This week our guests Chris and Tenille travel all the way from New Zealand to give Pointy and Moose (mostly Pointy) an education on John Mayer and Taylor Swift.
Not only are Chris and Tenille extremely lovely individuals but they are also talented photographers too! To take a look at some of their work go to:
Wedding photographer extraordinaire and all round lovely chap Luke Gow joins us this week to talk about all things photography.
Hear Luke ponder if he is adopted, his past as an amateur radio enthusiast and then electrician, the joys of pre-digital photography, awkward photos, what went on in the darkroom and just a little bit of dirt on the wedding front.
Moose not only discovers his safe word (Paul McCartney) but also a pocket full of animal feed!
It has all the trademarks of a classic Splitting Cases episode; an obligatory Tim Rogers mention, Moose munches into the microphone, disclosure of Nothing Cutesy’s name (again) and of course plenty of tangents.
Paul McCartney!
To check out Luke's work head to:
Just in time for Friday the 13th, here is part two of our disaster movie episode with singer-songwriter Marissa Saroca...The episode that was proudly sponsored by red wine!
Pointy and the Moose were joined by singer-songwriter Marissa Saroca to talk about disaster movies of all varieties. A very timely episode as Friday the 13th is fast approaching!
During our chat Marissa tipped us off to the musical genius of Bruce Willis. Below is a small gift from us to you.
Prior to seeing Steve Smyth at The Stag and Hunter we caught up with radio presenter Richard Margetson to talk about our collective love of live music.
If you haven't yet caught Steve on his current tour the remaining dates are available on stevesmyth.com.au. We highly recommend getting to a show.
In the lead up to the Tamworth Country Music Festival, Catherine Britt joined us to talk about the history of country music, her musical education growing up and much, much more.
Carl Young, the Artistic Director of Stooged Theatre joins Pointy and the Moose to talk about his love for video games and his game show wins on Wheel of Fortune and The Price Is Right.
To keep up to date with Stooged Theatre go to www.facebook.com/stoogedtheatre.
Pointy and the Moose headed to the Metro Theatre in Sydney to see Shihad play and caught up with some other super fans for pizza and a quick chat.
To check out some of Shihad's brilliant work head to www.youtube.com/shihadmusic.
Entertainer, fellow podcaster and radio announcer Maynard joins us this week for our first VS episode. The opposing forces? The 1980 Village People film Can't Stop The Music and the 1997 Spice Girls film Spice World. Which camp do you belong to?
To listen to more of Maynard and subscribe to his podcast go to www.maynard.com.au.
Dave Faulkner of the Hoodoo Gurus joins us to talk about his love for film and in particular the 1968 Stanley Kubrick flick 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Part two of our chat with the lovely Aaron Kearney. We discuss the similarities between Kiss and The Spice Girls, defending what you love, cooking shows and much, MUCH more.
Radio broadcaster, sports commentator and all-round nice guy Aaron Kearney joins us to talk about pop culture phenomenons that completely passed him by.
Part two of our episode with the super talented Nick Gerber. This is where things really start to get messy. Listen to us chat about TV that should have been cancelled, HBO's flagship shows and British comedies. Moose's whistling skills make a guest appearance!
Radio producer and presenter Nick Gerber joins us to talk about the Golden Age of TV. Much goon was consumed. We discuss the birth of the Golden Age, Moose's love for Showgirls, binge watching and needing a good hook. It really gets messy in part two but you will have to wait until next week for that!
Guess you have heard Guardians of the Galaxy is a sweet movie by now? Hear what Pointy and Moose have to say.
A week before Moose went to see Hanson we caught up with Emma and Charlii to talk about the Hanson 'Dark years', young crushes and The Parent Trap.
