SmartArts: Bringing Nordic Culture To The Big Screen
Richard is joined by Christof Wehmeier, Head of International & Festival Promotion at the Icelandic Film Centre and long-time collaborator and friend of the 2024 Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival.
Christof chats with Richard…
The Distant Sky: Black Cab On The Tenth Anniversary Of ‘Games Of The XXI Olympiad’
It’s been ten years since Naarm locals Black Cab released Games of the XXI Olympiad.
A concept album about the very juiced-up 1976 Montreal Summer Olympic Games, it was an immediate classic when…
Culture Shock: 'EarthGang' on their new "SNAKEGANG" EP in collaboration with 'Snakehips'
'Earthgang' phone in from Atlanta to discuss working with 'Snakehips', the cultural significance of Atlanta, and aliens.
Get Down: Big Yawn's Big New Record
Kinlay Denning, drummer of Naarm foursome Big Yawn, stops by the studios for a chat with Chris Gill about their new album (and recent Triple R Album Of The Week!) NGBE.
Kinlay…
The Mission: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, Katie Kiss on the Fraying of Social Cohesion
Kaanju and Birri/Widi woman and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commisioner, Kaite Kiss joins host of The Mission Daniel James. The pair talk about the Commioner's priorities, the fallout from the Voice referendum…
Radiotherapy: Dr Susan Rossell on the Use of AI in Monitoring Mental Health and Speech Patterns
Cognitive neuropsychologist Professor Susan Rossell from Swinburne University joins the Radiotherapy team to discuss new research on the use of AI in monitoring mental health through analysing patients’ speech. Previous work by researchers…
SmartArts: Bringing A Classic Into A New Era With Romeo & Julie
Richard Watts is joined by Director Kamarra Bell-Wykes & actor Damon Baudin from Red Stitch ahead of their staging of Romeo & Julie, a modern day love-story that draws inspiration from Shakespeare’s…
Uncommon Sense: Satyajit Das On Ecotourism And The Future Of The Natural World
Author and former financier Satyajit Das joins Amy for a long-form conversation about the rise of ecotourism, the joys and wonders of seeing animals "in the wild," along with ecotourism's problematic effects, as…
Far and Wide: The Liberation of James Blake
Revered UK singer, songwriter and producer James Blake joins Steve Wide on Far and Wide to discuss his new single Thrown Around.
The single marks James’ first official release as an independent artist…
Future Perfect: In Conversation with Jeff Sparrow & Sam Wallman
Former Breakfaster Jeff Sparrow and cartoonist Sam Wallman join Dylan Bird for a special RRR In Conversation event from Triple R's Performance Space, to discuss the release of their new comic-book guide 12…
Press Colour: The World of Arthur Russell With Richard King
Sam presents an Arthur Russell special and is joined by author/music historian Richard King to discuss his new book Travels Over Feeling: Arthur Russell A Life.
Compiling material from the Arthur Russell archive…
The Mission: Jidah Clark, Chair of the Treaty Authority on Treaty Negotiations in Victoria
Jidah Clark is a proud Djab Wurrung man with Kirrae Wurrung, Boon Wurrung, Taungurung, Wemba Wemba, and Palawa ancestry. He joins Daniel James to talk about his role as current Chair of the…
The International Pop Underground: Cassandra Jenkins Tried to Quit Music, But It Drew Her in Deeper
When Cassandra Jenkins thinks about the energy and intention that behind her breakout record, 2021's An Overview Of Phenomenal Nature, she sees it as a work where she was trying to say…
Breaking and Entering: The Music and Life of Eiko Ishibashi and Jim O'Rourke
In town for a special show at The Substation, legendary experimental and electronic artists Jim O'Rourke and Eiko Ishibashi swung by Triple R to chat to Lauren and Simon on Breaking and Entering…
Breakfasters: Aunty Muriel Bamblett on the Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency's Work
Aunty Muriel Bamblett, CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency (VACCA), joins the Breakfasters off the back of being awarded Person of the Year at this year’s (2024) National NAIDOC Awards…
Uncommon Sense: Philosopher Kate Manne On How To Fight Fatphobia
Author and Cornell University Professor of philosophy Dr Kate Manne returns to speak in-depth with host Amy Mullins about her excellent new book, Unshrinking: How To Fight Fatphobia.
As Kate describes it…
Einstein A Go-Go: Speech Pathologist Dr Georgie Johnson on Supporting Stuttering Children
Dr Georgie Johnson recently completed her PhD in the Department of Audiology and Speech Pathology at the University of Melbourne. She joins the team to discuss developments in interventions in children who stutter…
Good Fortune: Miss Kaninna Embraces Fluidity on "Push Up"
Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, Kalkadoon and Yirendali artist Miss Kaninna phones into Good Fortune to chat to Jazz Feldy all about her new single Push Up, which showcases a more tender…
Banksia: Tahlia Palmer on New Exhibition 'occupation studies' and Soundtracks
Interdisciplinary artist Tahlia Palmer, who is of Murri and European descent, joins Vanessa Morris to talk about exhibition occupation studies.
Tahlia's work in occupation studies seeks to analyse the European colonial mentality…
Radiotherapy: Examining The Victorian Government’s Upcoming Pill Testing Trial
The Victorian Government has announced plans to kick off an 18 month trial into pill testing from this summer, following on from the ACT & Queensland in introducing drug-checking programs to help minimize…