The sun’s out, the mercury’s rising, and Triple R’s summer programming is in full swing! New and familiar voices present a swag of different shows, covering everything from rock, roots and beats, to comedy, politics and design, while our regular presenters take a well-earned break.
Big news, folks! Rising South African songwriter, actor and author Nakhane will bring his magnetic live show to the Triple R Performance Space during Breaking And Entering on Thursday 31 January at 6.25pm. Subscribers: go in the running to join the guestlist.
This Sunday, Neil Morris returns from his summer break to present a special two-hour edition of Still Here, from midday to 2pm, ahead of Survival Day.
The federal government is blaming the Murray Darling fish-killing disaster on the drought – but, as Ben Eltham learns with hydrologist Dr John Williams, it’s the failings of the existing legislation that have led to the river’s mismanagement in the first place.
The host of Triple R's brand new show Good Fortune on how she gets her kicks and what she has in store for your Sunday arvos.
Calling all footy nerds! From midday till 1pm every Monday, seasoned journo (and all-round women’s footy obsessive) Kate O’Halloran will present Kick Like a Girl, a Triple R pop-up show dissecting the week in AFLW – right through to the end of March.
From Cat Power at Zoo Twilights to the Share the Spirit Festival, there are heaps of great events on the RRR Presents calendar (some are even free). Check out what’s in store for the rest of the month.
This Sunday, Neil Morris returns from his summer break to present a special two-hour edition of Still Here, from midday to 2pm, ahead of Survival Day.
Get ready for another jam-packed Monday morning! Dave Sweeney from the Australian Conservation Foundation’s nuclear-free campaign and Associate Professor Ullrich Ecker from UWA's School of Psychological Science join the show. Plus a special Aretha Franklin tribute performance from members of the Moreland City Soul Revue.
Kate O'Halloran presents the AFLW pop-up show, Kick Like A Girl. This week she explores trans/gender non-binary inclusivity in women's football with Emily Fox and Carter O'Reagan from the St Kilda Sharks.
Tim Flannery drops in to chat about his latest book, Europe: A Natural History. Plus New Matilda politics correspondent Ben Eltham delivers the weekly politics wrap.
Sophie Miles presents this week’s show. She'll be joined by community gardener extraordinaire Lou Ridsdale, in to chat about gardening, spirituality, rock’n’roll and how the three intersect.
Angela Bailey, curator of Triple R’s State Library exhibition (and photographic artist, activist and former Midsumma Festival director), has brought together a new showcase of artworks: Dapper at Bundoora Homestead Arts Centre.
Dapper…
Multi-platinum selling French artist Camille drops in after her So Frenchy So Chic performance before heading off on the rest of her tour. She chats about the all-female line-up at the festival, the…
Chyloe Kurdas is the former head of female football development, a Fox Footy commentator, GWS recruiter, and this week’s Kick like a Girl guest. From grassroots activism, navigating media engagement, and creating change…
Switchboard is a peer-driven organisation dedicated to providing support and resources to the LGBTQI+ community. Switchboard’s CEO, Joe Ball, drops into the studio to chat about Switchboard’s upcoming panel discussion ‘Speak Up! I…
‘My head is always full of the bigger picture.’ Papaphilia, aka Fjorn Butler, joins the folks from Factoid on the final episode of summer program Doxa to chat about how her relationship with…
