Future Perfect: A Podcast About Escalators?
Dylan Bird is joined by Lindsey Green to chat about her former podcast People Movers, a cult series that celebrated escalators, ahead of her show Lindsey Green’s Escalator Podcast Reunion as part…
Off The Record: A Life of Jazz With Bill Frisell
Ahead of his appearance at this year's Melbourne International Jazz Festival, legendary American jazz guitarist Bill Frisell catches up with Brian Wise.
For over 40 years, Bill Frisell has become one of the…
Banksia: Mo'Ju on live release with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Wiradjuri Filipino artist Mo’Ju joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about live album release Mo’Ju with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
Mo'Ju shared reflections about the importance of this performance and record, as…
Feel The Floor: Guest Mix with ENERGY11
ENERGY11 are redefining what it means to bring raw emotion to the dancefloor. With a sound rooted in UKG, hard-groove, breaks, and tech-house, their hardware-driven process delivers both impact and intimacy. Their debut…
Neon Sunset: The Inevitable Partnership Of Jim White and Ed Kuepper
Long time friends and Australian music royalty, Ed Kuepper (The Saints/Laughing Clowns) and Jim White (Dirty Three) chat with Clara Slewa about their new collaborative album, After the Flood.
After decades of…
Queer View Mirror: Bringing Indie Game Celeste to life
Queer View Mirror's Sam Elkin speaks with Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry, the masterminds behind the beloved award-winning indie videogame Celeste, released back in 2018. The game follows the player character Madeline…
Uncommon Sense: Judith Bishop on her new essay 'A.I Will kill/save us'
Justine Costigan (filling in for Amy) chats with poet, linguest, translator and technology writer Judith Bishop. She discusses her latest piece for the the ABR, an essay titled A.I Will kill/save us: Hype…
Future Perfect: So You Want To Own Greenland?
Dylan Bird is joined by author and political analyst Dr Elizabeth Buchanan to chat about where Donald Trump’s ambition for the US to take over Greenland fits in a very long and fascinating…
Future Perfect: The Dangers Facing Refugee Protections
Dylan Bird is joined by David Manne, Executive Director of Refugee Legal, to unpack the state of refugee protections globally and in Australia, following the Trump administration urging countries to align with the…
Teenage Hate: A Tribute To Trouble in Mind Records
Trouble in Mind Records, the Chicago label that has released a steady stream of essential underground punk and garage-rock for more than a decade, has decided to call it a day.
Bill and…
Breaking and Entering: Harvey Sutherland talks about upcoming album Debt and performs an exclusive DJ mix
Melbourne producer and synth specialist Harvey Sutherland joins Lauren and Simon on Breaking and Entering to discuss his new album Debt and play an exclusive live DJ mix, including some unreleased tracks. Harvey…
Frantic Items: Momma All The Time
Welcome To My Blue Sky, the fourth album from New York based Momma, has taken the band to indie rock star status. Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman dial into Frantic Items from their…
Future Perfect: George Megalogenis Celebrates Triple R Radiothon!
Dylan Bird is joined by journalist, author and longtime Triple R subscriber George Megalogenis to chat about his relationship with the station from 1979 to now, update on Australian politics for good measure…
Future Perfect: Jacinta Parsons, Graveyarders And Radiothon!
Dylan Bird is joined by Triple R legend Jacinta Parsons and Graveyarders Ali and Aiden to chat about their individual journeys to the station and to celebrate the final days of Triple R’s…
The Mission: The Importance of First Nations Media with Wally Tallis
Guest host Uncle Charles Pakana speaks with Wally Tallis about the role and importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led media. Wally is of Torres Strait Islander and South Sea Island descent with…
Queer View Mirror: Writer Jeffrey Buchanan On His New Book, The Birds Began To Sing
New Zealand writer Jeffrey Buchanan joins Queer View Mirror on the phone this week to discuss his newest work, The Birds Began to Sing.
Jeffrey explains to show hosts Sam Elkin and…
The Distant Sky: Not Drowning, Waving Celebrate Tabaran’s 35th Anniversary
David Bridie from Australian group Not Drowning, Waving joins Kate Kingsmill on The Distant Sky to discuss the 35th anniversary of the band's fifth record Tabaran.
Tabaran was released in 1990 in…
Spin Cycle: Evelyn Araluen on the Closure of Meanjin Journal
Poet and co-editor of Overland Evelyn Araluen comes on to Spin Cycle to discuss the sudden closure of Meanjin, an Australian literary magazine that has been publishing for 85 years. After Melbourne…
Breakfasters: Adalya Nash Hussein is Editor of New Interdisciplinary Literary Journal, Loom
Writer and editor Adalya Nash Hussein comes in to chat about new national interdisciplinary literary journal, Loom. In a climate that has recently shown itself to be hostile to literary journals, Loom…
Einstein A Go-Go: Kelly Clitheroe on Light Pollution and Dark Skies' Impact on Our Health
Dr Shane is joined by Kelly Clitheroe, President of DarkSky Victoria and the Section Director at the Astronomical Society of Victoria in Geelong. Kelly is passionate about the need for dark skies not…