Get Down’s Chris Gill welcomes Fela Kuti's son Femi and grandson Made to the show to discuss their new album 'Legacy+'

Judith Lucy opens this interview with the information that she's deeply bored by talking about her new book 'Turns Out, I'm Fine' but she eventually opens up about the "excruciatingly honest" new work.

Feminist, author and lapsed Catholic Monica Dux re-examines her decision to leave the religion that she was raised in and writes a book, 'Lapsed', about her journey.

Black and Blue is the memoir of Gunai/Kurnai woman and former police officer Veronica Gorrie. She joins Daniel James on The Mission to discuss fighting institutionalised racism on the force.

Neil Richards (vale) was an Australian folk singer who, at the time of this interview, had just released his first album 'Ancient Loyalties' which he recorded over almost forty years.

Adjunct Professor Bill Bowtell AO, Australia's foremost health policy strategist and author of 'Unmasked: The Politics of Pandemics', explores how nature creates viruses, but politics creates pandemics.

Kitty Flanagan joins Breakfasters to talk about FISK - a new comedy series set in a law office - which she created with a little help from her friends.

Co-Chair of the National Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Legal Service Priscilla Atkins joins Daniel James on The Mission to talk about the ongoing horror that is black deaths in custody.

The new documentary Girls Can’t Surf depicts competitive surfing culture in the 1980s and 1990s. Legendary Australian surfer Pam Burridge chats to Bron about her experience.

Screen and stage legend Sigrid Thornton joins Breakfasters to talk about her eight-hour long performance in 'Homer’s Iliad - The Seige of Troy'.

Evelyn Araluen joins Beth AQ to chat about her poetry and prose collection, 'Dropbear', which explores Australian cultural tropes such as Blinky Bill within the context of Australia's violent dispossession of Indigenous nations.

Still Here host Neil Morris talks with Archie Roach about his memoir, tour and album Tell Me Why'.

Award-winning novelist, poet, playwright, editor and critic Alison Croggon delves into her new book Monsters in a long-form interview with Mel. The book takes the form of both memoir and essay, confronting a…

Regenerative farmer and author Charles Massy joins Uncommon Sense to discuss the ideas presented in his recently updated and re-released book, 'Call Of The Reed Warbler: A New Agriculture, A New Earth'.

Jazz Feldy chats with Chinese-born, Vancouver-based DJ, producer, and sound artist Yu Su about her debut LP 'Yellow River Blue', and how her ambient sounds reflect her surroundings.

Barrister Richard Beasley SC discusses why he is angry about the death of the Murray-Darling Basin. His new book is called, Dead in the Water: A very angry book about our greatest environmental…

Sonia Bible joins Primal Screen to talk about her new film 'The Witch of Kings Cross' which is a representation of Rosaleen Norton's life and controversial artistic practice.

Areej, Namila and Samira give The Rap the farewell party it deserves with some great turnes, a few tears, reflections on how far they've come, and a look to the future.

Daniel James and Vanessa Morris bring you highlights from the Share the Spirit Festival, selected speeches from Melbourne's Invasion Day rally and heaps of deadly tunes.

Rob Brooks tells us about his book Artificial Intimacy, providing a fresh and original view of the very near future of human relationships.