CC:Disco!, aka Courtney Clarke, has made a name for herself around the globe with international sets and radio residencies, but she might still be working a day job if not for Sister Sledge.

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No interviews and no quiz during this edition of the Skull Cave – just The Ghost and yet another impeccable selection of tunes for three hours. Enjoy!

Beth Stelling’s mum isn’t in the crowd for her current Australian tour, despite the name of her show – hint: it’s called Beth Stelling (With Her Mum In The Crowd) – but she…

The first time Chris Gill met Baker Boy was at the Music Victoria Awards, where Chris handed him four awards in a row. Since then, Danzal Baker, aka Baker Boy, has continued winning…

Clare Bowditch discusses her first-ever book, Your Own Kind of Girl, with Out on the Patio host Monique Sebire. The book is a memoir about ‘the stories we tell ourselves and what…

Claire G. Coleman, Noongar woman and acclaimed writer, joins The Mission’s Daniel James following the release of her second novel, The Old Lie, which depicts a war fought in space between…

Dylan and Kulja talk to former Socceroo Craig Foster about the amazing journey captured in his new book Fighting for Hakeem. Hakeem al-Araibi was a Bahrain refugee playing on the local Pascoe…

Breakfasters talks to Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey about her latest documentary Happy Sad Man. Gen’s films have screened in over 50 countries and won over 30 awards. Her latest film investigates Australian masculinity…

‘I’m really interested in that idea of technology being the mediator between you and me and our relationship. I think that’s what happened over the last 20 or 30 years,’ says Dr Katherine…

Dan Hunter is the chef and proprietor at Brae in Birregurra in the Otway hinterlands. He talks to Eat It about the restaurant being named number one in Australia at the Good Food…

The one and only Nico toured Australia (just once) in 1986. During that tour, she stopped by the old Triple R studios in Fitzroy to speak with Stephen 'The Ghost'  Walker. In this…

Ennio Styles welcomes Allysha Joy back to the studio to talk all things 30/70 on Stylin’. The local soul collective’s new album, Fluid Motion, drops today.

‘There’s a lot of diversity,’…

Hudson, Callum and Henry from local funk band Karate Boogaloo share their Formative Five with The Golden Age of Piracy’s Tristen Harris, drawing on ‘specific favours and general flavours’ and in no…

Thomas Mayor, a Torres Strait Islander man living on Larrakia land in Darwin, chats with Daniel on The Mission about his new book Finding the Heart of the Nation chronicling his 18-month journey…

Brigitte Naggar - principal songwriter behind Montreal-based Common Holly - is attempting to make a link on her new album, When I Say To You, Black Lightning. With this evocative title, Brigitte…

At the offices of Light in the Attic Records in Los Angeles, Annaliese sits down with label co-founder Matt Sullivan for a wide-ranging discussion. Covering Matt’s introduction to music at a school radio…

Author Elliot Perlman joins Backstory host Melissa Cranenburg to discuss his much awaited novel, eight years in the making, Maybe the Horse Will Talk.

Beginning by asking himself, ‘is it that bad…

Melbourne Indie Voices join Jazz to chat about the perfect song for a choir, growing from two people in a Fitzroy lounge room to 250 performers, and their upcoming gig at the Forum.

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Rapper Joey Purp enters The Cave to talk mixtapes and a decade in Chicago rap with Woody McDonald. Joey says he got ahead of the curve as a teen by virtue of his…

Breakfasters talk to renowned comedian, actor and writer Dylan Moran about his extensive two-month Australian tour Dr Cosmos, appreciating Russian audiences and online media platforms.

He shares how he’s been doing comedy…