Brutal Realms: The Importance Of Experimenting And Avoiding Cemeteries With Geld
Cormac from local experimental hardcore act Geld, joins Stu to talk about the band’s third LP Currency // Castration - their debut on iconic metal imprint Relapse Records.
The pair talk about blending…
Queer View Mirror: Dennis Altman Queers Crime Fiction
Sam and Hamish speak to historian, academic and gay rights activist Dennis Altman about camping up the crime genre with his debut novel Death in the Sauna.
Primal Screen: Cormac McCarthy’s Big Screen Legacy
Flick is joined in the studio by Cormac McCarthy specialist Dr Julia Tulloh Harper, and two pay tribute to the writer’s work on the page and beyond, including film adaptations of The Road…
Breakfasters: World Refugee Day Telethon With The ASRC's Kon Karapanagiotidis
On World Refugee Day, and the ASRC’s annual Telethon, Kon Karapanagiotidis joins Fakefaster Dylan Bird in the studio to talk about what we can do to stand with refugees and asylum seekers.
Eat It: What's Cookin' At Rosa's?
After an extended hiatus, Cam’s back, and he’s hungrier than ever. He chats with the formidable Sicilian chef Rosa Mitchell about what she’s cooking at home, including a sustainable cured fish dish, and…
Far and Wide: Digging Into Django Django's Love Of UFOs And Escapism
Dave Maclean of Django Django joins Steve to talk about the band’s fifth album, Off Planet. The pair discuss UFO-ology, and the idea of escapism - both in the sense of literally escaping…
Breaking And Entering: Nabihah Iqbal In The Mix
UK Musician, producer, DJ and broadcaster Nabihah Iqbal joins Lauren in the studio to talk about her RRR album of the week DREAMER. She also jumps behind the decks for a very special…
Breakfasters: Killing Time And Talking Deadloch With The Kates
Kates McLennan and McCartney tell the Brekky team that they’ve swapped the whiskey fuelled all-nighters (ha!) for early mornings and periscope reading glasses, balancing comedy and drama in Deadloch – their rollicking feminist…
Breakfasters: Alena Lodkina On The Inspiration For PETROL
After the award-winning success of her debut feature Strange Colours, Alena Lodkina is back with new film PETROL, an enigmatic and surreal portrait of a formative artistic friendship. She talks to Nat…
Banana Lounge Broadcasting: Ed Kuepper On Formidable Reputations And Erotic Postcards
Dave Graney is joined by legendary Australian musician Ed Kuepper to discuss the recent vinyl reissues of his classic albums Electrical Storm and Honey Steel’s Gold.
Ed talks about his so-called "formidable…
Queer View Mirror: "We Don't Do Simple. We Go Hurrah"
Ahead of the Miss Fa'afafine Victoria Pageant in Hoppers Crossing on Saturday 24 June, president of Pacifique X Marqy Kitione and contestant Telesia Burnley chat with the QVM team about Queer Pacifika pride…
The Golden Age Of Piracy: How Courtney Barnett Inspired Alex Lahey To Tell Her Own Story
Melbourne singer-songwriter Alex Lahey has just released her most ambitious record yet, The Answer Is Always Yes.
She dials in from the US to share her Formative Five with Tristen. Alex takes us…
Respect The Rock: How Protomartyr Found Love And Made Their Most Upbeat Record Yet
Joe Casey from Detroit post-punk heroes Protomartyr joins Nicole Tadpole to talk about the band’s new album, Formal Growth In The Desert.
The record reflects on a time of huge transition for…
Mooncake Guest Mix: Nightjarr Deep Dives Into Influences and Inspirations
Gadigal via Hong Kong producer and DJ Nightjarr deep dives into artists that have inspired her and influenced her music production, from the likes of Ta-ku, DIDI HAN, Cabu, ((( O ))) &…
Byte Into It: Social Media Science In Full Bloom
It’s citizen science – but the unintended kind. Professor Adrian Dyer of Monash University joins the Byte team to share his research into the effects of climate change on flowering plants. His methodology…
Banksia: Uncle Kutcha Edwards Reflects On Waripa Ceremony And New Song 'Mother Tongue'
Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta, Nari Nari songman Uncle Kutcha Edwards joins Vanessa Morris for a yarn where they reflect on Waripa ceremony performed at the Forum as part of RISING, as well as…
Neon Sunset: The Henry Rollins Takeover
Punk icon, spoken word artist, radio host and music fan Henry Rollins joins Annaliese as co-host on Neon Sunset, picking out some of his current fave tunes and telling a few grand…
Breakfasters: Playwright Declan Furber Gillick Examines Contemporary Australia in 'Jacky'
Arrernte playwright, artist, educator, performer and musician Declan Furber Gillick chats to Daniel, Nat and Simon about his latest work Jacky, a gritty new play about brotherhood, culture and capital – and…
Off the Record: Americana singer Joy Oladokun on her latest album 'Proof of Life'
Growing up in Arizona as the first-generation daughter of Nigerian immigrants, Joy Oladokun yearned to hear more experiences like her own reflected in the music she heard on the radio. Joy took to…
Mystifying Melbourne: A Knight's Tale
He's Australia's pre-eminent – and only – full-time knight and world jousting champion, and he's hurtling on horseback to Kryal Castle this long weekend. Sir Phillip Leitch dis-armours for Aisha, and dishes some…