Strictly Soundtracks: Recent Episodes
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To celebrate the launch of the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), Strictly Soundtracks previews some of the films included in the 2026 program.
With 2026 now past the halfway mark, the Strictly Soundtracks team catches up on the films we missed along the way. Some were underappreciated, some were overlooked and some simply didn’t have enough songs on their soundtrack to warrant a full episode. So we’re righting those wrongs and turning the spotlight on the blockbusters (Project Hail Mary), the surprise hits (Obsession), the queer gems (Pillion, Leviticus ) and the monster movies (28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, The Drama).
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Strictly Soundtracks explores the music featured in “Heartstopper Forever”, the movie-length finale to the beloved coming-of-age series. Showcasing an eclectic group of established and emerging artists, the playlist includes Billie Eilish, Tove Lo and Sufjan Stevens.
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The streaming series Half Man may be a tough watch, but its soundtrack is packed with classic synth-pop belters and iconic anthems. Starring Richard Gadd and Jamie Bell, the series tells the story of two polar-opposite stepbrothers whose lives remain inextricably linked over three decades. The Strictly Soundtracks team delivers back-to-back bangers with tunes from The Communards, Simple Minds, Yazoo, The Cure, James and Kylie Minogue.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team dives into family films with fantastic soundtracks. The playlist includes four Oscar-nominated songs with tracks from Diana Ross, Sarah McLachlan, Taylor Swift and queer pop duo Tegan & Sara.
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Following up on an earlier episode celebrating 1990s movie theme songs that were remixed for the dance floor, Glenn and Paul shift to the 2000s, spotlighting soundtrack hits that were reworked and revamped for the clubs. The playlist features dancefloor-ready tracks from Madonna, LeAnn Rimes, Destiny’s Child and Jennifer Hudson, plus a bonus mashup of songs from British rom-coms of the era.
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In this week’s episode, the Strictly Soundtracks team revisit some of cinema’s most memorable performances by real-life singers playing fictional performers. The diva-heavy playlist includes Mariah Carey (Glitter), Bette Midler (For the Boys), Beyonce (Dreamgirls), Whitney Houston (Sparkle), Lauryn Hill (Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit) and Cher (Burlesque).
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The Strictly Soundtracks team explore the soundtrack to the six-part British crime drama, Legends. Set in the early 1990s and starring Steve Coogan and Tom Burke, the series is packed with classic tracks from the artists who defined the era, including Transvision Vamp, Adamski, Depeche Mode, the Cocteau Twins, Happy Mondays and EMF.
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To celebrate Joy 94.9’s annual Radiothon, the Strictly Soundtracks team teams up with Venetia from Living in the 70s for a special two-hour crossover event, counting down the most memorable movie soundtracks of the 1970s. The camptastic episode covers all the icons, from Liza Minnelli and Barbra Streisand to Peter Allen, Diana Ross and Elton John. Along the way, we also hear tracks from Rose Royce, the Patti Smith Group, Bonnie Tyler and Earth, Wind & Fire.
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To mark the release of the three-part documentary series on Kylie Minogue, the Strictly Soundtracks team celebrates the music, career and cultural impact of Australia’s pop superstar.
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Strictly Soundtracks takes a nostalgic journey to the late 90s and early 2000s as they explore the soundtrack to the six part TV series, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. Revisit the era of Smash Hits, boy bands and girl groups with a playlist that includes Atomic Kitten, Girls Aloud, B*Witched, Vengaboys and… Dolly Parton.
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From Madonna and Talking Heads to Depeche Mode and the Go-Gos, Strictly Soundtracks celebrates the great music featured in the not-so-great teen movies of the 1980s.
With the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2, the Strictly Soundtracks team revisits the music of the iconic original film and its much-anticipated sequel. The playlist includes beloved tracks from Madonna, Alanis Morissette and KT Tunstall, alongside songs from Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga, who feature on the sequel’s soundtrack.
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Paul and Glenn dive into the soundtrack to the drama series, Love Story. Produced by Ryan Murphy, the nine-part series chronicles the tragic romance between John F. Kennedy Jr and Caroline Bessette. A controversial take on a well-known story, it also boasts a killer soundtrack featuring artists who defined the sound of the early 90s. Spanning genres, the era-defining playlist includes Sophie B. Hawkins, Primal Scream, Madonna, Duran Duran, Ce Ce Peniston and Dido.
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Strictly Soundtracks chills out as we dive into the soundtrack of True Detective: Night Country, starring Jodie Foster in an Emmy-winning performance. The fourth season of the anthology series features an eclectic soundtrack, from pop superstars like Billie Eilish and the Spice Girls to indie favourites such as Mazzy Star and Perfume Genius. And in revisiting this frosty tale, we also turn up the heat with an iconic track from Barry White.
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This week, Strictly Soundtracks goes big with a bumper two-hour edition, travelling back to 1996 to revisit the films now celebrating their 30th anniversary. From blockbuster spectacles (Twister, Independence Day, Space Jam), to cult favourites (Scream, Striptease) and big-budget comedies (The First Wives Club, The Birdcage), we’re diving into the music that helped define a standout year in cinema. Expect a playlist packed with high-energy hits and iconic artists, including kd lang, REM, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston and Vanessa Williams.
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The Strictly team again bring a mixtape show for yor listening pleasure (or joy). THis time our host John is joined by his film-buff friend Chris to play some of the soundtracks they both own. We hear music from films such as Orlando, Tomb Raider, Sweet & Sour, Stranger Things and Until The End Of the World. Artists such as U2, Kate Bush, Depeche Mode, Jimmy Somerville and Deborah Conway.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team take you back to the craziness of the 1996 movie Trainspotting, directed by Danny Boyle. One of the most iconic soundtracks ever, featuring Underworld, of course, plus Blur, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, New Order, Heaven 17 and many more.
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This episode of Strictly Soundtracks takes a stab at the music behind the 2000 satire American Psycho. With an ’80s playlist as sharp as Patrick Bateman’s designer suits, the polished, upbeat sounds of Huey Lewis and the News, Phil Collins, and Katrina and the Waves take on a more sinister tone when paired with the film’s iconic imagery. A killer soundtrack for an iconic film.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team explores the nine-part streaming series Pluribus, unpacking its story, themes and, of course, its soundtrack. The playlist is as offbeat and strange as the show itself, featuring music from Judas Priest and Sade to Dinah Washington, Sheryl Crow and… (yikes!) Baltimora.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team travel back to the 1990s to explore gay cinema of the era. We revisit Australian queer classics (The Sum of Us, Head On), coming-of-age dramas (Beautiful Thing, The Edge of Seventeen), indie favourites (The Living End), and Hollywood flicks (Flawless, To Wong Foo…). The accompanying playlist is just as diverse as the films, with artists ranging from Taylor Dayne and Erasure to Patti LaBelle, Dannii Minogue and Sandra Bernhard.
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In a special International Women’s Day edition of Strictly Soundtracks, the team turns up the volume to celebrate Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery. The documentary traces the rise of the groundbreaking all-female festival, founded by Sarah McLachlan. The tour swept across North America in the late 90s and forever changed the music scene for female artists. Our two-hour playlist honours the voices that defined Lilith Fair, including Sheryl Crow, Tracy Chapman, the Indigo Girls, Paula Cole and Shawn Colvin.
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This week on Strictly Soundtracks, we clean up The Housemaid, a twisty erotic thriller starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried. Beyond its killer plot, the film boasts a razor-sharp soundtrack featuring pop superstars Kelly Clarkson, Lana Del Rey, Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter.
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This week, Glenn and Paul rewind to the 90s, a time when cinema met the dance floor. We’re revisiting the big movie ballads and iconic tunes that were reworked and remixed into hands-in-the-air anthems. With a back-to-back diva playlist that includes Whitney Houston, Madonna, Gloria Estefan and Diana Ross, we’re celebrating the songs that defined a decade of cinema and turned up the heat on the dance floors everywhere.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team dive into the rhythm, restless energy and music of Marty Supreme, the new film starring Timothée Chalamet as a ping pong-playing hustler who dreams of being a world champion. Although set in the 1950s, the soundtrack is powered by a collection of 80s synth-pop legends, including New Order, Tears for Fears, and Peter Gabriel. Like the titular character, the soundtrack is confident, unpredictable, and always one step ahead.
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Where do you stand on movie biopics? Formulaic or fabulous? This week, the Strictly Soundtracks team dives into the hotly debated music biopic genre, exploring the films and Oscar-winning performances of Reese Witherspoon and Barbra Streisand, alongside the music and life stories of Aretha Franklin, Elton John, Billie Holiday, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash.
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Strictly Soundtracks dives into TV’s most buzzed-about series, Heated Rivalry. The six-part drama follows two professional hockey players whose on-ice rivalry ignites a secret, high-stakes romance. With its charismatic leads, steamy storytelling, and eclectic soundtrack featuring indie pop and up-and-coming artists, the series has quickly built a devoted fan base.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team are jingling their bells, decking the halls and donning gay apparel to celebrate the music of Christmas movies. From The Ramones to Whitney Houston, Wham and The Muppets, Glenn, John and Paul unwrap a festive playlist packed with holiday favourites.
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To close out the year, the Strictly Soundtracks team looks back on 2025 and their favourite movies and music. From One Battle After Another to Sinners, Caught Stealing and standout documentaries, Glenn, John and Paul reflect on the movies — and soundtracks — that defined the year.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team dive into the cover versions used in films. Some are classics reimagined, some are quirky oddities and some — actually most — ended up outshining the original versions. With a playlist that includes Cher, Kylie Minogue, k.d lang and Jessica Simpson, the episode spans various film genres and musical styles to celebrate the power of a great reinterpretation.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team dives into the soundtrack to the six-part streaming series, The Girlfriend. Starring Robin Wright as an overprotective mother who’s wary of her son’s new partner (Olivia Wood), the psychological thriller includes music from The Kinks, Blackpink, Diana Ross, The Buzzcocks, Can, Carole King and Australian duo Royel Otis.
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This week, the Strictly Soundtracks team slip on the Ruby Slippers and follow the Yellow Brick Road into the wonderful world of Oz. Glenn, John and Paul journey from the iconic 1939 original starring Judy Garland, through the twisted history of the Broadway musical The Wiz and into the Australian heartland for 1976’s oddity, Oz: A Rock and Roll Road Movie. Along the way, they celebrate David Lynch’s Wild at Heart, honour Mariah Carey’s contribution to the canon and wrap up their Oz-session with the film adaptation of Wicked.
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Glenn and Paul strap on their sparkliest roller-skates to travel back to 1980 and dive into the soundtracks of two camp classics, Can’t Stop the Music and Xanadu. We explore the chaotic productions, the critical backlash and, of course, the iconic music, featuring tracks by the Village People, the Ritchie Family, Olivia Newton-John and Electric Light Orchestra.
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Just in time for Halloween, Glenn, John and Paul explore the soundtracks of scary movies. The haunting playlist includes tracks from American Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, Scream and Bram Stoker’s Dracula, as well as the truly terrifying (for other reasons) I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. It’s a spine-tingling trip through musical mayhem.
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This week on Strictly Soundtracks, we’re diving into the music of Boots, the hit TV series about a closeted gay teenager who enlists in the US Marines in 1990. The show’s packed with late-’80s and early-’90s classics, from Bananarama and the Go-Go’s to Wilson Phillips, Sade and Queen. We unpack how these tracks shape the story, set the mood, and capture a moment in history when LGBTQ Americans were banned from serving openly in the military.
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The Strictly Soundtracks team laces up their ballet shoes and leaps into Billy Elliot, the toe-tapping, tear-jerking, tap-dancing triumph turning 25 this year! Anchored by an award-winning performance by a young Jamie Bell, it’s a coming-of-age story packed with grit, grace, and just the right amount of humour. And we’re here to break it all down, one pirouette at a time.
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Brokeback Mountain, the Strictly Soundtracks team takes a look back at two decades of queer cinema. Spanning a wide range of genres — from offbeat comedies and heartfelt romances to poignant coming-of-age dramas and devastating love stories — the team explores the most impactful LGBTQIA+ films and the unforgettable music that brought them to life. With a playlist that includes Bronski Beat, Kylie Minogue, Melissa Etheridge, Pet Shop Boys, Troye Sivan and Visage, the lineup is as queer as the films themselves.
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This week, the Strictly Soundtracks team returns to the mirror ball to explore how three movies released in the late 1990s brought the grooves and glamour of the ’70s back to the big screen. We dive into Boogie Nights, The Last Days of Disco and 54, three movies that gave the disco era a glittery reboot for a new generation. With a playlist spanning everything from Grace Jones and Diana Ross to Chic and Bonnie Pointer, join us as we revisit the 1970s… through the lens of the 1990s.
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John, Glenn and Paul are putting on their Boogie Shoes, sparking a Disco Inferno and declaring You Should Be Dancing as they dive into the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. How Deep is Your Love for this iconic 1977 musical? The disco era is Staying Alive as the Strictly Soundtracks team start Jive Talkin’ about John Travolta, the Bee Gees and… Tavares?
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This week on Strictly Soundtracks, we’re talking all things Kpop Demon Hunters.
Step into the neon-lit streets of supernatural Seoul, where pounding K-pop beats, fierce choreography and demon-slaying style collide. This isn’t your typical K-drama — it’s a high-octane blend of action, mythology and music with a soundtrack you’ll have on repeat.
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This week, the Strictly Soundtracks team turns back the clock to 1985 and explores the films and soundtracks that are turning 40 this year. It’s the year that gave movie lovers such classics as Beverly Hills Cop, Back to the Future, The Color Purple and The Breakfast Club.
In looking back on 1985, we also have the chance to celebrate the 40th birthday of our beloved Strictly Soundtracks co-host, Glenn Charlie Dunks. With a playlist that includes Tina Turner, Patti LaBelle, the Thompson Twins, Duran Duran and… Barry Manilow (??), it’s time to don the headbands, squeeze into the spandex and gyrate like Jamie Lee Curtis in 1985’s less-than Perfect.
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This week, the Strictly Soundtracks team is diving deep into Hollywood’s pantheon of forgettable flicks to uncover the bangers among the bombs. We’re tracking down great songs from less-than-great films. Our playlist includes musical gems from such icons as Olivia Newton-John, Bjork, Queen, Donna Summer and Rufus Wainwright. You may want to trash the films, but we’re here to honour the music.
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This week the Strictly Soundtracks team have a special guest Julian, a friend of the show who is a great fan of Sofia Coppola’s “Lost In Translation”. Its a wonderful film about disconnection, alienation and finding a soul to fill time. Bill Murray and Scarlet Johannsen star as two strangers who find solace in each other’s company. The soundtrack is super varied and features Air, TV Eyes, Death in Vegas, Phoenix, My Bloody Valentine, Rick James and The Jesus & Mary Chain.
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This week, it’s all about big box office, big hair and even bigger tracks as the Strictly Soundtracks team revisits the beloved 1990 romantic comedy Pretty Woman. The film’s chart-topping soundtrack features songs from Natalie Cole, David Bowie, Peter Cetera, and Go-Gos guitarist Jane Wiedlin and includes Roxette’s signature ballad, ‘It Must Have Been Love’. Think you can skip this episode? Big Mistake! Big! Huge!
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The Strictly Soundtracks team discusses the four-part TV series Mix Tape, a sweeping love story spanning four decades. Set in working-class Sheffield, the series follows Alison and Daniel, star-crossed lovers who first meet in the late 1980s. Bonded by their passion for music, they begin exchanging mix tapes, introducing each other to such iconic bands as The Cure, Joy Division and The Velvet Underground. The series also turns the spotlight on several Australian acts, including Angus and Julia Stone and Mental as Anything.
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We’re back to the movies this week and its the slightly quirky action comedy Novacaine. You think feeling no pain would be fun? Well this movies sets the record straight. You’ll hear great music from R.E.M., Andy Williams, Chappell Roan, Caroline Polachek, Dirty Nice, The Darkness and more.
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The category is… Anthem Realness. This week, the Vogue-worthy team of John, Paul and Glenn dive into the groundbreaking drama series, Pose. For three seasons, the Emmy-winning show took viewers...
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Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called Life!! And its all gone very purple. So its Purple Rain! The 1984 movie, soundtrack, album, song...
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This week the strictly team bring us a review of music of 2024’s Queer, starring Daniel Craig in a portrayal of William Burroughs life in 1950s Mexico. The music played...
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This week’s show is all about the singing and acting human dynamo that is Dolly Parton. Loved by generations of people and big advocate for the LGBTI+ community, Dolly’s music...
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A Strictly Soundtracks show with no 80s music? It can’t be true! Well, it is and its fun! This week the team tackle the streaming series Overcompensating, the 2025 coming...
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The Strictly team this week take us back to the 80s AND the Noughties for the extra double-episode featuring Miami Vice. They discuss the hugely influential 80s TV show as...
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What happened to the movie Theme Tune. Those tracks that only existed as a promotional tool for an upcoming film where the video featured bits of the movie and we...
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This week the Strictly team tackle the cut film Donnie Darko. Featuring a young Jake Gyllenhaal, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Drew Barrymore, Patrick Swayzee, Noah Wylie and Seth Rogan, this is a...
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This week the Strictly team head back in time to the excess and luxury of the French court of Marie Antoinette. Through Sofia Coppola’s 2006 film starring Kirsten Dunst in...
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This week our hosts John, Paul and Glenn dive into the world (well, three worlds) or Baz Luhrmann. His films Moulin Rouge, The Great Gatsby and Romeo & Juliet have...
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Love, Simon is a 2018 film starring Nick Robinson, Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel and directed by Greg Berlanti. It follows Simon, a young man who is being blackmailed about...
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To celebrate Joy 94.9’s 2025 Radiothon, the Strictly Soundtracks team called up all the current and former hosts and asked for their favourite soundtrack moment that fits the Standing Together...
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Show me how you burlesque! Well, Christina and Cher will, at least. This little gem from 2010 is camp, fun and has some great music. Christina was a showgirl and...
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Some movies or series end with a bang and some with a Banger! This week the team explore the latter, those films or shows which end with an epic song....
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This week the Strictly Soundtrack team have the rare treat of an extra long episode so they picked a movie with a soundtrack so full of 80s goodness it wouldn’t...
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Bridget is back. Life has changed, there are new challenges (of course there are!) and loves and challenges and fun and everything! This is a great film, tackling some tough...
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This week the Strictly Soundtracks team take a deep dive into one of music’s biggest ever icons, an artist who is instantly recognised for her trailblazing career across music, film,...
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This week the Strictly Soundtracks team take us back (if only they could turn back time) to the late nineties and to London for the movie Sliding Doors. Helen (Gwyneth...
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This is a really special episode of Strictly Soundtracks, probably the first in which the author of the content appears as a guest. Paul and John discuss the series Invisible...
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Class! Pay attention! Oh we wish we’d paid more attention when dealing with technology. We had a couple of niggles this week but we soldiered on and got there while...
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This week John is joined by special guest Kenny, who is currently completing the Joy Media training course, as they discuss the groundbreaking series Queer As Folk. First airing in...
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So last week Paul and Dave took us through a selection of some of the winners of the Best Original Song at the Oscars. This week, Paul, John and Jason...
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Its Oscar Season! This week Dave (he’s back!!) and Paul take us through their favourite Oscar winning Original Songs. With one every year, thats a massive list. Thankfully they steer...
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Its a new season at Strictly Soundtracks HQ and we’ve kicked off with a great show. Bad Sisters is all about 5 sisters from Ireland who plot to cover up...
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This week marks the last show with hosts Dave, Henry and John before John takes over with a new team for season 2025. The team bring back some of our...
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This week the Strictly team take us to battle. Footloose Vs Flashdance. Which of these 80s dance-based films has the best soundtrack?? We play some songs from each and then...
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This week the Strictly team take us to the 60s, sort of, through the 2021 movie Last Night In Soho. Ellie is a young fashion student who loves all things...
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Do yourselves a favour and listen to this! Ian “Molly” Meldrum and his show Countdown changed the music industry in Australia. He championed local content, fought for a diverse sound...
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What? There’s no Emma Thompson or 80’s music this week? In the spirit of new-years eve, the Strictly team decided a change of scene was needed and so this week’s...
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It’s Christmas and like almost everyone else, we’ve been watching Love, Actually. The iconic Christmas movie with all-star cast and soundtrack to boot. With extra guest Jason, we navigate the...
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What would a new years eve party with people you were friends with 10 years ago be like? Well, Peter, the main character in Peter’s Friends decided to find out....
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Well the boys are off-script again and have another mix-tape for you. This time they have gone mad for musicals and selected their favourite tracks from movies that were musicals....
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Lesbians and Guys Support the Miners! And they did back in 1984 where a small group managed to raise funds, raise awareness and potentially change the labor movements in England...
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The Simpsooooooons! Well, what a week this week has in store. We’re focussing on the first 10 seasons of this iconic show and playing some of the music from some...
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Cruella de Vil, Cruella de Vil, if she doesn’t scare you, no evil thing will! But luckily, its a fun movie and a really fun soundtrack. You can tell our...
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It’s a MIXTAPE!! This week our trusty Soundtrack hosts take us on a different journey, each choosing some of their favourite tracks from the soundtrack universe. Dave, John and Henry...
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Bond is back! We enjoyed ourselves so much playing our favourite Bond themes a few weeks back so we decided to do it again. This time, we might break some...
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Boy Swallows Universe is a mini-series based on a novel by Trent Dalton. Set in 1983 it is a semi-biographical coming of age tale of Eli and his family as...
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We get all very tech-savvy this week as we talk about two movies, being 2023’s Blackberry and the 2013 biopic Jobs. Some great tunes as we discover how technology and...
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Bond, James Bond. Immortal words and some immortal theme songs too! This week the gang deep dive into their favourite songs from the movies, stemming from the 70s to more...
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This week its all glitter and boas as John, Henry and Dave go back to the 70s to talk about the music from Velvet Goldmine. Its all about Bowie (or is it??) and glam rock featuring original songs, covers and even new songs from made-up supergroups asked to make a song like you’d hear at the time. Music from T-Rex, Venus In Furs, Roxy Music, Grant Lee Buffalo, Shudder To Think and Steve Harley.
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Hello Angels! This week Dave and Henry take to the world of the fab “independent women” of Charlie’s Angels. You’ll hear tracks from Destiny’s Child, Heart, Marvin Gaye, Leo Sayer, Michael Jackson and Wham as they explore the movie.
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This week the Strictly Soundtracks team are all together for the first time. Join Dave, Henry and John as they discuss the wonderful series Heartstopper, a show set in 2 English schools and telling the story of a group of kids as they discover who they are. Charlie is a gay student and meets Nick, an older boy. They become friends and then something more as we learn about them and their group of friends. Music from Montaigne, Shura, Chvrches, Beabadoobee, Ezra Williams and Orla Gartlan accompnies this lovely story.
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This week while Henry and John are both away, Dave hosted by himself, or so he thought. While playing awesome 80s music from Romy & Michelle’s High School Reunion, Craig Brown from JOY’s The Open Table consensually gatecrashed and reminisced about growing up with amazing 80s music. Listen to The Open Table on Thursdays at 6pm or catch the podcast at https://joy.org.au/theopentable. Meanwhile, back to the 80s.
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This week Dave and John are joined by newsreader extraordinaire Sameer who requested a show on The Birdcage, the 1996 film starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane. Some wonderful songs with a cuban influence as well as some from the film’s drag elements. You’ll hear Miami Sound Machine, La Lupe, Donna Summer and then Nathan Lane.
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We’re terrible, Muriel! This week Dave has a Wedding-Off between two great wedding movies. My Best Friend’s Wedding and Muriel’s Wedding. Its not just ABBA though, you’ll hear music from the Rubettes, Ani Di Franco, Jann Arden, Blondie and then yes, some Abba, too. Everything’s better with ABBA.
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This week, while Henry is off on holiday, Dave is joined by John who normally takes care of the podcasting for Strictly Soundtracks. The show is all about the recent TV limited series, Eric. This series deals with some pretty dark subject matter, which seeing as it features a large Muppet-style monster, is quite something. It also features a wonderfully diverse soundtrack which weaves through the episodes as well as in montage sequences at the end of each episode. You’ll hear songs from 10CC, Joan Armatrading, The Cure, Cerrone, Billie Holiday and Laura Branigan.
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Its all red, white and blue this week as Dave and Henry explore some soundtracks from the US of A. You’ll hear music from Louis Armstrong, Elvis Presley, Creedence and Stevie Wonder before we take it slow with Ella Fitzgerald and everyone’s friend of Dorothy, Judy Garland.
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This week Dave and Henry take us back to the 80s to talk about the classic movies from John Hughes. These are of course Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, 16 Candles, Pretty in Pink and The Breakfast Club. These iconic soundtracks feature everyone from Sigue Sigue Sputnik to OMD, The Beatles, Thompson Twins, Otis Reading and Simple Minds.
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We’re back! We are so happy to be back with the show and this week Dave is joined by Henry, who is hosting his first show on Joy in almost 30 years.
This week we go through some of our favourite soundtracks to showcase some incredible music from the likes of Hans Zimmer featuring Lisa Gerrard, Eurythmics, Elton John, Doris Day and Rufus Wainwright.
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In acknowledgment of World Refugee Day on 20th June, Dave plays music used in the 2021 animated documentary, Flee, including pieces from the score composed by Uno Helmersson and some...
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Dave is joined by special guest, Evalyn Venture – Joy Media News Broadcaster, to chat all things Hans Zimmer, starting with his earlier film score compositions from the 80s through...
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The late 90’s TV series Ally McBeal had some brilliant musical moments, not just from the show’s regular songstress Vonda Shepard. In this episode, Dave explores the soundtrack and discusses...
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Dave is taking a trip to swinging sixties (or at least it sounds like the sixties) in this episode, playing a selection of tunes from the soundtrack to Austin Powers:...
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In 2001, Bridget Jones’s Diary – the movie, based on the novel, based on the novel – was launched out into our world along with a pretty good soundtrack. In...
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Known as Heath Ledger’s big break, the Australian crime comedy drama film, Two Hands, was released in 1999 with the soundtrack album being nominated for Best Original Soundtrack Recording at...
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Dave plays tracks from the 2015 British mini-series Banana – a sibling series to Cucumber, which was featured in a recent episode.
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Jett and Dave are in the studio together playing the songs from their favourite movie and TV dance scenes!
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The music output of Annie Lennox features in this episode, along with a bit of disco, where Dave explores the soundtrack to the 2015 British mini-series, Cucumber.
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Dave discovers the soundtrack from the 2015 Australian feature film, Holding the Man, based on Tim Conigrave’s 1995 memoir about his relationship with John Caleo.
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An iconic soundtrack for an iconic film, which Dave explores on this episode of Strictly Soundtracks.
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Jett keeps the party vibes of the Midsumma Pride March going by playing tracks from the soundtrack to the comedy drama film, Boogie Nights.
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The soundtrack to the 2021 Australian comedy mini-series Preppers features a wide variety of musical genres, which Dave explores in this episode.
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Dave takes a journey through the soundtrack to the 2001 Australian film, He Died With A Felafel In His Hand.
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Jett pays tribute to David Bowie on his birthday, playing tracks from the 2022 cinematic odyssey, Moonage Daydream.
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Dave brings in the new year in this episode chock-full of hits from the soundtrack to the 1999 comedy film, 200 Cigarettes.
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Jett and Dave present a special festive tribute to George Michael on the sixth anniversary of his passing by delving into the soundtrack to the 2019 romantic comedy film, Last...
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In his Strictly Soundtracks hosting debut, Dave plays some of the tracks used in the 2021 biographical mini-series, Halston.
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Jett celebrates the three year anniversary of Strictly Soundtracks and continues an exploration of the soundtrack to the American drama series, The Handmaid’s Tale.
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Jett dives back into the soundtrack from the American drama series, The Handmaid’s Tale in this third part of an on-going series.
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This episode is all about the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, with Jett taking a journey through the original motion picture soundtrack from the 2022 biographical film Elvis, directed by...
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Jett takes a journey through some inspired covers of classic 1970s tracks from the soundtrack for the 2022 animated film Minions: The Rise of Gru.
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Hear some of your favourite tracks and discover something new in this episode of Strictly Soundtracks, where Jett explores the soundtrack to the 2022 comedy series, Loot.
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Jett’s getting into the spirit of this year’s Oscars. Join her as she celebrates by exploring some of the nominations.
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On this episode, Jett explores some of the music featured on the Hulu original series, Shrill. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett explores some of the music featured on the multi Emmy Award winning series, Ted Lasso. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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After almost two years broadcasting remotely, Jett has FINALLY returned to the JOY studios to present Strictly Soundtracks live… and at the NEW time of 6pm Sundays. Join her as...
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On this episode, Jett explores some of the music featured on the hilarious series, What We Do in the Shadows. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett continues to explore the music featured on British comedy-drama series, Sex Education. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett continues to explore the music featured on British comedy-drama series, Sex Education. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett explores the music featured on British comedy-drama series, Sex Education. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett explores the music featured on British comedy-drama series, Sex Education. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett continues to explore the music featured on the Russell T. Davies miniseries, It’s a Sin. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett explores the music featured on the Russell T. Davies miniseries, It’s a Sin. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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Have you seen In The Heights yet? On this episode, Jett showcases some of the music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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The finale of a four part series exploring the 2015 Original Broadway Cast Recording of Hamilton. Join Jett as she pays tribute to this much loved musical. Support this podcast,...
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Join Jett as she continues to explore the music from the multi-award winning Broadway production of Hamilton. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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Excited to see Hamilton when it arrives in Melbourne next year? SAME HERE! In the meantime, join Jett as she celebrates this highly acclaimed musical throughout the month of June....
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Love Hamilton? Join Jett as she celebrates this highly acclaimed musical throughout the month of June. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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The focus of Bohemian Rocketman Part II is the soundtrack music by one of history’s most iconic and influential rock bands. Join Jett as she celebrates the magic of Queen. Support...
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The first half of this double episode centres around a music industry giant. Settle in with Jett, at she explores the soundtrack music by the one and only, Sir Elton...
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Part II of ‘March Babes’ marks the end of the Strictly Soundtracks birthday series. From Celine to Coldplay, this episode has something for everyone. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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This month, as the Strictly Soundtracks birthday series comes to an end, Jett will present ‘March Babes’ over two weeks. On this episode, you’ll hear from Elton, Liza and many more....
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Jett’s back, baby! Join her as she caps off the month of February with another birthday show 🙂 Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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It’s another birthday show! On this episode, Jett showcases music by January-born artists including JT, Dolly, Elvis and Bowie. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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‘Tis the season! On this episode, Jett presents a selection of tracks featured on some of the most festive films. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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In celebration of Beethoven’s 250th Birthday, Jett honours the great composer with a selection of his most beloved works. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this birthday show, Jett celebrates December-born artists Taylor Swift, Sia, Bette Midler, and more! Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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To celebrate the Season 4 release of The Crown, Jett showcases some of the music from the Netflix series. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett honours the memory of late INXS frontman, Michael Hutchence, on the 23rd anniversary of his death. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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To celebrate the Season 4 release of The Crown, Jett showcases some of the music from the Netflix series. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett pays tribute to American rock band, R.E.M. Join her as she explores their music contribution to film and TV. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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It’s another birthday show! Jett celebrates November-born artists, from Tina Arena to Tina Turner, there really is something for everyone. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett celebrates a diverse selection of music artists born in October, whose songs have appeared on screen. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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In recognition of Bisexual Awareness Week, Jett presents a collection of songs featuring Bi+ artists. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett celebrates a diverse selection of music artists born in September, whose songs have appeared on screen. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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Beyoncé… enough said. Join Jett as she caps off the four-part series with a bang! Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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From country, to pop, to folk. Taylor Swift can do it all. On this episode, Jett celebrates the music of this American sweetheart. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On the 2nd anniversary of the death of music legend, Aretha Franklin, Jett pays tribute to her legacy. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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Madonna is one of the most celebrated artists in music history. On this episode, Jett pays tribute to her by showcasing a collection of her songs that have appeared on...
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On this episode, Jett celebrates a diverse selection of music artists born in August, whose songs have appeared on screen. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett showcases some of the music featured throughout Season 1 and 2 of the Netflix series, After Life. The content within this episode may be triggering for...
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On this episode, Jett showcases a selection of songs featured on the television series, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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On this episode, Jett celebrates July-born music artists whose songs have appeared on screen. From rock and country to some of the hottest pop tracks of today, you’ll enjoy this...
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On this series finale, Jett explores the songs written for the The Beatles’ last four studio albums. Join her as she celebrates this iconic band in honour of Global Beatles...
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The Beatles – one of the most celebrated and influential music groups of all time. Join Jett as she continues to pay homage to this iconic band. Support this podcast,...
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The Beatles – one of the most celebrated and influential music groups of all time. Join Jett as she pays homage to this legendary band. Support this podcast, Donate to...
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On this episode, Jett celebrates the June-born babes of music. Whether you’re into Alanis or Ariana, there’s something for everyone! Support this podcast, Donate to JOY
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The finale of a four-part series in which Jett explores the music of the NINETIES. To cap things off, she celebrates with some of the ballads and pop music that have appeared...
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The continuation of a four-part series in which Jett explores the music of the NINETIES. On Part 3, she showcases some of the RnB and Hip Hop tracks that have appeared...
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The continuation of a four-part series in which Jett explores the music of the NINETIES. On Part 2, she celebrates Dance/House tracks that have appeared in films over the last...
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The first of a four-part series in which Jett explores the music of the NINETIES. On this episode, she showcases Grunge/Rock songs that have appeared in films over the last
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Jett continues the birthday series with May Babes. On this episode, she’ll play a selection of soundtrack music from artists born in the month of May. Support this podcast, Donate...
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On today’s very special RADIOTHON edition, Jett showcases the songs that would appear on a soundtrack to her life. You’ll hear songs by the queer artists, icons and allies whose...
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Hans Zimmer is one of the greatest film score composers of all time. On this episode, Jett celebrates his career with her favourite selection of his works. Support this podcast,...
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Dreamworks animation film, ‘Trolls World Tour’ was released in the US on 10 April. Even though Aussies will need to wait a little longer to see it, Jett is celebrating...
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Jett has a thing for birthdays. Join her for the first episode of a monthly series that will celebrate the birth of your favourite music artists. Support this podcast, Donate...
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