Andrew Quilty's new book August in Kabul: America’s last days in Afghanistan, chronicles the tumultuous time in Afghanistan last year, when America withdrew its troops. Calling into The Grapevine, Andrew chats about the book and his hopes, and fears, for the city’s future.

Director Amiel Courtin-Wilson joins Flick Ford on Primal Screen to chat about his documentary screening at MIFF - described as an unfaltering, compassionate exploration of voluntary assisted dying.

We've lost some real icons these last few weeks, one of whom was Judith Durham - singer, songwriter and musician with legendary Australian folk pop group The Seekers. Dave Graney and Elizabeth McCarthy interviewed Judith back in 2011. Subscribers - head on over to the Triple R archives to listen back to this delightful conversation.

Executive Lead of Oxfam’s First Peoples Program and proud Wamba Wamba, Yorta Yorta, Dhudhuroa and Dja Dja Wurrung woman Ngarra Murray joins Daniel James for a conversation about Oxfam Australia’s Straight Talk National Summit. They discuss the importance of women in First Nations communities across the country and their access to political power.

King Stingray is the debut, self-titled album from King Stingray, offering a unique combination of surf, punk, pop, garage, rock and elements of traditional Yolŋu musicality.