Sparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia

After their release from custody, Fox and Lark try and get comfortable with the idea that their music is just for them, not anybody else. But then, during Fox’s egg extraction, they realise that they’ve become an overnight viral sensation for all the right reasons! Fox and Lark have to decide if they’re fighting for their musical careers, each other or… both? This is the FINAL episode of Season 1!Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.This episode’s songs are:Doo Bee Doo Spotify | Apple | YouTube Music | AmazonMais Non Spotify | Apple | YouTube Music | AmazonSuBIRDia (original) Spotify | Apple | YouTube Music | AmazonSubscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, birdsnest!Created by Cathy Crowley, Juliet Moody, Paul Bissett and Catherine Prosser. Full credits at magenius.com/works/sparrowfolkPodcast photography by Monica PronkSparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia is a Magenius production in association with Sparrow-Folk. It was made on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, Australia and is funded by the ACT Government through artsACT

Magnus helps Lark reset her life with a Boundary-Setting Bootcamp. Fox is on the precipice of parenthood with hormone injections in preparation for IVF. Somehow, this combination of stress and hormones goes horribly wrong with a busking fiasco that ends up with 500,000 people and several branches of the emergency services involved.Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.Subscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis episode's songs are:Sometimes on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonFairy Penguin on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, Birdsnest!

Fox is over the moon when Neville scores them a gig at FemFest, but Lark is feeling more and more overwhelmed with life, the universe and Ava the Insta-perfect mother next door. Feeling confident with FemFest and the jingle gigs behind them, Fox tells her mother to move out. Neville realises this managing gig is much harder than ‘Band Management for Dummies’ led him to believe.Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.Subscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis episode's songs are:Instamum is yet to be released as a single - stay tuned! Martial Sex on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, Birdsnest!Created by Cathy Crowley, Juliet Moody, Paul Bissett and Catherine Prosser. Full credits at magenius.com/works/sparrowfolk.Podcast photography by Monica PronkSparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia is a Magenius production in association with Sparrow-Folk. It was made on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, Australia and is funded by the ACT Government through artsACT.

Despite Neville finding Sparrow-Folk a paid gig to write a jingle, Fox and Lark realise their lives are not well suited to finding quiet time to work together. Between Fox’s mother creating drama, Magnus trying to redeem his reputation and the need to feed Baby Janie on a regular basis, the creative juices aren’t flowing.Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.Subscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis episode's songs are:Ruin Your Day on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonAlone Time on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, birdsnest!Created by Cathy Crowley, Juliet Moody, Paul Bissett and Catherine Prosser. Full credits at magenius.com/works/sparrowfolk.Podcast photography by Monica PronkSparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia is a Magenius production in association with Sparrow-Folk. It was made on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, Australia and is funded by the ACT Government through artsACT

When Magnus flunks his final chance to be a good manager for Sparrow-Folk, Neville is offered the role instead. While Neville tries to work out exactly how to be a band manager, Lark suffers a post-baby body crisis and Fox takes some tentative, sticky steps into the world of sperm donation for solo parents.Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.This episode's songs are:Pene Felicio on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonLove the Vagina on Spotify | Apple | YouTube | AmazonBaster Donator is still to be released as a single - stay tuned!Subscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, birdsnest!Created by Cathy Crowley, Juliet Moody, Paul Bissett and Catherine Prosser. Full credits at magenius.com/works/sparrowfolk.Podcast photography by Monica PronkSparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia is a Magenius production in association with Sparrow-Folk. It was made on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, Australia and is funded by the ACT Government through artsACT

Sparrow-Folk are thrilled to have been booked for a big new gig. Inspired by Lark’s new baby, Fox decides to have a baby herself… as soon as she can find someone to have it with. When Lark and Magnus’s sofa meets a terrible fate, Magnus, as Sparrow-Folk’s new manager, promises to manage a replacement lounge as well as the band.Follow Sparrow-Folk on Facebook and Instagram.This episode’s songs are:Accidental Genital Attention Spotify | Apple | YouTube Music | AmazonSparrow Rock Spotify | Apple | YouTube Music | AmazonSubscribe in your podcast app of choice: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Castro | Google PodcastsThis podcast is sponsored by birdsnest.com.au. Thanks, birdsnest!Created by Cathy Crowley, Juliet Moody, Paul Bissett and Catherine Prosser. Full credits at magenius.com/works/sparrowfolk.Podcast photography by Monica PronkSparrow-Folk: Adventures in SuBIRDia is a Magenius production in association with Sparrow-Folk. It was made on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, Australia and is funded by the ACT Government through artsACT