The Brisbane Indie Podcast

EP 6: Fraser Bell!In this episode we’re joined by musician Fraser Bell in the aftermath of his EP release Still Spinning. We discuss the ins and outs of creating the EP, some industry tips and tricks and the benefits of working in multiple music projects! Connect with Fraser: Instagram: @frasjyabells Email enquiries: [email protected] Spotify: Fraser BellMake sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: @thebrisbaneindiepodcastEmail: @ [email protected] Guest: Fraser BellHosts: Imogen Corbett and Summer BeatsonProduction by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.

Happy New year! We can all agree that the end of 2021 and start of 2022 didn’t go quite to plan… thanks covid... So much like everyone else we’re starting our 2022 in February! We’ve decided to kick start our year with an episode that looks back at 2021 and the impacts it had to the local art communities. We then discuss what we’re hoping to achieve and our themes for 2022, plus what we’d love to see from our community this year. Coming up, we also have a couple of pre-recorded episodes from late 2021 featuring a few artists, musicians and entrepreneurs… so make sure to stay tuned for some fun conversations.(P.s staying true to the themes of 2021, there were some technical difficulties in recording this episode. We apologise if this has impacted your experience. We have since rectified this issue)Make sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: @thebrisbaneindiepodcastEmail: @[email protected]: Summer Beatson and Imogen CorbettProduction by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.

Episode 4! Our first episode with a guest featuring the lovely Lauren Clarke!In this episode we discuss the peaks and valleys of gig photography with a seasoned local Lauren! She gives us important insights into gig etiquette, collaborating with bands, and tips and tricks for emerging gig photographers!Connect with Lauren:Instagram: @laurenjaneclarkeEmail enquiries: [email protected]: @livewireAUMake sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: @thebrisbaneindiepodcastEmail: @ [email protected]: Lauren ClarkeHosts: Summer Beatson and Imogen CorbettProduction by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.

Episode three, coming in hot! From leaving a small town in New Zealand, to studying in Italy, to relocating to Australia… we take you on Imogen's journey in finding her place in the world (and the art world!) Make sure to tune in if you'd like to hear the story of our co-host, Imogen Corbett, as an artist so far... This podcast is dedicated to Glenn Smith and Hunia Dean. Links Mentioned:Adam Portrait AwardStudio Arts College InternationalBP Portrait AwardMake sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: @thebrisbaneindiepodcastEmail: [email protected]: Summer Beatson and Imogen CorbettProduction by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.

EPISODE TWO IS OUT! From becoming homeless one day to dying tote bags the next, we give you the rundown of how Summer infiltrated the Brisbane music and art scene (with all of the road blocks included!)Tune in if you'd like to hear the unfiltered journey of our poddy's co-host, Summer Beatson.TW: Mental Health/Mental IllnessThis episode does mention topics relating to mental health/mental illness. If this is something you struggle with, we have linked some helpful resources below.Lifeline: 13 11 14Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636Butterfly Foundation: 1800 33 46731 3 Health: 13 43 25 84Emergency: 000Make sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: The Brisbane Indie PodcastEmail: [email protected]: Summer Beatson and Imogen CorbettProduction by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.

Welcome to the first ever episode! This podcast is brought to you by us, Imogen Corbett and Summer Beatson, the founders of The Brisbane Indie Project. In this episode, we go into what the project is, how it was founded and how we stumbled into making this podcast. We then finish the episode by going into what you can expect from us, the podcast and our future episodes. We hope you enjoy it! Make sure to keep up to date with us!Instagram: @thebrisbaneindiepodcast Email: [email protected](P.S. We also wanted to credit some of our amazing friends for helping and supporting us in creating this platform. Our project has always been a team effort and so we appreciate the help from Mikayla Wilke, Ben Hobart, Toby Hobart, Matheus Chaves and Kyle Tompkins.)Hosts: Summer Beatson and Imogen Corbett Production by Matheus ChavesThe Brisbane Indie Project Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on the land in which we work, the Yuggera, Turrbal and Jagera People. The Brisbane Indie Project also recognises that sovereignty was never ceded and wish to pay respects to all Elders past, present and emerging.