They've performed in some of the biggest venues and stadiums around the world, and are arguably the biggest band in Australia right now. Guitar maestro Johnny Took from the DMA's joins The Betoota Advocate editors this week to talk about the new album, and what it feels like to lose a world tour to this Gotdam virus. However, they haven't let a pandemic stop them from announcing tour dates across all non-Victorian capitals. Johnny tells us a little bit about how the band got started and how different things are now from the when they started. Don't delete this podcast, baby,

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Recorded from the Budgy Smuggler Booth

They've performed in some of the biggest venues and stadiums around the world, and are arguably the biggest band in Australia right now. Guitar maestro Johnny Took from the DMA's joins The Betoota Advocate editors this week to talk about the new album, and what it feels like to lose a world tour to this Gotdam virus. However, they haven't let a pandemic stop them from announcing tour dates across all non-Victorian capitals. Johnny tells us a little bit about how the band got started and how different things are now from the when they started. Don't delete this podcast, baby,<br><br>https://dmasdmas.com/ <br><br>Recorded from the Budgy Smuggler Booth

Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.

A weekly dissection of the Australian zeitgeist with high profile Australian guests.

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