Planet Maynard
Maynard from Australia. Take a journey through pop culture with no clear purpose or destination. Always shameless.
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Starstruck movie after-party soundtrack (opens the original)
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The greatest Australian movie musical of 1982 featuring a tutu, a cockatoo and Max Cullen, was a huge hit when we presented it at Sydney Underground Film Festival on Saturday. 300 people over 2 cinemas turned out to laugh and sing along to Gilliam Armstrong’s Starstruck, a film rarely screened in recent decades. Plenty of Starstruck enthusiasts turned out in costumes, there was even a kangaroo suit, in tribute to the famous kangaroo suit Jackie Mullins peels off during her first song ( Temper Te
Dr Cara Santa Maria – Skeptics Guide To The Universe (opens the original)
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Dr Cara Santa Maria has been with The Skeptics Guide To The Universe podcast for over 11 years now. Along with the rest of the crew, she recently visited Sydney, Australia for NotACon, hosted by SGU and Australian Skeptics. The three day skeptical festival was full of science and science adjacent antics. During a break in the last night of the show, I was lucky to catch Cara, who is a clinical health psychologist, science communicator, podcaster, and Emmy Award-winning journalist. She has a Ph.D
Sunday Afternoon Fever 15.11.1992 – International Village People Day, Hollywood Kids Gossip, Mrs Sinatra missing at the buffet. (opens the original)
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Sunday Afternoon Fever, Triple J live to air 15th November 1992 and I’m heavily celebrating International Village People Day. We had original Village People members David Hodo (Construction Worker) and Felipe Rose (Native American) live in the studio to take listeners’ questions and take some Polaroid photos with me … which were the prizes later in the show for Maynard’s Mastermind, we were that cheap. The people at home are sitting there thinking – “Tonight, I want to see something cheap and vu
Sunday Afternoon Fever 14.11.1993 – Dannii Minogue, Denis Leary, Mrs Sinatra, Maynard & Madonna Live Competition (opens the original)
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Sunday Afternoon Fever, Triple J live to air on 14 November 1993 and what a line up! Dannii Minogue is back in Australia, engaged to Julian McMahon, and she has a new album to play us. Denis Leary is chuffed with the success of his No Cure For Cancer album and his song Asshole, which SAF was the first to play in Australia. I’m especially proud of that one. “When people say to me ‘I don’t like Kylie’s music’, I think, I’m her sister you know.” Dannii Minogue Mrs Sinatra in Las Vegas has a new cor
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