Kutcha Edwards on Breakfasters Live!
On the first day of Reconcilation Week, Kutcha Edwards guests on the newly returned Breakfasters Live. Listen back to his stunning performance, ahead of his 'Circling Time - Songs & Stories' shows, which kick off at the Whitehorse Centre on Saturday 28 May.
George Megalogenis Breaks Down The Federal Election On The Grapevine
George goes into great detail about an election where “everything happened and it all happened at once,” resulting in Labor leader Anthony Albanese being sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of the country.
Maps: Alice Skype Talks About Returning To Live Music
Ahead of her show at the Northcote Social Club this Saturday, Alice Skye joins Fee B-Squared on Maps to talk about her biggest headline tour yet. The Wergaia/Wemba Wemba songwriter’s acclaimed debut I Feel Good But I Don’t Feel Better came out in mid-2021, and Alice tells Fee about the LPs writing process, how the title was inspired by a text message, and why returning to live music after long breaks can be "overstimulating."
Good Fortune: Ana Roxanne's Singular Approach to Ambient Music
Ahead of her Australian debut live performance, American ambient musician Ana Roxanne chats to Jazz Feldy about her unique approach to ambient music that she uses as a tool to explore identity, race and pop music.
International Pop Underground: Body Type Battle Music-Biz Sexism with Guitars Turned Up To 11
In February 2020, they recorded their debut album, quit their jobs, and prepared for a year abroad. But then the pandemic dawned, and all their best laid plans fell away. Two years on, Body Type's debut LP is finally being turned loose. Called Everything Is Dangerous But Nothing's Surprising, it finds the quartet tackling grand themes, pushing back against the horrors of the macho music business.
Frantic Items: Celebrating Melbourne Club Culture With Fluxx
Fresh off the release of their label compilation Fluxx Vol.II, local DJs Yolks and RBI drop by Charlie Miller’s new Sunday evening show Frantic Items to chat about the comp and play some…
Smart Arts: Jason Tamiru Talks About Deeply Personal Work The Return
The Return is an extraordinary new production inspired by Yorta Yorta man Jason Tamiru’s work repatriating the bodies of his ancestors to Country. The story’s cultural custodian, co-director and performer, joins Richard to talk about the play and the healing he hopes it can bring.
Eat It: Hana Assafiri On The Future Of Moroccan Soup Bar
The Moroccan Soup Bar has been a Melbourne institution for almost a quarter of a century, and now its owner and founder Hana Assafiri has big plans for it’s future.
Joining Cam and…
Breakfasters: Antoinette Lattouf On How To Lose Friends And Influence White People
Journalist and author Antoinette Lattouf joins Breakfasters to talk about her new book How to Lose Friends and Influence White People, which explores how to make a difference when championing change and…
SmartArts: Alex Hines On Why She Wrote A Show About Schapelle Corby
2022 Golden Gibbo-winning comedian Alex Hines joins Richard on SmartArts to talk about her fantastical camp comedy To Schapelle And Back, a hilarious psycho-cosmic fantasia of Australiana nostalgia about Schapelle Corby.
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Talk All Things Endless Rooms
Melbourne favourites Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are once again ready to take the stage, this time treating us to their Endless Rooms Tour - presented by Triple R. But first, the five-piece are off to Amsterdam as they start their European tour. Joe White and Fran Keaney from the band join Kate on The Distant Sky.
Album Of The Week: Leikeli47 - Shape Up
Triple R's Album of the Week is Shape Up, the latest album from anonymous Brooklyn based artist Leikeli47. It's the third and final instalment of what 47 has billed as her 'Beauty Series' trilogy, following 2017's Wash & Set and 2018's Acrylic.
Coming up
Radio Marinara
Emily Box from Ocean Mind talks about celebrating 5 years of their surf therapy program
Indigenuity
Alec Morgan, co-writer and co-director of ABLAZE, a documentary about William “Bill” Onus, the first Aboriginal filmmaker
The Mission
Nerita Waight from Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service talks about the recent IBAC audit of Victoria Police
Einstein A-Go-Go: How A Melbourne Scientist Plans To De-Extinct The Thylacine
The very last Tasmanian Tiger tragically perished at the Hobart Zoo in 1936, when it’s keeper accidently left it outside. Eight decades on from its extinction, Melbourne-based scientists may have the key to…
International Pop Underground: Porridge Radio Get Existential On Their New Album
"There's a lot of themes in there that I'm just taking the time to understand, about myself and life," Porridge Radio songwriter Dana Margolin tells Anthony Carew of the project's newly-released third LP…
Sean O’Beirne Talks Helen Garner On Breakfasters
As part of Black Inc.'s Writers on Writers series, Melbourne author Sean O’Beirne reflects on the life and writing of Helen Garner in a brilliant new essay.
He joins Breakfasters to talk about…
Ed Kuepper and Jim White On The Distant Sky
They booked a tour before they had even played together, and now they’re collaborating at RISING Festival for the second time. Ahead of their June 8 show, Ed Kuepper and Jim White join…
International Pop Underground: Diatom Deli's Ambient-Folk Jams Are Filled with Feeling
"My music is an exact reflection of who I am, and what I'm experiencing in the world at that time," offers Delisa Paloma-Sisk, the Tennessee-born, New Mexico-based artist who records as Diatom Deli.
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May
2022
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Brunswick BallroomCherry Poppers Showcase (arvo & evening)
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Max Watts House of MusicDear Matilda (arvo)
4:00 pm
Charles Weston HotelDear Buffalo (arvo)
4:00 pm
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4:00 pm
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May
2022
Pitchface (arvo) George Xylouris (evening)
1:30 pm
Brunswick BallroomCherry Poppers Showcase (arvo & evening)
3:00 pm
Max Watts House of MusicDear Matilda (arvo)
4:00 pm
Charles Weston HotelDear Buffalo (arvo)
4:00 pm
Edinburgh Castle HotelThe Mud Flowers (arvo)
4:00 pm
Drunken Poet