This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of First Wine of the Day. It's New Year's Day, the final show, and the ironed-on Woodfordians are the only ones left standing. Harley missed the three minutes of silence after “overestimating his New Year’s Eve resilience.” Nikki spent hers at the pond thinking about her dog. Bars manager Linus turns up running on fumes but still manages to school everyone on Sauvignon Blanc. Business as usual.

The astrologer said we're heading into seven of the greatest years ever to unfold on planet Earth. The Forest of Goodwill campaign is well underway, with the community steadily working toward its 5.7 million dollar goal. And somewhere under the AmphiGrande sign, there may or may not be buried treasure — courtesy of comedian Shad Wicka, who also reads the most heartfelt, hilarious love letter to Woodford you'll hear all year. Thea Newton pulls back the curtain on the Great Band Competition — 68 musicians, 15 randomly assembled bands, 24 hours to make something extraordinary. Holly Austin makes a live pitch for Kite Choir, an international peace project involving 200 kites, children's voices from around the world, and a sky full of sound. And Sunshine Coast brothers Frank and Louis, aged 17 and 19, close out the entire series with a song that makes Harley wish his kids were watching.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who's ever been converted to something they didn't think they wanted to go to
• People who believe the world is about to get a lot better — cosmically speaking
• Anyone who knows that the last day of a festival belongs to a very special kind of human

Dive in to hear about:

• Shad Wicka's letter to Woodford — from cult sceptic to true believer in five days
• What Puglia, Italy has in common with the whole of Australia — a wine fact that will surprise you
• How 68 strangers became 15 bands in 24 hours at the Great Band Competition

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE:

Frank & Louis: https://www.instagram.com/frankandlouismusic

Holly Austin: https://www.hollyaustin.net

Shad Wicka: https://www.instagram.com/wickedshad

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

A Forest of Goodwill: https://aforestofgoodwill.woodfordia.com

CREDITS:

Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Shad Wicka, Thea Newton, Holly Austin, Frank & Louis, Linus Wilson

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"I think it is a place that brings out the best in people."-- Kate Miller-Heidke

This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of First Wine of the Day. It's New Year's Eve, day five, Harley's voice is nearly gone, and Nikki Britton almost missed the show after getting stuck in her swimmers in a festival bathroom. Business as usual.

Bar manager and sommelier Linus Wilson breaks down aromatic grapes, orange wine, and the one food and wine pairing you should never attempt. Harley's eldest son Leonard drops in as surprise co-host and promptly roasts his father in front of a live audience. Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall play a brand new song born out of Melbourne's COVID lockdown — a darkly funny apocalypse plan about the people you'd actually want in your corner when the ship goes down. And the Mast Gully Fellers close out day five with two songs about pubs, gold miners, and the eternal Australian pursuit of a cold drink after six o'clock.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who's ever loved a place so much it changes the way they move through the world
• People who spent COVID lockdown making questionable plans and even more questionable decisions
• Anyone knows someone who’s been kicked out of a pub and still thinks they were in the right

Dive in to hear about:

• Why Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall have been coming to Woodford since they were teenagers — and why they met here, fell for each other here, and keep coming back
• The apocalypse survival song Kate and Keir wrote during Melbourne's 100-day lockdown — and the people they'd need in their corner
• Leonard Breen's New Year's resolution: less girlfriends, more dirt bikes

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE: 

Kate Miller-Heidke: https://www.katemillerheidke.com 

Keir Nuttall: https://www.keirnuttall.com 

Mast Gully Fellas: https://www.instagram.com/mastgullyfellers 

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au 

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

CREDITS: 

Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Kate Miller-Heidke, Keir Nuttall, Mast Gully Fellers, Linus Wilson, Leonard Breen

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #KateMiller-Heidke #KeirNuttall #MastGullyFellers #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #NikkiBritton #LivePodcast #Woodfordia #NewYearsEve #FolkMusic #LiveMusic #Comedy #OrangeWine

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of First Wine of the Day. Day four, and Harley Breen and Nikki Britton are running on fumes, festival feeling, and a very good chilled red. They'd already cried before the show started — two men had just got married on the hill, and their friends sang to them. That's Woodford.

Bar manager and sommelier Linus Wilson opens with a lesson in Beaujolais-style winemaking, Professor Ian Lowe delivers one of the most quietly galvanising conversations about our relationship with the natural world you'll hear anywhere, The Cartridge Family play two songs about tolerance and mismatched love, and Katie Noonan — in her 30th year at Woodford — closes the show with a performance dedicated to Quandamooka Country.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who needs a reminder that the natural world is worth fighting for — and that the fight is winnable
• Anyone who loves a love story between two people who probably shouldn't work — but absolutely do
• Anyone who's ever cried at a Folk Festival and didn't even try to stop

Dive in to hear about:

• The hoop pine Ian Lowe planted at the first Woodford Folk Festival — now standing 20 metres tall
• Why Professor Ian Lowe believes we're pulling random bricks out of the wall of life — and what we owe the generations coming after us
• Katie Noonan's 30th Woodford, her 30th album, and a song performed on the 30th of December — some things are just meant to happen

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE:

Katie Noonan: https://www.katienoonan.com.au

The Cartridge Family: https://www.instagram.com/the_cartridge_family_band

Professor Ian Lowe: https://experts.griffith.edu.au/9862-ian-lowe

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

CREDITS:

Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Professor Ian Lowe, Rusty Berther & The Cartridge Family, Katie Noonan, Linus Wilson

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #KatieNoonan #IanLowe #TheCartridgeFamily #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #NikkiBritton #LivePodcast #Woodfordia #Biodiversity #FolkMusic #Conservation #Comedy #LiveMusic

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of First Wine of the Day. Day three, and Harley Breen has finally had a shower. With Nikki Britton stranded on the Bruce Highway (again), comedian Oliver Clark steps in as co-host — and promptly gets upstaged by a surprise grandma in full polyester, and the national treasure that is Dr. Karl.

Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki breaks down the three-part formula behind his seemingly infinite knowledge, sings a surprisingly committed rendition of Bad Case of Loving You, and reminds us all that science is simply a way to not get fooled. Then UK folk troubadour Beans on Toast, fresh off his first ever Woodford appearances the day before, drops in to play two songs — opening with the kind of song that sneaks up on you with Send Me a Bird, before closing out with the crowd singalong Beano, a love letter to Australian slang.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who's ever had their faith in humanity restored by a community
• People who want to know how Dr. Karl actually knows everything
• Anyone who needs a good cry followed immediately by a singalong about prawns

Dive in to hear about:

• What happens when your co-host gets stranded on the Bruce Highway and someone's grandma shows up instead
• The three-part formula Dr. Karl uses to make complex knowledge stick — and why a surprise midnight visit from a Hollywood A-lister is involved
• Beans on Toast finding a home at Woodford on his very first visit

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE:

Beans on Toast: https://www.beansontoastmusic.com

Dr. Karl: https://drkarl.com

Oliver Clark: https://www.instagram.com/theoliverclark

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

CREDITS:

Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Oliver Clark, Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki, Beans on Toast, Granny

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #DrKarl #BeansOnToast #OliverClark #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #NikkiBritton #LivePodcast #Woodfordia #FolkMusic #LiveMusic #Comedy

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- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of First Wine of the Day. Harley Breen and co-host Nikki Britton open with one of the most quietly beautiful moments Radio Woodfordia has captured — the story of a she-oak walking stick, a stranger's generosity, and a carving made from a sapling found during a wilderness rites of passage ceremony. It's the kind of story that reminds you why Woodford exists.

Poet Nick Grivas then takes the room by storm with his searing and uncomfortably accurate slam piece Chasing Cheap Dopamine, Bobby Alu plays the song that soundtracked the birth of Harley's first child, bars manager Linus Wilson finally explains what orange wine actually is, and the Beddy Rays close out with their very first Woodford performance.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who needs to feel something real today
• People who've ever been handed an unexpected gift by a stranger
• Anyone who's checked their phone at least once while listening to this

Dive in to hear about:

• A she-oak walking stick, a family heirloom, and a gift returned
• Chasing Cheap Dopamine — slam poetry for the accidental cyborg in all of us
• The truth about orange wine (and why sediment is your friend)

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE:

Bobby Alu: https://www.bobbyalu.com

Nick Grivas Liquid Lyrics: https://www.instagram.com/liquid_lyrics

Beddy Rays: https://www.beddyrays.com/

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

CREDITS:

Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Nick Grivas, Bobby Alu, Linus Wilson, Beddy Rays

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Town Cryer: Ché Pritchard

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #BobbyAlu #NickGrivas #BeddyRays #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #NikkiBritton #SlamPoetry #LivePodcast #Woodfordia

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- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was recorded live from the Woodford Folk Festival as part of the 'First Wine of the Day' and might just be better to watch on youtube if you can (not while driving please)

Harley Breen alongside his cohost Nikki Britton, who arrives fashionably late after spending 12 hours on the Bruce Highway, light up the Piano Bar delighting the crowd with lots of cracking guests. fruity wine and funnies to keep you giggling. The ep features a custom-built pram vehicle (featuring trap doors, LED lights, an underground esky and a nutty contraption). We introduce a man described as 'Woodford', Costa Georgiadis, who as no beef with his new mate Brett Blake, and a surprise musical performance from the spectacular Jen Wynter.

Costa shares why Woodford lit a fire in him that hasn't stopped burning since Bill first extended the invite. The importance of building mud pie kitchens in the children's festival to performing covers in Greek while wearing a silver unitard at 2am, Costa embodies the playful, joyful spirit that makes Woodford wild and special and weird in the best kind of way.

Settle in, you might learn a thing or two about wine as well from Woodford's wine connoisseur and Bars Manager Linus Wilson. Muck Yeah!

This episode is for:

• Anyone who needs a bloody laugh
• People whose friends went to First Wine and feel FOMO they missed it
• Anyone who's felt isolated by modern technology
• Parents looking for ways to pass on childlike wonder
• Festival-goers who understand why Woodford feels like coming home

Dive in to hear about:

• "Worm alerts"
• The Bruce Highway and muck in the bottom of fine wine
• How to build a multi-purpose Radio Woodfordia promo vehicle
• How to play Scrabble and give nil f*cks about a live show right next to you. Awesome.

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival and FWOD next year visit: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE:

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

Nikki Britton: https://www.instagram.com/thenikkibritton

Costa Georgiadis: https://costasworld.com.au/

Jen Wynter: https://www.jennywynter.com/

Brett Blake: https://www.brettblake.com.au/

CREDITS: Hosts: Harley Breen, Nikki Britton

Guests: Costa Georgiadis, Brett Blake, Jenny Winter, Linus Wilson

Producer: Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Executive Producers: Benny Wallington, Georgia Shaw

Artwork: Hannah Rose

Social Media: Eliza Cowan

Assistant: Madeline Corcoran

Town Cryer: Ché Pritchard

Camera Operators: Amelie Barham, Ben 'Tofty' Toft

Video editing: Amelie Barham

Music by: The East Pointers

Special thanks: Linus and the Piano Bar team Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #CostaGeorgiadis #BrettBlake #JennyWinter #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #NikkiBritton #GardeningAustralia #Woodfordia #LivePodcast

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- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this episode, Harley sits down with Katie Noonan. It's Katie's 30th year at Woodford, and she's just finished her 30th studio album - serendipitous! 

Katie's Woodford journey started in 1995 when she won the Woodford band competition (prize: a ticket to next year's festival). That hook worked, and she's been back every year since, volunteering, performing with her band george, performing solo, with her family, and now with her new album "Alone But All One," which she's premiering at the festival.

But this isn't just a musician's story. It's about growiing up with the opera-singing mum and witnessing the super talented Jeff Buckley at 18, before deciding to become a "musical weirdo." Katie now runs the Eumundi School of Music to provide children with free music education and still references Woodford as her church.

This episode is for:

• Musicians wondering if they can survive making art in the streaming era
• Parents trying to explain to their kids why music matters more than money
• Anyone who's ever left Woodford wondering "why can't life be like this?"

Dive in to hear about:

• Taking on Jeff Buckley's five-octave range (the ultimate artistic challenge)
• Brisbane's unique 90s music scene 
• The joys and struggles of Woodford camping

To learn more about Katie Noonan: https://www.katienoonan.com.au/

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Katie Noonan

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah, Bree Hickson-Jamieson, Georgia Shaw

Video editing: Amelie Barham

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #KatieNoonan #George #WoodfordFolkFestival #JeffBuckley #AustralianMusic #HarleyBreen #Woodfordia

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

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- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Harley sits down with Chelsea, the circus programmer who's been shaping what happens under the big top at Woodford for the past decade.

She's someone who's seen the festival from every angle, first as a punter drawn in by friends working the pedal-powered juice bar, then as a performer touring her own contemporary circus company (Scotch and Soda, Cantina), and now as the one deciding who gets to step into that big top circular space at Woodfordia.

Chelsea's story is about choosing creative freedom over institutional validation.. These days she splits her time between programming aerial acts and teaching the fundamentals of being human to five-year-olds, and somehow both jobs make perfect sense.

This episode is for:

• Programmers and curators navigating the messy reality of building festival programs
• Circus artists wondering what it takes to start
• Parents who build carts for their kids and are looking for tips

Dive in to hear about why:

• The buggy meet is a legitimate highlight of the festival where families line up to discuss their carts like hotted-up cars
• A 16-year-old aerialist who came as a punter five years ago, stayed in the circus tent the entire festival, and is now performing at Woodford
• Programming is a puzzle where "it still seems a bit out of order and I'm a bit unsure... but it all kind of works"

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

To learn more about the circus programme: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/programme/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Chelsea Mcguffin

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah, Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Video Editing: Nicholas Haddow

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #CircusProgrammer #TrashTestDummies #Astrodinotto #ContemporaryCircus #FestivalLife #HarleyBreen #Woodfordia

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- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Harley sits down with three members of Dizzy Days (Aisling, EJ, and Bridget – with Mikaela absent in Melbourne), Brisbane's disco-dance-pop-band, who came together through unlikely connection: a mysterious Facebook post and an awkward audition.

The band is a unique blend of each member's cultural influence, but the artists have found cosmic chemistry in their unlikely network. The trio shares their stories through the years, and how they've mastered the art of staying in haunted prisons and national park bungalows to keep within tour budget.

They're aware about what it takes to survive as emerging artists: never playing for exposure, making the most of resources provided (airport bikkies), and accepting that being a musician now means being an influencer, whether you like it or not.

This episode is for:

• Emerging bands learning the economics of touring
• Musicians wondering if formal training helps or harms creativity
• Artists navigating the pressure of algorithms

Dive in to hear about how:

• You should accept that random friend request
• Post-COVID crowds have changed
• Playing for exposure doesn't pay rent

To learn more about Dizzy Days: https://www.instagram.com/dizzydaysband/?hl=en

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guests: Dizzy Days (Aisling O'Byrne, Bridgette Dabinet, EJ Carey)

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah, Bree Hickson-Jamieson, Jack Tindall, Georgia Shaw

Video Editing: Nicholas Haddow, Amelie Barham

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #DizzyDays #AustralianMusic #DIYTouring #EmergingArtists #WoodfordFolkFestival #HarleyBreen #Woodfordia

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- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Harley sits down with comedian and old friend Jen Wynter, who is a mother of six, a grandmother, and a Woodford veteran since 1998, back when she was throwing mud with hippies.

Jen's story is about trust, timing, and the cosmic connections that so many Woodfordian's have experienced from the festival. From losing her wallet (and getting it back with extra cash) to having her mum's folk music legacy unexpectedly intersect with a stranger's memory, Woodford has given her lifelong memories that defy logic.

Also, Jen shares her incredible story of meeting a British mum in a children's sandbox at Woodford, who just happened to be childhood friends with comedian-musician, Bill Bailey. Fast forward through years of friendship, and a wild leap of faith, now Jen is writing a TV show starring her comedy hero.

This episode is for:

• Comedians navigating improv, standup, and live performance
• Woodfordians with a festival connection story
• Artists wondering if they should pitch their heroes

Dive in to hear about how:

• Improv saved Jen's sanity when she was raising her children
• The kindest heckle she ever received was "improvise!"
• Woodford is the only place you'd lose your wallet and expect it back with more

To learn more about Jen Winter: https://www.jennywynter.com/

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Jenny Winter

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah, Bree Hickson-Jamieson, Jack Tindall, Amelie Barham, Georgia Shaw, Eliza Cowan

Video Editing: Amelie Barham

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #JenWynter #JennyWynter #BillBailey #WoodfordFolkFestival #ComedyMagic #Serendipity #HarleyBreen #Woodfordia

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

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Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this episode Harley connects with Georgia Mooney, who landed in Brisbane just hours before this conversation after a 60-hour journey from Prince Edward Island, Canada.

She's a solo artist now, but you might know her from All Our Exes Live in Texas, the band that graced Woodford's stages and toured relentlessly for years.

Georgia's story is about transformation, from studying jazz at WAPA (where she encountered the rigid, male-dominated world of jazz school), to finding her voice in a four-piece harmony band, to now stepping out on her own with her debut solo record, Full of Moon and her follow-up on the way.

She's someone who's done the work. The unglamorous reality of being a touring musician, the loneliness of hotel rooms, the immediate consumption of complimentary biscuits, the strange intimacy of band life that's part marriage, part small business, part creative collaboration.

This episode is for:

• Musicians navigating the shift from band to solo work
• Anyone interested in what the reality of touring feels like
• People curious about the Festival of Small Halls
• Artists wondering if formal training helps or hinders finding your voice

Dive in to hear about why:

• Jazz school taught Georgia music theory but she had to unlearn the rules to find her creative voice
• Regional audiences bring something to a performance that city crowds simply can't replicate
• The stage is the one place you absolutely cannot fake it and that might be what saves live performance from AI

To learn more about Georgia: https://www.georgiamooney.com/

To come to the Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

To keep up to date with Small Halls Tours: https://festivalofsmallhalls.com/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Georgia Mooney

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah, Bree Hickson-Jamieson, Jack Tindall

Video Editing: Nicholas Haddow

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #GeorgiaMooney #FestivalOfSmallHalls #AllOurExesLiveInTexas #AustralianMusic #RegionalTouring #harleybreen #woodfordia

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

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More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

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Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"Everything we do in a modern society is to pull us away. So we forget how much we're just truly... a piece of the puzzle."

Harley sits down with Joe H. Henry, a Métis musician from Nova Scotia who's returned to Australia for the Festival of Small Halls tour after falling in love with Woodfordia at our last Folk Festival.

Joe's story is steeped in the Red River Valley, where his grandparents walked 260 miles with oxen and Red River carts to settle. He grew up between two worlds – his father's Métis community of fiddle music, trapping, and self-sustaining bush life, and his mother's world of horses. Music isn't just what Joe does; it's "the Henry curse," running through generations of riders, singers, and instrumentalists.

He left home young with just his dog and his guitar, busking outside liquor stores and bars to survive. But that transient lifestyle was embedded in his DNA – the Métis people were always the storytellers, carrying songs and poems from community to community.

The conversation moves between the profound and the practical, from raising five kids (aged 17 to 3) without screens dominating their lives, to the trapping industry keeping remote communities alive, to why we all need to feel our insignificance in nature.

Joe explains why Woodford showed him the consciousness level of all Australians, how technology is changing the valley he once knew, and why he makes music.

This episode is for:

• Anyone who needs reminding that we're magnificently insignificant
• People interested in Indigenous culture, storytelling traditions, and how communities preserve identity
• Parents navigating the wilderness of raising teenagers in the digital age
• Musicians and artists wondering if following their frequency is actually a viable life choice
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Dive in to hear about why:

• Feeling small in nature might be the most important thing we can do
• Woodford just might be proof of who we all can be in the "real world"
• Sometimes the best parenting advice is "be water" and ALSO know your kid's best friend's parents

Keen to come to Woodford: https://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For more Joe H. Henry: https://joehhenry.com/

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Joe H. Henry

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #JoeHHenry #MetisMusic #FestivalOfSmallHalls #IndigenousStories #metis #canada #novascotia

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

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More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"I love being surrounded by people that know about all this stuff - soil scientists, regen' people, and learning myself. That's how this place sort of works, isn't it? You get involved. You get pulled in."

Harley sits down with Chris "Shervo' Shervey, Woodford's Site Manager, who oversees 500 acres with a team of five full-time staff and conservation land management trainees. It's a conversation about sustainability, slowing down and the surprising way a metalhead punk rock folky ended up finding purpose in his work at one of Australia's most ambitious environmental projects.

Chris first came to Woodford as a patron in 1997 and returned as a volunteer before bringing his background in construction and bridge building to complement his passion for trees, plants, and regenerative land practices.

He's the guy who can turn visionary dreams into timber, steel, and working infrastructure. His journey mirrors Woodford itself: someone who arrived for the music and stayed for the mission.

This conversation digs into the philosophy behind a 500-year plan, the challenge of being patient when you want to fix everything at once, and why the best infrastructure is the lives on well after you.

This episode is for:

• Anyone curious about what happens at Woodford when the festival isn't on
• People interested in regenerative land management and large-scale sustainability projects
• Folks who wonder how festivals actually work behind the scenes
• Anyone considering volunteering or working at Woodford

Dive in to hear about why:

• A 500-year plan makes more sense than trying to fix everything tomorrow
• The best role isn't always being the visionary - sometimes it's being the person who can find the timber
• Kids building three-story pallet forts with power tools is actually good parenting
• Leaving things better than you found them is part of the essence of Woodfordia

Learn more about what's on this year including hearing Chris on a sustainability panel: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/programme

Jag your tickets here: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/tickets/ 

FOR MORE:

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Chris Shervey

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Video and audio: Coeur Visual 

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #Sustainability #RegenerativeLand #FestivalLife #SiteManagement #thankyouforyourshervice #shervology 

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

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For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"My passion is the environment, and plants and the animals and everything. So each venue (at the children's festival) has a different feel to it, and I place artists in the space that match that feel."

In this episode, Harley sits down with Becky Wandell, who's been running the Children's Festival (now Tin Lids) for 34 years, and Kate Day, a storyteller who first performed at the festival when she was 19 and is returning this year.

Becky's journey started in the Burnett River Folk Club in Bundaberg in the 1980s, where she and a group of friends created a space for people who didn't quite fit anywhere else. That germ of an idea grew through the magical mystery tours and folk festivals, eventually becoming what we now know as Woodford Folk Festival.

She's been there since the very beginning, working from the bottom up literally cleaning toilets at Maleny before helping to shape what the Children's Festival has become.

Kate represents everything the festival nurtures. A theatre student with dreams of changing the world through art, she walked into Woodford as a young performer and found a community that believed in her storytelling when she didn't yet believe in herself. Now, she's a public servant and teacher who return to remember she's an artist at heart.

The conversation gets beautifully personal about mentorship, legacy, and what it means to see potential in people before they see it in themselves. Harley and Becky reflect on the importance of people who sit behind the scenes, the facilitators who recognise talent and create the conditions for it to flourish. They explore the structure of the eight-venue children's program, the magic of creating spaces where kids feel genuinely respected, and why Professor Wallace's return to do Punch and Judy is such a big deal.

This episode is for:

• Anyone curious about what goes on in the Children's Festival and why it's unlike anything
• People interested in mentorship, legacy, and how communities nurture artists
• Parents wondering if Woodford is for families
• Performers considering getting involved in kids entertainment

Dive in to hear about why:

• The Children's Festival is structured chaos, eight venues all with different feels, each place strategically curated
• Sometimes the best moments happen when someone believes in you before you believe in yourself
• Kids are brutally honest critics who can smell inauthenticity from a mile away

Keen to bring your kids to Woodford—https://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Learn more about Tin Lids Kids: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/programme?genres=TinLids

FOR MORE: Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guests: Becky Wandell & Kate Day

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Video Editing: Nicholas Haddow

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinibara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #TinLids #ChildrensFestival #FestivalLife

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this episode, Harley sits down with Izzy Bartlett, the producer of Festival of Small Halls, Woodfordia's regional touring project bringing world-class artists to some of Australia's most remote communities.

Izzy's first Woodford was in her mum's belly, so she's a genuine Woodford baby, one of many who grew up in the Chai Tent, made lifelong friendships, and eventually found her way into making Woodford's magic happen behind the scenes.

From her family's connection to the Toowoomba orchestra to having a hand in the producing of 47 touring shows across 13 years of regional Australia, Izzy's work is about far more than just bringing acts on the road. It's about access, community resilience, and the radical idea that people in towns of 500 or 5,000 deserve world-class art just as much as city dwellers.

The conversation gets real about funding, regional touring costs, and why government support for arts isn't a luxury—it's essential infrastructure. They discuss the power of small venues, intimate performances with under 10 people, and how a show in a flooded community becomes about collective healing.

Plus, Harley and Izzy get unexpectedly philosophical about craft. Who would have thought?

This episode is for:

• Anyone curious about how regional touring actually works and what it costs to bring culture to remote Australia
• People from the cities learning about community from the regions
• Those who believe small moments and small communities matter just as much as big festivals

Dive in to hear about why:

• A woman who hasn't left her small town in years getting to see live music two doors from her house is worth the budget
• Izzy's loves UNO with strangers who become best friends
• "Nothing too small cannot be done beautifully" is the motto that keeps the Festival of Small Halls running on humility and handwritten thank-you notes

Keen to bring your kids to Woodford to maybe meet their new best friends who might become friends forever - https://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Keep up to date with Festival of Small Halls here: https://festivalofsmallhalls.com/

FOR MORE:

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Izzy Bartlett

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jamieson

Video Editing: Nicholas Haddow

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Recorded on Jinabara Country

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #FestivalOfSmallHalls #RegionalTourning #IzzyBartlett #CommunityArts #AustralianCulture #RegionalAccess #WoodfordBaby #ArtsAccessibility #RegionalAustralia #CommunityResilience #CraftMatters #HarleyBreen #WoodfordProgram

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this episode, Harley sits down with ABC's Sarah Howells / Aussie radio royalty with 21 years in the biz, including stints at Triple J and Double J.

And would you believe, this was her first podcast ever!

From winning Woodford tickets through her mum's competition obsession in 1998 to becoming one of the festival's most recognisable voices, Sarah shares her journey from small-town nerd in Murwillumbah to championing Australian music on a national stage.

The conversation weaves through Sarah's origin story, her thoughts on Triple J's evolution and why she transitioned from music-focused programming to ABC Local Radio, falling in love with conversations in the process.

They dive into the magic of discovering new artists at Woodford, the importance of regional music scenes like the Sunshine Coast and Sarah's role as vice chair of the Sunshine Coast Music Industry Collective. Plus, Sarah gives us the inside scoop on must-see acts from the freshly launched program. We'd tell you who but we'd prefer if you listened yourself.

Sarah also reveals her pivotal Woodford moment and why maybe the sunsets deserve as much hype as the infamous sunrise on New Year's Day.

This episode is for:

• People interested in how to crack into a career in radio
• Music lovers who want the inside track on Woodford 2025/26's hidden gems

People on the fence about coming to Woodford and want some insights into what makes Woodford more than just another festival.

Dive in to hear about why:

• The three minutes of silence on New Year's Eve is actually more important than the countdown
• Regional music scenes like the Sunshine Coast are thriving
• The best festival moments are the ones you can't plan for
• Radio careers can start with naivety, volunteering, and labelling CDs (well maybe not anymore - do they still have CD's?)
• Harley thinks he's one type of pumpkin when in fact we all agree he is another.

Want to join Sarah, Harley and 450 other acts at this year's festival?

TIX HERE: https://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

FOR MORE:

Sarah Howells: https://www.instagram.com/sarahinthehowells

Sunshine Coast Music Industry Collective: https://www.scmic.org/

Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Sarah Howells

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison 

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #WoodfrodFolkFestival25 #SarahHowells #TripleJ #DoubleJ #ABCRadio #HarleyBreen #WoodfordProgram #FestivalSeason #BobbyAlu #SpankieJackson #WilliamCrighton #FrankAndLouis #SunshineCoastMusic #SCMIC #AustralianMusic #FolkFestival #MusicDiscovery #FestivalCommunity

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More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this episode, Harley sits down with long time Woodfordian Linsey Pollak, a musical wonder, craftsperson, and what Harley calls a "perpetual toddler" of endless curiosity and excitement.

What starts as a conversation about the strange-looking instruments on the table becomes an epic tale of experimentation, craft, and following passion wherever it leads. Some would say, making your own luck with the opportunities life throws at you.

With a lifetime of musical exploration, he shares his journey from picking up a secondhand clarinet at 11, through high school experimental bands to creating finely crafted renaissance instrument masterpieces and finding a mentor in Macedonia after a kombi breakdown.

He talks about the beauty of being silly with your craft, why not taking things (or people) for granted matters, and how meeting the right people can completely reshape your creative journey.

Linsey also brings his rubber glove bagpipe to demonstrate the instrument that perfectly captures his philosophy: function without pretense, silliness as serious art.

Catch Linsey this Woodford with his band Gosti I Gosti serenading the Chai Tent.

This episode is for:

• Musicians and makers asking themselves "is there another way to do this?"
• People who love craft and getting their hands dirty
• Anyone who's ever felt called to drop their original plan and follow curiosity instead
• People who believe you should question assumptions about what objects are "supposed" to do

Dive in to hear about why:

• A planned science career can completely pivot into something magical and unexpected
• Australian desert timbers like gidgey and mulga create instruments as unique as the maker
• Craft and playfulness aren't opposites - they thrive beautifully together

FOR MORE:

Linsey Pollak: https://www.linseypollak.com/

Harley Breen: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Tickets to Woodford Folk Festival: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/

CREDITS: Host: Harley Breen | Guest: Linsey Pollak | Producer: Benny Wallington | Recorded on Gubbi Gubbi Country | Music by: The East Pointers & Linsey Pollak | Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #LinseyPollak #MusiciansOfWoodford #InstrumentMaker #DIYCulture #ExperimentalMusic #Craft #FoundObjects #QueenslandMusic #IndependentMusic #HarleyBreen #CreativeCurious #MusiciansLife #CommunityOverCommerce

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"Your music, if it's as important as it is to me, is your soul."

In this episode, Harley sits down with 21-year-old singer-songwriter Tiffany Grace before her Sunset Session at Lake Gula camping. Fresh from moving to Brisbane just six months ago, Tiffany shares her journey from performing at Mackay fairs at 13 to being selected for the APRA AMCOS Songmakers program at Woodford, where 10 artists from across Australia were chosen to co-write, learn from mentors, and perform at the festival.

The conversation goes deep into what it means to be a young artist in 2025, navigating social media demands, staying independent despite industry pressures, and why sometimes you have to turn down opportunities to keep your soul intact. They discuss the brutal economics of streaming (sorry Spotify), why buying CDs and coming to live shows actually matters, the loneliness of being a solo artist, and how programs like Songmakers create communities that understand what it's like to be a young modern musician.

Tiffany also drops news about her debut album "Ripples in Time", her first-ever tour, and why her only definition of success is making music.

This episode is for:

• Young artists figuring out if they can actually make a career out of their passion
• Parents of talented kids who want to know how to nurture their talent/ bring them to Woodford ;)
• Anyone who believes community and authenticity matter more than quick fame

Dive in to hear about why:

• Buying CDs and coming to live shows is how independent artists actually survive
• Being a solo artist can be lonely as hell, but the right community makes all the difference
• "Making it" doesn't necessarily mean stadiums but following your passion and being able to support yourself doing it
• Moving to the country to the city cold be part of a successful journey

FOR MORE: Tiffany Grace: https://www.instagram.com/tiffanygracemusic

Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Join us at the Woodford Folk Festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Learn about Songmakers: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com/songmakers

Become a Citizen: https://woodfordfolkfestival.com/become-a-citizen/

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen Guest: Tiffany Grace Producer: Benny Wallington Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison Video Production: Coeur Visual Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #TiffanyGrace #Songmakers #EmergingArtists #IndependentMusic #QueenslandMusic #BrisbaneMusic #MackayMusic #HarleyBreen #ArtisticIntegrity #YoungArtists #MusicCommunity #SupportLocalArtists #CountryFolkPop #IndieArtist #RipplesInTime

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- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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In this ep' Harley brings together two artists whose paths crossed in the most beautiful way. Rhi (Merpire) was playing at Woodford last year and Tessa Fleur was volunteering in the production team. Fast forward to earlier this year and Tessa opened for Rhi at her show in Brisbane.

The three dive into the beauty of mentorship over competition, why Melbourne isn't the only place for great music (Queensland punches way above its weight), the economics of being an artist in 2025, and how community support is the only thing keeping the whole creative ecosystem alive.

Rhi shares why she's taking a break to figure out music's role in her life, Tessa drops some massive news about Berlin and upcoming releases, and they both talk about a curious Q&A format on stage that breaks down the fourth wall and builds real connection with artists and their audience.

Also: horny songs, hot water bottle sausage dogs, the Woodford Lettering House, and why short toilet lines are an underrated festival flex.

Dive in to hear about why:

• Putting out Instagram callouts for support acts can build genuine community.
• Queensland artists work their butts off to prove themselves to Sydney and Melbourne and it shows.
• Mentorship goes both ways.
• Taking breaks from the hustle isn't weakness.
• Volunteering backstage at festivals can literally change your career trajectory.
• Community over competition isn't just a nice phrase, it's how artists survive.
• Mum's love coming to Woodford

FOR MORE:

Merpire: https://www.merpiremusic.com/

Tessa Fleur: https://www.instagram.com/tessa__fleur

Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Come to the Woodford Folk Festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

CREDITS:

Host: Harley Breen

Guests: Rhiannon Atkinson-Howatt (Merpire) & Tessa Fleur

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Video Production: Coeur Visual

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #Merpire #TessaFleur #QueenslandMusic #MusicCommunity #ArtistMentorship #BrisbaneMusic #HarleyBreen #FestivalConnections #Woodfordia #SupportLocalArtists #IndieMusic

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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Grab a warm chai and listen to the history of Chai in Australia as Harley sits down with Robin Clayfield, part of the force behind the iconic Chai Tent. From humble beginnings with a truck tarp and bamboo structure to becoming the 24hour beating heart of Woodford's late-night culture, Robin shares the wild journey of creating a 24/7 haven that ran for 23 years straight. They discuss the infamous Peace Train, a stampede that changed everything, permaculture design principles applied to festival spaces, and why the Chai Tent became so much more than just a place to grab a drink; it was a sacred container for jamming, connection, and those 2am moments when you just needed to chill the funk out.

Robin also shares the joys of another Woodford treasure, The Labyrinth, the financial stress of running what accidentally became a small business, and the beautiful news that the Chai Tent is making its comeback this year (though she's not telling you where it'll be, so don't get too excited - come and see for yourself).

Dive in to hear about:

• The first chai stampede becoming a defining festival moment.
• Running a 24/7 operation for eight days straight requires more than just caffeine and good vibes.
• Permaculture principles shaping everything from cooling systems to seating arrangements.
• The bartering system where locals could trade tickets and chai for skills and services.
• Why the "dog shift" (2-6am on New Year's Eve) was both brutal and magical.
• Community spaces without alcohol can create their own powerful energy.
• Sometimes you need to let something rest for 13 years before bringing it back.
• The Chai Tent was never planned—it just evolved, year after year, with no rulebook.

Keen to be a part of the next evolution of Chai at Woodford, join us at the Woodford Folk Festival as a patron or volunteer: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Become a Woodfordia Citizen:

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• Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating
• Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.
• Bonus podcast content
• Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets
• Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More from Robin: https://dynamicgroups.com.au/

https://crystalwaters.org.au/

For more from Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Robin Clayfield

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Video Production: Coeur Visual

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #ChaiTent #RobinClayfield #FestivalLegends #Permaculture #CrystalWaters #CounterCulture #HarleyBreen #FestivalHistory #ChaiStampede #DogShift #Woodfordia #CommunitySpaces

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

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- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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For this episode of Radio Woodfordia, Harley has a yarn with Mykel Dixon about the complex dimensions of creativity and its significance in our contemporary world. They explore the hurdles we face in reclaiming our creative essence, the dual role of technology as both a barrier and a catalyst for creativity, and the critical role of community in fostering artistic expression.

Mykel shares his transformative journey from globetrotting musician to corporate speaker, highlighting the indispensable role of creativity in both business and personal realms. This ep' is laced with a powerful call to action, urging us all to embrace our creative potential and support each other in a society that often overlooks the value of artistry.

Dive in to hear about why:

• Creativity is a cornerstone for both personal and professional development.
• Despite its economic impact, the arts industry remains undervalued.
• Community backing is vital for nurturing creative talents.
• Technology can impede creativity AND also opens new avenues.
• Parenting should foster creative expression in children.
• The creative process is as significant as the final product.
• Creativity should be a daily practice, not a scheduled event.
• Living creatively can lead to a more fulfilling and joyful life.

Become a Woodfordia Citizen:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More from Mykel: https://www.mykeldixon.com/

For more from Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Come to the Woodford Folk Festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Mykel Dixon

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Video Production: Coeur Visual

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #FestivalStories #CommunityCulture #mykeldixon #corporatecreativity #HarleyBreen # Hecklershutdown #standupcomedy #woodfordia #woodfordfolkfestival

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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For this episode of Radio Woodfordia, host Harley Breen sits down with McBride to explore the intricate world of festival management and the social experiment that is Woodford Folk Festival. Listen in as they dive into the journey from Canadian backpacker to festival operations expert, and discover what it really takes to bring together diverse communities for transformative experiences on 500 acres of Woodfordia.

If you love festivals, community building, volunteering culture and stories about people turning passion into purpose, this is definitely a podcast for you.

Dive in to hear about:

• The Social Experiment: How festivals bring together diverse people and create magic through managed chaos
• From Backpacker to Builder: McBride's journey from Canadian visitor to festival operations expert and what drew them to stay
• The Art of People Management: The complex but rewarding challenge of coordinating thousands of volunteers and patrons
• Beyond Entertainment: What truly defines a festival and why it goes deeper than just music and arts
• Community Engagement: How citizenship programs and volunteer culture create the heart of Woodford's success

Notable Quotes:

"The festival is a social experiment bringing diverse people together."

"Volunteering can be a privilege, but it also comes with costs."

Want to support Woodfordia and this podcast? Become a Woodfordia Citizen: Perks:

• Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating
• Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.
• Bonus podcast content
• Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets
• Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: www.woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

Festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For more from Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits: Host: Harley Breen Guest: McBride Producer: Benny Wallington Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #FestivalManagement #CommunityBuilding #VolunteerCulture #SocialExperiment #FestivalLife #Woodfordia #Backpacker

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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"You can be your own character, your own avatar... You can be a part of the history of this world."

For this episode of Radio Woodfordia, host Harley Breen dives into the magical world of live action role play with the creators behind 'Champions of Woodfordia'—the immersive gaming experience returning to Woodford Folk Festival. Listen in as they explore how video game mechanics meet festival culture, creating a space where creativity, community, and adventure collide on the 500 acres of Woodfordia.

If you love gaming, festivals, community building and stories about people creating extraordinary experiences from scratch, this is definitely a podcast for you.

Dive in to hear about:

• Evolution of LARP: How live action role play found its way back to Woodford with a new name - Live Action Gaming
• Champions of Woodforia: The mechanics behind this immersive game that lets players create their own characters and write festival history
• Building a World: From economy systems to character development—how they're creating a living, breathing game environment
• Community First: Why the focus is on collaboration, not competition, and how spectators become part of the story
• Festival Innovation: How gaming culture and festival culture are creating something entirely new together

Notable Quotes: "You can be your own character, your own avatar... You can be a part of the history of this world."

"The game mechanics are inspired by video games like World of Warcraft, but the heart is pure Woodford community."

To attend the Festival and play Champions of Woodfordia: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Want to support Woodfordia and this podcast? Become a Woodfordia Citizen: Perks:

• Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating
• Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.
• Bonus podcast content
• Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets
• Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: www.woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

For more from Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Rainbow Knights: https://www.instagram.com/champions.of.woodfordia/

Credits: Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison Audio mastering:

Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #LiveActionRolePlay #ChampionsOfWoodforia #Gaming #CommunityBuilding #ImmersiveExperience #FestivalInnovation #LARP #CreativeExpression

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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For the debut episode of Radio Woodfordia, host Harley Breen spins a yarn with comedian, writer, and activist Mandy Nolan.

Listen in as they share laughs, honest moments, and a glimpse into a community where kindness, courage, and creativity come together on 500 acres of a regenerated dairy farm.

If you love festivals, comedy, music, art culture and all the wild and wonderful things in between, plus stories about real humans radical things, this is probably a podcast for you.

Dive in to hear about:

Festival chaos and heart: Mandy’s funny stories from growing up with the festival

A glittery rescue: The moment a friend stepped in during a heckle-gone-wrong (and carried her out, literally)

From Maleny to Woodford: A look back at how the festival has grown without losing its heartA

Why storytelling matters: And why being on stage at Woodford is never just a gig

Notable Quotes:

“It’s the kind of place where someone will carry you out of a gig if you need it… and probably offer you a cup of tea after.”

“Woodford’s not just a festival, it’s a feeling. And if you’ve felt it, you know.”

Want to support Woodfordia and this podcast?

Become a Woodfordia Citizen:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

To come to the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For more from Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

More from Mandy: https://www.facebook.com/mandynolancomedy/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Guest: Mandy Nolan

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#RadioWoodfordia #WoodfordFolkFestival #FestivalStories #CommunityCulture #MandyNolan #HarleyBreen # Hecklershutdown #standupcomedy #woodfordia #woodfordfolkfestival

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

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Thanks for dropping in!

Join comedian and self-confessed Woodford tragic, Harley Breen as he introduces you to the show. Harley will be interviewing talented people about why they do what they do, love what they love and keep coming back to Woodfordia, this hidden valley an hour (or so) from the Sunny Coast and Brisvegas. It's also home to Australia's largest music and arts festival, the Woodford Folk Festival.

Harley shares his personal connection to Woodfordia and most importantly why this is NOT a podcast about transport

In this podcast Harley shares Why:

Festivals foster creativity and community spirit.

Preserving creative spaces is crucial for cultural heritage.

Engaging with diverse artists enriches our understanding of the world.

Community support is vital for sustaining artistic endeavours.

Creativity is a cornerstone of human connection and expression.

If you haven't been yet, we'd love to see you one day.

If you have a guest you'd love to hear us interview, leave a comment.

And if you want to support us, share our episodes, like, subscribe and if you really really want to support us, join the Woodfordia Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

#trailer #podcast #launch #woodfordia #transport #Festival #newyearseve #goodtimes #comedy #comedian

Join the Woodfordian Citizens:

Perks -

- Bi-Monthly emails sharing the ins and outs of the world of Woodfordia and the people who keep the heart beating.

- Special invites to special events on site at Woodfordia. Super special.

- Bonus podcast content

- Early early bird access to Woodford Folk Festival tickets

- Early access to workshop bookings at Woodford Folk Festival

Visit: woodfordia.org/woodfordia/become-a-citizen

More information at www.woodfordia.org

For the festival: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

For Harley: https://www.harleybreen.com.au/

Credits:

Host: Harley Breen

Producer: Benny Wallington

Executive Producers: Cameron Scurrah & Bree Hickson-Jameison

Audio mastering: Kieron Atkinson

Music by: The East Pointers

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.