Kate Leaver is a journalist and author who has just released her book Good Dog, which delves into the curious and special bond that has evolved between canines and humans. Kate chats…

Comedian, podcaster and former Breakfaster Josh Earl has, like many artists, been forced to rejig his live show as a result of the ongoing coronavirus restrictions. After having dates and shows cancelled, Josh…

Stolen Moments and Beat Orgy merge this week for April Amnesty in a very special edition of “Stolen Orgy” (the crossover spectacular that usually only happens for Radiothon).

From Joy Division to Blondie…

Allysha Joy tells Chris Gill she’s “doing what she can and trying to stay on top” during her pandemic hometime. She says she’s been making a lot of music “especially with a surge…

Singer/songwriter Mwanjé joins Highly Melanated’s Eva Lubulwa for a profound and wide-ranging conversation, covering identity, music and much more.

Judith Lucy, broadcaster, best-selling author and comedy superstar of the stage and screen, joins Breakfasters to chat about her upcoming stand-up special Judith Lucy Vs Men. Her stand-up show toured nation-wide for…

Beth AQ has an eye-opening chat with Johanna Bell, executive producer of Birds Eye View, a new podcast that documents the lives of the women incarcerated at Darwin Correctional Centre. An example…

Heavy swamp metal Castlemaine duo DEAD have just released their new LP, Raving Drooling, a rollicking and thick brew of sludgy bass and relentless percussion. Mia gets the lowdown from drummer Jem…

Ella Simons from School Strike for Climate phones in to discuss how students can remain politically active in the fight for climate justice during the COVID-19 pandemic. She explains the particular activities that…

Chef and hospitality consultant Russell Bald shares his top tips for making gnocchi at home, and finally settles the debate over what it should be classified as. “It’s not a pasta,” Russell tells…

Scott Lacey, drummer and vocalist from rhythm ’n’ blues ravers The Breadmakers, joins The Australian Mood’s Neil Rogers and reassures him that the release of their first album in over a decade…

September 19th 2019 marked 100 years since construction began on Australia’s iconic Great Ocean Road. To honour the historic date and the people who made it happen, filmmaker Jac Tonks made a documentary…

Legendary American rock, country, and folk singer Lucinda Williams has made an astonishing 15 albums over her 40-year career. On her latest album, Good Souls Better Angels, the 67-year-old draws influence from…

Author, lawyer and Chair of Digital Rights Watch Lizzie O’Shea discusses the government’s planned contact tracing app to deal with the spread of coronavirus.

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You might not have heard the phrase “surveillance capitalism”, but if you’ve used the internet, you’re part of it. For years Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook offered free services in exchange…

An archival episode of the Skull Cave for you to enjoy, as we celebrate the life and legacy of Stephen Walker on what would have been his 70th birthday today, 17th April.

It’s been fascinating to watch the ways different art galleries and art museums have responded to the closures created by COVID-19. Many galleries have allowed people access to their digital archives, however the…

Boasting more than 7000 visitors a day, the State Library of Victoria is Australia’s oldest and busiest public library. Sadly, just after undergoing an $88.1 million facelift, the much-loved institution was forced to…

Karlie Alinta Noon is a Gamilaraay woman and astrophysicist. Despite having a hard time with primary and secondary school, Karlie went on to become the first Indigenous woman in Australia to graduate with…

Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day’s tragic and preventable death in December 2017 was referred to the Department of Public Prosecutions following the coroner’s request for an inquisition into criminal negligence. Last week, after…