You think you and your siblings are close?
Michael and Andrew Tierney haven't just shared their lives as brothers together, but for 36 years and counting, they've shared songs, spot-lit stages and the story of one of Australia's biggest musical acts and exports: Human Nature.
And they've managed to do it in harmony - both musically and non-musically.
In this conversation with Osher, they look back on this incredible journey and ahead to the music they are now making together under the Tierney Brothers name. They talk about everything that's changed in their lives and the industry - including tensions in the band, Andrew's sobriety, living and working in Las Vegas - and everything that's stayed the same, like their undying love of performance.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Have you ever stopped to think about exactly what your relationship to money is like? Why do you do what you do with it and where did you learn (or not learn) to do it?
Following an example of Osher's own money story, now is your chance to think about just that.
For more thoughts from Osher, and tickets to Story Club, head here
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is a must-hear money chat.
In this episode, Osher talks to Nine national finance editor, presenter and social media sensation Chris Kohler about some of the biggest issues in our economy right now - including banks, supermarkets and the cost of living, as well as some important things that might be escaping our attention...
Plus, Chris reveals how confusion and loyalty are ripping you off, and what you can do about it.
Check out Chris's TikTok, instagram and X here.
Get in touch with Osher and get tickets to Story Club here
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Turns out the way to beat the fear created by political campaigning is to use your words. A lot of them. And big ones. Osher tells you how - and why this will lead to a calmer mind and a more informed opinion.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Is there any escape from the effects of dating apps?
They've clearly changed the dominant paradigms and culture for single people - but could their effects also extend to how we behave in relationships, the kind of ways we value and talk about one another or connect more broadly?
These are the kind of questions that Dr Lisa Portolan, academic and author, has made it her life's work to research and study. And exactly the kind of questions she and Osher dive into in this chat.
For more on Dr Portolan, head here, or check out her latest book here.
Check out Osher's writing, shoot him an email,. get tickets to Story Club and more here
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.