The Score: Kee'ahn Talks All Things "Treaty Day Out"
Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Zenadth Kes musician Kee'ahn drops by the studio to chat to fill-in host Nana Owusu ahead of her appearance at Treaty Day Out alongside Briggs, No Fixed Address and…
Banksia: Ripple Effect Band discuss songwriting, EP Wárrwarra and upcoming Kabba Kabbura Tour
Rona, Rachel and Jodie of Ripple Effect Band from Maningrida, Arnhem Land, joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia ahead of their Kabba Kabbura Tour Narrm (Melbourne) shows next month.
Ripple Effect Band released debut…
Banksia: Yasmin Silveira and Sharn Geary talk about new jewellery exhibition 'Layers of Blak' at Koorie Heritage Trust
Palawa artist Yasmin Silveira and Blak Design Coordinator Shahn Geary (Bundjalung) join Vanessa Morris on Banksia to yarn about new First Nations jewellery exhibition Layers of Blak at Koorie Heritage Trust open from…
The Mission: Wurundjeri Woi-Wurring Elder Uncle Andrew Gardiner on the Decisions to Rename Marroondah Hospital and the City of Moreland
Wurundjeri Woi-Wurring Elder Uncle Andrew Gardiner joins host of the Mission to discuss the Victorian Governement's proposal to rename Marroondah Hospital after the late British Monarch Queen Elizabeth. The pair also discuss the…
The Mission: Daniel Billy on the Torres Strait Eight's Win at the UN Over Climate Action
Warraber man, Daniel Billy joins host of the Mission Daniel James, to discuss his people's historic win at the United Nations over the Morrison Government and its inaction on climate change. The pair…
Frantic Items: Alex G Calls In From Philly
Alex G has just released his ninth album, it's called God Save The Animals. The aura of his songwriting shines through on the thirteen songs, which float in divergent directions. His sister…
International Pop Underground: Silvana Estrada Made Her Breakout LP in a Wooden House in a Forest
Silvana Estrada was born into a musical family. Her parents are luthiers: her mother builds violins and violas, her father, cellos and double basses.
Raised in Coatepec, a mountain town on the outskirts…
International Pop Underground: Californian Singer-Songwriter Marina Allen Finds Self-Acceptance in Song
Singer-songwriter Marina Allen lives, these days, in Los Angeles, but she wrote the songs for her second record, Centrifics, in a different iconic Golden State location: amongst the towering redwoods of Northern…
Banksia: Brodie Murray yarns about new play The Whisper at the upcoming Melbourne Fringe Festival
Emerging and award-winning Wamba Wamba playwright Brodie Murray joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their work in theatre and new play The Whisper at the upcoming Melbourne Fringe Festival, as part…
Primal Screen: John Allen Simon and Elizabeth Karr on the 4K restoration of 'Out Of The Blue'
Flick spoke with the filmmakers John Allen Simon and Elizabeth Karr who were responsible for the recent restoration of Dennis Hopper’s rarely seen but hugely influential 1980 drama, OUT OF THE BLUE which…
Breakfasters: Michael Harden Breaks Down His Top Ten Cookbooks
What makes a classic cookbook? Simplicity? Accuracy? Easy-to-find ingredients? Inspired by Karen Martini’s latest book COOK, Breakfaster regular and restaurant reviewer Michael Harden provides his definitive list of classic Australian cookbooks. From institutions…
Uncommon Sense: Demystifying Australia’s Economy with Dr Richard Denniss
What is causing inflation in Australia? Dr Richard Denniss from The Australia Institute chats to Amy about the current economic issues including raising interest rates, inflation, tax cuts, and wage growth. Richard discusses…
The Mission: Professor Sandy O'Sullivan on the Monarchy, the Crown and Imposed Grief
Professor Sandy O'Sullivan joins host of the Mission Daniel James. The pair discuss the fallout from the death of Queen's death on First Nations people across the country and their experience of vilification…
The Mission: Rachel Perkins on Australia's Forgotten Wars
Arrernte/Kalkadoon woman and director Rachel Perkins, joins host of the Mission, Daniel James to discuss the SBS/NITV series the Australian Wars. The pair talk about true history and the history Australia still has…
How High The Moon: Feeling Connected With Yunzero
Recently releasing his new EP Butterfly DNA, Yunzero (aka Jim Sellars) joins Dan in the studio to share some tracks and have a late night chat. The two cover topics including how…
The Grapevine: What Can We Do To Make Football Fairer?
Shelley Ware is a proud Yankunytjatjara and Wirangu woman and esteemed radio and television presenter on both local and national AFLM and AFLW football news shows. Ahead of her appearance on the Fairer…
Frantic Items: Archaeoacoustics And Rhythmic Signalling With Victoria Pham
Briefly in Melbourne to present two gallery shows at Kings and West Space, polymath artist Victoria Pham came to Triple R to discuss her academic explorations into archaeacoustics and rhythmic signalling among chimpanzees…
Get Down: Sampa is Great with 'As Above, So Below'
Sampa The Great's new album As Above, So Below took shape after Sampa relocated home to Zambia during the pandemic. Lyrics reflect on memories of Africa while also looking to the future of…
International Pop Underground: Expect the Unexpected with Experimental English Duo Jockstrap
Unclassifiable London outfit Jockstrap have just released their debut album, I Love You Jennifer B. And, even for those who've followed the duo's run of four EPs, their LP remains hard to…
International Pop Underground: The xx's Oliver Sim Embraces Radical Honesty
In Hideous, the first single and opening song from Oliver Sim's debut solo LP Hideous Bastard, The xx bassist/vocalist sings what turns out to be the thesis statement for his album…