On his popular YouTube channel, engineer, filmmaker and cook Alex takes an obsessive and exploratory approach to cooking. Across his 8+ years of video making, Alex has demystified and explored croissants, fried rice…

Maree Clarke was helping install the first major retrospective exhibition of her work at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) when the most recent lockdown in Melbourne occurred. She says when she was…

When deciding to pursue a solo project, proud Noongar woman Bumpy says she felt her childhood nickname was a natural choice. “Apparently [she] only had one speed when [she] was little”—clumsy, bumpy. The…

Jeanine Hourani is a Palestinian activist, campaigner, and storyteller. She is also the director of ‘Road to Refuge’ which is an organisation that helps refugees and asylum seekers tell their stories. She joins…

Mi-kaisha is a Sydney-based R&B and soul artist who has recently released a single, ‘Brand New’.

She joins Still Here to discuss the release, as well as her ethics as a creator and…

Glass Beams likes a lot of artists who have “created [a] world around their music” and wants to “let the music exist separate from who we are”. Which is why Glass Beams is…

Emma Donovan has had a massive year. The highly acclaimed Indigenous Australian singer-songwriter’s 2020 album with The Putbacks Crossover not only scored her a Triple R Album Of The Week, but also saw…

It’s fair to say J.P. Shilo is a veteran of the Melbourne music scene, a talented multi-instrumentalist whose work spans many projects including the legendary Hungry Ghosts in the late ‘90s.

He joins…

Cameron Picton from Black Midi chats to Vaughan about their new album Cavalcade, recorded in lockdown last year. The album released in May represents a reinvention of their practice. Known for shapeshifting and…

Lucy Dacus says she wishes she were more mysterious but that she keeps “saying things that are very personal.” The singer/songwriter continues in this vein by joining Tristen to share her Formative Five…

When Chrystia Cabral played her first-ever show as SPELLLING, in her hometown of Sacramento, California, she was so gripped by stage-fright that she cut short her set, left the stage, left the venue…

The re-appointment of Barnaby Joyce as leader of The Nationals party has put focus on the Coalition's climate policies, especially the likelihood of the Federal Government committing to achieve net zero emissions by…

Writer producer and former Breakfaster Marieke Hardy chats about the event series Better Off Said: Eulogies For The Living And The Dead, which sees a lineup of speakers reflect on the prompt "words…

Overland co-editor Evelyn Araluen joins Beth AQ on The Glasshouse to talk about the literary journal's recently launched Kuracca Prize for Australian Literature. 

Honouring the late Wiradjuri writer, teacher and advocate for First…

“This is the weirdest gig I’ve ever booked,” chuckles Richard Moffat, describing The Punter’s Club Reunion show – just one of many gigs on the program of this year’s Leaps and Bounds festival…

Ongoing attacks on Critical Race Theory and the work of Bruce Pascoe are a continuation of the culture wars that flare up in parliaments and broadcasting studios across the country. IndigenousX founder Luke…

Happy first birthday Mooncake! Can you believe host Small FRY’s entire first year of broadcasting has taken place during a pandemic?! What a trooper. Thanks for bringing the best of the Asian…

In memory of influential avant-garde composer and trumpet player Jon Hassell, who died on 26 June 2021, Millú plays some of his most important works, from his early forays into New Age to…

Hiatus Kaiyote’s new album Mood Valiant is out in the world. Bass player Paul Bender chats to Chris about the making of their third studio album. He says recording an album is difficult…

Post-metal pioneers Deafheaven are back with a new album, Infinite Granite. To celebrate the first single off the release, Requiem For A Scream host Mia Timpano airs her 2019 chat with lyricist…