Future Perfect: Steve Wide and Michelle Mackintosh’s Many Tokyo Stories
Dylan Bird is joined by Steve Wide (of Far and Wide!) and Michelle Mackintosh, authors of the new book Tokyo Story: A Guide, to chat about their years of experience exploring…
Byte Into It: The World of the Internet Archive with Jason Scott
Byte Into It is joined by Free-Range Archivist and Software Curator at the Internet Archive, Jason Scott.
Reasonable Adjustments: Living with Autism in Prison, with Ashleigh Chapman and Daniel Vansetten
Clem chats with advocates Ashleigh Chapman and Daniel Vansetten about their essay for About Time, 'Living with Autism in prison', and the realities of navigating the criminal legal system while neurodivergent.
The Australian Mood: 50 Years Of Mental As Anything
Neil is joined by Peter O'Doherty of Australian new-wave and pop rock band, Mental As Anything, ahead of their upcoming perfomance at St Kilda Festival and a secret gig at the Punters Club.
Off The Record: Joe Camilleri on Six Decades of Songs & Stories
Australian music legend Joe Camilleri joins Off the Record to look back on 60 years in the business and his new 21-track release, The Quintessential Black Sorrows.
Baseline: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson with Tourmaline
Nana is joined in the studio by acclaimed artist, filmmaker, organiser, activist and writer, Tourmaline.
Maps: Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor on Groove, Repetition and Prince
Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor drops into MAPS to chat with fill-in presenter Simona Castricum, unpacking how rhythm, repetition, and collaboration shape Hot Chip’s sound - both on record and on stage.
Primal Screen: Brunswick Picture House is Here!
Following Brunswick Picture House's grand opening, co-owner Gus Berger jumps on the airwaves to discuss the history of the building, the experience and reasoning behind opening it and the films that can be…
The Australian Mood: Rob Hirst
Rob Hirst, best known as the drummer for Mightnight Oil, chats with Neil about his new EP and his plans for more music in the future.
Maps: Courtney Barnett
After a secret gig at the Punter's Club in late 2025, Courtney Barnett joins Fee ahead of the release of her upcoming studio album, Creatures of Habit.
Press Colour: The Enduring Legacy of Sachiko Kanenobu
Ahead of her first ever Australian tour, legendary Japanese folk singer Sachiko Kanenobu, and her touring pianist Jordan Burgis, join Sam to chat about Sachiko's extraordinary career dating back to the 60s.
Maps: Close and Personal With Perfume Genius
Fee is joined by Mike Hadreas, aka Perfume Genius, as he begins an Australian tour.
Vale Lawrence Hudson
Former Triple R presenter Lawrence Hudson chats with former Breakfaster and Program Manager Chris Hatzis about his time at the station.
Son of Crawdaddy: 40th Anniversary Special
Join Max Crawdaddy as he celebrates 40 years of Son of Crawdaddy!
Max goes through some of his favourite interviews from his time with the show, and reflects on four action packed…
Off The Record: Paul Kelly
Brian Wise chats with singer/songwriter Paul Kelly about his latest album 'Seventy' which highlights his thoughts and feelings about turning 70 in 2025, and how the process of ageing is a major influence…
Primal Screen: Suzy Eddie Izzard
Cerise is joined by iconic British actor, comedian and advocate Suzy Eddie Izzard as they chat about her established career throughout film, TV, theatre and stand-up.
Future Perfect: Kenneth Roth
Dylan Bird is joined by Kenneth Roth, former head of Human Rights Watch, for a wide-ranging discussion on the human rights movement, forcing government action and change, the Trump-Netanyahu relationship, Israel’s recent moves…
The Golden Age of Piracy: Lloyd Swanton
Tristen Harris invites Lloyd Swanton from Australian jazz trio The Necks to share his Formative Five and discuss some of his biggest musical inspirations.