# David Bridie

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Some things distinct and some things whole – Show #356 (part 1), 29 June 2025

It’s a cold winter morning in Melbourne, but Katie keeps her listeners warm with fresh new songs by past guests of the show David Bridie, Jenny Mitchell and Little Green plus talented artists out of Stanthorpe (Queensland), Narrm/Melbourne, Margaret River (Western Australia), Aotearoa/New Zealand, …

Stonewall riots forever – Show #359 (part 1), 20 July 2025

Winter in Melbourne is starting to drag for Katie and she is dreaming of warmer weather. The music is certainly hot, though! Enjoy new songs by Australian artists both veteran (Tracey Miller, Guy Blackman, David Bridie) and emerging (Jacoténe, Little Green, Abbey Lane, Hannah Acfield), a song for P…

EP 118 Papua New Guinea with musician David Bridie; Lonely Planet's 2026 hotlist & safe wifi connections

Four kilometres from Australia, Papua New Guinea is our closest, and also our least explored neighbour. As PNG celebrates the 50th anniversary of independence from Australia, Australian musician and composer David Bridie talks about his connection with PNG, which spans four decades.  A founding mem…

Playlist 19.10.25

Experimental songforms, percussion, breakbeats, prepared piano, sound-art… LISTEN AGAIN to the art of sound… stream on demand at fbi.radio or podcast here. Not Drowning, Waving – Amaravot [Not Drowning, Waving Bandcamp] We’re starting with an Australian band who were really decades ahead of the b…

EP 126 Summer Series: Come to the tropics from Tahiti's first yoga festival to PNG with musician David Bridie

Merry Christmas to you all and welcome back to our Summer Series! This week, we're talking tropics, taking you to Tahiti and Papua New Guinea.  Co-host Kirstie Bedford talks about attending Tahiti's first annual yoga festival – a chance to find her Zen and connect with culture in this tropical para…

Bodgy Creek Roosters Podcast - Ep 28 - The Membership Drive

As the club staggers through yet another membership crisis, the Bodgy Creek Roosters are emboldened by worldwide pledges to become club members to help the club & the podcast survive. To help with the drive, celebrities call in to throw their way behind the club. Will John Howard be happy with a no…

Tabaran is a Sound of Australia and Carl Vine's final collaboration with the Goldner Quartet

Tabaran, the 1990 album by Not Drowning, Waving and the musicians Of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea featuring Telek, has been inducted into the National Film and Sound Archive as one of the Sounds of Australia. David Bridie looks back on the album, which saw the band head to Papua New Guinea to work with…