Bradley Innes is a entertainer that likes to push the boundaries on what is achievable when under complete random chaos. Perth being one of the most secluded cities in the world sure does give us a lot of room to be seen and stand out from the rest of the world. Mr Innes has harnessed this chaos in a way most only dream about. The virality of a church about worshipping a cactus is funny and that is why it received attention.

Macshane is a freestyle rapper, comedian from Perth Australia His incredible live shows that mesmerize his audience alongside his co performer - Daniel Delby. They are set to take over the freestyle kingdom by storm.

Kyle Legacy is a comedian from Liverpool, England... A Scouser. He is currently embarking on his yearly venture down-under for FringeWorld. Kyle Legacy is a Regular at the World Famous Comedy Mothership and other giant clubs around the globe.

WhatSoNot returns with a masterclass in genre-bending on Podcast 143 of The Roadshow, a conversation that dives deep into an artist whose career reads like a map of the modern dancefloor: fearless, expansive, and relentlessly inventive. Fresh off the release of his new EP with BUUNSHIN—a collaborative tour de force that flits between pulse-pounding bass and shimmering, human moments—WhatSoNot breaks down how two styles collide to create something that feels alive, something beautiful.From the come-up to the stage of global tastemakers, WhatSoNot discusses the grind, the gut, and the grammar of a career built in the margins of genres. He shares his view on the state of the industry, the pressures and freedoms of staying prolific, and what it’s like to be one of Australia’s most enduring voices in electronic music. A true craftsman, he’s turned the idea of “dance music” on its head, bending the changes of reality with creativity to keep listeners present to the sounds of his mind.This episode peels back the layers of a career that has seen him share the stage with the biggest names in the game—Skrillex, Toto, RL Grime, and many more—speaking to the artistry behind those high-profile collabs and what they reveal about his approach to sound design, rhythm, and resonance.WhatSoNot’s take on community, experimentation, and the future of electronic music is as candid as it is visionary. If you’ve ever wondered how a producer who’s helped carve the soundscape of a generation thinks, this is your window into the mind that’s kept our ears surprised and our bodies moving.

In the chaos and colour of Australia’s festival circuit, two heavyweights from across the pond have landed — and The Roadshow Podcast got them both in one room. Episode 142 brings together MDOTR and Devilman, two icons who have shaped entire corners of UK music — from Drum & Bass to Dancehall, Reggaeton, and R&B.This episode peels back the layers behind their journeys — from the anthemic “Turn Red” to the cult-classic “Drum and Bass Father.” It’s a raw, funny, and unexpectedly soulful conversation between two artists from different worlds who share one mission: to keep the rhythm alive and the crowd moving.From late-night studio stories to their experiences tearing up stages across Australia, Jacob Roads dives deep into what fuels their creativity, their perspectives on culture, and how the UK sound continues to evolve — globally and unapologetically.🎧 Whether you live for basslines, bars, or pure energy, this one’s a collision of styles and spirits that captures what music is all about: connection, legacy, and love for the craft.#RoadshowPodcast #MDOTR #Devilman #DrumAndBass #Dancehall #UKMusic #TurnRed #DrumAndBassFather #AustraliaTour #PodcastAustralia #perth #MusicPodcast #Roadshow #UKLegends

Welcome to Episode 141 of THE ROADSHOW PODCAST, where we ride shotgun with one of WA’s most electrifying R&B/rap voices — Proph3t — straight out of the West Side and up into the heart of Sydney’s music hustle.This one’s funny, raw, deep, and real. We break open stories of family, forgiveness, identity, and the hard lessons learned when you chase a dream across state lines. Proph3t opens up about what it’s like uprooting for opportunity, wrestling with pressure, building resilience, and finding purpose when the path isn’t linear.You’ll laugh. You’ll reflect. You’ll feel the pulse of an artist in transition.Massive thanks to every listener, every subscriber, and everyone who vibes with this story—this is one for the archive. Get ready. You don’t want to miss this one.🔔 Hit Subscribe. Share it loud. Press play.

Estuaries — the delicate places where rivers meet the sea — are among the most overlooked ecosystems on the planet. They act as nurseries for countless fish species, filters for our waterways, and buffers protecting coastlines from storms. Yet, like so much of our natural world, they’re under threat. On Episode 140 of The Roadshow Podcast, host Jacob Roads sits down with marine biologist and podcaster Kurt Krispyn (host of  @Paramount.importance  to explore why these environments matter more than most of us realize — and why their decline is a warning sign we can’t afford to ignore.Krispyn’s expertise is rooted in estuarine science: the study of those brackish, ever-changing waters that sustain life on a scale far larger than most people imagine. In this conversation, he unpacks how waste, pollution, and mismanaged fish farming ripple through estuaries, choking the very nurseries that support biodiversity. He explains how the diversity of fish schools is shrinking, how human activity is reshaping migration patterns, and why estuaries are the frontline in the fight to protect our waters.Roads and Krispyn push past the headlines, asking the hard questions: What happens when estuaries collapse? How does it affect the seafood on our plates, the health of our oceans, and even the climate? And most importantly, what can we do about it?Krispyn’s answers are both sobering and inspiring. He makes it clear that while the decline is real, it isn’t inevitable. From smarter waste management to rethinking aquaculture, from local conservation efforts to global awareness campaigns, he lays out practical steps that communities and individuals can take to preserve these ecosystems. His work — both in the field and on his own podcast, Paramount Importance — reflects a mission to raise awareness about the natural systems we take for granted.For Roads, this is more than just another interview. It’s an urgent reminder that water isn’t a passive backdrop to human life — it’s the active force that makes life possible. And estuaries, often dismissed as murky backwaters, may just be the most important battleground of all.If you’ve ever wondered why environmental decline feels so close to home, this episode will give you the answers — and the call to action — you’ve been looking for.🔔 Subscribe to The Roadshow Podcast for more conversations with thinkers, doers, and visionaries shaping the future of our world.

The godfather energy is real. In this episode, Michael Crafter—founding voice of Australian metalcore and the engine behind Confession—sits down to talk scars, scene, and the fire it takes to come back swinging. From early-2000s DIY chaos to main-stage mayhem. I Killed The Prom Queen, the breakups, Delta Goodrem, rumours and why the timing finally felt right to step back into the spotlight. We get into the band’s 25th-anniversary victory lap—IKTPQ reuniting the classic nucleus (Crafter, Jona Weinhofen, Kevin Cameron, JJ Peters) for a set that reclaims a decade of riffs and rapture, while honoring the low-end legacy of the late Sean Kennedy. Expect a celebration and a reckoning, not a nostalgia act. On the tour: it’s a national run across Australia from late September into October 2025, with heavyweight support from @Emmure (USA), To The Grave, and Threshold—an unapologetic, elbows-out bill built for circle pits and catharsis. Tickets are moving through the usual suspects. This comeback didn’t appear out of thin air. We talk about the behind-the-scenes calls that made it real, and how years of side hustles, setbacks, and stage cameos (hello, @Parkwaydrive ) sharpened Crafter’s focus for this moment. If you grew up on breakdowns and battered hi-hats, this one’s a time capsule and a flare gun. Hit play, then hit the shows.—📌 Chapters00:00 intro01:12 Tattoo Shop12:45 Where is Everyone?24:10 Charlatans are everywhere!36:30 Removed rib theory49:05 I was Checked out 1:02:18 tickets1:14:50 No Problems solved1:28:00 Whose COMING🎫 Tour / Tickets: Check promoter & venue pages for dates, cities, and availability. 👍 If this episode hit you, like/sub/share.👇 Drop your favorite IKTPQ track in the comments.

Patton isn’t your typical politician. With a résumé that reads like a blueprint for ambition—nightclubs, audiovisual empires, aviation ventures, and a sprawling property portfolio—he’s built his reputation on risk, grit, and execution. Now, he’s setting his sights on something bigger: reshaping the city he calls home.Chris isn’t running for office to fill a chair or wave from a balcony. His mission is sharper, almost urgent: to tackle homelessness, to make Perth safer, and to deliver stability to a city that he believes is ready for more. This isn’t politics for the sake of power—it’s a calculated, deeply personal campaign to bring business acumen into civic leadership.As the streets of Perth become the battleground for ideas of growth, safety, and community, Patton positions himself not as another face in the system, but as a disruptor—someone willing to challenge the stagnation and push for tangible change.This episode isn’t just an interview—it’s a window into a man who believes that cities thrive when leadership has vision, conviction, and skin in the game. Whether you agree with his approach or not, Chris Patton makes one thing clear: he’s here to move Perth forward.🎙️ Watch. Listen. Decide.#RoadshowPodcast #ChrisPatton #PerthLordMayor #PerthPolitics #Entrepreneurship #PerthBusiness #PerthCity #HomelessnessSolutions #CitySafety #Leadership

In this week’s chapter of THE ROADSHOW PODCAST, host Jacob Roads sits down with none other than Cameron Branch, the razor-sharp mind behind The Hard Yarns Podcast. What unfolds is less of a casual chat and more of a late-night jam session for the restless mind.We dive headlong into the mysteries of ancient history—from the enigmatic Kalambo hut in North Africa to the whispered ruins of Atlantis, Cameron and Jacob pull at threads most shy away from. Together, they question not just the past, but the very foundations of the stories we’ve been told.The conversation doesn’t stop there. We swing the lens toward Australian politics, and the uneasy truth that the so-called powers-that-be may not have the people’s best interests at heart. In true Roadshow spirit, no sacred cow is left untouched.But it’s not all heavy. We wander into the strange and otherworldly: past-life regression, conspiracy theories, and those curious questions that live on the edges of society’s collective imagination.🔥 This isn’t your average sit-down. It’s a mind-expanding trip—equal parts ancient scroll and modern rebellion, where curiosity collides with truth-seeking.If you’re ready to rethink history, politics, and even your own past lives—hit play.