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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2020 · 57 MIN

Best of 2020

from Take 5 · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

So we’ve taken another trip around the sun, and before we have a short break – I want to leave you with the annual best of buffet, for the Take 5.It’s been a remarkable year for this podcast. When the borders closed, and the tours stopped, we – just like everyone else – had to figure out how to do things differently. What I realised pretty quickly, is that music was central to how we got through… and for many of us, those deep connections in the stories that we tie to songs, got even stronger.A silver lining to 2020 was reaching out beyond the guests I could share a studio with. We spoke to people from all over the world, all walks of life. And got heroes who had been on my bucket list for years, to finally say yes. This year we were also awarded Best Radio Podcast at the Australian Podcast Awards; which I’m hugely proud of. I love the Take 5 and love sharing these conversations with you every week.If this is your first time listening, it’s a bloody good place to start. Over the next little while, we’ll visit some of the best moments...  that mirrored the beauty, the tumult, and the grounding force of music in all our lives.J Walter Negro And The Loose Joints – ‘Shoot The Pump’ (chosen by Fatboy Slim)Prince – 'Let’s Go Crazy' (chosen by Susan Rogers)Christine Anu – 'Island Home' (chosen by Miranda Tapsell)Micko Donovan - 'Promised Land' (chosen by Emma Donovan)Elvis Costello - 'Shipbuilding' (chosen by Peter Garrett)Midnight Oil – 'Beds are Burning' (chosen by Daniel Levitin)Gloria Gaynor – 'I Will Survive' (chosen by Kylie Minogue)Joe Smooth - ‘Promised Land’ (chosen by Bernard Sumner)The Stooges - ‘I Wanna Be Your Dog’ (chosen by Roisin Murphy)Nina Simone – 'Mississippi Goddamn' (chosen by Tori Amos)

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