Your Handy Guide To Triple R’s 2021 April Amnesty

Due to COVID-19’s impact on Triple R’s sponsorship revenue, listener support remains essential to keep Triple R – forever. If you can, please consider donating and subscribing during April Amnesty. You’ll go in the draw to score some sweet prizes, too!

Introducing... ALL CAPS with Areej Nur

Some very exciting news, everyone: Areej Nur is back! Areej previously presented the incredible Wednesday morning show The Rap and is now jumping into the Thursday 7pm to 8pm timeslot with her brand new program ALL CAPS.

Live At RRR: Snowy Band (Live Stream)

Melbourne four-piece Snowy Band join Breaking and Entering’s Simon Winkler and Lauren Taylor for a live-streamed performance on Thursday April 22 at 6pm to celebrate April Amnesty. Snowy Band's debut album Audio Commentary is a former Triple R Album Of The Week.

Far and Wide: Creation Records’ Alan McGee On His New Biopic

“As brilliant as bands like Fanclub and Ride are […] they’re not as ridiculous as Oasis, me and My Bloody Valentine.” Creation Records founder Alan McGee chats to Steve Wide about Creation Stories, the new biopic based on his life.

Dry Cleaning On Breaking And Entering

“We never really planned on gigging or recording music.” Dry Cleaning, the London band behind Triple R’s recent Album Of The Week, describe their unexpected rise to fame.

LiveWire: The Continuing Teaches Of Peaches

Peaches and Pauly P reunite after 20 years!

Mooncake: Drexler's Dreamy Classical Collection

Mooncake delivers another extraordinary guest mix, this time from ex-Sydney, London-based classical composer and producer Drexler.

The Score: Negotiating Identity With Researcher Lillian Mwanri

“Services which are really needed are services that support their identity.” Researcher Lillian Mwanri chats to Samira Farah about how young African refugees negotiate their identity in Australia.

Real Estate Head Into The Dark Room

“It’s been a good year to remember how special [touring] is.” Alex Bleeker from highly acclaimed outfit Real Estate catches up with Chelsea King about their new EP, Half A Human.

Album of The Week: Let Me Grow My Wings by Ajak Kwai

Let Me Grow My Wings is the fifth album by Australian singer-songwriter, broadcaster, educator and community promoter Ajak Kwai. Performed in English, Arabic and Ajak’s native language, Dinka, the songs fuse musical traditions to form a unique style described as modern South Sudanese rock.

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Radiotherapy: The Highs And Lows Of Being A Surgeon

Dr Yumiko Kadota, Dr Natalie Ngan and Dr Kate Martin are all surgeons. They join the Radiotherapy crew to chat all things surgery and their experiences in medicine.

Yumiko wrote a blog post…

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Byte Into It: Emojis, Dating Apps And Consent With Kath Albury

Are you partial to a fun emoji every now and then? Has your love language become filled with little colourful images? Would you ditch someone that wasn’t ‘emoji compatible’ with you?

Whether it…

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Maps: Pinch Points' Jordan Oakley Gives The Lowdown On Recent Recording Sessions and Their Upcoming Croxton Show

Jordan Oakley from local post-punk band Pinch Points, joins Fee-B-Squared on Maps.

After a year of ups and downs, cancelled tours and paused production, Pinch Points are back at full force. Moving on…

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Out On The Patio: Green Your Noise Explained

Musicians Acacia Coates from Pinch Points and Winnie McQuinn from Sunfruits are conscious of the carbon footprint that the touring lifestyle causes – driving and flying around Australia and putting on events. They…

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Still Here: Barkaa On The Healing Power Of Rap

Only a year into her rap career, Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper Barkaa has already made a name for herself with her powerful delivery and lyrics. Calling in to Still Here, she talks…