Michael Collins, aka Drugdealer, doesn’t believe in the pursuit of originality. He says that while aesthetics are important, they’re really secondary to content and story.

‘It’s similar to when people have the same…

Kate O'Halloran leads an all-star cast to present a wrap up of the 2019 AFLW season live from RRR’s Performance Space.

She’s joined by Kirby Fenwick (writer and the creator of the AFLW…

Deborah Conway met Willy Zygier in October 1991 when she needed a guitarist to tour her debut solo album String of Pearls. They began a personal and professional relationship that has flourished…

Playwright and author Michelle Law joins the Breakfasters to tell us about her hilarious play Single Asian Female that’s featuring in Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Michelle’s show is a huge success with a…

Danzal Baker, otherwise known as Baker Boy, has been making waves in the Australian hip hop scene and is a huge inspiration to all.

He is one of Australia’s first artists to rap…

‘I have trouble speaking in-between songs, but, whenever I’m closing my eyes and playing, I feel good, because I’m comfortable.’

Laura Stevenson phones in to chat with Anthony Carew about her fifth solo…

It’s simple. ‘If people are engaged, they don’t drink.’ This is one of the guiding philosophies behind Bar SK’s monthly exhibition series showcasing up-and-coming game developers and local breweries. The first Thursday of…

Missed the glorious final episode of Greening The Apocalypse this week?

Adam Grubb, Sarah Coles and Bushy hit the airwaves together for one last hurrah on Tuesday night. We sure will miss these…

Stephanie Phillips, lead singer and guitarist of UK black feminist punk band Big Joanie, chats with Jazz about the London trio’s debut LP Sistahs, the importance of representation in DIY punk, and…

The government has recently declared that it is in a budget surplus and that it plans to return money to middle income earners. Ben Eltham, regular Uncommon Sense federal politics guru and New…

Khalid Warsame is an essayist, writer and budding furniture maker. His latest work has been published in the new anthology, ‘Growing up African in Australia’, which is a collection of stories and works…

It’s that special time of year where we reprieve those who haven’t yet become part of our wonderful radio community. That’s right, April Amnesty is back with open arms, welcoming slowpokes and newbies…

This week on The Grapevine, Economic and Social Rights Program Manager Joel Townsend from Victorian Legal Aid drops in to discuss Centrelink’s controversial ‘robo-debt’ system. Introduced by the government back in 2016, robo-debt…

‘Nile Rogers talks about Chic, that they wanted to have disco with depth, and I thought “yeah, that’s what I’m trying to do”.’ Chelsea Wilson shares stories and insights on the creative process…

‘After constantly getting into fights my Mum and Dad are like for god sake just give him an Australian name and money so he can buy meat pies.’ Ray Ahn is the bassist…

‘What we’re seeing going on with the Murray-Darling, it’s coming to affect the cities as well. We want to start talking about that and creating art and discourse before it gets here.’ Wominjeka…

Journalist and filmmaker Santilla Chingaipe joins Beth AQ to celebrate the inaugural South African Film Festival of Australia (SAFFA), an event that ‘gives a window into the diversity of the African communities across…

Matthew Ford founded Tenth Court Records in 2014 when he and his brother couldn’t get anyone else to release their band Thigh Master’s 7” vinyl release, Head of the Witch. Their humble…

In a brief moment of rest and relaxation, Erica Dunn of Harmony, Palm Springs, Mod Con and Tropical Fuck Storm (TFS) joins Monique Sebire ‘fresh and full of life’ to discuss some recent…

‘You don’t ask for what you think you can get – you ask for what you want.’ Social researcher and writer Rebecca Huntley tackles the rising political temperature of the nation in her…