Primal Screen: Cinema Reborn Returns
The annual Cinema Reborn film festival is back! Focusing on the history of film and film preservation, the festival premiers a program of brand new film restorations from around the globe, shining a…
Queer View Mirror: FIGJAM on 'Ending Strip searching In Australian Prisons'
Queer View Mirror are joined by Georgia Sheales from FIGJAM (Formerly Incarcerated Girls Justice Advocacy Melbourne) to discuss their new report Ending Strip Searching In Australian Prisons.
A collaboration with the Human…
The Distant Sky: Georgia Fields Returns with 'Chameleon'
Naarm based art-pop singer-songwriter Georgia Fields is back with her brand new single Chameleon, a song that explores her autistic identity and experience being diagnosed as an adult.
Georgia joins Kate on…
The International Pop Underground: Sunflower Bean's Julia Cumming Goes Solo with LP 'Julia' & Anthem 'My Life'
Julia Cumming's My Life —the opening song and first single from her debut solo LP, Julia— is quite the introduction.
It finds the 30-year-old musician, longtime member of the rock outfit Sunflower…
Banksia: Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis on Channels work in NGV's FUTURE COUNTRY
Proud Pitta Pitta woman and artist Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about new photographic work Channels presented through the NGV's FUTURE COUNTRY exhibition.
As a continuation of her…
Banana Lounge Broadcasting: Anna Smyrk on Spectacular Denial
Anna Smyrk joins Banana Lounge Broadcasting to discuss her debut album Spectacular Denial. Produced and mixed by Anna Laverty, Smyrk wrote the record after the sudden death of her father and moves through…
Breakfasters: Jacinta Parsons Chats Sex, Love and Other Catastrophes
Beloved former Breakfaster and ABC radio host and author Jacinta Parsons joins the Breakfasters to chat about sex, modern relationships, changing bodies and deconstructing the patriarchy - or trying to!
She speaks ahead…
Maps: Pauly P, 30 Years In
Fee B-Squared welcomes Pauly P on to Maps to celebrate his 30th year at Triple R. Alongside Tony Wilson, it's an afternoon of affectionate chaos and station lore. The trio look back on…
Sometimes Always: A Wild Musical Adventure with Andy Griffiths
The only thing beloved Australian children’s author Andy Griffiths loves as much as books is music. And maybe Triple R. As a teenager searching for adventure in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, he…
Future Perfect: Alex Macfarlane On His New Album and Venturing Across Genres
Dylan Bird sits down with Alex Macfarlane to chat about his latest album Gleams & Louring, his nocturnal music-making habits, his approach to writing across different projects and genres, the art of…
Future Perfect: Is Economic Reform the Missing Mental Health Solution?
Dylan Bird is joined by Thomas Walker, economist, geographer and CEO of policy think tank Think Forward. to draw the link between the cost of living crisis and declining mental health for young…
Banksia: Warwick Thornton on Sweet Country Sequel Wolfram
Kaytetye writer, director and cinematographer Warwick Thornton joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about new film Wolfram.
Wolfram is a a taut frontier western where Aboriginal child labourers in the wolfram (tungsten)…
Baseline: Ballroom Culture and the Art of Vogue Femme with Chantal Bala
Nana sits down with award-winning dancer, storyteller, mentor and trailblazer Chantal Bala, who has graced the stage with artists like Jessica Mauboy, Neyo and Baker Boy and Snoop Dogg.
Chantal explains the history…
Uncommon Sense: For ANZAC Day, Hear The Untold, Uncensored Story Of WWII Nurse Vivian Bullwinkel & The Bangka Island Massacre
Sister Bullwinkel was the sole survivor of a massacre of 21 Australian nursing sisters at the hands of Japanese soldiers on Radji Beach on Bangka Island, east of Sumatra in the Indonesian archipelago…
Smart Arts: The NGV's Free Triennial Exhibition Returns This December
The National Gallery of Victoria has announced the exciting return of NGV Triennial for its fourth instalment. NGV Triennial is a free exhibition that will showcase contemporary art, design and architecture from respected…
The International Pop Underground: Gia Margaret on Losing Her Voice, Her Long Recovery & Her New LP 'Singing'
The new fourth album for Gia Margaret is called Singing. Its title is literal —the 38-year-old Chicagoan songwriter is indeed singing across the record— but also celebratory.
In 2019, touring behind her…
Get Down: One Sixth Finds Urgency on Matutara
Melbourne rapper One Sixth joins Get Down to unpack matutara, a new full-length recorded in a burst of instinct and collaboration. Released via Inner Tribe Records, the album was cut at Inner…
Radio Marinara: Mary-Anne Lea on Penguins, Fur Seals and a Warming Antarctic
Professor Mary-Ann Lea joins Radio Marinara ahead of World Penguin Day to unpack the IUCN’s recent decision to list emperor penguins and Antarctic fur seals as Endangered on the Red List. The decision…
Neon Sunset: Jeffrey Wegener on the Young Charlatans Era Defining Dynamic
Melbourne 1978- In less than a year, and only 13 live shows before disbanding, The Young Charlatans harnessed the magic of the fledgling post punk era. In combining their 4 individual tastes of…
Future Perfect: Public Service Broadcasting are Digging Through the Archives
Dylan Bird is joined by Public Service Broadcasting’s J. Willgoose Esq. to chat about what draws them to playing in Australia, the evolution of their sampling of archival material, their exploration the story…