The Wheeler Centre is celebrating its tenth birthday in 2020. Since its inception, the centre has become a Melbourne institution and is a hub for passionate and entertaining public talks on every conceivable…

With five years between albums, Tame Impala is back with The Slow Rush. Kevin Parker joins Mon to chat all things temporal. Looking back on the last few years, he has experimented with…

Will Shank and Antonio Rava are world-leading art conservators who have led art restoration projects across the globe, working on conserving murals by the likes of American street artist and social activist Keith…

Kick Like a Girl host Kate O’Halloran and this week’s co-host Emily Fox are joined by Rana Hussain, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator, and Sabrina Frederick, Richmond’s newest recruit from Brisbane. Rana and…

With a whopping 21 studio albums under their belt, Sydney-based experimental jazz trio The Necks can certainly tell a tale or two. Behind two sold-out shows at the Corner Hotel, bassist Lloyd Swanston…

Rob McComb, brother of The Triffids singer David McComb, sits down with Under The Sun’s Jonathan Alley to tell us about his new project Truckload Of Sky – The Lost Songs Of…

Multi-instrumentalist and bedroom pop singer Jay Som has had a huge couple of years since her 2017 album, Everybody Works, blew up and made her music known around the world. Her new…

Maya Newell’s new documentary In My Blood It Runs follows Dujuan, a 10 year old Arrernte and Garrwa boy, whose intelligence and spark is marred by increasing pressure from welfare, police and school. 

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Sometimes what’s right and what’s wrong is not always clear cut. Ethics can be surprisingly tricky and they play an important role in our healthcare system. The Radiotherapy crew are joined by Professor…

This week Bec is joined by local electronic artist Nina Buchanan to discuss improvisation, deep listening and queer music spaces. Nina works across ambient and dance-orientated synth music but doesn’t compose in any…

Systa BB honours the musical genius of legendary DJ and producer Andrew Weatherall, who just passed away at 56. Known mainly for acid house, Andrew was also a dub aficionado, as evidenced in…

Adalita from Magic Dirt is in the studio, fresh from supporting Cold Chisel. In between touring and working on her solo project, she’s been working hard to get the remastered version of the…

Anna Cordell joins Jazz on Good Fortune ahead of the release of her long-awaited debut album, Nobody Knows Us. The Melbourne musician and fashion designer describes the process of making the record…

Filmmaker Mark Dooley tells Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine that he’s seen Wicked “maybe six or eight times”, but he reckons he’s done now. “I’m never going double digits.”

But in his new film…

Travis Ryan, vocalist and lyricist of Cattle Decapitation, tells Requiem for a Scream’s Mia Timpano that extreme metal is "just hewn into my DNA — my soul, I guess," but attending Catholic…

Ripley Johnson and Sanae Yamada – AKA Portland via San Francisco psychedelic rock band Moon Duo – pay Vaughan a visit on Double Bounce ahead of their Recital Centre gig (last night) to…

After the success of last year’s Brunswick Music Festival, Emily Ulman is back at the reins in 2020, which sees the festival programmer expanding the festival to fill spaces less commonly used in…

Jonathan pays tribute to Andrew Brough, guitarist and singer of New Zealand band Straitjacket Fits fame, following his recent passing on 4 February in Dunedin. Straitjacket Fits’ lead singer Shayne Carter reflected on…

They might only be just over-age (well, some of them), but Persecution Blues have already played their fair share of gigs. The local rock group catches up with Respect the Rock host Nicole…

Is the Tote Ghost just a legend – or is there something to it? Mystifying Melbourne host Aisha Pachoud explores with the Tote’s staff members Richard Stanley and Coco Landini.

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