TGIF! Join Stu, Oli and Craig Dermody in this bonus episode of the yesyesyes podcast — recorded live at Comedy Republic. We talk band names, touring overseas, why Aussies love sausages (and why so do our fans), and how "Scott & Charlene's Wedding" captures the Melbourne artist life. There’s also fan mail feedback about the podcast intros plus live-show info — tickets are only $25, avail at comedyrepublic.com.au or in the bio of our insty.

Enjoy your weekend!

Yes, yes, yes — welcome to Episode 22 of the yesyesyes podcast, this week we hang out with Craig Dermody, a true jack-of-all-arts: musician, painter, set decorator, removalist, and now a freshly graduated lawyer. We breeze through hilarious and tender stories from film sets (think bogged trucks, Liam Neeson cameo sightings and one too many dead rabbit props), what it’s like loading trucks, and the weird etiquette of lunch tables on set.

Craig opens up about balancing bands (Scott & Charlene’s Wedding), painting dog portraits and commissions, and how those side hustles helped get him through a seven-year, part-time law degree — which he just finished. We also dive into the messy realities of streaming vs. Bandcamp, the joys of finding rare vinyl in share-house record piles, and those magical catered film lunches everyone brags about.

We also shout about our live show on September 19 at Comedy Republic (the line-up is bonkers — links on Instagram and at comedyrepublic.com.au), merch and the bonus episode with Craig dropping Friday morning.

Enjoy.

TGIF — its Friday, folks! Can you believe the week's done? Weve got a bonus episode with Alistair Baldwin: free, extra, and a good time. I literally spent hours editing this, so come get a ticket to the live show on September 19th — Greg Larsen, Hannah Camilleri, me, and an incredible lineup for only $25. You'll love it.

Cheers and have a great weekend!

Hey — this episode is real fun. Join Stuart Daulman and Oliver Coleman with guest Alistair Baldwin as they chat across everything from festival hustle to the ethics of AI in comedy. We get tech hiccups, a recorder that dies mid-chat, the joys of tram-tracker apps, and a rollicking rant about Tasmanian salmon farms. Expect improv tangents, candid takes on art and industry, and an honest dive into disability, sex, and storytelling.

There are also sweet nostalgic detours — think Jurassic Park, The Da Vinci Code, School of Rock, and The Sandlot — plus behind-the-scenes festival stories, leg-brace hacks for public transport, and plugs for live shows and new SBS projects. If you love comedy that feels like overhearing a brilliant, slightly chaotic conversation between mates, this episode is for you.

Grab your ticket to the yesyesyes live show, get comfy, and enjoy the pod.

Hey — happy Friday! Welcome to the bonus episode of Yes Yes Yes Comedy, where we kick back with our special guest Ferla (musician, writer, actor) for a rambly, warm, and totally charming chat. Expect Melbourne vibes, festival plans, gigs, and that lovely bonus-episode energy you didn’t know you needed.

Quick heads-up: grab tickets for the live show on Friday, September 19 at 10pm at Comedy Republic — the lineup is loud and delicious: Tim Hewitt, Tricksy Collins, Belinda Anderson-Hunt, Ben McCarthy, Hannah Camilleri, Greg Larsen, and Stuart Daulman. It’s a proper night out — don’t miss it.

We drift through little slices of life: Ferla’s phone background (Melbourne Museum), the realities of festival life (Melbourne’s the big one), possible plans for Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and even Edinburgh Fringe, and the joy of combining music and comedy. There’s talk of gigs at spots like Northgate Social Club and the Old Bar, and a cheeky invite to come play music overseas — yes please.

Food and domestic life come up too — crumbed whiting, who does the cooking at home (spoiler: Furla loves it), and an amusing confessional about wanting to support more live comedy. We also touch on Japan travel plans, seeing baseball there (Osaka Tigers shoutout), and the small pleasures of planning trips that mix music and family.

Fan mail makes an appearance — big love to Mick (and Trevor the Whippet) — and a fun note about the theme tune: it’s by comedian Matt Jenner. We also drop a big shout-out to Hannah Camilleri and a few classic tangents that only a bonus episode can hold.

We wrap with the kind of loose, friendly banter that makes this show feel like catching up with mates: movie mysteries left unsolved, festival dreams, and the constant hum of music in the background. Thanks for listening — subscribe, come to the show on Sept 19, and enjoy the bonus ep.

Yes, yes, yes! Tune in to Episode 20 with Giuliano (Jules) Ferla — a warm, rambling conversation that feels like hanging out with your funniest, most thoughtful mate. We chat Japan memories, trench coats, quirky rings, and an upcoming baby moon (congrats!). There are stories about acting classes, touring with bands, songwriting rituals (hook books and banked ideas!), and the messy, lovely grind of making art. Expect laughs about Big M milkshakes, bluey tears, festival nostalgia, and a few candid takes on parenting and life changes. Jules gets real about deadlines, the creative tap, and how some songs just fall out while others are chiselled into shape. Also, don’t miss the live show announcement for September 19th at Comedy Republic — a stacked lineup and a night of good vibes.

Hey — welcome to the yesyesyes bonus episode. It’s Stu and Oli with our mate Jack Post in the room (yep, actually in person), and we’re keeping things short, sharp and messy — the way we like it.

This episode is built around one simple theme: saying no. Jack’s big no? The flood of sports-betting ads on TV and how normalised gambling has become for kids who love footy. We riff on how those ads sneak into broadcasts, how the parties and networks play tug-of-war, and even admit to our own sketchy moments (yes, some of us have had ads — guilty as charged).

We also get surprisingly real with a listener letter from Mick — a heavy, honest note about loss, loneliness and how this silly podcast keeps him tethered. It was one of those moments that reminded us why we bother making noise in the first place.

We’ve got a live show on September 19 — grab tickets at comedyrepublic.com.au — and if you want merch, yesyesyescomedy.com has what you need (links in the Instagram bio, as always).

TGIF, and cheers.

Jack Post drops by to chat about the wild ride from breakfast radio burnout to the nervous thrill of supporting Nikki Glaser onstage, juggling family and late-night gigs, and why he’s obsessed with building a proper Finnish sauna in his backyard.

We ramble about the weirdness of live performance anxiety (5,500-seat gigs are a different beast), the green room culture, the highs and lows of radio life, moving pianos, towing stories, and why gold radio ages you gracefully. Jack’s also honest about how fatherhood reshaped his lifee and why he’s choosing elder/aspen timber over cedar for that perfect sauna experience.

Enjoy!