For One Night Only

11 Aug 2023

Lisa Daniel – JOY Presenter of Word for Word, Past Director at MQFF, Tennis Lover and Grand Design Builder!

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Lisa Daniel – JOY Presenter of Word for Word, Past Director at MQFF, Tennis Lover and Grand Design Builder!

In this episode of For One Night Only (FONO), Pete Holmes talks with the host of JOY’s Word for Word, Lisa Daniel – Pronouns she/her. Lisa was born in Melbourne and apparently was told by her teachers that she wouldn’t amount to anything – how wrong were they! She now has a Master’s degree in feminism and horror movies. She is a dog lover with pugs & a griffon! She was the director of the MQFF for 17 years and now volunteers at JOY and after recently completing a Criminology degree now works at Swinburne Online and loves it! She loves playing tennis & baseball. She built a house with an ex which featured on Grand Designs Australia.

And does she have a mixtape for you? Think Suzi Quatro, LRB, The Smiths, The Church, Jeff Buckley, Nirvana, The Breeders, and many, many more.

Here’s the list of Lisa’s songs but you’ll have to listen to find out more about each song:

Play Order	Song Title	Song Artist
1	Devil Gate Drive	Suzi Quatro
2	Reminiscing	Little River Band
3	Landslide	Fleetwood Mac
4	How Soon is Now	The Smiths
5	Streets of Your Town	The Go-Betweens
6	Hieronymus	The Clouds
7	Under the Milky Way	The Church
8	I Can’t Make You Love Me	Bonnie Raitt
9	Hallelujah	Jeff Buckley
10	Show Me Love	Robyn Carlson
11	Smells Like Teen Spirit	Nirvana
12	Together in Electric Dreams	Human League
13	Thieves	Tracey McNeill
14	Driving on 9	The Breeders
15	Rebel Heart	First Aid Kit
16	Depreston	Courtney Barnett

For One Night Only is a late-night show on JOY 94.9 and a podcast where people from our rainbow communities get to talk through the mixtape of their lives so far.

Note: This podcast is exclusive to our Australian listeners due to music copyright requirements.