FOLLOW US:  Not a Rich Kid - Instagram - link  Challenging the Mainstream: The Journey of Working-Class Musicians Dave Graney and Clare Moore In this episode of 'Not a Rich Kid,' host Kath Dolheguy interviews Dave Graney and Clare Moore, musicians who defied the mainstream Australian post-punk scene. Starting from their working-class backgrounds, they navigated the worlds of music and creativity, from their origins in Adelaide to their adventures in the UK. They reflect on the impact of their background, their creative process, and the significance of staying true to their art despite systemic and financial challenges. The episode provides an inspiring look at their long-standing partnership and their continuous dedication to music. 00:00 Introduction to Not a Rich Kid Podcast 00:34 Meet Dave Graney and Claire Moore 02:02 Claire Moore's Early Life and Musical Journey 08:30 Dave Graney's Background and Musical Influences 14:18 Forming Bands and Early Musical Experiences 18:55 Navigating the Music Industry and Mainstream Exposure 27:26 The Early Days and Signing with a British Label 28:22 Recording in the UK: A Cultural Shift 29:16 Struggles and Survival in London 31:29 Touring Europe and Government Support 34:39 Class Awareness and the Music Industry 38:58 Jobs and Temp Work Stories 41:31 Reflections on Class and Creativity 49:40 Final Thoughts and Recommendations Also discussed:  Sister Janet MeadOasisPublic Image LtdKim SalmonYellowDave's book 'WORKSHY - My life as a bludge' Link to buy here Get in touch:  Are you a working class person who wants to pursue a creative career but don't know where to start? Get in touch via the instagram - we'd be happy to give you some advice. Tell us who you would like to hear from. Is there someone we should invite on the podcast? Let us know!  The Not a Rich Kid Team:  Kath Dolheguy  Frankie Kanatas Sarah Ryan-Linstrom  Post audio - Mike Tillbrook  Theme song:  ‘Barry Michael Takes a Train’ by Sand Pebbles - Written & performed by Ben Michael and performed and mixed by Murray Ono Jamieson.  Not a Rich Kid would not be possible without the support of:   VCA who provided studio space