Tania Davidge is president of Citizens for Melbourne, a local group advocating for the maintenance and ongoing quality of public spaces. Since initiation the group has staunchly opposed plans to build a new…

No one can deny Bob Downe and Magda Szubanski’s place in the Australian comedy canon. But what would come of the two iconic performers hooking up at the 1986 Mardi Gras after party…

Offering valuable insight into the Indigenous experience of schooling, the justice system and the continuing influence of colonisation, Bighouse Dreaming debuts at the Melbourne Fringe Festival as part of Deadly Fringe. Writer and…

The Melbourne punk ratbags join Teenage Hate to chat about their upcoming new album, and their first LP in five years, Living in Excellence.

In this episode of Max Headroom, Tony Biggs recollects sharehousing with the late, great Spencer P. Jones; Neil Rogers tells us about the Spencer P. Jones rooftop gig at the old Triple…

It’s the first day of Melbourne Fringe Festival! Dunno where to start with the ‘veritable shitload’ of shows? Let Melbourne Fringe Living Legend, The Richard Watts, guide your fringe-loving soul with the help…

Rad New Zealand band The Beths shared their ‘Formative Five’ (tunes that changed them forever) on The Golden Age of Piracy. Prepare thyself for some classic Pixies, Weezer and more.

At just 13 years of age Solli Raphael is an Australian champion slam poet and has just published his first book called Limelight. He speaks passionately about social equality, sustainability and the…

Yeni Kuti, acclaimed Nigerian dancer, choreographer and the eldest daughter of Fela Kuti joins Areej on The Rap. Yeni shares how she has kept her father’s legacy alive by establishing the Felabration festival…

Film maker Ben Laurance, joins The Breakfasters to chat about his new documentary Ghosthunter. Ben was curious to follow Jason King, a security guard with a hobby for ghost hunting, however he didn’t…

Carolyn and Jake of local indie goofballs School Damage joined Jason on Local and/or General to chat about their delightfully zany new album A to X and their string of upcoming shows. School…

3RRR’s own Mia Timpano is obsessed with conversation. So much so she joined Breakfasters to converse about her new interactive comedy lecture Speaking of Which: The Science of Conversation. According to Mia…

Julian Burnside is a barrister and long-time human rights advocate. Barrister Julian Burnside QC joined Amy in the studio to discuss the threats to multiculturalism in Australia, which is the topic of his…

Andrew Jaksch and Scott Robson are the creative duo behind Thalamos, the new Australian short film about an astronaut stranded on Mars. Since its release Andrew and Scott’s debut project has been…

The provocateur and monologuist Nicola Gunn joins the Breakfasters to chat about the world premiere of her new show, Working With Children. Inspired by both her contemporaries’ anecdotes and her own personal experiences…

Ahead of this weekend’s Country Daze festival in Castlemaine, Craig and Ela sit down on Neon Sunset to chat about their band’s rotating cast of members and maturing into the mid-30s single scene.

To commemorate the passing of Aretha Franklin, Stolen Moments’ John Bailey shares songs from her incredibly powerful back catalogue. Hear some unreleased gems as well as songs from the many artists who have…

Community Kraut Day celebrates all things nutrition with educational discussions on Sauerkraut and classes on how to prepare it yourself. Event organiser Ivy Lane recently chatted to Cameron about the health benefits of…

Gez invited a bunch of her favourite local comics to join her in the Performance Space for an ace night of gags and songs. Listen back to chortle-inducing bits from the likes of…

The local indie rock quartet Neighbourhood Youth’s Sam Nathan and Liam Jenkins paid Monique Sebire a visit on Out On The Patio to chat about Vietnam, the launch of their new single ‘Stay…