Podcast by Tim Ross

Summer Breeze is back and more than ever, this is the change you are looking for. 

Your Summer Breeze hosts and all round champagne cowboys Tim Ross and Kit Warhurst return with to bring you the perfect holiday listening.

Take summer breeze in the car with you or listen while you walk along the beach or along a little loved creek, this is a podcast where you are in the saddle and the reigns are the magic of your hands. 

Summer Breeze is about the greatest songs and the greatest guests of all time and amongst the high quality bangers we have some gold class guests without the over priced mini bottles of Jacobs Creek. 

First up, ABC music guru Zan Rowe joins us to talk sitting down with one of the biggest musical stars in the world and then we go back to 1998 to talk the genesis of the hit novelty song Teenage Mullet Fury with the one and only Merrick Watts. 

Summer Breeze is a new podcast designed to be scintillating company. Listen on Christmas morning, on those long drives up the coast or those balmy nights in the caravan when you want to get away from your family.

Summer Breeze delivers the perfect amount of musical cheese  featuring a selection of the greatest hit of all time.  Rounding out the entertainment are  laidback conversations with some of the most interesting people who were available. This is an experience not to be missed. 

Please join your hosts Tim Ross and  Kit Warhurst as they take you for a summer spin alongside very special guests that include football legend and renaissance man Bob Murphy, TV's very own Tom Williams, and the one and only Kevin McCloud.

Podcasts might be all about true crime but the only crime you will he committing this summer is not listening to Summer Breeze.

Getting to know Sidney Nolan was a fascinating project for Sally Aitken, the award-winning director behind the ABC documentary Nolan. Sally talks about the incredible insight she uncovered during her deep dive into the life of the acclaimed Australian painter.

Constant is a collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia. Read more at www.nga.gov.au/timross 

In the mid-70s, leading abstractionist Sydney Ball teamed up with the band Split Enz to create a documentary fusing his art with their experimental music. Inspired by this concept, the creative life of Sydney artist Stephen Ormandy is interpreted through a new musical work by Melbourne musician Kit Warhurst.

Constant is a collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia. Read more at www.nga.gov.au/timross

I'm Serious About Having Fun 7 inch vinyl can be purchased here: https://modernisterbooks.com/collections/frontpage/products/i-m-serious-about-having-fun-kit-warhurst-stephen-ormandy-7-inch-single

Leonard French’s stained-glass sculpture The Four Seasons provides the backdrop to Tim’s trip down memory lane to his days at La Trobe University in the 1990s. The work of art – commissioned by the university in 1977 – has, over time, taken on greater significance in his memories.

Constant is a collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia. Read more at www.nga.gov.au/timross

Australian artist Vivienne Binns reveals deeply personal snapshots of her life as an artist in Sydney in the 1960s and 70s. Through a series of vignettes, she reflects on her goal to make art accessible through the community and women’s art movements.

Constant is a collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia. Read more at www.nga.gov.au/timross

Leonard French’s stained-glass sculpture The Four Seasons provides the backdrop to Tim’s trip down memory lane to his days at La Trobe University in the 1990s. The work of art – commissioned by the university in 1977 – has, over time, taken on greater significance in his memories.

Constant is a collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia. Read more at www.nga.gov.au/timross

Tim Ross reads Casserole.

Furniture collecting, love in your twenties, old school footy grounds, parents, holidays with friends, record players, old Holdens and being middle-aged at a music festival… these are just a few of the topics Tim Ross offers his unique perspective on in his new mini book, Casserole. Part trip down memory lane, part musing on obsessions, parenting, aging, orange casserole dishes and more. This isn’t a recipe book but it is comfort reading.

Tim Ross reads Casserole.

Furniture collecting, love in your twenties, old school footy grounds, parents, holidays with friends, record players, old Holdens and being middle-aged at a music festival… these are just a few of the topics Tim Ross offers his unique perspective on in his new mini book, Casserole. Part trip down memory lane, part musing on obsessions, parenting, aging, orange casserole dishes and more. This isn’t a recipe book but it is comfort reading.