John Safran & Tony Wilson join the Breakfasters to talk about Triple R and Radiothon.

Tony Moclair & Julian Schiller talk about their time on Triple R and subscribing during Radiothon.

Vika & Linda drop by the studio to do a live tune.

Musician Mark Seymour joins the Breakfasters crew and chats about Radiothon and the significance of Triple R.

Local avant composer and synth wizard Diimpa does his Formative Five.

Chef and restauranter Karen Martini (she/her) discusses her new cookbook, 'Cook' on Eat It with Cameron Smith and Matt Steadman.

Ron Hitler-Barassi & Humphrey B. Flaubert from TISM invade the studio to chat about their compilation album called 'Collected Verses'.

Victoria's Chief Health Officer, Professor Brett Sutton joins Dr Shane on Einstein a Go Go to discuss Victoria's COVID response.

Kristian Connelly, CEO of Cinema Nova on the 30th anniversary of Cinema Nova which has become an institution in the Melbourne cinema scene since it opened in Lygon Court in Aug 1992.

Brett Morgen, joins Far and Wide to discuss his documentary MOONAGE DAYDREAM, a thrillingly immersive, kaleidoscopic trip through the art and music of iconic shapeshifter David Bowie, featuring stunningly restored and never-before-seen footage…

Linda Burney, the Minister for Indigenous Australians has a chat with Daniel James on The Mission about the impact of Archie Roach, and proposed referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice…

Hospitality veteran Jess Ho talks about their memoir 'Raised By Wolves'.

Proud Kamilaroi woman, Cheree Toka discusses her succesful five-year campaign to permanently fly the Aboriginal Flag on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Lloyd Briggs, host of PBS’s Deep Space and founder of new label Austudy Records, drops by Get Down to chat about Burning It Up (Australian Reggae 1979​-​1986), a new compilation celebrating the early…

Former Richmond Premiership player Bachar Houli tells Breakfasters why he’s written a kids book, and why it was a relief to leave AFL footy and start a new chapter.

South-African musician Moonchild Sanelly drops by the studio, to discuss her key life philosophies and approach to music.

The debut episode of Velvet Haze, hosted by Clara Slewa. Listen to a sonic odyssey with the gods of soul, funk, disco, reggae, blues, rock and more.

After 6 years, nearly 250 shows and 500 hours of radio, Emerald celebrates the many episodes of TNK through one big final party show.

Warwick Thornton joins the crew to shine a spotlight on ‘Warwick Thornton X Light’ program at ACMI.

The Age's investigative journalist Chris Vedelago joins the 'Spin Cycle' crew to discuss reporting on crime and the underworld in Melbourne, along with his expirence in the field.