How does this age of self-isolation in the midst of a pandemic affect the life of an artist? Wergaia singer and songwriter Alice Skye joins Areej Nur to discuss coping in these difficult…

Burlesque artist and metal meditation expert Kerryx tells Requiem For A Scream’s Mia Timpano that she’s been using drone metal as a relaxation tool long before we were all forced to consider how…

Due to the current crisis, many of us are suddenly finding we have a whole heap of time. There’s time to learn how to bake sourdough bread, time to practice a musical instrument…

What role does nutrition play in dementia? Dr Barbara R Cardoso, Lecturer in the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food at Monash University, joins Einstein-A-Go-Go to talk about her research into nutrition and…

Researchers at Monash University have created a global internet pressure map that measures the strain that COVID-19 is putting on internet infrastructure. The map is publicly available, and users can explore and download…

Host Daniel James is joined by Tanya Schramm, a Palawa woman living in Hobart who is a Board Member of the Australia Indigenous Doctors Association (AIDA), working as a GP, and lecturing at…

Dr G Spot and Panelbeater host this week’s program and are joined by Dr Fran Beilharz, a psychologist and researcher in the field of body image at the Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre…

NYC-via-Seoul electronic producer, DJ, and vocalist Yaeji is about to drop her new full-length mixtape WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던, and it is the news that we needed during this weird and strange…

Straight-up one of the most heartwarming and utterly addictive episodes of Superfluity, featuring broadcasters from right across the Triple R grid, to celebrate the launch of April Amnesty. Listen to remember just…

Australian soprano and psychologist Greta Bradman phones in to SmartArts to chat with Richard about how people in the arts can care for their physical and mental wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Chris pays tribute to legendary saxophonist and pioneer of Afro-Funk, Manu Dibango, who passed away in Paris due to COVID-19.

The Cameroonian musician was best known internationally for his hit 1972 song “Soul…

Over his 27-year-long career, Indigenous land management expert, filmmaker, musician and consultant Victor Steffensen has aimed to prevent major bushfires through Indigenous fire management practices. He shares his story in the new book …

Mystifying Melbourne is going all things choo-choo and taking you on a railroad journey to Melbourne’s past. Aisha is going train-crazy, playing all your favourite train-related tunes and having a chat to David…

Dr Sharma, Neo-Natal and Panel Beater give us a rundown on all the latest COVID-19 updates – from face-touching to the differences between self-isolation and quarantine, likely outcomes of the pandemic, delayed action…

Eat It gives us an overview of the constantly evolving impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the local hospitality industry.

Cam talks to food journo Dani Valent who provides many insights on the…

Our domestic space is, for many of us now, our entire daily environment. Bec takes this opportunity to reflect on “home music” with musician Nico Callaghan, aka Nico Niquo. He’s just released his…

Very sad news came through recently that Dave Thomas, frontman of Geelong punk band Bored! and member of Magic Dirt, has passed away at age 56. Neil Rogers, host of The Australian Mood…

The list of gig closures, cancellations, and postponements goes on and on, with no end in sight... Last weekend, however, even if one had to isolate, there was, at least, Isol-Aid, a virtual…

In the midst of the general public’s panic buying due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre is experiencing shortages of food and household items. Alan White, the ASRC's Director of…

In this episode, Downpat pays tribute to Sean Baxter, a veteran of Melbourne's thriving music community who died on March 16.  

Sean was an improviser first and foremost. A live musician. Improv was…