Mooncake Guest Mix: Andy Le's Sentimental Send Off
Notorious Triple R fill in presenter and host of The Fourth Wall, Andy Le shares a sentimental guest mix for his final moments on Mooncake before jetting off to Japan forever.
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Frantic Items: Exploring CORIN's Eternal Light
Charlie is joined by electronic producer, composer and performer CORIN to talk about her new album, Lux Aeterna. The record’s Latin title translates to "eternal light" and is named after a choral work…
Banksia: Kee'Ahn On Reconnecting With Family And Music
Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal, Zenadth Kes artist Kee'Ahn joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss latest single Sunsets as well as collaboration release Take No More with Emma Donovan.
Kee'Ahn spoke about working on…
The Grapevine: How Israel Exports Spyware Around The Globe
The Palestine Laboratory is a new book by journalist Antony Loewenstein that documents how Israel’s subjugation of the Palestinian people serves as a testing ground for weapons and surveillance systems that are then…
Press Colour: The Surrealist Punk World Of Wireheads
Dom Trimboli from Adelaide surrealist punk band Wireheads joins Sam on Press Colour to chat about the band's sixth record Potentially Venus, out now on Tenth Court Records. The band have been…
Bright Lights: Yeah Yeah Yeahs On Surviving And Thriving
Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs joins Sarah Smith on Bright Lights, ahead of the band’s first shows back in Australia for a decade. Nick reflects on the band’s history, discussing what inspired…
Mystifying Melbourne: Silent Dinners
The Silent Dinner Project, created by artist Honi Ryan, is a truly unique dining experience designed to cultivate mindfulness and deeper connection through the absence of verbal communication.
Participants are strongly encouraged not…
Banksia: DancingWater On Music Practice
Meanjin-based artist DancingWater joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia ahead of My Sis, a NAIDOC celebration of Blak women in music.
DancingWater spoke about their songwriting, performances, 2020 single release 'White Noise' and plans…
Banksia: James Howard On Sound Sculpture 'Subterranean Frequencies'
Jaadwa song-man and composer James Howard joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss sound sculpture Subterranean Frequencies as part of the Yallingwa exhibition Between Waves at ACCA, the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.
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Neon Sunset: The Unmissable Captain Sensible
Legend of first wave punk, Captain Sensible, joins Annaliese on Neon Sunset! He shares anecdotes from his storied career and the past 40 years of music making with The Damned and as a…
Local and/or General: Guest Program With J-MILLA
Mak Mak Marranungu emcee J-MILLA, joins Jase on Local and/or General to have a yarn about how he first connected with music, the importance of being vulnerable, and his latest single ‘Nicest.’ J…
The Grapevine: What A Second Trump Term Could Mean for Australia
When Donald Trump won the U.S Presidential election in 2016, his victory sent shockwaves through the country. Trump trashed traditional American democratic norms and cultivated a style of nativist populism that thrived on…
Get Down: The Deans Of Soul Celebrate 20 Years
Linc Yow Yeh and Bradley Boon from the critically-acclaimed soul group The Deans of Soul, join Chris Gill on Get Down to look back at an extraordinary two decades together and reflect on…
Breakfasters: ‘A Leading Light In Our Lives’: Rachel Maza On Archie Roach’s Legacy
Almost one year on from Archie Roach’s death, Artistic Director of ILBIJERRI Theatre Company Rachel Maza joins the Breakfasters to talk about One Song: The Music of Archie Roach: a special concert…
The Score: Returning To Music With Radical Son
Kamilaroi and Tongan man Radical Son aka David Leha joins Samira on The Score to talk about his new song ‘Elder.’ The pair discuss Radical Son’s return to making music after a period…
Uncommon Sense: Bob Brown, Giant Of The Conservation Movement, Reflects On His Life, Activism And Connection To Nature
Former Leader of the Australian Greens, environmentalist, and giant of the conservation movement Bob Brown speaks in-depth with host Amy Mullins. In a wide-ranging and deep conversation, Bob reflects on his life of…
The International Pop Underground: Lockdown Inspired Ireland's Brigid Mae Power to Get More Political
With her delicate, atmospheric, sometimes psychedelic take on folk music, Irish singer-songwriter Brigid Mae Power has issued a string of albums filled with poetic lyrics.
From her self-titled 2016 LP through 2020's Head…
Breakfasters: "Who is Ben Roberts-Smith?"
It’s been dubbed the defamation trial of the century, the greatest military scandal this country’s ever seen, a tale of murder, power, deception and the ANZAC myth: fourteen-time Walkley award-winning journalist Nick McKenzie…
Press Colour: How Naretha Williams Centred Her Voice To Create a Synthwave Classic
Experimental interdisciplinary First Nations artist and musician Naretha Williams joins Sam to talk about her new album "Into Dusk We Fall". After the COVID lockdowns denied her access to the MESS studios she…
Mooncake Guest Mix: Yên's Favourite Emotional Pop Songs
Vietnamese-Naarm emerging DJ Yên delivers a mix of emotional pop songs by his favourite singer-songwriters and contemporary artists from the likes of Rina Sawayama, NewJeans, Audrey Nuna and spotlighting local artist kui shorey
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