Live At RRR: Joelistics (Live Stream)

Australian hip hop royalty Joelistics returns with his new project Film School! To celebrate the upcoming release, Joelistics will join Chris Gill on Get Down for a special live-streamed performance on Thursday 4 March at 1pm.

The Mission: Dr Jason Agostino On The Plans In Place For The COVID Vaccine Roll-out To First Nation Communities

Dr Jason Agaostino is a GP and an epidemiologist who has worked mainly in the field of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and is a medical advisor at the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation. He tells Daniel James about the plans underway to roll-out the COVID-19 vaccine to First Nation communites across the country.

The Grapevine: Jeff Sparrow Discusses Facebook And More

Trying to get your head around Facebook’s restriction of Australian news? Jeff Sparrow – former Breakfaster and Lecturer in the Centre for Advancing Journalism at Melbourne University – dives into the many issues at play with Dylan and Kulja.

Staying Across All Things Triple R

Triple R’s Facebook page is currently blocked, due to Facebook restricting access to Australian news on its platform. But there are heaps of ways you can stay up to date and connected with the Rs.

Full Circle: YL Hooi & The Journey From Tape To Wax

Millú chats with ambient electronica musician YL Hooi about her ethereal and dream-like debut record (and recent Triple R Album of the Week) Untitled, re-released on vinyl (from cassette) through Efficient Space.

Maps: A Chat With Adalita

Fee B-Squared chats with the one and only Adalita. The local rock legend tells us about life during lockdown, working on a new album, and her upcoming shows.

Rest In Jazz Chick Corea

Stolen Moments’ John Bailey pays tribute to legendary American jazz composer, bandleader and musician Chick Corea, who passed away ealier this month.

Album Of The Week: Leafcutter by June Jones

Leafcutter is the second album from Melbourne’s June Jones, a collection of rich, symphonic synth pop alongside sparse, heartbreaking ballads. It follows June’s celebrated solo debut LP DIANA, and her work in the band Two Steps on the Water.

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The Mission: Naomi Moran On How The Facebook Ban On Australian Media Content Affected First Nations Communities

Naomi Moran is the Vice Chair of First Nations media. Naomi Moran is a Nyangbal, Arakwal and Dunghutti woman from New South Wales, and is the General Manager of Australia’s only independent Indigenous…

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Title: Get Down: The Legacy+ Of Femi And Made Kuti

Get Down’s Chris Gill welcomes Fela Kuti's son Femi and grandson Made to the show. As the “first family of Afrobeat worldwide”, Femi and Made share their thoughts on being part of…

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LiveWire: Joel Silbersher On The Return Of HOSS

HOSS’ Joel Silbersher calls in to LiveWire to alternately reminisce rosily about the past and look hopefully towards the future. Fresh from a year of inactivity, the Melbourne music veteran chats to Pauly…

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Radio Marinara: Inside The Fight To Save Cape Bridgewater

Nestled in the south-western corner of the state, Cape Bridgewater is a beautiful and vital part of Victoria’s coastline. Part of the Discovery Bay Marine National Park, the Cape is considered the second…

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Celebrating Zine Culture On The Glasshouse

Since the 1980s, zines have been at the forefront of counterculture. Now in its tenth year, the Festival of the Photocopier Zine Fair is back at it – online this time – and…