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Professional troublemaker and arty type, Paul McDermott has had a deserved career hosting and performing on Australian TV since the DAAS breakup. He has his finger in so many creative pies his wrist is often very sore. Listen to his very different take of the history and legacy of The Doug Anthony All Stars & DAAS Kapital. It has been my pleasure to revisit the work of these 3 guys. Even if they all lied to me.
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Richard Fidler, the “nice guy”, the “quiet one” or “the guy with the guitar” in the Doug Anthony All Stars. Faultlessly polite, his memories of DAAS Kapital differ somewhat from Tim & Paul’s. I spoke to Richard Fidler earlier this year about his radio show.
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Perhaps the most annoyingly confident member of the Doug Anthony All Stars, Tim Ferguson is excited about the release of DAAS Kapital on DVD. His big mouth also has a lot to say about Richard Fidler & Paul McDermott in this part 1 of The Doug Anthony All Stars trilogy. I also spoke to Tim last year about his theory of comedy.
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Bunga Bunga 39 has Tim Ferguson with the Doug Anthony All Stars in the UK. He’s working at the Edinburgh Festival followed by a season in London.
Maynard and Tim tackle politics, sex, the moon landing hoax and rocks in your muesli (muesli-leaks).
We answer your Crankmail about aeroplanes, autographs and the very meaning of Bunga Bunga itself. We have answers this multiple times, may we recommend having a slow binge listen to Planet Maynard, starting at Bunga Bunga 1
In Bunga Bunga 39, Tim changes radio history, while Maynard plays with his doll (but it’s a good one).
As heard in Bunga Bunga 39:
The easy listening 1960s supermarket sounds of the Seeburg 1000
Wikipedia entry for Bunga bunga
Maynard with Doug Anthony All Stars and fans at Enmore Theatre 2016
Julie Newman as Catwoman, tries it on with Batman again.
The Workers tell kids to go to bed 2012
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The pantomime horse of Australian podcasting Bunga Bunga 36 is back in your ears with a burst of wisdom, advice and poor life choices that you can take to the bunk. That isn’t a typo.
Tim Ferguson is earning dancer dollars with a butter dish while Maynard is earning a high distinction in misdirection by declaring Jedward the winner of this year’s Eurovision.
The Doug Anthony All Stars had to cancel their Perth show, but Tim is adamant it’s not his fault, but a nationwide appeal and witch hunt has begun none the less.
Bunga Bunga 36 investigates Bros, Star Wars and Tchaikovsky and finds them all guilty. Yet Tim Ferguson is a free man after telling a 1600 year old joke, there truely is no justice in this world.
Bunga Bunga from last time DAAS played Newcastle
Upcoming Doug Anthony All Stars shows
Tim’s Fake news You Can Trust at New Daily
Maynard with Jedward last time they were in town.
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It’s always a fun day when Bunga Bunga comes to play.
We had a small audience gather at the Madame Frou Frou Cafe for this recording of Bunga Bunga. Tim Ferguson was his usual showboating self, and he wasted no time taking names and assigning blame to those who richly deserve it.
Tim thinks the Australian desert would look better without that big red rock blocking the view and contemplates destroying Uluru to improve tourism, he picks a fight with the Indian from Village People and he’s overly confident about a song he’s written about whistling.
Maynard is just looking forward to hanging out with a large group of nostalgic lesbians, singing torch songs.
Tim Ferguson in The New Daily – Fake News You Can Trust
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Bunga Bunga 34 dives straight into the naughty end of the pool, with Tim Ferguson declaring himself a feminist centrist. Maynard doesn’t know what this means so foolishly asks for his opinion on offensive comedy and stop/walk sign sexual ambiguity.
Tension is in the Bunga Bunga air as Tim Ferguson gets snippy about free speech and your mouth. Planet Maynard is up for an award and Tim has written the perfect speech, win or lose.
The listeners problems are solved, you find out what’s in Maynard’s Bug Out Bag and we all spot Hilary Clinton in a beer truck.
We even have the brief return of the unemployed screen writer of Glebe, while Tim reads a statement on his feelings towards Northcote (again).
Planet Maynard, it’s not where you live.
From Bunga Bunga 34:
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Tim Ferguson and Maynard return for 2017 with Bunga Bunga (the podcast that solves all your problems and knows no shame).
Maynard & Tim Ferguson kick off 2017 with Tim experiencing a political, musical and sexual backlash.
A lengthy discussion then ensures at The Madame Frou Frou Cafe about cats, dope, The Greens & Tim finally explains why he is a better feminist than most.
This show Tim takes on choofing, The Greens and finally explains why he is a better feminist than most.
Maynard is back on ABC-TV & Channel 7, but you will have to look carefully.
You can find the details about Tim Ferguson berating the Skeptics In The Pub in Sydney on Thursday 2nd February here.
As always your support through Patreon as producers is appreciated here.
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Tim Ferguson is off to the Edinburgh Festival with the Doug Anthony All Stars, Maynard has just returned from an Australian wide tour with lots of 80s stars. So they have a lot to talk about.
They answer your Crankmail and mention Vengaboys and Limahl.
This show Tim has some handy hints on how to start a fight while flying and how to deal with with those pesky English hecklers.
By the end of Bunga Bunga 31 we will have lived up to our usual Bunga Bunga guarantee that you will be no wiser, but you may have learned something.
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In your full spread edition of Bunga Bunga 28, Maynard visits the Doug Anthony All Stars at their Sydney show. It seems the highly bicurious audience has some Crankmail questions for Tim Ferguson.
Tim gives away the secret to immortality, but still has time for some strong words of advice for the ABC.
But we can safely end the war on terror as we openly accuse a watermelon of kidnapping.
We continue our steamroller like support for Anthony Ackroyd from The Arts Party
Of course you can always vote for Tim Ferguson, using a Post It note. If you are wondering what his full policies might be, we refer you to the last time Tim ran for Election.
