434 – Something Has Broken: SA Politics, the Park Lands, and the Politics of Distraction
In a raw and unusually personal episode, Steve Davis admits something has broken in his
June 13, 2026
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In a raw and unusually personal episode, Steve Davis admits something has broken in his
Episode 433 is a live recording of History Hit Parade, the South Australia’s History Festival
Dr Samantha Battams joins Steve Davis and Keith Conlon for a deep dive into her
Wayne Taylor, the man quietly keeping South Australia’s biggest events spotless, takes Steve Davis behind
Episode 430 takes you to Greenock in the Barossa, where small winemaker Joe Evans explains
Doug Reed celebrates 50 years of Kadina legal practice as he prepares to retire, while
In the wake of Adelaide Writers’ Week’s cancellation, Steve Davis revisits two beloved archive episodes,
Standup comedian Rob Newman discusses starting his comedy career at 60, turning multiple near-death hospital
Political commentator Robert Godden returns to scrutinise the Australian Labor Party’s position ahead of the
Andy Packer, artistic director and CEO of Slingsby Theatre, joins us for an expansive conversation
Host Steve Davis chats with retired international cricket umpire Steve Davis about split-second decisions, surviving
Political commentator Robert Godden dissects the existential crisis facing South Australia’s Liberal Party, exploring whether
Occupational therapist turned “marine-biologist” Johanna Williams describes the emotional toll of daily documenting the South
Recorded live on the hallowed red stage of the Semaphore Workers Club, this episode explores
Portrait photographer Robin Sellick guides us through three decades of capturing Australia’s cultural luminaries, from
Current SA Variety Bash chair Darren Greatrex and veteran Peter “Curly” Curtis OAM reveal what
In a crossover episode blending The Adelaide Show with Talking About Marketing, Steve Davis delivers
Former military intelligence analyst Michael Ball reveals how 11 years in the shadows of Australian
Sean Baxter from Never Never Distilling Co takes Steve through a masterclass gin tasting that
Chester Osborn from d’Arenberg sits with Steve Davis at the Duke Of Brunswick, to reflect