Dooz AU
Dooz AU
EP14 - Whiz TKG (WHIZ.FM).
EP14 - Whiz TKG (WHIZ.FM).
EP14 - Whiz TKG (WHIZ.FM).
Monday 20th September 2021
Join Dooz AU and Whiz TKG on 'Deep Down Under Podcast' as they explore graffiti art, pirate radio, and Melbourne's vibrant underground culture.
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63 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Whiz TKG: Graffiti, Pirate Radio, and Melbourne's Underground Scene
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to juggle graffiti art and pirate radio in a bustling city like Melbourne? This episode of 'Deep Down Under Podcast' features an intriguing chat between host Dooz AU and the prolific graffiti artist and founder of Melbourne's pirate radio station 99.9 WHIZ FM, Whiz TKG.
Whiz opens up about his adventurous journey, from painting the town with graffiti to setting up a pirate radio station that has become a staple in Melbourne's underground culture. The conversation flows through Whiz's experiences at city raves, road trips, and even a wild tale of getting arrested in Bangkok. He shares his passion for music, his inspirations, and his thoughts on the future of events in Melbourne post-covid.
With plenty of anecdotes from nights out in Melbourne and stories from his travels in Asia, this episode offers a vibrant snapshot of Whiz's multifaceted life. Whether you're into graffiti, pirate radio, or just love a good story, this episode is packed with insights and entertainment. Tune in to discover the rich tapestry of Melbourne's underground scene through the eyes of Whiz TKG.