Phil Burton has been at the top of his field for over 2 decades as a member of the legendary Aussie quartet Human Nature. Human Nature have achieved huge success both in Australia and the US (including a record breaking residence in Vegas). He has an Order of Australia Medal, was inducted into the Aria Hall of Fame with the band, he’s an incredible singer, keyboard player and guitarist and one of the most down to earth stars on the planet. Even with all this success, there have certainly been tough times in his career and life.

Phil has recently made the huge decision to stay here in Australia and not return to Vegas with Human Nature. On this podcast we talk about old times, fun times and of course the tough times. I have always loved Phil and the band and it is my pleasure to have him on Pure Grit.

<p>Phil Burton has been at the top of his field for over 2 decades as a member of the legendary Aussie quartet Human Nature. Human Nature have achieved huge success both in Australia and the US (including a record breaking residence in Vegas). He has an Order of Australia Medal, was inducted into the Aria Hall of Fame with the band, he&rsquo;s an incredible singer, keyboard player and guitarist and one of the most down to earth stars on the planet. Even with all this success, there have certainly been tough times in his career and life.</p>
<p>Phil has recently made the huge decision to stay here in Australia and not return to Vegas with Human Nature. On this podcast we talk about old times, fun times and of course the tough times. I have always loved Phil and the band and it is my pleasure to have him on Pure Grit.</p>

Grit means to have courage and show strength of character, passion and perseverance. Paula’s career in radio and television is where she discovered her natural ability to interview, bringing out the best in her guest with empathy warmth and humour.  Paula interviews a diverse range of guests who have made it to the top of their chosen field.  They chat about the journey, obstacles and surprising moments they faced on the way to the top.

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