Ever wondered what it is an Ombudsman does? Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass joins Amy to talk about her role and how, if done properly, the VO is likely to be “a bit of…

Melbourne music legend Ron S. Peno joins Vital Bits for an extended chat about the music and moods that inspired his latest album, Do The Understanding.

Last year, despite a global pandemic…

Ahead of her Australian tour, Lucy Dacus joins Chelsea on the The Dark Room.

Dialling in from the US, Lucy talks to Chelsea about last year’s vulnerable Home Video album and how…

The legendary Stephanie Alexander joins Cam and Matt on Eat It to talk about the forthcoming feature film based on her and Maggie Beer’s best-selling Tuscan Cookbook.

Released in 1997, Tuscan Cookbook…

To mark his time as RISING’s Artist In Residence, Jim White joins Annaliese Redlich on Neon Sunset for an hour of guest selections.

Digging deep into the music that both inspired him as…

Balearic crooner, glamorous punk and acerbic poet Baxter Dury joins Tristen on The Golden Age of Piracy to share his Formative Five, on the fly.

Over the course of an hour, Dury shares…

Sampa The Great makes her Australian return this month, bringing the rapper’s long-awaited An Afro Future stage show down under.

Before stepping onstage for her first extraordinary performance at RISING, Sampa joins…

Marking the start of Reconciliation Week, The Grapevine are joined by First People’s Assembly of Victoria, Assembly Co-Chair and Nira illim bulluk man of the Taungurung Nation, Marcus Stewart.

Marcus speaks to Kulja…

Multi–award winning director Alec Morgan joins Krystal on Indigenuity to talk about his new film ABLAZE, which tells the extraordinary story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker, Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man Bill Onus.

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Our hospital emergency departments are currently buckling under immense pressures. To address the unprecedented crisis facing the country’s health care system, the Radiotherapy team are joined by Emergency and Acute Medical Unit Physician…

On the first day of Reconcilation Week, Kutcha Edwards guests on the newly returned Breakfasters Live. Listen back to his stunning performance, ahead of his 'Circling Time - Songs & Stories' shows, which…

Ahead of her Australian debut live performance, American ambient musician Ana Roxanne chats to Jazz Feldy about her unique approach to ambient music that she uses as a tool to explore identity, race…

The very last Tasmanian Tiger tragically perished at the Hobart Zoo in 1936, when it’s keeper accidently left it outside. Eight decades on from its extinction, Melbourne-based scientists may have the key to…

"There's a lot of themes in there that I'm just taking the time to understand, about myself and life," Porridge Radio songwriter Dana Margolin tells Anthony Carew of the project's newly-released third LP…

As part of Black Inc.'s Writers on Writers series, Melbourne author Sean O’Beirne reflects on the life and writing of Helen Garner in a brilliant new essay.

He joins Breakfasters to talk about…

They booked a tour before they had even played together, and now they’re collaborating at RISING Festival for the second time. Ahead of their June 8 show, Ed Kuepper and Jim White join…

"My music is an exact reflection of who I am, and what I'm experiencing in the world at that time," offers Delisa Paloma-Sisk, the Tennessee-born, New Mexico-based artist who records as Diatom Deli.

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With the PBS Radio Festival officially kicking off on Monday, broadcaster extraordinaire Emma Peel (Switched On, Saturdays 1pm-3pm) drops by the 3RRR studios to chat to the Breakfasters about this year’s…

After spending the last year celebrating the unexpected not-so-overnight success of their single ‘Love Tonight’ playing across the festival stages and radio stations of Europe, Shouse – the local duo comprised of Jack…

To mark the release of Warpaint’s long-awaited new album Radiate Like This, Fee B-Squared is joined on Maps by drummer/musician and producer Stella Mozgawa.

Over the course of the pair’s conversation, Stella…