Future Perfect: Karla Grant on 33 Seasons of Living Black
Ahead of NITV’s flagship program Living Black returning for its 33rd season, Dylan Bird is joined by Walkley Award-winning journalist and proud Western Arrernte woman Karla Grant to dive into the show’s evolution…
Queer View Mirror: Cassie Workman's You Are Here
In the midst of the 40th Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Australian Comedian Cassie Workman visits the studio to discuss her show You Are Here.
Written whilst preparing to leave her residence in the…
Queer View Mirror: Fiona Kelly McGregor's The Trap
Australian Novelist, Essayist and Art Critic Fiona Kelly McGregor joins Queer View Mirror, to discuss their latest release, a Historical Fiction called The Trap.
Set in Sydney 1942, in the same…
Queer View Mirror: Queer Clash Ice Hockey Comp
Queer View Mirror welcomes Zoe and Holly from Southern Lights Ice Hockey Club, to discuss Queer Clash, an inclusive ice hockey tournament for LGBTQIA+ communities around the country.
They discuss their journey…
Uncommon Sense: Dr Alison Pouliot Takes Us On A Global Fungi Foray
After an extended hiatus, Amy Mullins returns to the airwaves and is joined by ecologist and author Dr Alison Pouliot to speak about her two latest visually and textually immersive books. They are…
Baseline: Sunny Adcock on the "Death" of Entertainment Reporting
Nana is joined on Baseline by Sydney-based journalist, culture writer and Head of Editorial at Missing Perspectives, Sunny Adcock, to unpack the state of entertainment reporting.
Sunny breaks down the difference between…
Sometimes Always: Celebrity Narratives with Brodie Lancaster
Sarah Smith is joined on the inaugural episode of Sometimes Always for a wide-ranging conversation with writer, critic and fellow Tigers tragic, Brodie Lancaster.
Prompted by an episode of Billy Corgan's podcast The…
Banksia: Cooee on Creative Collaboration and Debut LP Messengers
Musicians and visual artists, Mark Chester Harding and Gunai woman, Kirli Saunders both make Cooee and joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk all about debut album Messengers.
They spoke about the…
Baseline: Crystal Simeoni on Pan-African Feminism and Economic Justice
Nana is joined on Baseline by Kenya‑based Pan‑African feminist Crystal Simeoni, Executive Director of The Nawi Afrifem Collective (Nawi Collective), an African feminist political economy collective.
Crystal breaks down what it means…
Baseline: The Sophie Duker Show and the Politics of Comedy
Nana is joined by London-based writer and comedian Sophie Duker during her run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Sophie traces her comedy journey, from performing in an improv troupe at Oxford University…
The Mission: Douglas Smith on Armed Transit Officers in the NT and the Impact on Aboriginal Communities
Mirning and Kokatha man and Guardian Australia's Indigenous affairs reporter, Douglas Smith joins host of The Mission Daniel James to discuss the NT government’s decision to arm transit officers and its potential impact…
The Mission: Rachel Perkins on Shaping Our Understanding of Australia Through Story
Renowned Arrernte and Kalkadoon filmmaker Rachel Perkins joins host of The Mission Daniel James to discuss reframing Australia’s history and combating false narratives through storytelling, drawing on her landmark works First Australians and…
Queer View Mirror: Fernanda Dahlstrom's The Framing
When author Fernanda Dahlstrom was eight, her mother was incarcerated, leading her idyllic Queensland childhood to be shattered. Her latest novel The Framing spotlights Fernanda as an adult and Lawyer in the Northern…
New & Groovy: Alex Pertout’s Viajes
Percussionist and composer Alex Pertout joins New & Groovy to discuss Viajes (Travels), a new album shaped across Cuba, Argentina, Chile, Australia, New York and India. Built over years of experimentation, the…
Future Perfect: The global consequences of the US and Israel’s attacks in the Middle East
Dylan Bird is joined by Dr Emma Shortis, Director of the Australia Institute's International & Security Affairs Program, to break down Donald Trump’s threat to end Iran’s “whole civilisation”, the fate of NATO…
SmartArts: Felicity Ward on Queerness, Chaos & Starting Over
Actor, writer and comedian Felicity Ward joins SmartArts to discuss her Melbourne International Comedy Festival show I Wish I Could Come Out of My Shell. Based in London, Felicity brings a signature candour…
Future Perfect: Sleaford Mods on Aus Tour, Collaborations and The Demise of Planet X
Just ahead of back-to-back shows in Melbourne, Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn of Sleaford Mods sit down with Dylan Bird to chat about touring Australia, putting together their latest album The Demise of…
Banksia: Poro of FAMILI On EP BLOODFIRE and Upcoming Talanoa
Papuan Melanesian artist, fundraiser and social architect, Poro of FAMILI joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to catch up about FAMILI following the release of EP BLOODFIRE and ahead of their upcoming Talanoa.
Poro…
Literati Glitterati: Anita Heiss On Her Latest Novel 'The Paradise Pact'
On this episode of Literati Glitterati, fill-in host Fi Wright is joined by award-winning Aboriginal author, poet cultural activist and social commentator, Dr Anita Heiss, as they delve into the process of…
Einstein A Go-Go: Victoria's Summer Of Climate Whiplash With Dr Andrew Watkins
This summer, Victoria experienced the worst fire danger since Black Summer in 2019-2020, with record-breaking heat and flash droughts that fuelled more than 200 fires in the state. Within a week, residents of…