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Time To Talk with Sean Sennett

Sean Sennett
Abba
Icehouse
Tea & Sympathy
The Black Sorrows
La La Land
Rage (kita Alexander Album)
Australian Music
Elvis Presley
Paul Kelly
Bjorn Again
Kangaroo
Rockwiz
Bleachers
Working Class Man
Seventy
ARC
Sparks
Hamlet
Manchester
Great Australian Songbook

Be prepared to take a conversational ‘deep dive’ with host Sean Sennett on Time To Talk. The series features long form interviews with musicians, artists, authors, leaders, thinkers, actors, film makers and sports people. Time To Talk takes the listener into the heart of the subjects life and work. Settle back, relax and listen in as some of the most interesting and influential figures in our cult... more

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Acclaimed Australian actress Phoebe Tonkin joins Sean Sennett on Time To Talk for a wide-ranging conversation about her acclaimed new film Two Years Later. Along the way, Phoebe reflects on her breakout role in H2O: Just Add Water, her work on Boy Sw... more

Kita Alexander joins Sean Sennett on this week’s edition of Time To Talk. Kita’s powerful new album RAGE sees the ARIA-nominated singer-songwriter embracing honesty, vulnerability and self-discovery as she explores the emotions that have shaped her l... more

Susie Eddie Izzard joins Sean Sennett on this week’s episode of Time to Talk. Currently touring Australia in a remarkable one-person production of Hamlet, Izzard reflects on breaking into Pinewood Studios as a 15-year-old, running marathons, the infl... more

Jack Antonoff joins Sean Sennett on this week’s edition of Time To Talk. Antonoff’s latest album with Bleachers, Everyone for 10 Minutes, is out now. He discusses the making of the record, the art of songwriting and his acclaimed work as a producer. more

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Recent Guests

Phoebe Tonkin
Australian actress known for H2O, The Vampire Diaries, Two Years Later
Episode: Phoebe Tonkin (S08/E12)
Kita Alexander
Australian musician and artist
Episode: Kita Alexander (S08/E11)
Suzy Eddie Izzard
Guest, performer and writer discussed in depth
Episode: Suzy Eddie Izzard (S08/E10)
Jack Antonoff
Musician, producer, Bleachers founder
Episode: Jack Antonoff (S08/E09)
Justin Hurwitz
Composer of La La Land
La La Land (composer)
Episode: Justin Hurwitz/La La Land (S08/E08)
Russell Mael
Lead singer of Sparks
Sparks
Episode: Sparks (S08/E07)
Angourie Rice
Australian actor invited to discuss her role and process in Finding Emily
Actor
Episode: Angourie Rice (S08/E06)
Davey Lane
Guitarist, session musician, and member of ARC
ARC
Episode: Davey Lane/ARC (S08/E05)
Stephen Cummings
Australian singer-songwriter
Musician
Episode: Stephen Cummings (S08/E04)

Host

Sean Sennett
Host of Time To Talk with Sean Sennett

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Wonderful !!!

    Rapidly becoming my favorite podcast. Sean Sennett is the perfect host and interview some amazing people. His ego doesn’t get in the way… he is perfect to bring out the best of the people interviews. My only complaint is that the episodes are too short!!! I would take HOURS of these interviews!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Film Lover 67
    United States2 years ago
  • Love your work Sean

    A deep dive into the music and careers of legendary artists. Sean’s respectful and curious interview style encourages the artists to share fascinating introspections.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ernest@11
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great music insight

    Great music insight. Love the stories. Keep them coming. How good was Ian Chappell? Fantastic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BalanceOrca
    Australia5 years ago
  • Sean Sennett with James Reyne

    This was both relaxed and insightful. All of his podcasts are a confluence of intelligence, admiration and exploration. This was a beauty. More please!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blacktown boy
    Australia5 years ago

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Listeners praise the host's respectful, curious style and in-depth conversations.
Guests are treated with trust and insights are drawn out, creating rich stories.
Episodes are informative and shareable for pitching guests or sponsors, though some listeners wish for longer episodes.

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Bernard Fanning (S07/E22)
Q: What made the Side Three and Four reinvention feel fresh rather than nostalgic?
He describes bringing in Paper Kites and Jem Casady to reinterpret songs, creating a new perspective while honoring the original energy and crafting a more economical, song-forward approach.
Bernard Fanning (S07/E22)
Q: What was the thinking behind including and highlighting certain tracks like Songbird and Wish You Well?
Bernard discusses the mercenary yet practical idea that a lead single should invite listeners to explore the rest of the album, and how these tracks set the tone for the record's broader appeal.
Bernard Fanning (S07/E22)
Q: How did the Real World Studio experience influence the sound and courage of Tea & Sympathy?
He explains the appeal of recording away from home with an elite group of players and the producer's guidance to retain spontaneity, while also detailing the logistics and the sense of discovery that came from working with Chad Blake.
Bernard Fanning (S07/E22)
Q: So when you were a kid going to see bands, who were the bands that really lit a fuse under you when you saw them live?
Bernard recounts the first live experiences, including Duran Duran and Bowie, highlighting how those shows shaped his appetite for big sounds, stagecraft, and the emotional pull of live performance.
Matthew Reilly (S07/E20)
Q: So would you mind recapping it for people who might be listening that don't know the story of how that first book came to be?
The first book Contest launched my career; after self-publishing it due to initial rejections, the breakthrough came when a Macmillan editor saw potential beyond a single book and wanted writers who could continually deliver, which led into Ice Station and the broader publishing path that followed.

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Long-form conversations with leading musicians, actors, filmmakers, and creative thinkers are a hallmark, with hosts probing the inner lives, processes, and decisions behind notable projects. Episodes routinely explore creative beginnings, personal growth, touring, collaboration, and the evolving media landscape, from studio workflows to live performances and archival storytelling. A standout quality is the show's ability to thread career milestones with intimate, often revealing reflections on craft, identity, and resilience, making it a rich listen for industry professionals and culture fans alike.

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Recent guests on Time To Talk include:

1. Phoebe Tonkin
2. Kita Alexander
3. Suzy Eddie Izzard
4. Jack Antonoff
5. Justin Hurwitz
6. Russell Mael
7. Angourie Rice
8. Davey Lane

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