The Mission: A Tribute To Charley Pride
Host of The Mission Daniel James pays tribute to country music legend Charley Pride and explains his significance to First Nations communities across the country.
The Avalanches Explain Their Space Odyssey On Breaking And Entering
Ann Druyan met her now husband Carl Sagan, an American astronomer, when they were curating the Voyager Golden Records, which are onboard the Voyager spacecraft – the first spacecraft launched with no set…
Rolling Blackouts C.F. Go Full Steam Ahead On Banana Lounge Broadcasting
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, like many others, had shows cancelled this year due to the pandemic and had to figure out new ways to keep making music “through strange forms of recording”. Their…
Neon Sunset: Alison Mosshart Looks Back On 20 Years of The Kills
Over their 20 years of existence, The Kills have always pushed against their self-imposed limitations. Their new collection, Little Bastards, brings together singles, live cuts and covers from their first decade together…
The Australian Mood: Raul Sanchez On What Magic Dirt Is Doing Today
To mark the 20 year anniversary of What Are The Rock Stars Doing Today – a classic album from Magic Dirt – the band are reissuing the record on vinyl. Raul Sanchez joins…
Son Of Crawdaddy: Blues Portrait ー A Profile Of The Australian Blues Scene
Local artist Pauline Bailey speaks about her book Blues Portrait ーA Profile Of The Australian Blues Scene, released last year. Pauline talks to host Max Crawdaddy about the 46 blues musicians she…
A Beat Orgy Tribute To MF DOOM
On the first day of this new year, news broke that acclaimed British-American rapper and producer MF DOOM, known for his clever wordplay, myriad collaborations, and supervillain stage persona, had passed away on…
The International Pop Underground's Top 36 LPs Of 2020
The 21st Annual IPU Albums-of-the-Year Countdown.
The Mission: Bruce Pascoe On His 2020
Author and Yuin man Bruce Pascoe joins host Daniel James to talk about his year ー from fighting bushfires, to being the centre of attacks from right-wing cultural warriors, to the release of…
Get Down: Malesh P On His New Single “U Got Me”
The winner of the Get Down funkiest hip hop track of 2020, Malesh P, joins Chris to chat about his new single. After taking some time off music this year, Malesh P is…
Requiem For A Scream: A Chat With Prog Guitarist Plini
On the last episode of Requiem For A Scream for the year, Mia chats with renowned Sydney prog guitarist Plini about his long-awaited sophomore LP, Impulse Voices. Plini, regarded as one of…
Breakfasters: How The New Body Image Chatbot KIT Offers 24/7 Support
Radiotherapy’s own Dr. G-Spot joins the Breakfasters to discuss the world-first body image chatbot, KIT, a collaboration with the Butterfly Foundation, that provides 24/7 online support for people with body image issues…
Local And/Or General: Shelby From Muma Ganoush Gives Us The Rundown On ‘The Big Beam’
Shelby from Muma Ganoush calls in to give the rundown on their debut album, The Big Beam, including collaborating with local musicians and how experimenting with mixing techniques allowed her to discover new…
International Pop Underground: On Her New EP & In Lockdown, Nilüfer Yanya Asks Existential Questions
On her second EP, Nilüfer Yanya wielded a title that was a pointed question: Do You Like Pain?
Now, on her latest EP, the 25-year-old English artist is posing another surprisingly-deep, deeply philosphical…
Breakfasters: 150 Years Of Melbourne Town Hall
What do The Beatles, ABBA, Elizabeth Taylor, and boxer Lionel Rose all have in common? They've all stood on steps of the Melbourne Town Hall or waved to fans from the famous portico…
The Mission: Dr Lois Peeler On William Cooper’s Legacy
Sunday the 6th of December 2020 marked the 82nd anniversary of a remarkable piece of Australian history. When William Cooper and the Australian Aborigines League heard of Kristallnacht in far off Europe, he…
Breakfasters: Reducing Your Waste, Not Your Resources With Anita Vandyke
Anti-waste evangelist Anita Vandyke says the term ‘zero waste’ can feel very daunting for people. The rocket scientist joins Breakfasters to chat about her new book A Zero Waste Family and explains that…
Vocal Minority: Héritier Lumumba – What's In A Name?
"Your name is a vibration. Every time you repeat it, it's an affirmation. If a picture tells a thousand words, than a symbol tells a thousand pictures and your name is a symbol…
International Pop Underground: Japan’s Cuushe Makes Therapeutic, Defiant Dream-Pop
Cuushe – Japanese musician Mayuko Hitotsuyanagi – has just released her fourth album, Waken. It marks a return: it's Hitotsuyanagi's first Cuushe LP in seven years, and first major release since her…
Radiotherapy: A Palliative Care Doctor Explains The Importance Of ‘Advanced Care Planning’
Dr. Sonia Fullerton is a palliative care doctor at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre with an interest in ‘advanced care planning’, which involves organising who would speak on your behalf in the case…