Move Your RRRs 16th Anniversary: A Photo Gallery Of The Move To Brunswick East!

This week marks 16 years since Triple R moved into its beloved HQ in Brunswick East! It was a mammoth undertaking, involving loads of fundraising and countless hard-working volunteers and staff. Cop a squiz at the hard yakka that went on behind the scenes.

Triple R’s Summer Programming Is Here!

The sun is out, the fun is returning, and music is back in the air… Let Triple R be your soundtrack to a summer like no other!

Off The Record: Remembering Chris Wilson And The Continental

26 years on from its release, Chris Wilson’s Live At The Continental is getting an expanded re-issue, complete with Richmond-striped vinyl. Chris’s regular sideman Shane O’Mara joins Brian Wise to remember the night.

Deeper Read: Dr Jen’s Weird Science Guide To Living Through A Global Pandemic

Why has it felt like we’re living in a time warp? Why does Zoom make us feel so exhausted? And will the pandemic leave a permanent record on the planet? Breakfasters “Weird Science” presenter Dr Jen sheds scientific light on a whole bunch of pandemic ponderings.

The Rap: ‘The Invisibility Of Microaggressions’ With Dr Gatwiri

“Because of the constant patterns of gaslighting, you end up doubting your experiences.” Award-winning trauma and race researcher Dr Kathomi Gatwiri talks to fill-in presenters Bez Zewdie and Jim Malo.

Maps: Cruisin’ With Emily Wurramara

Emily Wurramara chats to Maps summer host Simona Castricum about returning to the stage, locking down in Tassie, and her brand new single “Cruisin’”.

Neon Sunset: Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson On “Matters Of The Soul & The Nature Of All Things”

An album as probing and inquisitive as Sleaford Mods’ newie Spare Ribs is worthy of a chat that does the same. Luckily, Neon Sunset’s Annaliese Redlich is on the case!

Out On The Patio: What’s Next For Live Music?

“If venues start to close en masse, it’s going to be really difficult to get the whole music eco-system back up and running.” RMIT’s Dr Catherine Strong shares the findings of her study into the impacts of COVID-19 on the music industry.

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The Rap: What To Expect When You’re Immigrating With Nash

On this week's summer edition of The Rap, fill-in hosts Jim Malo and Bez Zewdie are joined by Sri Lankan-born, Melbourne-based multidisciplinary designer Nash, who’s just released his first book called What…

Interview

Matt From Chook Race Shares His Formative Five

Matt from Chook Race gives us his Formative Five. Starting with songs that he saw performed live and inspired him to take a shot with music, he takes us on a journey of…

Interview

Breakfasters: Thrifty Living Tips With The CWA

Spilt coffee on yourself? Splashed a bit of beetroot on your t-shirt? Not sure what to do with too many lemons? The Country Women’s Association (CWA) have over 1000 solutions to common problems…

Interview

Busting Sunburn Myths On Breakfasters

It’s the middle of summer in Australia and for many that means spending time by the water. For a lot of people, it also means sunburn. Despite leading research in this area, Australia…

Interview

International Pop Underground: Midnight Sister's Music Summons Movies & Mystique

Midnight Sister's debut LP, 2017's Saturn Over Sunset, felt like some lost classic from the moment it came out. Matching the adrogynous vocals of Juliana Giraffe to the giddy, woody orchestrations of…