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Live at RRR: The Scientists

Join us Thursday 9 April for a very special Live at RRR, as Steve Cross of Beat Orgy hosts seminal swamp-rockers The Scientists.

New Show Alert!

Sarah Smith is back with a show, Sometimes Always!

The Distant Sky: '60 Cycles Around the Sun' with Kutcha Edwards

Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta, Nari Nari Singer-Songwriter Kutcha Edwards is celebrating 60 Cycles Around the Sun. He joins Kate to share stories of his life and career, discuss the upcoming celebration and deliver a special live performance.

Off The Record: Mike Scott on The Waterboys’ New Tour and Dennis Hopper

Mike Scott joins Brian Wise on Off The Record to talk about The Waterboys’ latest album, Life, Death and Dennis Hopper and their upcoming Australian tour.

Byte Into IT: Dr Emma Quilty On Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence In The Pacific Islands

Dr Emma Quilty joins Byte Into IT to break down her study on the rise of gender-based violence and abuse through technology, specifically in the Pacific Islands.

& Friends

Triple R's Album of the Week is & Friends. It's the debut album from JNBO, the solo project of Naarm musician Henry Jenkins

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: DEVAURA, The Antics, Arlo Parks, Avalon Emerson & the Charm, Lalu, Nap King Cole, José González, Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE & Surf Gang, Billy Fuller.

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Breakfasters: Dr Jen on the Weird Science of Tickling!

For this week's 'Weird Science' segment on Breakfasters, Dr Jen explains the science behind tickling. Did you know there's two different kinds of tickling? There's knismesis, the kind that feels like…

Interview

Get Down: Jnbo and Friends

Jnbo is the moniker of local artist Henry Jenkins, known for his work as the bassist of Karate Boogaloo, and the in-house recording and mix engineer at College of Knowledge Records. Henry joins…

Interview

Baseline: Sisonke Msimang on Boycotts, Apartheid and the Mythology of Nelson Mandela

Nana sits down with author and daughter of South African freedom fighter, Sisonke Msimang. Together, they discuss liberation movements, the history of apartheid in South Africa, and its connections to so‑called Australia and…

Interview

Eat It: Alicia Kennedy 'On Eating'

Fill in host Besha Rodell is joined by Food and Culture writer Alicia Kennedy, known for her work featured in publications including the New York Times, the Washington Post and Bon Appétit, as…