yooo go follow www.soundcloud.com/PrimoEnt this kid has some next level shitttttt

Firestone was one of the big songs that helped launch Conrad Sewell's career, but it happened as he was couch surfing and trying to find his feet in a strange industry. Conrad talks about the 10th anniversary shows and some memories from back then. As well as his very different life now.

Conrad Sewell talks Firestone and more on ABC Illawarra

James Baker RIP, with words from Tex Perkins and Kim Salmon

recorded live, this is the audio version of the full youtube visual mix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szDPyLpEKTs&t=259s

Sunshine and Acid - 3 turntable vinyl mix

The Audreys have put out their first album in a decade. But in that ten years, the love vs hate, marriage vs divorce, life vs death, even Beatles vs Stones, has all led up to Ruin and Repair. 

The Audreys are playing the Heritage Hotel Bulli on Sunday and Taasha Coates joined Lindsay McDougall to talk about the record, the life experiences, and of course The Beatles vs The Stones.

Ruin and Repair with The Audreys

Do you get frustrated when you're stuck behind a slow vehicle on the road? 

Horse floats generally go pretty slow, and it can be easy to spiral into frustration... but it's probably worth remembering how your reaction can affect the safety of the driver and the horses on board. 

A recent post on Facebook from a local horse transporter got a lot of attention from the community. 

Mandy Toovey from Elite Equine Transport joined me on ABC Illawarra

Getting horses to the hospital with Mandy Toovey

The Cruel Sea have just put out a new album, years after their last, and are on the road. 

Still writing and recording almost the same way, even down to the demo tapes (now CDs), Tex Perkins joined Lindsay McDougall on ABC Illawarra to talk about the new music, the old music, making Beasts music with James Baker, and how Dan Rumour puts the guitar slide on the wrong finger, and that's part of the magic.

Cruel Sea, James Baker and Dan Rumour's magic finger with Tex Perkins

How are you at telling stories? Stories from your family, stories from your past. Stoytelling can tell the truth about history in ways that maybe a history lesson or a trip to Wikipedia can't. And hearing those stories, from different times and different cultures, can be a passport to another world.

Lilli Rodriguez-Pang was born to a Pipil Indian mother and a Portuguese father and bred right here in Australia, and realised that unlike other countries there wasn't a dedicated multilingual storytelling festival here. So decided to make one and have it right here in Wollongong!

It's happening this Friday and Saturday at Wollongong Town Hall and Lilli Rodriguez-Pang joined LIndsay McDougall on ABC Illawarra to talk about storytelling and tell a story of her own.

Telling stories in Wollongong from all over the world.

The South China Sea decision, explained

What should you do when your parents disapprove of your sweetheart? Hack talks to a Romeo and Juliet from Western Sydney and gets answers from a relationships expert. 

What to do when your parents disapprove of your partner

Reporter Jo Lauder chases the science of the drop.

Meet two young Australians heading to California to work with Elon Musk and design the "fifth mode" of transport.

Is the Hyperloop the transport of the future?

Shoving the J into journalism, Hack covers current affairs, music, politics and culture with youth in mind. 

Reporter Jo Lauder chases the science of the drop.

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