Gunditjmara and Bundjalung singer-songwriter and activist Uncle Archie Roach joins Beth AQ for her first show of 2021. For Archie, music has been “part of my life and part of my healing”. His…

Breaking And Entering’s Simon Winkler catches up with Lottie Pendlebury － or as fans prefer to call her, Lottie Clottie Cream － from South London indie quartet Goat Girl.

Lottie shares her…

SNAICC is the peak non-government agency responsible for advocating for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Catherine Liddle is the newly appointed CEO of SNAICC and she joins Mission host…

Clare Wright is a La Trobe University history professor and author whose latest Griffith Review essay – “Masters of the Future or Heirs of the Past?” – explores the history of mining in…

The Weather Station's new, fifth album is called Ignorance. Tamara Lindeman, the 36-year-old Canadian songwriter behind the project, knows that it's a loaded word. When she first told her partner she was…

Dr Jen returns to Breakfasters for the first Weird Science of 2021, bringing good news for dog lovers! Not only can your pooch be your best friend, there’s science supporting that they make…

On the first birthday of Full Circle, host Millú plays a special guest mix put together by Melbourne DJ and producer Different Shades (Skylab Radio, LOADING_ERROR). The mix, which features a plethora…

In 2015, England and Wales criminalised coercive control – a pattern, typical in domestic abuse, that includes an “alternation between compassion, even periods that feel like love, and punishment”. What would it look…

Surrounded is a five-week show that attempts to make sense of what our media chooses to elevate, why and how (airing Thursdays 7pm to 8pm). In their debut episode, co-hosts Jess Lilley and…

On the occasion of its 50th anniversary, The Kinks’ eighth studio album Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One is getting the deluxe re-issue treatment. Mick Avory, the group’s drummer, joins Brian…

Join Far And Wide’s Steve Wide as he delves into the memories of Young Marble Giants’ Stuart Moxham. Celebrating 40 years of acclaim and a re-release of their one and only album…

Samira hosts the first-ever episode of The Score – a show that goes “in-depth on stories that don’t necessarily make the headlines, but have massive impacts on the day-to-day lives" of under-served communities…

On Double Bounce, Vaughan chats with Pa Salieu about his debut mixtape album Send Them to Coventry. The British-Gambian rapper (who was just voted Artist of 2021 in the BBC New…

The imminent rollout of COVID vaccines in Australia will require more than just an effective vaccine to be successful. The supply, transportation and distribution of these vaccines will be key to a successful…

Dannika's debut album is called Gems. And the songwriter —28-year-old Melburnian Dannika Horvat— is at pains to point out that the LP isn't named after valuable jewels, but something far more humble…

Are you a fan of origami and paper planes? Well, Breakfasters has something for all you paper fans out there. Only this is bigger － heaps bigger.

Polyglot Theatre’s Artistic Director and Co-CEO…

With the Therapeutic Goods Administration recently approving Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine for use in Australia, a whole lot of people have a whole lot of questions about vaccines. Luckily, Einstein A Go-Go has a…

The music industry was hit hard by COVID-19 and is still feeling the impacts. Dr Catherine Strong, a Music Industry Lecturer at RMIT, recently completed a study exploring how people working in music…

Host Neil Morris is back on air with the first episode of Still Here in 2021. He interviews Meanjin-based artist DancingWater about the inspiration behind their recent release “White Noise” and much more.

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Share The Spirit is a free festival presented by Songlines Aboriginal Music in partnership with Arts Centre Melbourne, held on Survival Day, Tuesday 26 January. This year’s line-up featured: Kee’Ahn, Uncle Archie Roach…