Breakfasters: Clementine Ford is Ready To Give Her 'Love Sermon'
Clementine Ford is a writer, podcaster and feminist community builder. Known for her books including Fight Like a Girl, Boys Will Be Boys and How We Love, she is now bringing…
Frantic Items: Travelling Through Porous Time With Lucrecia Dalt
¡Ay! is a major departure in the cinematic work of Colombian musician Lucrecia Dalt. Taking solace during the pandemic in the Latin American tunes that surrounded her in the family home growing up…
Radio Marinara: The Orcas are Going O(r)ff!
Dave Donnelly is back on Radio Marinara to talk all things whales!
Dave chats to Bron, Anth and Kade about the recent mass strandings that is occurring in Tasmania and beyond. A repeat…
The Golden Age of Piracy: Dara Kiely from Gilla Band selects his Formative Five
Named as a primary influence by both Idles (in their Formative Five no less) and Fontaines DC, the Dublin 4 piece Gilla Band (fka Girl Band) have just released their blistering 3rd LP…
Banana Lounge Broadcasting: In Conversation With Steve Gunn
Philadelphia-raised, New York-based guitarist and songwriter Steve Gunn is currently touring Australia, celebrating his sixth album Other You. From his hotel room in Sydney, Steve phones in to Banana Lounge Broadcasting for…
Stolen Moments: Rest in Jazz Pharaoh Sanders
A mix in memory of Pharoah Sanders. A man who’s saxophone vibration was felt and loved by punks to classically trained musicians. His sound gave us beauty and spirituality. The man pushed boundaries…
Frantic Items: Carmen-Sibha Keiso On Light Music
The first of many appearances by Carmen-Sibha Keiso on Frantic Items. For this occasion, Carmen primes us for her collaboration with feedback master Bonnie Mercer at a big ACMI multimedia night in response…
Eat It: Ela! Ela! (Come, Come!) On A Journey With Chef Ella Mittas
Ella Mittas is a chef and writer who's recipes and food writing has been featured in The Design Files, Broadsheet and The Saturday Paper. She joins Cam on Eat It to…
The Cave: JG Wilkes (Optimo) In The Mix
JG Wilkes is one half of Optimo, Glaswegian DJ duo known originally for their club night Optimo Espacio, a weekly Sunday-night club based in Glasgow, Scotland at the Sub Club, the longest running…
The Distant Sky: June Jones is Making 'Pop Music For Normal Women'
June Jones joins Kate Kingsmill to discuss her new self-released record Pop Music For Normal Women. She talks about the process of songwriting as being cathartic, her love for pop music and…
Einstein A Go-Go: Dr Sandro Demaio Breaks Down Vaping
Dr Sandro Demaio is the CEO of VicHealth and a globally-renowned public health expert. He joins Dr Shane and the Einstein A Go-Go team to discuss the harms of vaping, in particular on…
International Pop Underground: 2nd Grade's Power Pop Miniatures Draw on Rock History, Seinfeld
Across three albums out front of Philadelphia combo 2nd Grade —2018's Wish You Were Here Tour, 2020's Hit To Hit, and 2022's Easy Listening— Peter Gill has penned a run…
Mooncake Guest Mix: Wytchings Explores Themes of Horror and Romcom Films and Vulnerability
Based on Gadigal Land, Wytchings is a Vietnamese-Australian experimental producer, exploring self-expression and storytelling through their music. Wytchings' guest mix takes on theme of horror and romcom films and vulnerability, sharing artists such…
The Cave: Lisa Miller In The Mix, Celebrating 'Car Tape' 20 Years On
Lisa Miller reminisces with Woody on The Cave following 20 years since the release of Car Tape. Car Tape is a cover album that was based on the joy of discovering new…
The Grapevine: Is A Minimum Wage For Musicians Sustainable?
With submissions to the new government’s cultural policy in full swing, one of the more discussed proposals is for a minimum wage for musicians. The proposal, brought froward by Musicians Australia, proposes a…
The Australian Mood: Art Of Fighting Celebrate Their Debut Album's 21st Birthday
With their debut record Wires turning 21 this year, Art of Fighting are celebrating its big two-one with a deluxe vinyl reissue of the album and an Australian tour. Ollie from the band…
Queer View Mirror: How a Traumatic Experience Became Transformative for ALOK
Queer View Mirror have a vibrant & authentic discussion with acclaimed writer, artist and comedian ALOK. They detail how six years ago they had a traumatic experience while on tour in Melbourne, and…
Breakfasters: Gary Foley On 'Ningla-A'Na', the Single Most Important Film on the Aboriginal Struggle
Professor Gary Foley is an academic, historian, writer, actor and renowned activist, who, among a lifetime of achievements, helped establish the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra. In 1972, two Italian filmmakers documented the…
The Grapevine: Behind 'History is Calling', The New Educational Campaign For The Indigenous Voice To Parliament
With the constitutionally enshrined Indigenous voice to Parliament aiming to go to a referendum next year, the educational campaign behind the proposed changes has started to kick into gear. History is Calling is…
The Distant Sky: Private Function Still On Top!
PF still on top!
Fresh from dropping their new single “I'm This Far Away (From Being the Worst Person You've Ever Met)”, Chris Penney from Melbourne rock institution Private Function drops by The…