Show Notes
This week on Almost Home, Darren Palmer visits beloved TV host and pop culture icon Myf Warhurst (Spicks and Specks, Bluey) in her character-filled Melbourne home, where nostalgia, music and personal style all come together. Darren and Myf chat about the stories behind her love of music and the memories that shape her space, celebrating authenticity, sentimentality and the joy of design with heart.
Find Myf’s new show ‘The Moment with Myf Warhurst’ wherever you listen and watch your podcasts, and follow her for more @myfwarhurst
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If your home away from home was a podcast, it would be *Almost Home with Darren Palmer*. An insightful and heartwarming series hosted by Aussie interior designer Darren Palmer. Each week, he sits down with an inspiring guest to discuss everything from colour schemes to childhood dreams - discovering what it means to create a sense of home, one story at a time.
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Show Credits:
Host & Executive Producer: Darren Palmer
Executive Producer: Amelia Chappelow
Podcast & Video Producer: Lauren Cooper
Audio Engineers: Grant Offner & Nick Loane
Art Director: Brigitte Greene
Photographer: Dario Hardaker
DOPs: Marcus Coblyn, Harri Gilbert, Nolan Verheij, Ed Renew
Gaffers: Gabriel Morrison, Maxed Out Lighting
Senior Video Editor: Brad Hurt ASE
Video Editor: Rihanna Smith-Williams
Freelance Video Editor: Emma Baggott
Motion Designer: Rob Harper & Tom Cotton
Colourist: Vincent Taylor
Senior Copywriter: Antonia Minutolo
Copywriter: Amanda Thacker
Head of Commercial: Louise Magnifico
Project Management: Kate Vickery
Talent Management: Joseph Hanrahan
Amplification Partner: iHeart
Collaboration Partner: King Kyle Productions
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