Acclaimed French-born chef Guillaume Brahimi chats with host Amy Mullins about his new cookbook, and the intersection between regional French culture, food, and the Tour de France! Guillaume wrote Plat du Tour: Over…

Dr Richard Denniss, Co-CEO of The Australia Institute, tells us how a 25% Gas Exports Tax could save us billions of dollars, as he outlines in his new essay for Vantage Point:…

Mel is joined by Sydney based novelist Max Easton, to discuss his 3rd and latest novel Now, Autonomy, which follows the ways in which history repeats itself, painting a portrait of working…

Naarm based Singer-Songwriter Rowena Wise joins Kate on The Distant Sky to discuss her brand new record Bad Things Feel Good*, set to hit the airwaves this Friday.

"There is so much…

This week on The Mission, Uncle Charles Pakana is joined by 16 year old Eltham High School Student Lola Wood-Sharples. Lola shares a moving speech given at her school earlier this year…

The leftwing political outsider Abdul El-Sayed has won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, a race which has exposed bitter divisions within the party over its future direction. El-Sayed, the son of Egyptian migrants, would…

Dr Stephanie Wescott is a feminist lecturer and researcher in the Faculty of Education at Monash University where her work focuses on gender, schooling and violence prevention.

Her research examines the influence of…

A new film looks to disrupt the corrupted data set that tells the story of Marianne Faithfull- musician, poet, cultural disruptor, frontline fighter for female liberation and icon. Broken English is a fascinating…

Blak artist and storyteller WAARI joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to catch up on new music since releasing EP release MUKI in 2024 and their creative practice in printmaking.

WAARI spoke about the…

Gamiliray, Dunghutti and Gumbaynggirr hip hop artist, mentor and activist Caution AKA Jonathan Binge joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about upcoming BlakAbolition Community Day.

As a day of collective care, culture…

Dr Nicola Acevedo joins Dr Kit Kat and Dr Nick to discuss the neurological patterns underlying obsessive-compulsive disorder and body dysmorphic disorder.

Drawing on her work with people experiencing severe OCD, Nicola looks…

Writer, contemporary artist and social entrepreneur Hana Assafiri joins the Breakfasters to discuss Still, We Love, her debut solo exhibition and a new chapter in a creative practice spanning painting, sculpture and…

Billy Gardner joins Clara Slewa on Velvet Haze to discuss his collaborative solo debut Last of the Natural Light, a record shaped by the community he has built through Anti Fade Records.

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Ghanaian-Australian artist, musician and fellow Owusu, Immy Owusu, drops into the studio to discuss his newest album, LO-LIFE! and his journey to forge his unique Afrodelik sound.

Immy and Nana unpack Immy’s musical…

Legendary filmmaker Tamra Davis (Billy Madison, Crossroads, Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child) joins Lauren on Breaking and Entering to discuss her new archival documentary, The Best Summer, screening…

Dylan Bird is joined by filmmaker Dan Jackson to chat about his new documentary Death of a Shaman. Dan tells Dylan about his decades-long experience developing connections with the Indigenous communities of Amazanga…

Veteran 3RRR broadcaster Bruce Milne has been an ever present force of the underground Australian music scene since the 70s. He’s credited with releasing Australia’s first ever punk zine, he’s managed and worked…

Dr Damon Alexander, a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Public Policy at Swinburne University, joins guest Spin Cycle host Ben Eltham to discuss the leadership change in the Victorian Labor party, and the…

Palestinian-American writers George Abraham & Hannah Moushabeck on 'Homosexual Intifada - A Queer Palestinian Anthology'

This week, Mel is joined by Australian-born, New York-based writer and scholar McKenzie Wark, to discuss the newly reissued 25th anniversary edition of her book Dispositions, Dispositions 26.

Dispositions 26 is the first…