Miss Chatelaine

51:12

Life finds a way – Show #407 (part 2), 6 September 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/10/11

This hour features truly excellent new songs by past Miss Chatelaine guests Valley Road, Les Thomas and Lucy Wise; rising local folk artists Seal Prince & The Roof Rats and Olivia Lay; Byron Bay super-producer and singer-songwriter Garrett Kato; and more. Here is the playlist:Life Finds a Way – Seal Prince & The Roof Rats Therapist’s Daughter – Sarah Julia Linger – Chris Cobb ft. Felicity Kircher Just West of Nicollet – Lambchop Shelter – Valley Road Unburdened – Les Thomas Living Life

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50:29

Growing – Show #407 (part 1), 6 September 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/10/11

Katie plays a bunch of new songs, several of which are tracks from some of her favourite recently released albums. These albums include Wastrels by Canberra and Melbourne singer-songwriter Tom Woodward, The Breakdown by US blues legend Keb’ Mo’, Pod by brilliant Narrm musician Mal Webb, tattoos used to come off in the pool by Meanjin-based singer-songwriter Jem Cassar-Daley, and A Horse Named Friday by NYC-based artist Theo Kandel. Here is the playlist: Rare Bird – Tom Woodward Hello Comrade –

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50:02

Watch me go – Show #406 (part 2), 30 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/10/08

New songs about lovely memories, queer heartbreak, chasing your dreams, holding on to hope, dissociating, escaping from familiar people and places, and more. Here is the playlist: Breakfast in Paris – Don Walker Watch Me Go – Odette Garland’s Rainbow – Patsy & Dave My Guy – Sam Smith Believe in the Magic – Jackie Bristow Sincerely – Haruomi Hosono The Outside – Phoebe Bridgers Waiting By the Bus – Pinky Beecroft Carol / not carol – Ruby Gill Shirley MacLaine – Mark Holden The post Watch me go

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50:41

She doesn’t love me – Show #406 (part 1), 30 August 2026

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2026/10/08

Excellent new music from Australian, Aotearoa/New Zealand, American and British artists, and a tiny tribute to the late, great Dolly Parton. Here is the playlist: Oxygen and Earth – North and Elsewhere Windows – DMA’s Call the Days (Live at Old St Paul’s) – Nadia Reid The Mirror – 3 Miles From Texas I Just Wanna Dance – Alex the Astronaut Friends – Emmy Ryan Jolene – Pentatonix ft. Dolly Parton Mary Kathleen – Dan Tuffy She Doesn’t Love Me – Claud Come Back to Me – Jungle The post She doesn’t love

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49:23

Queenie – Show #405 (part 2), 23 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/10/05

It’s an all-Australian second hour today, with in-studio guest Queenie and new songs by Townsville’s Comfort Royale, Adelaide’s Ryan Martin John and Melbourne’s Kasinda. Queer singer-songwriter and delightful human Queenie chats to Katie about the origins of the name ‘Queenie’, her origins in the music scene, the supportive Narrm music community, her connection with Henry Wagons, her beautiful new album Pleasance, and her upcoming tour. Here is the playlist:Port Royale – Comfort Royale Happy –

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48:28

We fly for the ones we love – Show #405 (part 1), 23...

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/10/05

Katie plays a selection of beautiful new releases in the first hour of today’s show. The artists come from Gympie, Meanjin/Brisbane, Narrm/Melbourne, Boorloo/Perth, Aotearoa/New Zealand and Canada, and the themes of the songs include childhood memories, obsessive love, daydreaming, the nature of time, and more. Here is the playlist: Kitchen Window – Caitlyn Shadbolt Officially – Way Dynamic Sing to Me an Astral Dream – Lilith Lane Green and Blue – Blank Instrument Missing You – Finn Cry Wolf –

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48:40

World of refuge – Show #404 (part 2), 16 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/29

This hour includes songs by long-time Miss Chatelaine favourites (Leah Senior, Valley Road, Piper Butcher, David Keenan, Sunny Luwe), artists who are new to the show (Zoe Elliot, Nathan Coutts, @/at duo), a great new version of a much-loved Australian classic, and more. A couple of these songs are going straight onto Katie’s ‘Best of the Year’ list … Here is the playlist:Lovelily – Leah Senior Collapse – Valley Road My Heart Remembers – Zoe Elliot Red Haired Stranger – Nathan Coutts Porcelain

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50:22

Sunday girl – Show #404 (part 1), 16 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/29

Katie plays fantastic new releases by artists based in Melbourne, Sydney, northern New South Wales, California, Philadelphia and Great Britain. The songs are about valuing the things and people dear to us, feeling overwhelmed, dealing with loss, the experience of deep love, working out where you belong, how going through difficult times can make a relationship stronger, and more. Here is the playlist: Fragile Things – Oliver Downes Sunday Girl – Kita Alexander Goodbye – Mark Wilkinson Melt – Eyes

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47:54

Barb Waters – Show #403 (part 2), 9 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/27

Katie plays three new releases by Australian artists and then introduces her in-studio guest, well-known Narrm/Melbourne singer-songwriter and guitarist Barb Waters. Barb is a veteran of our city’s live music scene, and she and Katie chat about how that scene has moved from south to north of the river over the years, how her collaborative 2003 album Rosa Duet (re-released in 2023) was made, and how her two new songs were written and recorded. She performs one of those songs live in the studio, and

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50:01

Wetlands – Show #403 (part 1), 9 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/27

The first hour of today’s show features songs about struggling to make ends meet, taking a break from your phone, missing the city after moving to the country, treasuring the people we love and the time we spend with them, the deeds of a couple of psychopathic killers, and more. Here is the playlist:Island in a River – Steel City Sue Don’t Pick Up the Phone – Watling & Bates V Line – Lucy Wise Day at the Soccer Fields – Mon Rovîa honeybee – Olivia Rodrigo Wetlands – Mark Lang More Cows Than

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48:28

Whale call – Show #402 (part 2), 2 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/21

The second hour of today’s show features songs about letting go, how the Melbourne suburb of St Kilda got its name, creative obsession, emotionally immature men, unrequited love, and more. The artists come from California, Nashville, Narrm/Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, and the United Kingdom. Here is the playlist:Day You Die – ILUKA Through My Hands – Greg Williams When the Water Is Muddy – Millie Mills There’s Never Been a Saint Kilda – Mal Webb Tell Me I’m Done – Holly Throsby Hand It Over –

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49:03

Back to me – Show #402 (part 1), 2 August 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/21

Part 1 of today’s show features several great new songs by queer artists: Sydney band FVNERAL, Meanjin/Brisbane singer-songwriter Violet Salt, US superstar (and Katie’s favourite) Adam Lambert, and nonbinary Sydney singer-songwriter and actor Alex the Astronaut. There’s also a beautiful tribute to the late Shane MacGowan by Bruce Springsteen, a song about a middle-aged ten-pin bowler with marriage problems, and more. Here is the playlist: front door (sadder.softer.gayer) – FVNERAL Rivers End

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49:18

Right now – Show #401 (part 2), 26 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/16

This hour features great new releases by past Miss Chatelaine guests Tuck Shop Ladies, Georgia Fields and Tracey Bunn; a cheeky classic from the patron saint of the show, k.d. lang; swoony romantic sounds from Canada’s Basia Bulat and Australia’s own Mark Wilkinson; and more. Here is the playlist:Infinity Baby – Baby Cool Right Now (Bouquet Version) – Basia Bulat Joie de Vivre – Mark Wilkinson U-Haul – Tuck Shop Ladies Sexuality – k.d. lang Down to the Bone – Angela Rose Night Swimming – Georgia

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48:03

Sit on my shoulders – Show #401 (part 1), 26 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/16

Katie plays fabulous new releases by Australian artists from Boorloo/Perth, Tarntanya/Adelaide, Narrm/Melbourne, Torquay and the Sunshine Coast, and international artists from Paris, California and New York. The songs’ themes include backpacking, falling for the wrong person, accepting yourself flaws and all, and more. Here is the playlist: Sit On My Shoulders – Julia Wallace Atlas, Here You Are – Any Young Mechanic Zoë – Leah Senior My Life on My Back – North and Elsewhere Joy – The Lemon

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50:58

Steel City Sue | Emmy Ryan | Protest songs – Show...

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/08

Katie celebrates the 400th episode of Miss Chatelaine by revisiting the theme of her very first show in 2017: protest songs. Singer-songwriter, fiddler and activist Steel City Sue (Su Morley) joins Emmy Ryan and Katie to the studio to talk about the new Australian group Folk the System and her work with Rising Tide, and the important meaning behind the title of her new album, The Red Zone. There are more lovely congratulatory messages – including audio messages from Miss Chat favourites Michael

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51:09

Emmy Ryan | Protest songs – Show #400 (part 1), 19...

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/08

Katie celebrates the 400th episode of Miss Chatelaine by revisiting the theme of her very first show in 2017: protest songs. She welcomes singer-songwriter and activist Emmy Ryan to the studio to talk about Emmy’s time living and working in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, how protest songs can inspire, and how every action and word – no matter how small – can make a difference. Katie reads out congratulatory messages from the Miss Chatelaine listener family, fellow JOY volunteers, and Australian music

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51:20

NAIDOC Week 2026 – Show #399 (part 2), 12 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/06

Australia’s annual NAIDOC Week – known by many First Nations people as ‘Mob Christmas’ – celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Katie marks it every year with an hour of music by First Nations artists. The theme for 2026 is ’50 Years Deadly’, marking five decades of NAIDOC Week. The official website says the theme is “a tribute to the elders who stood firm, the organisers who made space, the artists who turned resistance into expression,

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48:33

Wine into water – Show #399 (part 1), 12 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/06

Several of the excellent songs in the first hour of today’s show are collaborations – some of them feature well-known artists, or at least artists Katie has played on Miss Chatelaine in the past (Bombay Bicycle Club, Riley Pearce, Nectar Woode, Elton John, k.d. lang, Neko Case, Laura Veirs), while others are from artists who are new to Katie (On’yu, Daniel Parsons-James, Olive Jones, Rowan Murphy). There are also excellent tracks by well-known Australian performers Vika & Linda, Mark Holden and

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49:36

Swimming, crying – Show #398 (part 2), 5 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/02

Apart from New York band The Lemon Twigs, all the songs in this hour are by Australian artists. Some of them are well known (John Schumann, Sarah Blasko, Gretta Ray), some are so hot right now (Keli Holiday, Queenie), and some are emerging artists you need to hear (Steel City Sue, Julia Wallace, Tim Clark). Here is the playlist:All the Fun – Steel City Sue Somebody – Keli Holiday I Will Stay Up – Julia Wallace Brute Force – Tim Clark Swimming, Crying – Gretta Ray Human – Sarah Blasko I’ve Been to

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47:45

Voyager – Show #398 (part 1), 5 July 2026

Miss Chatelaine ·

2026/09/02

Today’s first hour features new music by artists based in Torquay and Daylesford (Victoria), north Queensland, Sydney, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Dorset, Sussex and London. The songs cover wealth inequality, sexual harassment, keeping vigil with a dying loved one, wanting to run away when life gets hard, space travel, trust-falling and more. Here is the playlist: Two Weeks – Leah Senior In This Heart – The Veils Man From California – Daisy Kilbourne Middle of the Night – Lontano Suburbia – Katy

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