Sampa The Great On The Distant Sky
Sampa The Great makes her Australian return this month, bringing the rapper’s long-awaited An Afro Future stage show down under.
Before stepping onstage for her first extraordinary performance at RISING, Sampa joins…
Marcus Stewart Joins The Grapevine To Talk Treaty And Reconciliation Week
Marking the start of Reconciliation Week, The Grapevine are joined by First People’s Assembly of Victoria, Assembly Co-Chair and Nira illim bulluk man of the Taungurung Nation, Marcus Stewart.
Marcus speaks to Kulja…
Indigenuity: Director Alec Morgan On New Film ABLAZE
Multi–award winning director Alec Morgan joins Krystal on Indigenuity to talk about his new film ABLAZE, which tells the extraordinary story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker, Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man Bill Onus.
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Radiotherapy: Dr Mya Cubitt On Why Our Emergency Departments Are At Crisis Point
Our hospital emergency departments are currently buckling under immense pressures. To address the unprecedented crisis facing the country’s health care system, the Radiotherapy team are joined by Emergency and Acute Medical Unit Physician…
Einstein A-Go-Go: How A Melbourne Scientist Plans To De-Extinct The Thylacine
The very last Tasmanian Tiger tragically perished at the Hobart Zoo in 1936, when it’s keeper accidently left it outside. Eight decades on from its extinction, Melbourne-based scientists may have the key to…
Sean O’Beirne Talks Helen Garner On Breakfasters
As part of Black Inc.'s Writers on Writers series, Melbourne author Sean O’Beirne reflects on the life and writing of Helen Garner in a brilliant new essay.
He joins Breakfasters to talk about…
Ed Kuepper and Jim White On The Distant Sky
They booked a tour before they had even played together, and now they’re collaborating at RISING Festival for the second time. Ahead of their June 8 show, Ed Kuepper and Jim White join…
Emma Peel Drops In On Breakfasters To Talk PBS Radio Festival
With the PBS Radio Festival officially kicking off on Monday, broadcaster extraordinaire Emma Peel (Switched On, Saturdays 1pm-3pm) drops by the 3RRR studios to chat to the Breakfasters about this year’s…
The Grapevine: The Shouse That Lithuania Built – How A Local Dance Duo Made It Big In Europe
After spending the last year celebrating the unexpected not-so-overnight success of their single ‘Love Tonight’ playing across the festival stages and radio stations of Europe, Shouse – the local duo comprised of Jack…
Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa Joins Maps To Talk New Albums, Imposter Syndrome And Zac Hanson
To mark the release of Warpaint’s long-awaited new album Radiate Like This, Fee B-Squared is joined on Maps by drummer/musician and producer Stella Mozgawa.
Over the course of the pair’s conversation, Stella…
Radio Marinara: Help Clean Up The Surf Coast This Sunday
A Cleaner Coast is a not-for-profit, community-run environmental organisation based on the Surf Coast. This Sunday, May 22 they are holding the 3228 Beach Clean-up and Afterparty, inviting residents and visitors to…
Dr Kimberly Humphrey Talks To Radiotherapy About How Climate Change Is Directly Impacting Australia’s Health
Ahead of this week’s federal election, Radiotherapy are joined by Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA) deputy chair Dr Kimberly Humphrey to talk about the impact that climate change is already having on…
Off The Record: Ry Cooder On How The Blues Brought Him And Taj Mahal Back Together
In part one of a two-part interview, Legendary guitarist and Off The Record regular Ry Cooder calls into the show to chat about his reunion with Taj Mahal, 50 years in the making…
Freya Josephine Hollick Shares Her Formative Five
Expect the unexpected as Freya Josephine Hollick shares her Formative Five with Tristen Harris on The Golden Age Of Piracy. From Gene Clark to Aretha Franklin, the Ballarat-based country/folk musician has a diverse…
Jenny Hval Joins Breaking And Entering To Discuss How Melbourne Influenced Her New Album
Having lived in Melbourne in the early 2000s, Norwegian artist Jenny Hval has a unique connection with the city. It seems especially fitting then, that Hval join Simon Winkler on Breaking and Entering…
Dr Josephine Caust Joins SmartArts To Ask The Big Questions About Arts And Culture In Australia
Does Australia need a national Ministry for Culture? Can the arts be de-corporatised? Ahead of the federal election, Richard Watts is joined by Associate Professor Josephine Caust to discuss these questions and other…
Uncommon Sense: Bruce Pascoe And Bill Gammage Explain Aboriginal Land Care Through Fire And Farming
Writer and farmer Bruce Pascoe and historian Bill Gammage join Amy to discuss their new book, Country: Future Fire, Future Farming. They explain how Aboriginal people were, and are, farmers and agriculturalists –…
Uncommon Sense: John Keane Explains The History of Democracy And Its Punk Qualities
John Keane, Professor of Politics at University of Sydney joined Amy to discuss his latest book, The Shortest History of Democracy. John explains the lesser known origins of democracy in Syria-Mesopotamia, its…
Uncommon Sense: Johann Hari Explains Why Your Attention Was Stolen From You – And How To Get It Back
Amy speaks in-depth with best-selling author Johann Hari about his new book, Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention. Johann explores the attention crisis and the many factors as to why we have…
Uncommon Sense: Jennifer Peedom On Her Film RIVER – An Ode To The Arteries Of The Planet
Director Jennifer Peedom discusses her new film, RIVER. The film explores the life and death of rivers and how humanity’s fortunes are intrinsically tied to them. RIVER is the sequel to the 2017…