Podcast
Sound Museum is my music podcast—a place where I celebrate the artists, albums and songs that have shaped my life and continue to inspire music lovers around the world.
The name Sound Museum holds special personal significance. It was originally the title of the radio show I co-hosted on Melbourne’s JOY 94.9 FM from 2011 to 2016, and reviving it as a podcast felt like the perfect way to honour such an important chapter of my media career while introducing the brand to a whole new audience.
With so many music podcasts available today, I wanted to create something that felt genuinely personal. Music has an incredible ability to connect us—to transport us back to a specific moment in time, introduce us to new artists, or provide comfort during life’s most memorable and challenging moments. Those emotional connections are at the heart of every Sound Museum episode.
Each episode celebrates iconic artists, classic albums, milestone anniversaries and unforgettable songs, while also making space for new music, hidden gems and fascinating stories from across the music world. Whether revisiting an album that defined a generation or discovering an overlooked masterpiece, my goal has always been to share the joy of music discovery with listeners everywhere.
Since its launch, Sound Museum has grown into a global podcast, reaching listeners in more than 190 countries and building a loyal audience of music fans who share a passion for nostalgia and great storytelling. While the podcast has been on hiatus since May 2026 as I focus on other areas of my business, I’m incredibly proud of what it has achieved and grateful for the wonderful community that has supported it.
Most Popular Episodes
The podcast’s five most listened-to episodes are:
- Tina Turner – Simply the Best
- Cher – Believe (25th Anniversary) – Part One
- Footloose Soundtrack (40th Anniversary)
- Tina Turner – Private Dancer (40th Anniversary)
- Mariah Carey – Merry Christmas (30th Anniversary)
Although Sound Museum is currently on hiatus, the entire catalogue of episodes remains available to enjoy.
You can listen on all major podcast platforms, explore more than 100 episodes celebrating music history, and subscribe so you’ll be the first to know when new episodes return.