Fill-in host Judith Peppard covers changing approaches to drug laws at home and abroad, and Fiona Patten selling her erotica collection.

Electronic music pioneer Ash Wednesday pops past the studio to chat about AFTERmath, a new project for the Melbourne Town Hall.

Marcia Langton drops in to talk about the youth edition of her book ‘Welcome to Country’, and Amos Roach briefs us on ‘Neon Corroboree'.

Nairobi-born singer-songwriter J.S. Ondara joins us to talk about the Australian tour of his new album 'Tales of America'.

Multimedia artist Samuel Leighton-Dore gives Mel some big, strong, and manly advice from his new book, ‘How To Be A Big, Strong Man’.

Ruby Hamad speaks with Beth about her new book ‘White Tears/Brown Scars’, about the exclusion of women of colour from mainstream feminism.

Indie three-piece Even swing in to the studio to celebrate their 25 year anniversary.