In an exclusive interview with Jermaine, Tyra reflects on her "unhinged" performance at The Beresford in Sydney promoting her Santa SMiZE character for her ice cream brand, SMiZE & DREAM. Tyra Bankss full conversation on The Jermaine Plane releases this Saturday.

In an exclusive interview with Jermaine, Tyra reflects on her "unhinged" performance at The Beresford in Sydney promoting her Santa SMiZE character for her ice cream brand, SMiZE &amp; DREAM. Tyra Bankss full conversation on The Jermaine Plane releases this Saturday.

A show packed with honest, fun and reflective conversations with well-known music artists about the moments, the meaning and the emotions tied to the songs they love.

A show packed with honest, fun and reflective conversations with well-known music artists about the moments, the meaning and the emotions tied to the songs they love.

The Jermaine Plane

Sneak Peek: Tyra Banks Reflects On 'Unhinged' Beresford Performance in Sydney

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Louis Tomlinson joins me on the Jermaine Plane to chat about his new album "How Did I Get Here?" and his upcoming tour kicking off in March.

In this conversation, Louis opens up about recording in Costa Rica, why stepping away from the usual pressure helped him create his most confident work yet, and how his single "Lemonade" captures that rock 2000s essence. He also gets real about his relationship with fans, describing them as teammates who've been fighting alongside him for over a decade, uncertain beginnings to sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden.

Plus, we take a trip down memory lane discussing his high school days playing Danny Zuko in Grease, his obsession with Green Day, and the life-changing moment he experienced at Leeds Festival at age 16.

This album was written from a happier place, and you can hear it in every note. Louis reflects on how far he's come and reminds fans to take pride in what they've built together.

Louis Tomlinson joins me on the Jermaine Plane to chat about his new album "How Did I Get Here?" and his upcoming tour kicking off in March.
In this conversation, Louis opens up about recording in Costa Rica, why stepping away from the usual pressure helped him create his most confident work yet, and how his single "Lemonade" captures that rock 2000s essence. He also gets real about his relationship with fans, describing them as teammates who've been fighting alongside him for over a decade, uncertain beginnings to sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden.
Plus, we take a trip down memory lane discussing his high school days playing Danny Zuko in Grease, his obsession with Green Day, and the life-changing moment he experienced at Leeds Festival at age 16.
This album was written from a happier place, and you can hear it in every note. Louis reflects on how far he's come and reminds fans to take pride in what they've built together.

Louis Tomlinson: Why His Fans Deserve All The Credit

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Tyra Banks joins Jermaine for a deeply personal conversation about why the spotlight was never her true passion and why legacy now matters more than fame.

She opens up about launching Smize and Dream in Australia, the pressure of starting again in a new country, her determination not to be the “ugly American,” and the fear, chaos, and humility that come with building something from the ground up.

Tyra shares her vision for giving back through an ice cream school for underserved communities and explains why she created Hot Ice Cream as a way to help ice cream businesses survive winter and protect livelihoods.

At the heart of the episode is a powerful reflection on her mother’s sacrifices, the values that shaped her, and the message Tyra would give back to the woman who taught her to dream, work hard, and lift others along the way.

Tyra Banks joins Jermaine for a deeply personal conversation about why the spotlight was never her true passion and why legacy now matters more than fame.
She opens up about launching Smize and Dream in Australia, the pressure of starting again in a new country, her determination not to be the &ldquo;ugly American,&rdquo; and the fear, chaos, and humility that come with building something from the ground up.
Tyra shares her vision for giving back through an ice cream school for underserved communities and explains why she created Hot Ice Cream as a way to help ice cream businesses survive winter and protect livelihoods.
At the heart of the episode is a powerful reflection on her mother&rsquo;s sacrifices, the values that shaped her, and the message Tyra would give back to the woman who taught her to dream, work hard, and lift others along the way.

Tyra Banks: Why the Spotlight Is No Longer Her Passion

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In this episode of The Jermaine Plane, Jermaine sits down with Lisa Jackson, Apple’s Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, for an inspiring chat about how the world’s most innovative tech company is working toward a carbon-neutral future by 2030.

Recorded at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Jermaine explores Apple’s mission beyond the products, diving into their ongoing investment in renewable energy projects, community partnerships, and nature-based carbon removal initiatives across Australia and New Zealand.

Lisa shares how Apple is supporting programs like Common Ground, which empowers First Nations filmmakers to tell stories on Country using mobile Apple studios, and the regenerative macadamia orchard in Queensland, transforming farmland into a thriving, sustainable ecosystem.

Together, they talk about what it means to make “the best products for the world,” how every Apple device will one day be powered by clean energy, and which Prince song Lisa will play when Apple hits its 2030 goal.

In this episode of The Jermaine Plane, Jermaine sits down with Lisa Jackson, Apple&rsquo;s Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, for an inspiring chat about how the world&rsquo;s most innovative tech company is working toward a carbon-neutral future by 2030.
Recorded at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Jermaine explores Apple&rsquo;s mission beyond the products, diving into their ongoing investment in renewable energy projects, community partnerships, and nature-based carbon removal initiatives across Australia and New Zealand.
Lisa shares how Apple is supporting programs like Common Ground, which empowers First Nations filmmakers to tell stories on Country using mobile Apple studios, and the regenerative macadamia orchard in Queensland, transforming farmland into a thriving, sustainable ecosystem.
Together, they talk about what it means to make &ldquo;the best products for the world,&rdquo; how every Apple device will one day be powered by clean energy, and which Prince song Lisa will play when Apple hits its 2030 goal.

Lisa Jackson, Apple's VP of Environment: How Apple Will Empower Community in Australia

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Sneak Peek: Tyra Banks Reflects On 'Unhinged' Beresford Performance in Sydney

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