If These Walls Could Talk
- Arts · Performing Arts
- Music · Music Interviews
- Society & Culture
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If These Walls Could Talk by Red Bull is an audio love letter to the venues, parties, festivals and people both past and present which have shaped Australia's young, yet rich cultural history.This series will transport listeners on a journey through time to shine a light on the people, places and moments that have shaped Australia’s most storied nightlife communities.In season one, we took an in-depth look at Melbourne’s music community through six episodes of City Central. Hosted by 3RRR’s Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler, they delved into the moments, musicians, spaces and philosophies which shaped...
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Recent episodes
- Adapt, pivot, evolve, grow. Splendour in the Grass - Season 3, Episode 5
- A product of the pandemic built for greater good of the Australian music community - Season 3, Episode 4
- Sustainability, inclusivity and the role the humble Australian bush doof has played in ensuring equality - Season 3, Episode 3
- Secret by name, secret by nature. The story behind the Australian festival that bucked every trend imaginable - Season 3, Episode 2
- The real stories behind the festival to first put Australia's scene on the map, Big Day Out - Season 3, Episode 1
- Season 3: Trailer
- What does throwing an inclusive LGBTQI celebration involve in 2020? Can unconventional spaces be queer party spaces? - Season 2, Episode 5
- How did Sydney’s vogue ball scene begin? What did it mean for the community when Sissy Ball became part of Mardi Gras? - Season 2, Episode 4
- How did The Imperial influence Sydney's gay scene in the 90s, and how is that legacy continued today? - Season 2, Episode 3
- What place did the Albury hold in the LGBTQI party scene and what did its closure mean for the community? - Season 2, Episode 2