Live at RRR Replayed: Stiletto

This Friday night on Live at RRR, we dip into our archives as we continue to celebrate our 50th year on air! Former Triple R presenter and chair of the board Geoff King presents a rare recording of the short-lived, but influential Melbourne band Stiletto, from Storey Hall in 1978.

Primal Screen: Deborah Mailman on Wolfram and Mob Stories

Deborah Mailman joins Flick Ford on Primal Screen to discuss Wolfram, Warwick Thornton’s spiritual follow-up to Sweet Country.

Breaking and Entering: Melbourne's "Gym For Synths" MESS Celebrates 10 Years

MESS (Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio) celebrates its 10th anniversary this year! Co-founders Byron Scullin and Robin Fox join Lauren in the studio to reflect on the creation of their "living museum".

Future Perfect: Antoinette Lattouf On Speaking Truth To Power And Her Battle With The ABC

Last year, journalist and human rights advocate Antoinette Lattouf sits down with Dylan Bird to reflect on taking on the ABC and what she learned from the ordeal, the state of Australia’s news media ecosystem, and her new book Women Who Win.

Far and Wide: Cate Le Bon Returns To Melbourne For RISING

Cate Le Bon joins Steve Wide to discuss her anticipated return to Melbourne as a part of RISING Festival.

Einstein A Go-Go: Flu Season has Returned

In the midst of the dreaded 'flu season', Dr Shane is joined by Immunologist Dr Emma Grant, known for her work with immune responses and Influenza Viruses at La Trobe University.

Album Of The Week

Triple R's Album of the Week is Train On The Island, the fifth studio album from Aotearoa/New Zealand 's Aldous Harding.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Emma Donovan, Little Simz, Yu Su, The Cat's Miaow/The Autocollants, Nu Genea, Cousin Temi & HAWKTRADA, The Gnomes, Alex Albrecht and Various Artists (see/saw).

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Spin Cycle: Media Insularity and Michael Gawenda, with Patrick Marlborough

Writer and comedian Patrick Marlborough joins Spin Cycle to unpack Michael Gawenda’s recent essay arguing that Australian journalism has shifted from newsroom watchdogs to “activist brands.” Gawenda, a former editor-in-chief of The Age…

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Banana Lounge Broadcasting: Haydn Keenan on 'Going Down'

Director and Producer Haydn Keenan joins Banana Lounge Broadcasting, to discuss the re-release of his 1983 Indie film Going Down. After being found in a DVD bin in New York, it has…

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Literati Glitterati: Lee Lai Returns with 'Cannon'

Mel is joined by award winning cartoonist Lee Lai to discuss her second graphic novel Cannon, released back in September via Giramondo Publishing.

Lee discusses her funny yet emotional 'hang' of a…

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Vital Bits: Starting Off Sunday with The Remotes

Tim Thorpe starts Sunday off right with a chat with Oli, Laura and Meg from Melbourne based band The Remotes!

They discuss their journey as a band from forming back in 1998 to…

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Breakfasters: Gillian Triggs on Democracy, Trust & Human Rights

Distinguished international lawyer and former Australian Human Rights Commission President Professor Gillian Triggs joins the Breakfasters to reflect on democracy, human rights, and Australia’s place in a rapidly shifting global order.

Speaking from…