The Glasshouse – 19 June 2019
Podcaster Helen Zaltzman chats about her upcoming live shows at Howler, and Claire G. Coleman teases the future of libraries from EWF.
Backstory – 19 June 2019
Peo Michie and Heather Joan Day tell us about Interstitial, an event exploring life between cultures from EWF and Liminal. Plus, Mel chats to novelist Meg Keneally.
The Mission – 18 June 2019
Associate Professor Luke Birchill joins the show to chat about Indigenous heart health.
Richard Lowenstein Ventures Beyond the Machismo in New Michael Hutchence Doco
Breakfasters talks to Richard Lowenstein, long-time collaborator with legendary Australian band INXS, about the timing and focus of his new documentary about the band’s iconic frontman: Michael Hutchence. Richard worked closely with Michael…
Ed Kuepper Stays Thoughtful Between the Road and the Studio
Neil Rogers talks to Australian punk, post-punk and grunge legend Ed Kuepper about his latest touring and recording with The Aints. Ed shares the great range of one-night-only experimental shows, formats and…
Far and Wide: Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures Turns 40
This Saturday 15 June will be the 40th anniversary of Joy Division's debut album Unknown Pleasures with Far and Wide marking the occasion over Triple R’s airwaves. Recorded at Strawberry Studios in April…
Speaking Truth to Power with Paola Bella on Breakfasters
Paola Bella is an Indigenous writer, artist and curator with a wealth of experience in the field of First Nations community arts. Chatting with Breakfasters she talks about opening this year’s Emerging Writers'…
The Good, The Dub & The Global – 18 June 2019
An episode of The Good, The Dub & The Global on 18 June 2019
Uncommon Sense – 18 June 2019
Antony Dapiran, lawyer and author of City of Protest, on what's happening on the ground in Hong Kong. Playwright Rory Godbold and Dr Carolyn Johnston, an expert on medical law and ethics…
