Baseline: Entering the Afrofuturist Planet of ‘TECHNIFRO‑185’ with Nū
Nana is joined in studio by Naarm-based, Ethiopian-Australian sound artist, vocalist and live coder, Fetle Wondimu Nega aka Nū, whose work blends non-Western musical traditions, improvisation and Afrofuturism. Using the live coding program…
The Mission: Sue-Anne Hunter on the National Commission for Aboriginal Children and Young People
National Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People Sue-Anne Hunter joins Uncle Charles Pakana to discuss plans for the new national commission, currently awaiting senate approval.
In her role, Sue-Anne – a Wurundjeri…
Long Distance: Spike Fuck On New and Old Music Ventures
Spike Fuck joins Monika in the studio to chat about his break from music, how it left him longing to return, and how this longing shows up in his new unreleased tracks.
They…
Future Perfect: The 34 Australian Women And Children Stuck In The Al-Roj Refugee Camp
34 Australian women and children currently remain in the Al-Roj refugee camp in Syria. An attempt to leave the camp last week was blocked by Syrian authorities, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has…
Uncommon Sense: Christine Kenneally on Moltbook, Claude Code and the latest AI developments
Christine Kenneally talks to guest host Nick Feik about some big recent stories and developments in the land of AI.
Kenneally is a journalist who writes on science, language and culture. Trained as…
Future Perfect: The Ongoing CFMEU And Big Build Corruption Scandal
Dylan Bird is joined by Benita Kolovos, Victorian state correspondent for Guardian Australia, for an update on the continued fallout of corruption infiltrating the CFMEU and Victoria’s Big Build project, what the latest…
Spin Cycle: Pauline Hanson and the Platform Economy
Jess Lilley and Charlie Lewis pull apart the long-running feedback loop between Pauline Hanson and Australia’s media ecosystem. They trace the arc from Hanson’s 1996 election in Oxley, through to One Nation’s 1997…
Pebbles: Big Freedia Brings the Bounce
Bounce pioneer and New Orleans icon Big Freedia joins Bumpy and Emmy on Pebbles ahead of her headline set at Fed Square. The Queen Diva, who’s taken bounce global and collaborated with the…
Breakfasters: Graeme Base’s Hidden Worlds
Beloved illustrator and author Graeme Base joins the Breakfasters to reflect on more than four decades of picture-book magic, from the global phenomenon Animalia to The Eleventh Hour and The Legend of the…
Frantic Items: Avant Adlay-Ism With Lil Ket And Sidney Phillips
Queenslander underground sensations Lil Ket and Sidney Phillips make their debut at the Triple R studio with an expansive chat on their early forays into music, bittersweet fondness for the Brisbane scene, and…
Byte Into It: The World of the Internet Archive with Jason Scott
Byte Into It is joined by Free-Range Archivist and Software Curator at the Internet Archive, Jason Scott.
Throughout his career, Scott has worked to save the internet's history before it disappears and rescues…
Orange Juice: Lunar Lagoon Return with Drifting Away
Naarm based Alt-electronic group Lunar Lagoon join Tyler on Orange Juice, to discuss and premiere their latest release Drifting Away. They explore the track's process of creation, from almost getting scrapped to self…
Primal Screen: Emerald Fennell Shocks with 'Wuthering Heights'
Flick Ford is joined by Will Cox and Telford Mills to review Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights, a reimagining of Emily Bronte's classic 1847 novel, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
They debate the…
The Good, The Dub & The Global: General Levy, Joe Ariwa and Stick Mareebo Are On Tour Together
Three dub & reggae artists come together in studio to chat about upcoming shows and play us some of their tracks.
General Levy, Joe Ariwa and Stick Mareebo join Systa BB on air…
Uncommon Sense: Dr Alexa Scarlata on today's TV viewing habits and local content concerns
Dr Alexa Scarlata talks about the shifts in viewership away from traditional linear TV services to catch-up and subscription services, and how this affects both the revenues of local broadcasters and the local…
Baseline: Tish King on Indigenous-Led Climate Justice
Nana is joined on Baseline by Naarm-based climate justice advocate Tishiko (Tish) King, a proud Kulkalaig woman from the Island of Masig in the Kulkalgal Nation of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait). Tish is…
Baseline: Ilo Diaz from The Centre Against Racial Profiling on Designated Areas and Systemic Racism
Ilo Diaz from The Centre Against Racial Profiling joins Nana on Baseline to discuss his recently published report, A Tale of Two Cities: The Hidden Geography of Police Powers in Victoria.
The…
Banksia: Benny and Hussein on Through Our Eyes Exhibition at Blak Dot Gallery
Hussein Abdirahman Mohamud and Benny Kimutai Rotich joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their works presented in powerful exhibiton Through Our Eyes.
Emerging photographer, Hussein, spoke about What Remains their collection…
Mooncake Guest Mix: Anie Fann's Lunar New Year in Taiwan
Singer-songwriter Anie Fan 范安婷 shares a Lunar New Year guest mix of deep indie cuts and hideens gems from fellow Taiwanese artists. The mix also includes tracks from her newly released version of…
The International Pop Underground: English Super-Producer Danny L Harle Likes to Listen to His Own Music
Danny L Harle's newly-released second LP, Cerulean, is, he admits, a "low concept album".
Following his super-conceptual first record, 2021's Harlecore, the 36-year-old English composer/producer —a well-known and well-regarded collaborator of…