Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they rummage through the freezer, trying to get the very last Golden Gaytime from the depths! Who wins? Well, we all do as Jane Harvey arrives in the studio to share a whole box load of tales from her life in the band The Golden Gaytimes! But wait…what folly is this? There are no ice-creams involved? Nooooo! But there is a whole lot of amazing music from this very talented and entertaining band from Maitland. Make sure you grab a serviette before listening in…you’ll be drooling!

Part 2: Tony and Shippa discuss new and old tracks from current Indie Artists, former Indie Artists and a classic or two. On this podcast, we introduce Señor Tabby (Hobart), Joan and The Giants (Melbourne via WA), The Salarymen (Sydney), Michael Burrows (Melbourne), Zolton (Sydney), King Husky (Oslo, Norway), CJ Commerford and The Supertones (Melbourne), The Audreys (Adelaide), Cusp (Chicago), The Hives (New York City) and Private Wives (Woollongong), with Shippa’s Surprise flopping around like a Ragdoll, after multiple temptations via Insta reels!

Car wheels on a gravel road #125 - With Tiff. Monday nights 8 -10pm. Tonight kicks off with a tribute to Ace Frehley. Hot new releases by Al Matcott, Floodlights, Jen Lush, Reb Fountain, Ruth Hazleton, Carla Geneve, Hollerhead, Sylvie, Henry Wagons and Queenie, Jesse Welles, Margo Price, Brandi Carlile, Foy Vance, Buddy Guy, Pete Murray, Sam Fender, Charlotte Le Lievre, Willie Nelson and Colter Wall.. Oct 17th was an auspicious day for the release of new music. Also some older tunes by Renee Geyer, The Animals, Michael Menager, Swimming Bell, and of course KISS.. 

Hear new music from Courtney Barnett, Floodlights, Emma Donovan, Anna Smyrk and more. Full playlist here.

Will and Alfie chat about cricket, their weekend activities and spin tracks from The Cranberries, Kiss, Bon Jovi, Tears for Fears and Foster the People to name a few.

This show features pt 1 of a two-part interview with Georgia Knight ahead of the release of her debut album 'Beanpole' on 31 Oct. Speaking of that "Halloween" timing it coincides with new releases from Molly Mckew, Hatchie and Mega Fäuna each of whom are on this show. The 1995 Time Machine kicks off this show with UK trip-hop band Ruby before we focus on Tricky and Swervedriver. Elsewhere new music from Glasgow brother-sister duo Cloth, Eldorado's Angie Brauman, San Diego indie pop artist Sylvie, Minneapolis indie electronic act POLIÇA, sought after Welsh producer Cate Le Bon and French / Boston singer-songwriter Melissa Weikart. Oh and as we approach the end of 2025 I dust off my No.1 song from 2024.
Playlist here