Debbie Harwood's guest appearances

Debbie Harwood

Sweetman Podcast

Don't Give Up Your Day Job's Podcast

Peter Rowley

Wayne Bell

Barnaby Weir

Cassandra Tse

Rikki Morris

Lisa Crawley

Caitlin Smith

Alice Brine

Harry Lyon

Anthonie Tonnon

Nathan Haines

Darren Watson

Steve Gunn

Mike White

Elvis Perkins

OwlTail

Part 2 with Debbie Harwood is here!  Debbie came back to share some of the wilder stories from her career.  Some are heartbreaking, most are hilarious.  She talks about touring with When The Cats Away right after having throat surgery, her eventful night trying to get home from Waiheke Island after being stranded, dancing evocatively on stage with Jimmy Barnes as Jimmy's wife stood in the wings, making dinner for Paul Hewson on the night he quit Dragon and the time a ghost tried to reclaim her car.  Feel like a funny distraction from the world?  Come a long for the ride.

<p>Part 2 with Debbie Harwood is here!  Debbie came back to share some of the wilder stories from her career.  Some are heartbreaking, most are hilarious.  She talks about touring with When The Cats Away right after having throat surgery, her eventful night trying to get home from Waiheke Island after being stranded, dancing evocatively on stage with Jimmy Barnes as Jimmy's wife stood in the wings, making dinner for Paul Hewson on the night he quit Dragon and the time a ghost tried to reclaim her car.  Feel like a funny distraction from the world?  Come a long for the ride.</p>

Episode #101 Debbie Harwood Part 2

Debbie Harwood is a triple threat; she’s a fantastic musician, highly intelligent and as kind and honest as they come.  Debbie spent her early years performing constantly, making a name for herself in the local music scene.  She held her own in a male dominated industry and stood strong against the patronising and dismissive, who sniffed at the ‘cute female covers band’ When The Cats Away, which would become one of the most successful NZ touring shows in the 1980s.  Debbie toured the world singing for Jimmy Barnes, has helped mentor and develop numerous artists and she’s watched the music industry completely change beneath her feet.  On this episode Debbie opens up about her current health problems and she reflects on her career and the challenge of achieving longevity in such an inconsistent and difficult industry.  This episode is thought provoking, touching and hilarious.  We’re thrilled to have Debbie Harwood on our 100th episode!

<p>Debbie Harwood is a triple threat; she’s a fantastic musician, highly intelligent and as kind and honest as they come.  Debbie spent her early years performing constantly, making a name for herself in the local music scene.  She held her own in a male dominated industry and stood strong against the patronising and dismissive, who sniffed at the ‘cute female covers band’ When The Cats Away, which would become one of the most successful NZ touring shows in the 1980s.  Debbie toured the world singing for Jimmy Barnes, has helped mentor and develop numerous artists and she’s watched the music industry completely change beneath her feet.  On this episode Debbie opens up about her current health problems and she reflects on her career and the challenge of achieving longevity in such an inconsistent and difficult industry.  This episode is thought provoking, touching and hilarious.  We’re thrilled to have Debbie Harwood on our 100th episode!</p>

Episode #100 Debbie Harwood Part 1

An in-depth conversation with singer Debbie Harwood

ep # 47 - Debbie Harwood

An in-depth conversation with Debbie Harwood about her time with When The Cat's Away and as the organiser not only of that band but of recent concerts featuring some of the cast and crew from the Melting Pot days along with Sharon O'Neill, Hammond Gamble and Shona Laing. We talk too of her time working with Jimmy Barnes, of the early years carving out a space in a male-dominated industry and of her time spent growing up in Hawke's Bay and now, having returned to the region we reflect on Havelock and Napier and her various roles in and around the music industry.

Sweetman Podcast: Episode 47 - Debbie Harwood