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Double Bounce’s 10th Birthday Special

Join us on Tuesday 7 April for a special broadcast celebrating 10 years of Double Bounce on the Triple R airwaves!

The Scientists: Live at Storey Hall 1979

Check out a live to air with The Scientists from 1979, ahead of their Live at RRR show next Thursday 9 April!

Expressions of Interest for Triple R Workplace Capability Advisor (Volunteer)

Triple R is looking for a voluntary advisor to help facilitate the development and implementation of a workforce capability and development plan.

Uncommon Sense: Ash Sarkar on Minority Rule and Modern Left Politics

Ash Sarkar talks to Nick Feik about the ideas behind her brilliant and urgent new book, Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War.

Primal Screen: KinoTopia Goes to Print

The team behind KinoTopia join Primal Screen to discuss the launch of their first print magazine Katies, after years of running an online film newsletter.

Banksia: Niecy Blues on LP Exit Simulation and Music as an Archive

Composer, songwriter, vocalist, thespian, multimedia artist, and instrumentalist Niecy Blues joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about record Exit Simulation.

Creature of Habit

Triple R's Album of the Week is Creature of Habit, the fourth solo album from Courtney Barnett

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Robyn, Fcukers, Irreversible Entanglements, Memorials, Uni Boys, Tom Misch, Blue Communications, Snail Mail, SY3 .

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Interview

Baseline: Blaccents, AAVE and the Black Origins of Gen Z Slang with Zay Dupree

Linguistics, cognitive science and sociology content creator Zay Dupree joins Nana on Baseline to unpack the Black American roots of so-called Gen Z slang, 'blaccents,' and the richness of African American Vernacular English…

Interview

Baseline: NIASHA on New Single 'Kendenga' and the Rise of Amapiano

Naarm-based, Zimbabwe-born musician, songwriter and spoken word artist NIASHA joins Nana on Baseline to discuss the creative process behind her latest singles, Kendenga and Sizojabula, from writing in a language she doesn't…

Interview

Baseline: R-Coo Tran on Defending Victorian Public Housing and 44 Flats United

Nana is joined on Baseline by R‑Coo Tran, leader of 44 Flats United (44FU), a grassroots collective including residents of Naarm's 44 high-rise Housing Commission flats, former public housing residents…

Interview

The Mission: Meriki Onus on the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria Elections and Why She's Running

Daniel James speaks with Meriki Onus, activist and candidate in the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria elections, about family, activism and the stakes of Treaty in Victoria.

Interview

Baseline: Laurinda and Fatuma Ndenzako on Naarm's African Fashion Scene and Building Collective Closets

The powerhouse sister duo behind Collective Closets, Laurinda and Fatuma Ndenzako, join Nana in-studio on Baseline for a deep dive into slow fashion, Naarm's fashion scene and building Collective Closets, their slow…