Hysterical Records Finish the Year on a High Note, on Maps
Nat from Melbourne trio DIANAS and Amanda from Hysterical Records drop in for a chat with Maps fill-in host Rachel ahead of their end-of-year party at Coburg Night Market this Friday 21 December…
Breakfasters: Eight Years of Putting the Peninsula on Film
The Mornington Peninsula – or simply, ‘the Ninch’ – was once primarily known as a hotspot for suburban family getaways and shredding the gnar at the local skate park. Then 2011 rolled around…
How Something Unlimited is Transcending the Boundaries of Entertainment, on Local and/or General
Something Unlimited organiser Will Evans and Adam Halliwell (from Mildlife) chat with Local and/or General about the festival pushing the boundaries of art, music and food next year at the Northcote Town Hall…
Astral Glamour: Kate Reid and Guy Blackman are Living in the ’70s
Having previously showcased the best Australian female voices of the ’60s, respective head honchos of It Records and Chapter Music, Kate Reid and Guy Blackman are back to give listeners another crash course…
Dick Diver Treat You to a Live Performance on Breakfasters
Melbourne dole-wave doyens Dick Diver have announced that a new album is in the works. They join the last Breakfasters show for 2018 and treat you to some stripped back versions of their…
The Year’s Biggest Stories in Science According to Einstein A Go-Go
On their final show for 2018 the Einstein A Go-Go team discuss the best science stories of the year. From Voyager 2’s entry into interstellar space to the science behind the Yanny/Laurel phenomenon…
Strange Holiday Say Farewell in Style
Strange Holiday go out with a bang for their last broadcast ever. Join Andras and Lewis for a smorgasbord of absolute Strange Holiday classics from over their six-year journey.
Why Empress Of Never Repeats Herself, on Breaking and Entering
Lorely Rodriguez, aka Empress Of, is a Latin American musician from Los Angeles. Lorely joins Breaking And Entering to chat to fill-in host Charlie Miller about the strong voices that shaped her life…
Breakfasters: The Kates Swing By The Live Broadcast At The Corner
The Kates – McLennan and McCartney both – take time out of their busy baking schedule to join the live broadcast from the Corner Hotel in Richmond.
Reflecting on the year that was…
Get Down: P-UniQue Throws Down Some Rhymes Live To Air
Local rap talent P-UniQue drops by to deliver her rhymes, both old and new, to a lucky and receptive crowd in at the Triple R performance space.
Montero on Out On The Patio: There’s No Place Like Home
Ben Montero, beloved local popster and self-described ‘doodle bug’ (whose work features in the latest edition of The Trip), visits Monique after an appearance at the Supernatural to discuss his newest LP…
The Pinball Game that Inspired a Country Music Tour, on Twang
What happens when three singer/songwriters get together to play some pinball? They create a variety country music tour, of course! Ben Mastwyk and Rose Zita Falko join Twang to chat about The Roadshow…
52 songs in 52 weeks: Melbourne Ska Orchestra Celebrates 15 years
From their humble beginnings trying to figure out how many horn players they could get playing on one stage, the enormous Melbourne Ska Orchestra are now celebrating their 15 year anniversary. As a…
How Martial Arts and Traditional Chinese Instruments Inspire DJ Tzusing, on Double Bounce
Taipei-based producer and DJ Tzusing finds inspiration in traditional Chinese instruments, tales of martial arts masters, and his upbringing in different cities. He swings by ahead of his set at Unsound Festival to…
Breakfasters: What You Can Expect to Find in the Blak Brow
A few months back, Melbourne literary journal The Lifted Brow issued a statement which acknowledged that their existing team and contributors were too white. So, for their latest issue, Blak Brow, the existing…
To Brexit or Not to Brexit, That is the Question, on Uncommon Sense
Philomena Murray from Melbourne University’s School of Social and Political Sciences joins Uncommon Sense to talk about the European Union and what the current situation is with Brexit. Going into more detail about…
Love Jimi Hendrix? Here’s What to Expect from Electric Ladyland Remastered, on Off The Record
Renowned sound engineer Eddie Kramer joins Off The Record to discuss Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland digital re-release in time for its 50-year anniversary. Having produced and engineered tracks for many well-known artists, Eddie…
Stepping Up the Fight Against Adani and the Australian Government, on The Grapevine
‘This campaign resonates with people because [they] are feeling the impacts of climate change now.’ Senior Campaigner at the Australian Conservation Foundation Christian Slattery phones in to The Grapevine to give an update…
Breakfasters: What It Takes to Be a Champion Boxer
Kristy Harris was already training for competition at 16 years of age. Fast forward nearly a decade and the Geelong-born flyweight is now a bronze medal winner from last month’s AIBA Women’s Boxing…
Bendigo Art Gallery’s Treasure Trove of Frida Kahlo’s Photos, on SmartArts
Leanne Fitzgibbon, senior curator for Bendigo Art Gallery, chats to Richard about their new, exclusive exhibition, Frida Kahlo: Her Photos. Featuring 257 of Frida’s vast collection of photographs, the exhibit reveals even…