Sam is joined by Tara and Pat from Bristol group Tara Clerkin Trio, whose new album Somewhere Good is out now on World of Echo.

Emerging from the experimental Bristol scene, Tara Clerkin…

Slippers 08 is the new and second album for LA based outfit Slippers. The project is the brainchild of animator and musician Madeline Babuka Black who is a master of effortless, heartwarming breezy…

Stranger Cole was an originator across the foundations of Jamiacan music since his first records in 1962. Laying claim to singing on one of the first ever Reggae riddims in 1968, Stranger was…

Acopia is the collaborative project of Kate Durman, Lachlan McGeehan and Morgan Wright; an intimate excursion of ultra-emotive dream pop, trip hop, downtempo electronica and minimal post punk. Their third album Blush Response…

The Ravens Theatre Company co-founders Shelley Krape and Tim Heath join SmartArts to discuss the launch of Castlemaine’s new professional theatre company, and its inaugural production: Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull, adapted by…

Serfing The Web: Technofeudalism & The Arts is a free panel discussion and community workshop, aiming to bring together artists from various sectors, to discuss online cultures in relation to the arts.

Event…

Musician and producer Dan Luscombe joins Sarah for the show this week, bringing with him a pile of vinyl and a stack of great stories collected from life on the road. Ahead of…

Caitlin is joined by Evan & Tim of Montreal post-punk band Cola to chat about their third album release Cost of Living Adjustment (Fire Talk) and their very first Australian tour.

They speak…

In 2015, author and journalist Margaret Simons and photojournalist Dave Tacon published their investigative essay Fallen Angels on the children of Australian sex tourists who’d been abandoned to live in poverty in the…

Meriki Onus, Gunnai and Gunditjmara activist and newly elected Co-Chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, joins Daniel James on The Mission to discuss stepping into leadership during a pivotal moment for…

Max Melit joins Breakfasters to discuss the growing frustration around Instagram’s role in local music scenes, and the emerging alternatives taking shape across Naarm/Melbourne.

Drawing on his research into music scenes, social media…

While attention has shifted to Israel’s attacks in Iran and Lebanon, their killing hasn’t stopped in Gaza, with Israel set to increase its control of the territory in defiance of the Gaza Peace…

The AI boom is underway, and data centres are springing up around Australia, with New South Wales and Victoria leading the charge.

Dylan Bird is joined by Cam Walker, campaigns coordinator at Friends…

On her new album as KÁRYYN, Physics Universal Love Language (PULL), Syrian-American pop experimentalist Kárin Tatoyan uses grand concepts to capture human emotions.

Here, the universal —gravity, dark matter, black holes, magnetism…

Lauren is joined on Breaking and Entering by Australian born New Zealand based noir-folk artist Jazmine Mary.

In town as part of RISING, they speak about navigating the inner critic, understanding yourself and…

Nana is joined by Ornella Mutoni, documentary filmmaker, producer and curator of the Refugee Week Film Festival, to dive into the 2026 programme.

This year's curated selection of short and feature-length films…

Breakfasters are joined by bestselling author, editor and lawyer Alice Pung, following the 20th anniversary of her classic debut memoir Unpolished Gem. The book explores her childhood growing up in the Western…

Antoun Issa is a Lebanese-Australian journalist and the co-founder of online platform Deepcut News. He joins Mel on Literati Glitterati to discuss his new book Rebirth: A Love Story From the Depths of…

Sarah is joined by co-founder and co-host of Lamestream Media, Osman Faruqi, to dig into the wild and ever-changing media and political landscape in Australia.

Is there a Zack Polanski or Zohran Mamdani…

Nana sits down with the genre-blurring rapper, BARAKA THE KID, to dive into the making of his vulnerable new album, IF TOMORROW NEVA COMES.

They talk about the diverse and rich music…