Breakfasters: Mostafa Azimitabar’s Tale of Detention, Freedom and Creative Expression
Kurdish refugee and artist Mostafa ‘Moz’ Azimitabar joins the Breakfasters to share his story of detention, freedom, creativity, and advocacy. After fleeing Iran, Moz was detained for eight years by the Australian government…
Literati Glitterati: Lucinda 'Froomes' Price's Memoir on Narrow Beauty Ideals and Self-Worth
Lucinda ‘Froomes’ Price joins Mel Fulton to discuss her debut memoir, All I Ever Wanted Was To Be Hot – a funny, provocative look at thirty years of Western beauty standards. Through witty…
Banksia: Jamahl Yami on single release Blood Majik with Kawel Che
Naarm-based Waanyi Gangaliida hip-hop artist Jamahl Yami, originally from Gimuy (Cairns) in the naughty north, joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about single release Blood Majik ahead of shows with Barkaa…
Banksia: Bumpy reflects on returning home to Noongar Boodja and creating performance Tooni
Noongar artist Bumpy joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk the upcoming debut of performance Tooni with the Australian Art Orchestra at the Arts Centre as part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
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Breaking and Entering: Revisiting Guy Blackman's Adult Baby 16 Years Later
Guy Blackman, co-founder of Chapter Music and beloved Triple R broadcaster, joins Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler on Breaking and Entering to discuss the long-awaited vinyl issue of his 2008 album Adult Baby…
Eat It: Getting Obsessive With Attica's Ben Shewry
Beloved local chef and food icon Ben Shewry (Attica) joins Cam Smith for wide ranging chat about his brand-new book Uses For Obsession: A Chefs Memoir.
Described by many as a manifesto, something…
Frantic Items: Staying Intact With Office Dog
Before setting off on their first American tour, Kane Strang of Office Dog calls in from Auckland. The band have just released the Doggerland EP, following on from their debut album Spiel out…
Radiotherapy: Isabelle Oderberg's New Book Exploring the Nuances of Miscarriage
Journalist Isabelle Oderberg joins Dr Nick, Prudence Dear, Dr Sonia, and Miss Diagnosis to talk about her new book, Hard to Bear: Investigating the science and silence of miscarriage (Ultimo Press) which explores…
Indigenuity: Shelley Ware on One Year Since the Failed Voice Referendum
Guest host Maddi Miller chats with Shelley Ware, a proud Yankunytjatjara and Wirangu woman and columnist for the Koori Mail, reflecting on one year since the failed referendum where the country disappointingly voted…
Represented: Guest Feature Mix - Mothafunk
On this week's Represented, we hear a guest mix from the Motha - DJ, journalist, radio broadcaster, self proclaimed Black music historian and dance floor queen, Mothafunk (aka Crissy Collins). Hailing from…
Frantic Items: Mara Schwerdtfeger's Layers Of Sound
Sydney based sound artist Mara Schwerdtfeger calls in from a residency in Ubud to discuss her new album At Every Corner, which collects field recordings and performances from the last few years…
Respect The Rock: Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan On 90s music, Foolish Turning 30 And College Town Music Scenes
Caitlin Ramsay links up with Mac McCaughan, the lead singer of iconic North Carolina indie-rock band Superchunk and founder of beloved indie label, Merge Records ahead of their upcoming Australian tour celebrating the…
The Score: Mo'Ju Pays Tribute to Beloved Musician Jack Colwell
Mo'Ju pays tribute to beloved singer-songwriter Jack Colwell, who we sadly lost one week after announcing a forthcoming album. He has been described as "an incredibly gifted, unique, and once-in-a-generation type of artist"…
Culture Shock: 'Karma Dance' on their new dance production "Temple of Desire"
Govind, Divya, and Anya from Karma Dance drop in to RRR studios to chat about their new dance production "Temple of Desire", how colonisation severed the connection between spirituality and sensuality in Indian…
Frantic Items: Pelican Daughters On Their Real World Ambience
Charlie Miller chats with Sydney based musicians Andy Rantzen and Justin Brandis from Pelican Daughters about their upcoming album, It’s Time My Friend, their first in 15 years. The duo recorded real…
The Score: Cienan Muir Brings Indigenous Pop Culture to Life with INDIGINERD
Guest host Mo'Ju welcomes Cienan Muir, a Yorta Yorta and Ngarrindjeri man, to discuss INDIGINERD, a platform dedicated to celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creativity in pop culture. INDIGINERD is not just…
Literati Glitterati: KYD’s New Australian Fiction 2024 Anthology with Suzy Garcia
Mel Fulton chats with Suzy Garcia, editor of Kill Your Darlings (KYD), to discuss their latest anthology, New Australian Fiction 2024. Launched as a print quarterly in 2010, KYD has since evolved…
Brutal Realms: Burial Pit’s Jack Thomas on Metal, Pedals and Next Album
Stu Carlson sits down with Jack Thomas from Burial Pit to discuss their upcoming tour and new music. Known for their violent sludge sound, the Melbourne/Sydney band has previously supported acts like Full…
Neon Sunset: Ben Portnoy on Solo Work, Touring Bush and Videography
Ben Portnoy of punk outfit C.O.F.F.I.N. joins Annaliese to discuss his exciting new solo project. He shares the vibrant scenes of uptown Marrickville to the rugged beauty of northern Western Australia, where he…
Indigenuity: Andrew Krakouer's New Children's Book on Parental Incarceration
Proud Minang (Nyoongar) and Inggarda (Yamatji) writer and former AFL footballer, Andrew Krakouer, joins Krystal to talk about his recently released children’s book, My Dad’s Gone Away, co-authored with Jaqueline Dinan which…