Bmac is the show's official hype man and tour manager.
We're actually not too sure what Bmac does, but it's got something to do with a record label. You'd be hard pressed to find someone who knows as much about music as him. He's a creative director and music label rep.
Bmac on Instagram: https://instagram.com/behindtheeshades/
Verbatim from the transcripts — each quote links to the moment.
What makes a regional bar or entertainment venue successful?
BMac says success comes from treating people really well, since locals in a new town are often reluctant to support outsiders at first; showing them love and consistency (along with cheap drinks) builds loyalty and repeat business.
BMac recounts coming home to find a giant stuffed bear (apparently rescued from hard rubbish by his housemate) propped up in his bed holding a bottle of wine, which became a conversation piece in his apartment until it was eventually thrown out to make room for a bar.
BMac explains how he first connected with a new Shepparton breakfast radio host (Josiah) by arranging a free tray of drinks and shots for him and his friends through his record label/venue connections, which Kel credits as the start of their friendship.
Mentioned on 5 episodes BMacwasn’t on.
Described as the show's official hype guy organizing bushfire relief events across Victoria.
Mentioned as a guest coming on the show the next day, known for deep knowledge of rap music culture.
Tommy credits a listener named BMac for introducing him to the Rowville meme Facebook page.
Listener/friend who messages during the show and who introduced Tommy to Tekashi 6ix9ine and knows the hip-hop scene.
A listener (Gronk) whose message about catching up on episode 54 is read out at the end.
Every episode featuring BMac "BMac" on The Daily Talk Show.
