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David Wenham On Filming In WA 

In this engaging conversation, Mark Seymour shares his experiences touring in Western Australia, the impact of his iconic songs like 'Holy Grail', and the evolution of his songwriting. He reflects on the unique atmosphere of WA, the unexpected global reach of his music, and the importance of continuing to create new material. The discussion also touches on his musical influences, including his daughters' tastes, and the camaraderie among Australian musicians.
Mark has toured extensively in Western Australia, noting its unique atmosphere.
His song 'Holy Grail' has gained a life of its own globally.
Songwriting is a mysterious process, often unpredictable in its success.
Mark continues to write new music, finding joy in the creative process.
His daughters influence his music tastes, introducing him to new artists.
He admires the energy and thoughtfulness of bands like Midnight Oil.
There is a strong sense of community among Australian musicians.
Mark is excited about the evolution of his brother's band, Credit House.
He believes that staying current with music keeps him relevant in the industry.
The conversation highlights the importance of storytelling in songwriting.

00:00 Exploring Western Australia and Its Unique Vibe
02:49 The Journey of 'Holy Grail' and Its Impact
06:12 Songwriting Insights and the Creative Process
09:01 Influences from the Next Generation
11:54 Camaraderie Among Australian Musicians
15:09 Family Ties and Musical Legacy

In this engaging conversation, Mark Seymour shares his experiences touring in Western Australia, the impact of his iconic songs like 'Holy Grail', and the evolution of his songwriting. He reflects on the unique atmosphere of WA, the unexpected global reach of his music, and the importance of continuing to create new material. The discussion also touches on his musical influences, including his daughters' tastes, and the camaraderie among Australian musicians.
<ul>
<li>Mark has toured extensively in Western Australia, noting its unique atmosphere.</li>
<li>His song 'Holy Grail' has gained a life of its own globally.</li>
<li>Songwriting is a mysterious process, often unpredictable in its success.</li>
<li>Mark continues to write new music, finding joy in the creative process.</li>
<li>His daughters influence his music tastes, introducing him to new artists.</li>
<li>He admires the energy and thoughtfulness of bands like Midnight Oil.</li>
<li>There is a strong sense of community among Australian musicians.</li>
<li>Mark is excited about the evolution of his brother's band, Credit House.</li>
<li>He believes that staying current with music keeps him relevant in the industry.</li>
<li>The conversation highlights the importance of storytelling in songwriting.</li>
</ul>
00:00 Exploring Western Australia and Its Unique Vibe 02:49 The Journey of 'Holy Grail' and Its Impact 06:12 Songwriting Insights and the Creative Process 09:01 Influences from the Next Generation 11:54 Camaraderie Among Australian Musicians 15:09 Family Ties and Musical Legacy

Mark Seymour and the story behind Holy Grail 

In this engaging conversation, Robbie and Carly chat with Ollie from Lime Cordiale about the origins of their band name, the significance of music festivals in a post-COVID world, and the challenges faced by Australian artists in the music industry. Ollie shares insights on their upcoming performance at the Ord Valley Muster and reflects on the changing landscape of music appreciation and competition.
The name Lime Cordiale comes from a blend of family and a music festival.
Festivals outside major cities are thriving post-COVID.
Australian artists face tough competition from international acts.
The band's success involved extensive promotion and live performances.
Ollie reflects on the unique experience of performing in remote locations.
The music industry has shifted significantly since COVID.
Aussie artists are making an effort to connect with local audiences.
The importance of creating memorable live experiences for fans.
Ollie's sister designed their iconic stage outfits.
The band has a humorous take on the challenges of touring. 

00:00 The Origin of Lime Cordiale
03:00 The Impact of Festivals Post-COVID
06:08 Challenges for Aussie Artists on the Charts

In this engaging conversation, Robbie and Carly chat with Ollie from Lime Cordiale about the origins of their band name, the significance of music festivals in a post-COVID world, and the challenges faced by Australian artists in the music industry. Ollie shares insights on their upcoming performance at the Ord Valley Muster and reflects on the changing landscape of music appreciation and competition.
<ul>
<li>The name Lime Cordiale comes from a blend of family and a music festival.</li>
<li>Festivals outside major cities are thriving post-COVID.</li>
<li>Australian artists face tough competition from international acts.</li>
<li>The band's success involved extensive promotion and live performances.</li>
<li>Ollie reflects on the unique experience of performing in remote locations.</li>
<li>The music industry has shifted significantly since COVID.</li>
<li>Aussie artists are making an effort to connect with local audiences.</li>
<li>The importance of creating memorable live experiences for fans.</li>
<li>Ollie's sister designed their iconic stage outfits.</li>
<li>The band has a humorous take on the challenges of touring.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
00:00 The Origin of Lime Cordiale 03:00 The Impact of Festivals Post-COVID 06:08 Challenges for Aussie Artists on the Charts

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