Spin Cycle: Live In Conversation

Who killed journalism? The Spin Cycle team and their guests attempt to crack the case, on Thursday 16 July in the Triple R Performance Space.

Lunchtime in the Reverb Listening Room

ACMI, RISING and Triple R present Lunchtime in the Listening Room, part of Reverb. Across five Thursdays in July and August, five Triple R presenters will take over the intimate Listening Room for 30-minute lunchtime sessions, spinning their fave records from 1976, to coincide with Triple R’s 50th birthday celebrations!

Future Perfect: Jayson Gillham on Speaking Up for Palestine and His Case Against the MSO

Jayson sits down with guest host Nick Feik to talk about the role of artists during political upheaval; speaking up about Palestine, the fallout of his trial and verdict, and his upcoming performance at the Melbourne Recital Centre with Iyad Sughayer on July 19.

Eat It: Melbourne Coffee Roasters and the City's Espresso Revolution

Dominic Pellegrino joins Eat It to discuss Melbourne Coffee Roasters: A History, tracing the evolution of Melbourne's coffee culture from the colony's first coffee houses to the city's reputation as a global coffee capital.

Banksia: RONA. On Her Latest Single To The Ground

Kaytete producer and DJ RONA. joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about her latest single To The Ground, which explores the living frequency of Country.

Tiddas Live to Air on the Triple R Rooftop

Amy Saunders (Gundjitmara), Lou Bennett (Yorta Yorta) and Sally Dastey formed Tiddas in 1990. The legendary folk trio stopped by the Triple R Rooftop in 1996 to promote their second album Tiddas, and charmed us with their beautiful harmonies and powerful lyrics.

Album Of The Week

Triple R's Album of the Week is new avatar, the latest album from American left-field RnB artist Kelela , out now on Warp/Inertia.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, Teether, Billy Gardner and Friends, Luluc, Ai Yamamoto, Crow, Eden Burns and Twisted Teens.

Triple R NAIDOC 2026 Playlist

In celebration of NAIDOC Week 2026, some of Triple R's First Nations presenters have compiled a playlist of tracks by First Nations artists they've been loving his year.

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Sometimes Always: Marieke Hardy Is In Her Zero Fu*ks Era

Marieke Hardy is in her zero fu*k’s era. The writer, broadcaster and producer joins Sarah for a sprawling and tender conversation about what it means to get old, be a friend, lose friends…

Interview

Indigenuity: Larissa Behrendt on 'The First Inventors' and 65,000 Years of Aboriginal History

Larissa Behrendt is a Euahleyai/Gamillaroi activist, academic, writer and director. She joins Krystal to talk about her book The First Inventors: How people shaped a continent (co-authored with Billy Griffiths and Sean Ulm)…

Interview

Future Perfect: Anna Funder on AI’s Breach of Copyright and Theft of Art

Anna Funder is an acclaimed Australian author behind award-winning books Stasiland and All That I Am, and her most recent Wifedom: Mrs. Orwell’s Invisible Life.

Earlier this month, Anna travelled to…

Interview

Future Perfect: Jayson Gillham on Speaking Up for Palestine and His Case Against the MSO

Earlier this year, acclaimed Australian concert pianist Jayson Gillham sued the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for unlawful discrimination over their cancelling of a concert he was set to perform in August 2024 following his…

Interview

The Golden Age Of Piracy: Zoh Amba's Formative Five

Tennessee free jazz saxophonist turned singer-songwriter Zoh Amba joins the 'Formative Five Club', jumping on the airwaves to share the songs and artists that have influenced their sound and career over the years…