In this exclusive episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry, we sit down with Midnight Til Morning for their first-ever podcast interview - fresh off the Netflix global hit Building the Band. The boys open up about the whirlwind post-show experience, working with music icons like Liam Payne, comparisons to One Direction, and their debut single, co-written with Amy Allen (Harry Styles, Olivia Rodrigo) and Benson Boone.
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Produced by Daphne Berry and Imogen Rennie
Camera Crew: Machine Studios
Sound: Dylan Mitchell Frost
Editing: Daphne Berry
Music: Revilo
Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown
Logo: Samuel Burchfield
Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo
This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.
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Triple J’s Home & Hosed host Ash McGregor drops in to deep dive into the countdown dividing group chats across the country - the Hottest 100 of Australian Songs.
With voting closing this week, Ash and Daphne unpack the chaos, the controversy, and the cultural chokehold this ranking already has on the nation. As well as drop their final votes...
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When it comes to the Met Gala, everyone has an opinion but are we too quick to judge?
In this episode, we dive into the history of fashion’s biggest night, the power of Anna Wintour, and why we love (and sometimes tear down) celebrities like Zendaya and Rihanna.
With writer and cultural critic Sandy McIntyre, we unpack the line between admiration and critique, and explore how we talk about the people we idolise online.
A thoughtful and honest look at fame, beauty, and the spectacle of the Met Gala.
This week in what’s trending, we’re diving into the biggest moments from Glastonbury 2025 and it did not disappoint. From politically charged sets to surprise appearances and emotional comebacks, it was a weekend to remember.
Bob Vylan and Kneecap shook things up with powerful, unapologetic performances, proving that punk and protest are alive and loud.
The main stages were stacked with huge headliners. Olivia Rodrigo brought raw emotion and pop polish, The 1975 delivered pure chaos (in true Matty Healy form), and Neil Young gave a masterclass in timeless songwriting.
Then came the surprises: Lorde popped up unannounced, sending fans into meltdown with a stripped-back, intimate set. And Lewis Capaldi returned to the stage for the first time since 2023, visibly emotional but triumphant, reminding everyone why they fell in love with him in the first place.
If you missed it, don’t worry, we’ve got all the biggest moments, performances, and wildest crowd reactions wrapped up for you right here.
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Actor, writer, comedian, podcaster and pop culture oracle Louis Hansen (Everybody Has A Secret) joins Daphne for an unfiltered and hilarious episode diving into music shame, Spotify DJ guilt, AUX cord etiquette, closeted Hilary Duff stans and the emotional chaos of being a people-pleaser with taste.
This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt judged for their playlist, pretended to like a band to impress someone, or built a fake picnic setup to seem artistic.
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TRENDING THIS WEEK: Fred Again.. threw NYC into chaos with a secret pop-up show with Skepta - mysterious Twitch streams, fake ticket links, influencer backlash, and thousands left waiting outside Brooklyn Paramount. Did he choose clout over community?
Coldplay's 'Yellow' turns 25 - we dive into the emotional backstory of the track that launched their career and still hits hard in 2025.
Big news from ARIA Charts: starting Sept 1, only music released in the last 2 years will be eligible for the main Singles and Albums charts - giving fresh artists a better shot.
Timbaland is in hot water after using a producer’s beat without permission to demo his new AI artist, TaTa. What does this mean for the future of music and artistic ownership?
Glastonbury 2025 kicks off with drama: from sound issues to political controversy with Kneecap, and secret set rumours from Dua Lipa, Lewis Capaldi & Confidence Man.
Was Fred Again’s rollout a genius move or a mess?
Are the ARIA chart changes good for Aussie music?
Will AI ruin or revolutionise music? Let us know in the comments below!
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In this episode we speak with Matt Hey AKA Alright Hey, has joined us for our first ever deep dive and his topic Kylie fkn Minogue.
TRENDING THIS WEEK: Sabrina Carpenter announces surprise album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ - and the internet is losing it over the 'controversial' cover.
Addison Rae’s debut album ‘Addison’ gets an 8 from Pitchfork and is stirring major debate about industry plants, reinvention, and what makes a "real" pop star?
Plus: Cole Escola wins a Tony for ‘Oh Mary!’, Aussie music streaming hits a historic low, and we say goodbye to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys.
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In this powerful new episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry, Tash Sultana peels back the layers and gets real about everything that’s led them to Return to the Roots — their most vulnerable, soul-baring EP to date.
From the early days of busking to international fame, we dive deep into the moments that shaped Tash’s identity — and nearly broke it. They open up about the pressure of being turned into a “money-making machine,” the experience of rehab, living with chronic illness, supporting their wife through a cancer diagnosis, and the complex relationship between mental health, medication, and creativity.
We explore the stories behind each track — from the old-school looping and raw honesty of “Milk and Honey,” to the pain and resilience behind “Hold On” and the chaos of “Hazard to Myself.” Tash reflects on reclaiming their artistry, stepping outside the shadow of “Jungle,” and what it truly means to make music for no one but yourself.
With their U.S. tour around the corner and a new sense of power behind the music, this is Tash like you’ve never heard them before — stripped back, unfiltered, and fully in control.
Created by Daphne BerryProduced by Daphne Berry and Imogen RennieCamera Crew: Jack ShepherdSound: Dylan Mitchell FrostEditing: Daphne BerryMusic: ReviloIllustrations: Joe Neathway BrownLogo: Samuel BurchfieldFilmed on location at The Tumble Club, WaterlooThis episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.Follow us!Instagram: @airingyourdirtylaundryTikTok: @AiringYourDirtyLaundry
In this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry, host Daphne Berry sits down with Spacey Jane’s Kieran Lama and Caleb Harper for an exclusive deep dive into their new album, If That Makes Sense.
The Fremantle indie rock favourites open up about the raw themes behind their third studio album - heartbreak, faith, family, and personal transformation. Caleb shares the emotional journey that shaped the record, from confronting childhood trauma and fractured relationships to leaving the church and finding himself through music.
Recorded between Fremantle and Los Angeles with acclaimed producer Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys), If That Makes Sense sees Spacey Jane expand their sonic palette with tape machines, synths, and their most vulnerable lyrics to date. Daphne and the band discuss creative risks, recording techniques, and the stories behind the songs that are already resonating with fans across Australia and beyond.
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Camera Crew: Machine Studios
Sound: Machine Studios
Editing: Daphne Berry
Music: Revilo
Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown
Logo: Samuel Burchfield
Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo
This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.
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In this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry, Daphne is joined by Tony Burke MP, Australia’s Minister for the Arts. With the federal election around the corner, the pair dive into the current state of the music industry in Australia - from the devastating wave of festival cancellations to the barriers artists face in accessing funding and making music a full-time job. They unpack the challenges of reforming outdated systems, Daphne questions what the government is doing to support the creative economy, and why investing in the arts is more crucial than ever.
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Camera Crew: Jack Shepherd
Sound: Luke Fuller
Editing: Daphne Berry
Music: Revilo
Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown
Logo: Samuel Burchfield
Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo
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Daphne caught up with Amelia Moore on her recent visit to Australia for a Quick Cycle interview.Created by Daphne BerryProduced by Daphne Berry and Imogen RennieThis episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.Follow us!Instagram: @airingyourdirtylaundryausTikTok: @airingyourdirtylaundry
In this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry, Daphne is joined by Roy and Ngalakan Wanambi of King Stingray. The duo reflects on their upbringing in North East Arnhem Land, sharing their deep connection to Country, music, and culture. They open up about the influence of Yothu Yindi and other local artists, the importance of family, and how their environment shaped their unique sound. They also discuss life on the road, the responsibilities of leadership, and how they bring culture to the forefront of their music.
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Produced by Daphne Berry and Imogen Rennie
Camera Crew: Machine Studios
Sound: Machine Studios
Editing: Daphne Berry
Music: Revilo
Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown
Logo: Samuel Burchfield
Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo
This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.
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Daphne caught up with Tom Coll from Fontaines DC in while they were on tour in Australia for a Quick Cycle interview.
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Dua Lipa turned public criticism into fuel for reinvention. When early performances were mocked, she trained rigorously, evolving into a confident performer. Her disco-inspired album Future Nostalgia defied trends, won Grammys, and solidified her artistry. Rather than following industry expectations, she embraced a bold creative vision. By taking risks and controlling her narrative, Dua transformed skepticism into respect. Her journey proves that reinvention isn’t just about change—it’s about owning your evolution and proving doubters wrong through consistent, really hard work!This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.Follow us on instagram: @airingyourdirtylaundryausFollow us on TikTok @airingyourdirtylaundry
Daphne talks to Mallrat in this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry.Created by Daphne BerryProduced by Daphne Berry and Imogen RennieCamera Crew: Machine StudiosSound: Machine StudiosEditing: Daphne BerryMusic: ReviloIllustrations: Joe Neathway BrownLogo: Samuel BurchfieldFilmed on location at The Tumble Club, WaterlooThis episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging.
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In this episode, Daphne explores Currents and how Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker captures the emotions of heartbreak, change, and moving on.
She breaks down the album’s themes through songs like Let It Happen and Eventually, showing how Parker turns love and loss into something hypnotic and freeing. She also dives into how he wrote, recorded, produced, and performed the entire album alone in his home studio in Western Australia, creating a deeply personal and immersive sound. Through personal reflections and analysis, Daphne explains why Currents remains one of the most powerful albums ever made.
Daphne talks to Ashton and Peppa from Spacey Jane in this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry. Created by Daphne Berry Produced by Daphne Berry and Imogen Rennie Camera Crew: Machine Studios Sound: Machine Studios Editing: Daphne Berry Music: Revilo Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown Logo: Samuel Burchfield Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging. Follow us! Instagram: @airingyourdirtylaundryaus TikTok: @airingyourdirtylaundryaus
In this very first Airing Your Dirty Laundry Deep Dive, we’re taking a closer look at Charli XCX – The Rise of brat. This episode uncovers the journey that led Charli to her game-changing album brat, and how it launched her to a whole new level of stardom.
We break down everything: Was Charli always in control of her image? What was really going on behind the scenes with her record label? And we dive into the infamous Lorde feud — what’s the truth? From brat Summer to “Kamala is brat” and that viral apple dance, we spill ALL the tea on how brat reshaped Charli’s career and pop culture as a whole.
This episode is more than just a look at music; it’s a deep dive into the transformation of Charli XCX, revealing secrets, drama, and wild moments that you didn’t know you needed to hear.
Daphne talks to Sam from Ball Park Music in this episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry. Created by Daphne Berry Produced by Daphne Berry and Imogen Rennie Camera Crew: Machine Studios Sound: Machine Studios Editing: Daphne Berry Music: Revilo Illustrations: Joe Neathway Brown Logo: Samuel Burchfield Filmed on location at The Tumble Club, Waterloo This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry was filmed on Gadigal Country. We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past, present and emerging. This episode of Airing Your Dirty Laundry is sponsored by Sprout.
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