Uncommon Sense: Philosopher A. C. Grayling On How To Build Your Own Philosophy Of Life
British philosopher and best-selling author A. C. Grayling joins Amy in the Triple R studios for a very special in-depth conversation. Anthony tells us how we can consciously build our own philosophy of…
REPRESENTED: Guest Feature Mix - DJ On Milk
This Radiothon 2024, Represented is showcasing the incredible talent that fills the RRR airwaves!
Enter DJ On Milk aka Emily Yarram. She's one half of the proud Noongar sister duo Bumpy &…
Future Perfect: Pop Filter’s Guide To Airbnbs And Naming Songs
Lachlan Denton from Naarm/Melbourne collective Pop Filter joins Dylan Bird in the studio to talk about their new album, naming songs and maintaining creative playfulness.
Fresh from recording their new album Ray and…
The Mission: Journalist and Academic Amy McQuire on the State of Australian Media
Darumbal and South Sea Islander woman, Amy McQuire joins host of The Mission Daniel James to talk about her new book Black Witness: The Power of Indigenous Media. The pair talk about the…
Banksia: Paola Balla on immersive film installation Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa
Wemba Wemba and Gunditjmara artist, educator and writer Paola Balla joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk all about Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa.
Originally commission through Shadow Spirit exhibition curated by Kimberley Moulton…
Breaking and Entering: Exploring the World of Allee Willis with Director Alexis Spraic
Director Alexis Spraic joins Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler on Breaking and Entering to discuss her documentary The World According to Allee Willis screening as part of MIFF's Music on Film program. The…
Neon Sunset: Kim Salmon Gets What He Deserves
Australian music luminary Kim Salmon joins Annaliese on Neon Sunset for a reflective chat about his career and in particular - the 80s, during his time in swampy, noisy post-punk band The Scientists.
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Einstein A Go-Go: Chatting with Professor Doug Hilton, the CEO of the CSIRO
Dr Shane is joined by longtime friend of Einstein A Go-Go and the CEO of the CSIRO, Professor Doug Hilton AO.
A molecular and cellular biologist and previous director of the Walter and…
Queer View Mirror: The 30th Anniversary Of The Tasty Nightclub Raid
In 1994, over 50 Victorian police officers stormed Tasty Nightclub – arresting, detaining and strip-searching hundreds of party goers in front of each other.
Now known as the notorious Tasty Raid, the night’s…
REPRESENTED: Feature Mix - Mooncake 200
Mooncake (hosted by DJ SmallFRY) recently celebrated a whopping 200 episodes on the RRR airwaves! To celebrate, SmallFRY recorded a live two hour mix full of talent from all over the Asian diaspora…
Get Down: The Ambient Grooves of Khruangbin
Ahead of their 2025 Australian tour, guitarist for Texan psych-funk band Khruangbin Mark Speer phones into Get Down to talk to Chris Gill.
The band have just released their fourth studio album A…
Breakfasters: Adam Elliot, Director of Memoir of a Snail (2024)
Adam Elliot is an Academy award-winning stop-motion animation filmmaker. His latest film, Memoir of a Snail (2024) has taken a decade to make and is premiering at this year's Melbourne International Film Festival's…
Banksia: Jazz Money on new poetry collection mark the dawn
Wiradjuri poet and artist Jazz Money joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about new poetry collection mark the dawn which is a celebration of community and gathering, while negotiating the legacies of…
Banksia: Sherene Stewart and J-Maine Beezley update us on YIRRAMBOI 2025 and Barring Yanabul
Sherene Stewart and J-Maine Beezley of YIRRAMBOI join Vanessa Morris on Banksia to update us on commissions announced for the 2025 festival and Barring Yanabul.
New commissions will be developed and premiere at…
Breaking and Entering: Exploring Russian House II
Lauren and Simon speak to Yasmine Sharaf of Cease and Desist and Jazz of Spaces Within Space, two of the curators of Russian House II. The sequel to their first event in…
Breakfasters: Dr Tom Heenan on the Other Side of the Olympics
Dr Tom Heenan, Lecturer in Sport and Australian Studies at the Monash Intercultural Lab, speaks to some of the less discussed elements of the Olympics: class, race, the impact of the Olympics on…
Culture Shock: Pat McCarthy from 'Enclave' on "TO THE LOST" - a suicide awareness and prevention festival
Pat McCarthy from Eora/Sydney band 'Enclave' talks us through the hardships of mental health in music communities, and the need to destigmatize conversations on suicide.
REPRESENTED: Guest Featured Mix - Billy Shears
Billy Shears is a RRR fill presenter - you might’ve heard him on Double Bounce or Fakefasters sometime in the last half-dozen years.
He usually mentions his mum once a show and plays…
The Mission: Paul Paton on the Victorian Opposition's Proposed “Crack Down” on Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Approvals
Paul Paton is a proud Gunnai, Monaro and Gunditjmara man and CEO of the Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations. He talks with the host of The Mission Daniel James about the Victorian…
Banksia: Kobie Dee on reflective new EP Chapter 26 about personal life journey
Gomeroi artist Kobie Dee joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their new EP release Chapter 26.
Featuring singles Warriors & Storytellers, Statistic and Father’s Eyes, Kobie spoke about how the EP…