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Listen Carefully with Nathan Jolly

Listen Carefully with Nathan Jolly

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 Listen Carefully is a love letter to music. Each week, Australian music journalist Nathan Jolly talks to a different artist about their lives in and around music. Unlike other (unnamed) podcasts that take delight in mining uncomfortably personal topics, or just promote new music while calling it 'fresh content', Listen Carefully gets into the weeds.Listen Carefully Music
Episodes
  • Episode 151: Toshi Maeda - Mach Pelican

    Episode 151: Toshi Maeda - Mach Pelican
    Jan 9 2026

    Toshi Maeda is the songwriter and drummer for Mach Pelican, a Japanese-Melbourne pop punk band who are releasing their first new music in twenty years, the excellent Remember It? b/w Summer Sun single. Visit cheersquad.com.au to pre-order the vinyl, or to listen to Remember It?
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    27 mins
  • Episode 150: Martin Kennedy - All India Radio, Pray TV

    Episode 150: Martin Kennedy - All India Radio, Pray TV
    Jan 2 2026

    Martin Kennedy makes ambient instrumental music under the name All India Radio, and has made over a dozen albums with The Church frontman Steve Kilbey -- as Kilbey Kennedy. He was also in Melbourne band Pray TV, who played between 1987-1997. All India Radio's new album The Unified Field is available at allindiaradio.bandcamp.com

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    31 mins
  • Episode 149: Ross McLennan - Snout

    Episode 149: Ross McLennan - Snout
    Dec 26 2025

    Ross McLennan is the singer and songwriter for three-piece Snout, whose 1994 debut album What's That Sound has just been reissued. Visit cheersquad.com.au to buy a copy on vinyl.
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    36 mins
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