, Ratboys and some 2025 tracks from Hotline TNT, pôt-pot, Floodlights, The Northern Folk and Georgia Knight - which includes a 2022 live in studio, very early version of 'Cut You Loose' played on Georgia's now famous autoharp.Deezer playlist here

Ahoy Froggers,We have a new assistant here on BFRH. She is Irish and her name is Niamh and she helping us with BFRH.  Something else to give you a quick heads up about is there is some background noise in this weeks BFRH Voice overs in a very small amount. I had a light aircraft flying over my house when i was trying to record .We have fabulous women included in this weeks BFRH playlist for you to wrap your ears around, we also have included two tunes from Phil Guy. The first one is an instrumental and you would never know it was him, so that is why he gets 2 goes on BFRH, Rory Gallagher and his first band - Taste after a long absence are back and same could be said for Mark Lemhouse.Keith Scott Blues, Tommy Lepson and Robert "Bilbo" Walker  are all making there debut's on BFRH, so come inside, somebody here on this weeks BFRH playlist may be exactly what you are looking for, but you just don't know it as yet.                Thanks for your support                 Please listen, share, like, follow.                  Hooorooooo                 Bullfrog BFRH_Opening_The Doors then Big Joe Shelton ( 6:49) Mark Lemhouse - You Can't Get that Stuff No More (04:09) Junior Wells - One Room Country Shack (Live) (07:51) Taste - featuring Rory Gallagher - Leavin' Blues (04:10) Tommy Lepson Band - Back Door Man (05:40) Sugar Pie DeSanto-Rock Me Baby (live).flac ( 3:53) Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Didnt It Rain - 1947 (02:39) Memphis Minnie - Hoodoo Lady (03:03) Phil Guy - Professor's Boogie (07:06) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Gloria (10:09) Freddie Roulette - Laundry Mat Blues (10:33) Robert "Bilbo" Walker - Goin' To The Train Station (06:01) Phil Guy - Bad Luck Boy (Born Under A Bad Sign) (09:02) Christone "Kingfish" Ingram - Outside Of This Town (Live) (08:55) Keith Scott Blues - Strut That Stuff (06:35) BFRH_Rory, Rory,Rory_Complete_2025_.wav (10:21) That's all folks

Greta and Scott present 90 minutes of chat, music and community news to get your day off to a vibrant start. Music wise we have Tim Rogers / You Am I, Charlotte Cornfield, Ben Lee, Regina Spektor, Black Sorrows, Eilen Jewell, Danny Walsh Banned, the late Chris Wilson, Guns N' Roses, Silverada, Hoodoo Gurus, Hilltop Hoods and our now regular Cave-dive - plucking out a relic from the vast Nick Cave catalogue.