This week we chinwag about as Jess and Bowie’s experience using Masterclass. Afterward, we chat with Australian singer/songwriter Zoe Badwi.
Zoë Badwi began her music career as one third of girl band Sirens before embarking on a solo career that has so far spawned several club chart-topping anthems. She joined girl group trio Sirens, who scored two hits, “Like Fire, Like Rain” and a cover version of the Pointer Sisters’ “I’m So Excited” before disbanding in 2001. Badwi continued to write and perform, and was later spotted fronting band, Black Dogs. Performing at a Melbourne club, electronic duo TV Rock’s Grant Smillie, was so impressed by her vocals that he invited her to work with him. After signing to Neon Records, her debut solo single, “Release Me,” was nominated for Best Dance Release at the 2009 ARIA Award and APRA awards. It was followed by Top Ten single “Freefallin’.” She secured a U.S. deal with Atlantic Records and began work on her debut album and tours the world performing, including touring with Little Mix.
Whether you loved or hated Wonder Woman 1984, there were definitely problems and our Rioters take turns breaking down all the different issues.
After my first full listen of Whatever, Man—from Kansas City’s BLACKSTARKIDS—I was left asking myself, “Wait… did I like this?”
Welcome back to The Rockstar Dad Show, where Jaret and Gary are talking about what a weird time it is to be a kid.
This week the hosts dive into conversation about the dentist’s office, going to your grandparent’s house, and fish pedicures. They also chat about making the best of quarantine before welcoming on guest Andrew Ginsburg.
Andrew is a stand up comic, actor, and personal trainer. He joins the show to share his dad resume and how his family is dealing with COVID-19. While he chats with Jaret, he tells stories from The Sopranos, talks about his love for writing, and more. Listen in now!
It’s week 17 of quarantine and Man Of The Hour is back with another new episode to cure your stuck-inside blues.
This week Patrick shares one of the unexpected perks of wearing a mask, Seb decides to buy a tent, and they achieve some childhood dreams. Plus, hear the case of the missing firetable, Seb’s arm chair buying adventure, and more!
This week on Geek Girl Riot we throw love-confetti all over Never Have I Ever before spreading some positivity into the world.
[imgfull][/imgfull] When the times get tough, you can always count on Man Of The Hour to brighten up your day. If you’ve hit “bored out of your mind” levels of quarantine, this week’s episode is here to cure your blues! Are you using the cloud? How old is Seb’s TV? We’ll find out when the guys dive into a technology talk. But remember, this episode is called ‘All Over The Place’, so it’s not long before they venture into a chat about fashion. Why is it so hard to buy a moderately priced sweater? Where do celebrity clothes go? What… Read more »
[imgfull][/imgfull] Just how secure are America’s elections? This topic became a ravenous beast that overtook the entire episode.
Your Heroic Trio return to Geek Girl Riot to rant about the Oscars and reboots. They also share their love for some new TV and movies.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Fall TV season has arrived and Geek Girl Riot is giving you the lowdown you deserve (you’ve earned it, bb). But first: The Emmys!
