In 1993, two Triple R broadcasters dropped the Chipmunks version of 'Achy Breaky Heart' on air. Those broadcasters? Phil Wales (former host of Monday Mourning, Blokes You Can Trust and Byte Into…

If Judith Lucy can catch two trains, a tram and make it from the other side of the river to join Sarah, Daniel and Gez for an on-air appearance on Breakfasters, as…

Jen Cloher joins Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine to perform live on Breakfasters and help RRR thank all the amazing people who’ve dug deep to ‘subscribe to continue’ this Radiothon.

As so many other…

Author, stand-up comedian and unofficial Melbourne monarch Catherine Deveny joins the Breakfasters team to make some pitches to convince even the most sceptical of non-subscribing listeners. She also says a bit on how…

Banana Lounge Broadcasting host Dave Graney is joined by extra special guests, including TFS’ Gareth Liddiard; radio icon Tony Martin; Go-Go Sapiens, Emily Jarrett and Will Hindmarsh; and Dave’s partner Clare Moore. Tony…

Freshly back from balmy Sicily, Elspeth Scrine of local electronic R&B trio Huntly (whose LP Low Grade Buzz was Triple R’s Album of the Week in March) visits Breakfasters for a chatty Radiothon…

The Glasshouse’s Beth AQ is joined by Nadia Niaz and Saaro Umar to discuss the West Writers Forum, taking place at the Footscray Community Arts Centre from 31 August to 1 September…

Listen back to one of The Ghost's Radiothon shows from 2008! 'It only takes a second for us to take down your particulars,' as he would say...

HTRK’s Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang join Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler to talk about Venus in Leo, the band’s first release in five years.

As Jonnine points out, the fact that…

Cable Ties join Breakfasters live in the studio and threaten to ‘hold the listeners to ransom’ before they play their new release, ‘Sandcastles’.

Jenny and Nick tell Sarah, Gez and Daniel about how…

Jazz flute maestro Nestor Torres drops in to New & Groovy ahead of four nights of Cuban, Puerto Rican, and classically-influenced music at Birds Basement Jazz Club, between 14th and 18th August.

Bringing…

Author and essayist Melissa Lucashenko was recently awarded the 2019 Miles Franklin award for her seventh novel, Too Much Lip. Melissa joins host of The Mission Daniel James to discuss her process as…

Omar Musa, the award-winning poet, author and rapper from Queanbeyan, NSW, discusses Since Ali Died, his new one-man show at Arts Centre Fairfax Studio, on Breakfasters. Omar talks about its adaptation…

Celebrating The Big Issue’s 15th Fiction Edition, deputy editor Kathrine Smyrk chats to Backstory host Mel about the curating of another bumper issue of short stories penned by established and emerging writers.

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Peter Asher (one half of pop duo Peter and Gordon) and Albert Lee (UK guitar legend) are in the country to play shows together throughout August. From Joe Cocker to Buddy Holly, these…

Isabel Peppard and Josie Hess are the directors of Morgana, a film that’s screening a MIFF and tells the true story of Morgana Muses, an Albury housewife who became an icon of feminist…

Sarah Blasko, Sally Seltmann, and Holly Throsby from Seeker Lover Keeper tell Fee B Squared how to bring it back for their new album Wild Seeds before dropping some cheeky self-effacement and eventually…

Max Crawdaddy introduces the Teskey Brothers, playing live in the Triple R Performance Space on 7 August 2019. They play tracks from their Triple R Album of the Week Run Home Slow.

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‘I’m more excited than ever before.’ Henry Wagons returns with his first album in five years, Songs from the Aftermath. From performing brain surgery to rearing children to cowriting around the world, Henry…

There is a sacred birthing tree, just outside of Ararat in rural Victoria, where over 50 generations of Indigenous Australians have been brought into the world. This tree is over 800 years old…