How To Support VACCA’s Christmas Gift Appeal 2020

The Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency are raising funds to help ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in care and in their programs receive a gift this festive season and families have the support they need. Here’s how to get involved.

Live At RRR: Tim Flannery In Conversation (Live Stream)

One of Australia’s leading climate change experts, Professor Tim Flannery, will join Einstein A Go-Go’s Dr Shane for an hour-long special live-streamed conversation on Sunday 29 November at 11am.

The Grapevine: What Contributes To The Instability Of Social Housing?

“Once we started to pull the data together, we found that this group is severely disadvantaged across all sorts of measures.” RMIT’s Dr Sarah Taylor and Dr Juliet Watson discuss their research on social housing tenants in light of the Victorian government’s $5.3B commitment to address the housing crisis.

Out On The Patio: Cash Savage Chats New Live Album

“I’m a bit doomsday [...] but I’m forever hopeful”. Local legend Cash Savage joins Shorty to chat about the experience of performing to an empty Hamer Hall and deciding to release it on vinyl.

Introducing… Live Through This With Holly Pereira

Tanya Akinola (aka T-N) has decided to retire her overnight pop-up show After Hours Mutations. Jumping into the Thursday 4am to 6am time slot will be Holly Pereira with Live Through This, a show with feelings named after Hole’s formative album.

The Mission: First Peoples Disability Network Australia CEO Damian Griffis

CEO of the First Peoples Disability Network Australia Damian Griffis joins Daniel James to discuss the challenges faced by First Nations people with a disability.

International Pop Underground: Dirty Projectors Remain Ever-Changing with Their New 5EP "Constellation"

“Even with that first record, I imagined that Dirty Projectors could be my shadow, walk along with me through life.” Dave Longstreth talks to Anthony Carew about releasing five EPs in eight months – and why Dirty Projectors is “a changeable beast”.

Merch Alert: New Designs, New Styles, More Sizes!

Featuring ripper designs by local legends Amy Jean, Steph Hughes, Grace Kindellan and Oslo Davis, we’ve got (hopefully) something for just about everyone.

3RRR's Soundscape

Soundscape is your one-stop shop for all the latest releases making an impression on Triple R. Take a moment to read all about them and get them in your earholes.

Album Of The Week: Destiny by Gregor

Destiny is the second album from Gregor. It's a collection of cinematic ballads, psychedelic rock, new wave grooves and experimental pop with all of the artists' signature imagination, ambition, playfulness, and poignancy.

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Breaking And Entering: Beverly Glenn-Copeland On Music And Re-discovery

Underground icon Beverly Glenn-Copeland has had an extraordinary career spanning over 40 years. He joins Simon and Lauren to reflect on his new retrospective compilation, Transmissions: The Music Of Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

His…

Interview

The Rap: The Meaning Of Wurru-Wurru With Allara Briggs Pattison

While researching what the title of her latest project should be, Yorta Yorta artist Allara Briggs Pattison stumbled across the Sacred Kingfisher. The bird used to migrate from Queensland to a spot along…

Interview

Primal Screen: A Spotlight On Writer & Director Peter Strickland

Peter Strickland is an award-winning British writer and director whose films include The Duke of Burgundy and Katalin Varga. Peter joins the program for a long-form interview and discussion of his craft, including…

Interview

International Pop Underground: Memphis LK's Songs – Even Her Tame Impala Covers – Are Sad Dancefloor Bangers

Since going solo as Memphis LK, Memphis Kelly – the 27-year-old Melburnian producer and vocalist – has turned out a string of killer singles: Roses, Green Light, and Letters In Concrete…

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Mixed Signals: Bollywood Classics Special

It’s Bollywood night on Mixed Signals! Discover the best of Bollywood’s golden age, from the early sound films of the 1930s to the post-independence boom of the 1950s.