Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

Sandy and Michael continue acknowledging the FIFA World Cup 2026, with a little remote help from DJ Nigey Nige.  Sandy explores the dark side of FIFA and then celebrates those teams and their fans who are (mainly) no longer in the competition.  Michael continues looking at the two remaining values of FIFA (branding): unity and social justice - the other two (authenticity and performance were explored in the last episode.  Enjoy the show and the football.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they check out Tony’s new garden in Cornwall, and discover that some of the flowers are looking a bit worse for wear, especially during the scorching summer that they are experiencing in the UK…in fact Tony found a Sunsick Daisy in his studio, and so he and Shippa decided to interview it…well, Sarah and Kane from Adelaide’s awesome band Sunsick Daisy. Tune in to hear Sarah and Kane discuss all things musical, historical and hysterical, and find your new favourite band!

Part 2: Tony and Shippa get stuck into some new submissions from up and coming artists in the second half of the show. Catch tracks from The Smallest Infinity (Sunshine Coast), Margo Mann (Melbourne), My Daydreams (Brisbane), Glass Media (Hobart), Joel Tane feat Clare Perrott (Perth), Seasol (Germany), CD Ghost (LA), Until Clarity (Brisbane), Datura4 (Fremantle) and Mandalai Lamas (Oslo, Norway), with Shippa’s Surprise being a mega group with members from bands that have been interviewed on the show!

Hear new music from Tame Impala, Grace Cummings, Ned Collette, Miss Kaninna and more. Full playlist here.

Philadelphia indie legend Kurt Vile has a new album and we bring you a couple of tracks from it. Other overseas artists featured include Belle and Sebastian (Glasgow) - Beth Orton (London) - Courtney Marie Andrews (LA) + Office Dog (Auckland). A stack of fab local recent releases including Brisbane's Baby Cool - Sydney's Sweetie + RAGEFLOWER + Melbourne's Margo Mann - Juice Webster - Beans + Lara.
Deezer playlist here

Ahoy Froggers     
Guess what another edition of BFRH  has  just dropped for you to wrap your ears around and is waiting for you with            the these tunes in this week’s BFRH Playlist. 
We go back abit for a new artist  Belton Sutherland  with a foot tapping cigarette smoking recording done by Alan         Lomax in his last field recordings., we you the Big Jay McNeely who was the “king of the honkers" recorded live in 1957.
Three or four BFRH Favorite tunes in there and the first tune I ever heard from Tab Benoit..
We have an artist today whose name has been attributed to 2500 recordinig sessions, yes Two Thousand five hunded sessions, and of course there is the BFRH long song of the week, and of course our assistant Niamh and our favourite irishman all in attendance
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Bullfrog's_Roadhouse_27th_June_2026 - Duration: 02:04:38
 

1.      BFRH_Opening_ ( 6:49)

2.      Tab Benoit - Nice And Warm (07:18)

3.      R. L. Burnside - See My Jumper (04:02)

4.      Belton Sutherland - Blues #2 (04:36) *****first appearance on BFRH *****

5.      Cream - Traintime (Live At Winterland, San Francisco, USA / 8th March 1968 / Remastered 2026) (07:01) *****New 2026 *****

6.      Lena & The Slide Brothers - Lighthouse Blues (06:55) *****New 2026 *****

7.      Jason Ricci & Joe Krown - Drifting Blues (08:03)

8.      The Allman Brothers Band - Drunken Hearted Boy (March 13, 1971 – second show) (07:45)

9.      Barry Goldberg - Blues For Barry and Mike (10:14)

10.  Johnny Winter - Come_back_baby (06:28)

11.  Big Jay McNeely - Deacon's Hop (06:40)

12.  Christelle Berthon - Acoustic Blues In G (05:41) *****first appearance on BFRH *****

13.  Cornell Dupree - Them Changes (08:07)

14.  The Rides - I’ve Got to Use My Imagination (06:15)

15.  BFRH_Niamh_Rory_Ending__ (10: 8)