Uncommon Sense: Johann Hari
British best-selling author Johann Hari joins Amy Mullins to talk about his excellent new book, Magic Pill, which examines the benefits and risks of controversial new weight-loss drugs, like Ozempic and Wegovy.
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Leslie Jamison: Literati Glitterati
Ahead of her appearance at the Melbourne Writers Festival, best-selling author Leslie Jamison dials in from her home in New York at almost midnight for a meaty chat with Mel about her new…
The Golden Age of Piracy: 15th Anniversary
For the 15th anniversary of The Golden Age of Piracy, host Tristen Harris reflects on his time behind the mic, and dives into the archives to relive some of the most iconic 'Formative…
Off the Record: Martha Wainright
Legendary Canadian musician Martha Wainwright is back on the road and touring again after a lengthy break due to the pandemic.
She joins Brian Wise for a special conversation about her recent return…
SmartArts: Richard Hull
Richard Hull, the CEO of Flying Fruit Fly Circus, joins SmartArts to discuss the situation between NICA and Swinburne.
BLB: Richard Clapton
Australian music legend Richard Clapton joins Dave Graney on BLB to discuss his 50th anniversary shows, as well as discussing the past five decades of music making and touring.
On the Blower: IWD Special with Emma Buckley-Lennox
Sit back, turn up your speakers and get ready for a special edition of On The Blower with guest host Emma Buckley-Lennox presenting three hours of power for International Women's Day.
Uncommon Sense: A. C. Grayling
British philosopher and best-selling author A. C. Grayling joins Amy to speak in-depth about his new book, Who Owns The Moon? In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in Space.
The Grapevine: Kulja Coulston's Last Show
The final episode to feature Kulja Coulston as co-host of The Grapevine.
Breakfasters: Declan Furber-Gillick
Arrernte man Declan Furber-Gillick from the Black Peoples Union chats with the Fakefasters (Billy, Kirby, and Daniel) just before the Invasion/Survival Day rally. They talk about enacting Blak/Palestinian solidarity on stolen land, what…
The Cave: The Last One Ever
After six years taking us into The Cave every Friday evening, and 21 years on the Triple R airwaves, the legendary Woody McDonald is stepping off. Listen back to his final Cave ever…
Press Colour: First Episode
The debut episode of Sam Cummins' new show, 12-2pm each Saturday.
Uncommon Sense: Kutcha Edwards
Uncle Kutcha Edwards talks 'Share The Spirit' at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl
The Grapevine: Tarneen Onus Williams
Tarneen Onus Williams is a proud Gunditjmara, Bindal, Yorta Yorta person and Torres Strait Islander from Mer and Erub islands. They are a community organiser for Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance, a filmmaker…
Neon Sunset: Annaliese Redlich's First Episode in New Time Slot
Succeeding the time slot from Woody McDonald's The Cave, Annaliese brings her program Neon Sunset into its cozy new home; Fridays from 4-7pm. Thanks Woody, and congrats Annaliese!
Smart Arts: Penelope Benton
Executive Director of NAVA (National Association for the Visual Arts) Penelope Benton (she/her) joins Richard Watts on Smart Arts to discussthe ABC’s cutting of online editorial for arts coverage, and what this means…
Smart Arts: Judith Lucy
Judith Lucy joins Richard Watts on Smart Arts to chat about reviving her acting chops for the leading role of Winnie in the new MTC adaptation of his modern classic Happy Days, as…
The Score: Bayley Turner
Bayley Turner (she/her) joins the score to discuss Creative Consent which specialises in consent-based creative practices, intimacy and wellbeing, as well as her thesis and research into the area as well as MEAA’s…
Get Down: A.B. ORIGINAL's fierce endorsement for a YES vote
Trials from Blak hip hop duo A.B. ORIGINAL joins Chris Gill to speak about the Voice referendum. Trials explains why this was a critical time for respectful discourse and dialogue as a pathway…
Stylin: Soichi Terada
Japanese house music specialist Soichi Terada joins Stylin to have a chat about his career and inspirations.