Breakfasters: Dr Binoy Kampmark on the Land Forces Protests
Dr Binoy Kampmark, international relations expert from RMIT University joins the Breakfasters to discuss the Land Forces land defence exposition and the ensuing protests. Held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)…
Far and Wide: Method Acting with Nilüfer Yanya
British singer-songwriter Nilüfer Yanya has recently released her third album, called My Method Actor, her first album released by Ninja Tune.
Steve Wide speaks with Nilüfer about the intimate record, creating a…
Cease & Desist: Police, Pathological Awkwardness & Contextual Nudity with Fat White Family
Fat White Family are returning to our shores this summer to tour off the back of their latest album Forgiveness Is Yours. Front man Lias Saoudi joins Yas on Cease and Desist for…
Culture Shock: Duane Denison of The Jesus Lizard on their first record in 26 years.
For the first time in over 26 years, Texan noise rock royalty, The Jesus Lizard, have released a new album titled Rack. Krishan chats to Duane Dension, guitarist in the group, who…
The Golden Age Of Piracy: Toro y Moi's Formative Five
On the release day of their new album Hole Erth, Chaz Bear, the singer, songwriter and producer behind the project Toro y Moi chats with Tristan about their ‘Formative Five’ songs which…
Banksia: Anaiwan Gedyura artist Gabi Briggs discusses ARKAN & IRBELA at West Space
Anaiwan Gedyura artist Gabi Briggs joined Vanessa Morris to talk about her exhibition ARKAN & IRBELA at West Space.
As the first filmic work from Gabi, it nurtures the legacy of the artists’…
Banksia: Jaadwa composer James Howard on Gikilangangu Wergaia and centring language
Jaadwa composer James Howard joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about upcoming performance Gikilangangu Wergaia at Fringe.
Gikilangangu Wergaia is a collaborative work with Alice Skye and Michael Julian and an exploration…
Velvet Haze: Dilemmas Live in the Studio
Dilemmas play 3 tracks live in the studio and debut their new single, 'Rat King'.
Culture Shock: Noise Rock Legends The Jesus Lizard on Their First New Record in 26 years
For the first time in over 26 years, Texan noise rock royalty, The Jesus Lizard, have released a new album titled Rack. Krishan chats to Duane Dension, guitarist in the group, who…
The Score: Gemma Pol on First Nations Storytelling and Common Ground’s New Season of Leadership
Common Ground is a collective of First Nations people changing systems through storytelling and educational resources. They recently farewelled founding CEO Rona Glynn-McDonald and welcomed incoming CEO, Gemma Pol.
Gemma is a Wiradyuri…
The Score: Palestinian Singer-Songwriter and Producer, YARA, on her EP, Lonely Love Affair
YARA migrated from the land of olives and vines, Palestine, at the age of 12. Her sound is a melting pot of soul, pop, indie R&B, and jazz. She made her debut on…
The Score: Preserving Palestinian Traditions and 'The Food Resistance' with Rahaf Al Khatib
Nana Owusu is joined in studio by Rahaf Al-Khatib, founder of Beit Siti and Falastini Food Truck. Rahaf is a Jordanian-born Palestinian woman raised in Naarm. She founded Beit Siti in 2022 out…
Astral Glamour: Mercury Rev With A New Album And The Same Old Wisdom
Mercury Rev sat down with Joe from Astral Glamour to discuss their new album Born Horses, while sharing nuggets of rock-and-roll wisdom for all students of music.
Unhurried, lush, and serene —…
Future Perfect: From Silence To Sound With Ash Wednesday
Dylan Bird from Future Perfect sits down with Ash Wednesday, a central figure in Australian electronic and avant-garde music, to chat new album and the musical innovations driving it.
After a decade-long break…
Breakfasters: Patricia Piccinini Is Sculpting Conversations At FUSE Festival
Patricia Piccinini took time to chat with Dan, Nat, and Monique from Breakfasters to discuss her upcoming keynote speech at the FUSE Festival, as well as AI in the multimedia space, and the…
Queer View Mirror: McKenzie Wark’s New Memoir is a Transformative Triptych of Self-Reflection
McKenzie Wark, writer and theorist joined Sam Elkin of Queer View Mirror to chat about her new memoir, AI’s place in literature, and her upcoming Australian tour.
Based in New York, McKenzie is…
Frantic Items: Basically A Conversation With Mabe Fratti
Mexico City based cellist and vocalist Mabe Fratti dials in from her home studio a year on from her first Australian tour and Triple R studio visit, having released album of the year…
Son of Crawdaddy: Down The Line With Nick Charles
Acoustic blues and roots guitar musician Nick Charles joins Max Crawdaddy in the studio to chat about his latest album Further Down The Line, as well as perform a couple of tracks…
Neon Sunset: A Decade into the Sunset
Join us for this huge live to air celebration from the RRR Performance Space for 10 years of Neon Sunset! Annaliese recounts the currents of Melbourne music that have helped shape the show…
The Golden Age of Piracy: Mystery Shopper’s Formative Five
Tristen Harris, host of The Golden Age of Piracy, invites Hank Clifton-Williamson (aka Mystery Shopper) to explore his formative five and reveal his musical influences. Hank’s breathtaking flute and piano work is…