Breaking And Entering: Weyes Blood
Natalie Mering aka Weyes Blood is bringing her doomsday dream-pop to Australia this June. Ahead of her tour and two headlining shows at RISING, Natalie joins Lauren for a wide-ranging conversation on Breaking…
Bright Lights: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs joins Sarah Smith on Bright Lights, ahead of the band’s first shows back in Australia for a decade. Nick reflects on the band’s history, discussing what inspired…
Neon Sunset: The Henry Rollins Takeover
Punk icon, spoken word artist, radio host and music fan Henry Rollins joins Annaliese as co-host on Neon Sunset, picking out some of his current fave tunes and telling a few grand…
Double Bounce: WITCH
Zamrock legends WITCH are about to release Zango - their first album in 40 years. The band’s leader Emmanuel ‘Jagari’ Chanda dials into Double Bounce live from Zambia to talk to Vaughan about…
Off The Record: Lucinda Williams
Legendary US singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams joins Brian Wise on Off The Record to talk about her new LP Stories From a Rock n Roll Heart, and her recently published memoir. The pair discuss…
Neon Sunset: Captain Sensible
Legend of first wave punk, Captain Sensible, joins Annaliese on Neon Sunset! He shares anecdotes from his storied career and the past 40 years of music making with The Damned and as a…
The Score: Sara Sinada
Samira Farah talks to Plan International Australia Program Manager Sara Sinada about the war in Sudan.
Neon Sunset: Lizzy Goodman
Author Lizzy Goodman joins Annaliese to speak about her scintillating alt-rock oral history Meet Me In The Bathroom, “the last romantic age of rock’n’roll" and the accompanying documentary. The pair look back…
Double Bounce: Jazzie B
Jazzie B has a chat with Double Bounce about his upcoming visit to Australia.
International Women's Day Special Broadcast: It's The Teaches Of Peaches
Iconic feminist musician, producer and performance artist Peaches joins Jess Lilley on International Women's Day for a special interview. In Australia to mark the 20th Anniversary tour of her landmark record The Teaches…
The International Pop Underground: Kimbra
Kimbra's newly-released fourth album is called A Reckoning. It's a title the 32-year-old pop artist put in place from the beginning; setting the tenor for a record in which she hoped to…
Einstein A Go-Go: Foods and Moods with Professor Felice Jacka OAM
Dr Felice Jacka OAM, Professor of Nutritional Psychiatry and Director of the Food & Mood Centre at Deakin University, joins Dr Shane and the team to chat about the link of nutrition and…
SmartArts: Thirty Years of Snuff Puppets
Andy Freer, founder, CEO and Artistic Director of Snuff Puppets, joins Richard Watts to talk about the legacy of this Melbourne art collective after thirty years and about its new production, ‘Swamp’.
The Oslo Show: The Final Episode
In the final episode of The Oslo Show, Oslo chats with Sally Rippin about her new non-fiction book for adults 'Wild Things: How We Learn To Read and What Can Happen If We…
Breakfasters: Oslo Davis
The Breakfasters have a chat with Oslo Davis about his new book ‘Oslo’s Melbourne: Illustrated Adventures in the World’s Most Tolerated City’
Breakfasters: Shaun Micallef
The Breakfasters chat with Shaun Micallef about his new book 'Tripping Over Myself'
Breakfasters: RHONE
RONE on his new art installation 'TIME' in the Flinders Street Station's hidden ballroom.
The Grapevine: Ben Schneiders
Age Journalist Ben Schneiders on his new book Hard Labour: wage theft in the age of Inequality, out now via Scribe publications.
Spin Cycle: The Guardian journalist, Ben Doherty
The Guardian journalist, Ben Doherty has been chronicling the defamation court case in the podcast Ben Roberts-Smith V The Media.
The Mission: Thomas Mayo on "Finding the Heart of The Nation"
Thomas Mayo is a Torres Strait Islander man born on Larrakia country in Darwin. He is the author of Finding The Heart of The Nation, Dear Son and the children’s books - …