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Live at RRR: Mad Professor

Tune in to Live at RRR from 7pm tonight for a performance from UK dub legend Mad Professor, hosted by Systa BB of The Good, The Dub & The Global.

The Mission: Sue-Anne Hunter on the National Commission for Aboriginal Children and Young People

Inaugural National Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People Sue-Anne Hunter joins Uncle Charles Pakana in studio to discuss plans for the new national commission, currently awaiting senate approval.

Breakfasters: Graeme Base’s Hidden Worlds

Beloved illustrator and author Graeme Base joins the Breakfasters to reflect on more than four decades of picture-book magic, from the global phenomenon Animalia to The Eleventh Hour and The Legend of the Golden Snail.

Long Distance: Spike Fuck On New and Old Music Ventures

Spike Fuck joins Monika in the studio to chat about his break from music, how it left him longing to return, and how this longing shows up in his new unreleased tracks.

Spin Cycle: Pauline Hanson and the Platform Economy

Jess Lilley and Charlie Lewis pull apart the long-running feedback loop between Pauline Hanson and Australia’s media ecosystem.

Pebbles: Big Freedia Brings the Bounce

Bounce pioneer and New Orleans icon Big Freedia joins Bumpy and Emmy on Pebbles ahead of her headline set at Fed Square.

1978

Triple R's Album of the Week is 1978, the first official release from Melbourne post-punk band Young Charlatans, out on new label, Eminent Vinyl.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Peaches, Romanie, Charli xcx, Altın Gün, Lucid Express, Hen Ogledd, Pugilist, Public Figures and Hannah Kate.

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Breakfasters: Evelyn Araluen Wins The Victorian Prize For Literature

Goorie and Koori poet and writer Evelyn Araluen joins Breakfasters following her success at the Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards, taking home The Victorian Prize for Literature and The Indigenous Writing Prize for her…

Interview

The Distant Sky: The Musical Journey of Kankawa Nagarra

Kate is joined by blues singer-songwriter and Walmatjarri, Gooniyandi and Bunuba Elder Kankawa Nagarra, ahead of her Melbourne show at Coburg RSL.

From discovering country, gospel and blues music from the radio whilst…

Interview

Breakfasters: 'The Peoples Economist' Gary Stevenson on Australian Economics

On his tour to Australia, the Breakfasters are joined by former financial trader turned hit economics YouTuber and best selling author, Gary Stevenson.

He discusses his observations of Australia's economics during his time…

Interview

Baseline: Entering the Afrofuturist Planet of ‘TECHNIFRO‑185’ with Nū

Nana is joined in studio by Naarm-based, Ethiopian-Australian sound artist, vocalist and live coder, Fetle Wondimu Nega aka Nū, whose work blends non-Western musical traditions, improvisation and Afrofuturism. Using the live coding program…

Interview

Future Perfect: The 34 Australian Women And Children Stuck In The Al-Roj Refugee Camp

34 Australian women and children currently remain in the Al-Roj refugee camp in Syria. An attempt to leave the camp last week was blocked by Syrian authorities, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has…