Culture Shock: Noise rock legends 'The Jesus Lizard' on their first new record in 26 years "Rack"
Duane Denison from 'The Jesus Lizard' chats about "Rack", their first new record in 26 years and why the sound of the 90's is coming back around.
The Score: Gemma Pol on First Nations Storytelling and Common Ground’s New Season of Leadership
Common Ground is a collective of First Nations people changing systems through storytelling and educational resources. They recently farewelled founding CEO Rona Glynn-McDonald and welcomed incoming CEO, Gemma Pol.
Gemma is a Wiradyuri…
The Score: Palestinian Singer-Songwriter and Producer, YARA, on her EP, Lonely Love Affair
YARA migrated from the land of olives and vines, Palestine, at the age of 12. Her sound is a melting pot of soul, pop, indie R&B, and jazz. She made her debut on…
Future Perfect: From Silence To Sound With Ash Wednesday
Dylan Bird from Future Perfect sits down with Ash Wednesday, a central figure in Australian electronic and avant-garde music, to chat new album and the musical innovations driving it.
After a decade-long break…
Queer View Mirror: McKenzie Wark’s New Memoir is a Transformative Triptych of Self-Reflection
McKenzie Wark, writer and theorist joined Sam Elkin of Queer View Mirror to chat about her new memoir, AI’s place in literature, and her upcoming Australian tour.
Based in New York, McKenzie is…
Son of Crawdaddy: Down The Line With Nick Charles
Acoustic blues and roots guitar musician Nick Charles joins Max Crawdaddy in the studio to chat about his latest album Further Down The Line, as well as perform a couple of tracks…
The Golden Age of Piracy: Mystery Shopper’s Formative Five
Tristen Harris, host of The Golden Age of Piracy, invites Hank Clifton-Williamson (aka Mystery Shopper) to explore his formative five and reveal his musical influences. Hank’s breathtaking flute and piano work is…
The Score: Why Tamil Refugees Are Still No Closer To Escaping Migration Limbo
Guest host of The Score, Nana Owusu, spoke with Renuga Inpakamur, spokesperson for the Tamil Refugee Council, about the devastating impact of Australia's harsh migration system following the tragic death of Tamil…
Future Perfect: Census U-Turn: LGBTIQA+ Questions Back On
Dr. Karinna Saxby joins guest host Ben Harrington on Future Perfect to shed light on the Albanese Government’s sudden reversal to include questions on sexuality and gender in the 2026 Census.
The decision…
Neon Sunset: Descend into the Maelstrom with Radio Birdman
On the eve of Radio Birdman’s 50th anniversary tour in June, Deniz Tek joined Annaliese on Neon Sunset to talk about his formative musical years growing up in Detroit, the links between his…
Banksia: Allara on Ganbu Gulin at FUSE and upcoming tour with Melbourne Chamber Orchestra
Yorta Yorta winyarr Allara Briggs Pattison joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about Ganbu Gulin: Gugung Murrup which kicks off the Darebin FUSE Festival.
As curator in residence for Ganbu Gulin, and…
Neon Sunset: High Vis On Visible Vulnerability
On the their debut tour to Australia, Graham Sayle from London post-punk band High Vis joins Annaliese for a candid conversation on Neon Sunset. The front man opens up about the nature…
Far and Wide: Gonna Ride Again
Steve Wide recently caught up with Steve Queralt and Loz Colbert of UK shoegaze pioneers Ride, backstage at the Forum, just before they jumped on stage as part of their 2024 AU/NZ tour…
Represented: Feature Mix - RIP Fatman Scoop
If you got long hair, get your hands up! If you got short hair, make noise!
Rest in peace to everybody's favourite hype man.
American rapper, producer & radio broadcaster Fatman Scoop passed…
Breakfasters: Being Strong with Dr Zoya Huschtscha
Dr Zoya Huschtscha is a post-doctoral researcher and advanced sports dietitian at Deakin University, who has recently penned the piece 'Strongman used to be seen as a super-human novelty sport. Now more women…
Uncommon Sense: Unveiling Melbourne’s Most Notorious Woman: Madame Brussels
Uncommon Sense's host Amy Mullins delves into Melbourne's shadowy past with a discussion featuring author and historian Barbara Minchinton. The focus is on Barbara's new book, Madame Brussels: Melbourne's Most Notorious Woman…
The Mission: CEO and Artistic Director of Blak and Bright Festival Bebe Oliver
Bardi Jawi man and recently appointed CEO and Artistic Director of the Blak and Bright Literary Festival, Bebe Oliver joins host of the Mission, Daniel James. Bebe outlines his vision for the festival…
The Australian Mood: Reflecting on 40 Years with The Stems
Dom Mariani, a key figure in the '80s Perth garage rock scene with The Stems, joined Neil Rogers to discuss the band’s 40th anniversary tour.
The Stems, celebrated for their seamless blend of…
Brutal Realms: Sunburn 6: New Venue, Fresh Talent and Big Plans
Brad Nicholson, creator of the Sunburn Festival, recently shared exciting updates on Brutal Realms with host Stu Carlson about the festival’s upcoming sixth edition.
Known for its dedication to doom and sludge metal…
Future Perfect: A Rotten Culture of Violence in Australian Hospitality
Award winning food journalist, author and cook Dani Valent, has been shining a light on the rotten culture of gender based violence rampant in the Australian hospitality industry.
The United Workers Union has…