Thornbury Picture House - Grand opening
Monday 16th April - Thursday 31st May @ Thornbury Picture House, Thornbury
Dwelling Poetically: Mexico City, a case study
Saturday 21st April - Sunday 24th June @ ACCA, Southbank
Breaking and Entering 10th Birthday - April Amnesty Live at RRR
Thursday 26th April @ Triple R Performance Space, Brunswick East
Einstein A Go-Go - April Amnesty Live at RRR
Sunday 29th April @ Triple R Performance Space, Brunswick East
3RRR Subscriber Film Screening - Breath
Tuesday 1st May @ Cinema Nova, Carlton
Breakfasters
24th Apr 18 Monday to Friday 6am-9am
Middle East expert Marika Sosnowski talks to the team about Syria; and Vanessa Toholka drops the 'Tech Talk' on emojis - why and how we use them.
Uncommon Sense
24th Apr 18 Tuesday 9am, Tuesday 10am, Tuesday 11am
Joan Beaumont and Stuart Kells chat about their recently released books, and Ben Eltham delivers the politics update.
Banana Lounge Broadcasting
24th Apr 18 Tuesday 12pm-2pm
Vaya and Kate from the award-winning Neighbours recap podcast 'Neighbuzz’ join the show.
The Good, The Dub & The Global
24th Apr 18 Tuesday 2pm-4pm
Members of The Melbourne Ska Orchestra join the show.
Double Bounce
24th Apr 18 Tuesday 4pm, Tuesday 5pm, Tuesday 6pm
US dream pop force Beach House chat to Vaughan about their new album 7 which is out 11 May.
Breakfasters
25th Apr 18 Monday to Friday 6am-9am
Gerard Elson, Jess Lilley, and Matt Stewart fill in for the team today.
New & Groovy
25th Apr 18 Wednesday 2pm-4pm
Music director and pianist Steve Sedergreen discusses Here And Now: The Far East Suit which is happening as part of the Stonnington Jazz Festival.
Out On The Patio
25th Apr 18 Wednesday 4pm-7pm
Sydney outfit Lime Cordiale drop by to discuss The Squeeze – a mini festival showcasing local acts, handpicked by the band.
Breakfasters
26th Apr 18 Monday to Friday 6am-9am
Avengers and Birdman!
SmartArts
26th Apr 18 Thursday 9am-12pm
Peter Evans, Catherine McClements and Johnny Carr discuss Antony and Cleopatra; Beckett Rozentals and Trevor Vickers discuss The Field Revisited.
Breaking And Entering
26th Apr 18 Thursday 4pm-7pm
To celebrate the 10th birthday of Breaking And Entering, NO ZU, REMI, JAALA and Tropical Fuck Storm perform live from the Performance Space.
Max Headroom
26th Apr 18 Thursday 7pm-8pm
Craig Kamber talks with Grant Lee Phillips, founding member and singer-songwriter of Grant Lee Buffalo ahead of his shows in Melbourne next month.
The Australian Mood
26th Apr 18 Thursday 8pm-10pm
Folk pop artist Lucy Wise stops by to chat about her new album Winter Sun.
Breakfasters
27th Apr 18 Monday to Friday 6am-9am
Director John V. Soto chats to the team about his new sci-fi thriller The Gateway.
Radio Marinara
29th Apr 18 Sunday 9am-10am
Artist Andrew Hazewinkel discusses What The Sea Never Told - a deeply personal exhibition on one of Victoria's worst sailing disasters.
Einstein A Go-Go
29th Apr 18 Sunday 11am-12pm
To celebrate April Amnesty join Dr Shane from Einstein A Go Go live in-conversation with internationally lauded Neuroscientist Professor Ashley Bush.
The Grapevine
30th Apr 18 Monday 9am-12pm
Comedian, writer and musician Sammy J pops by to discuss his debut children’s novel The Long Class Goodnight.
The History of Emojis on Breakfasters
Vanessa Toholka joins the Breakfasters team for ‘Tech Talk’ to explore the origins and ubiquity of the beloved emoji.
Swim Team on Local And/Or General
Sammy and TJ of Swim Team talk new music and gigging ahead of their performance at the Post Office Hotel’s eighth birthday celebration this weekend.
Serving Our Country: Indigenous Australians in War
Professor Joan Beaumont joins Uncommon Sense to talk Serving Our Country, a new book which explores Indigenous Australians in the defence forces.
Mahatma Ghandi An Immigrant
Rohini Kappadath, of the immigration museum joins the Breakfasters to chat about their upcoming exhibition Mahatma Ghandi: An Immigrant.
Maturing Britpop
In two separate interviews, two greats of Britpop talk about getting older and maintaining musical output. Join Steve on Far and Wide.
Triple R Soundscape: 23 April 2018
This week Isolation, Spirit, Lavendar and more!
No Stone Unturned
Producer Trevor Birney joins The Grapevine to talk about new Alex Gibney documentary No Stone Unturned.
Martin Phillips of The Chills
On Neon Sunset, Martin Phillipps of The Chills talks perfect pop and overcoming illness
Record Store Day on Breakfasters
Paul Cook, owner of North Melbourne’s Heartland Records, gives the Record Store Day 2018 lowdown to the Breakfasters team.
Finding Common Ground on SmartArts
Richard chats with choreographer Anouk van Dijk about her latest contemporary dance piece with Chunky Move, Common Ground.
