James Blundell

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No James Blundell, he was playing in South Australia last night, so we just can't find him.

This is No Drama Farmer as of today, which is the 14th of September, 2026.

We're going to catch up with Fiona L.

Yeah, so we're keen to going back to Tamworth next year and having another crack.

Now, I'm wondering if it's also at Tamworth where you connected with James Blundell because there's a song on the album, Love Letter to Moribay, which is Moribay is the province that you grew up in, which is co-written with James and recorded with James.

So was it a Tamworth connection or something else?

Thanks, Sophie.

Today is the 31st of August, 2026.

No James Blundell today.

He's in Stanthorpe somewhere at an Airbnb and apparently the cleaners have decided to clean his place up so he can't do a live cross at the moment.

If this is your first time listening to the podcast...

Yep.

Because I reckon that James Blundell is the first man in the world to have a crack at Jolene.

I will do it in my most non-binary sense because...

Jolene.

You're listening to No Drama Farmer.

My name is Carlin, also known as Carzo.

Here with James Blundell today.

And, mate, look, the PA is all set up here.

It is getting very exciting.

Of course, the Darren Field Days commence on the 26th of August, which is a Wednesday, and both James Blundell and I are going to that, so that's very, very exciting.

James is not with us today.

He's doing final preparations on his farm in Stanthorpe, and he's going to get on the plane tomorrow to come to Western Australia, so we're hoping to catch up with him a little bit later on the podcast.

week? Very, very excited.

Of course, that kicks off on Wednesday.

No James Blundell today because he's in Stanthorpe getting stuff ready.

And as usual, there's some sort of disaster on his farm.

I didn't realise that.

So Slim Dusty has actually covered James Blundell's song.

It's

kind

Mate, that's amazing.

Yeah, quite incredible.

That's called Nature's Gentleman, which was covered by Slim Dusty, written by James Blundell.

So, mate, you're even more of a legend.