Finding your news from three different sources is the new five fruit and veg a day, but hitting your intake isn’t as easy as coming home and making a fancy salad.

This April The Golden Age of Piracy celebrates ten years (!) on the Triple R airwaves. Host Tristen Harris explains the show’s origins – and how ‘banging on’ about influences has come to influence him.

‘As soon as a boy is one year old, he gets gifted a football […] Women just don’t have that inherited cultural entitlement.’ Kick Like a Girl host Kate O’Halloran gives us the full rundown on all things AFLW – the good, the bad... even the jargon.

Subscribe during April Amnesty and you’ll automatically go in the running to win: a swish new bike; a year’s worth of Victorian-grown olive oil; a trip for two to Tassie’s lush north, including flights, accommodation and wine; and oh-so much more.

From starting a bidding war between 20 record labels to forming a supergroup with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus is an artist we’re bloody pumped about – and she’s performing at Triple R’s April Amnesty Opening Party!

Ever wondered how Triple R got started? Or how folks found their way onto the airwaves? Then you’d do well to have a squiz at this sweet doco Channel 31 made about us!

We’ve got four ripper live April Amnesty shows coming up to celebrate Maps, Kick Like a Girl, The Golden Age of Piracy and Double Bounce – and guess what? Subscribers can go in the running to come to all of them.

Through the lens of Triple R volunteer photographer Chelsea Sienna King, we remember the beauty and the magic of Golden Plains 2019.

Kendrick described her as possibly ‘the illest doing it right now’ – but mainstream recognition has been slow for London rapper Little Simz. Her new record ‘GREY Area’, Triple R’s Album of the Week, could change all that, though.

From the thousands of mixtapes he sold from his driveway, Houston legacy DJ Screw established the now-famous chopped and screwed DJ technique – but the closest thing he had to a ‘single’ was a mixtape he made for a friend’s birthday (by now, it’s likely to have sold enough to be a platinum record).

Something pretty cool went down here in Melbourne recently: ‘Rah! Rah!’, a feminist punk retrospective of the last 30 years of female, femme and non-binary sounds from this city. We broadcast three of the talks panels on International Women’s Day – and they’re now available for your streaming pleasure!

She was homeless at 15; she started out as a drummer; and she bloody loves posting photos of her dogs.

Self-driving cars are coming – and with them, an estimated 94 per cent fewer road accidents. So what’s stopping us from embracing them? Triple R volunteer and writer Alix Palmer investigates Aussies’ emotional and cultural connection to driving.

‘Long legs, poor coordination and the natural anxiety that comes with doing anything new, especially while naked, meant I’d found [squat toilets] a horror to use [...] But science suggests that squat toilets are, in fact, better.’

From Breakfasters right through till midnight, women and GNC broadcasters (plus their ace guests) will take over the airwaves this Friday for International Women’s Day – and some of the combos of presenters are pretty damn exciting.

It’s official – we’re pants-wettingly excited for to feast our eyeballs and earholes on the absolutely ripper lineup of women and gender non-conforming musical artists who’ll be tearing down the house during Dropout Boogie for International Women’s Day.

‘Just like Prince and Bowie, Mark Hollis was a visionary. He pushed himself as an artist and us as listeners to hear something unreachable.’

Folks, we’re having some problems with live streaming via the website (but you can still stream us as per normal via the 3RRR app). We’ll have this fixed up by morning.

Tune in to Triple R all day on International Women’s Day, Friday 8 March, to hear women and GNC broadcasters and their guests taking over the airwaves.

It’s going to be a helluva time this Sunday at CERES, with the folks from Supernormal Canteen joining the Eat It crew; live performances from Waari and Kee’ahn during Still Here; and JVG’s All-Star Melbourne Barbeque Orchestra.