Banksia: Aaron Wyatt discusses Digital Echoes at Deadly Fringe
Noongar, Yamatji, and Wongai man, a violist, composer and software developer Aaron Wyatt joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about new work Digital Echoes at Fringe Festival.
Created in collaboration with Speak…
The Distant Sky: Delivery Are Operating At Full Force
Bec & James from Beloved DIY Garage punk band Delivery join Kate in the studio for a chat about their new single ‘Operating At A Loss’ and newly announced album due out in…
Get Down: Dancing Like No One’s Watching With Ezra Collective
Chris Gill gets on the line with bandleader & virtuoso drummer Femi Koleoso of Mercury-Award winning British jazz quintet Ezra Collective about their latest album Dance, No One’s Watching Now.
They dig into…
Press Colour: Traversing Boundaries With Anna Butterss
Adelaide raised and LA based bassist Anna Butterss has had a really busy year playing and releasing music with experimental jazz collective Small Medium Large (SML), as well as releasing their own solo…
Future Perfect: Flinging into Spring with The Wheeler Centre
The Wheeler Centre’s annual event ‘Spring Fling’ has returned for a third year, bringing a heap of conversations, storytelling events and Q&A panels to the city.
This year’s theme is ‘Wild Abandon’ and…
SmartArts: Subverting the Love-Triangle With Chasing Dick
When writer, director and non-binary powerhouse Dax Carney-Hanrahan was challenged to create a play for regional Victoria, they decided to go back to basics.
What better way to bring people into the lived…
The International Pop Underground: Naima Bock's 2nd LP is a Wildly Beautiful Record About Getting Older
"I don't think I can be an authority on getting older," says Naima Bock. "But it's kind of a nice crossroads, being in your late-20s."
The 27-year-old, London-based songwriter is talking about her…
The International Pop Underground: LA Songwriter Kate Bollinger Recorded Her Debut LP Almost Entirely Live
After a decade of releasing singles and EPs, Kate Bollinger has finally issued her debut album. The Virginia-born, California-based songwriter's first full-length set is titled Songs From A Thousand Frames of Mind…
The Australian Mood: On The Road Again With Machine Translations
Greg Walker – better known as Machine Translations – is back on the road, touring with fellow seminal 90s band High Pass Filter, for their double double album launch. For Machine Translations, it's…
Queer View Mirror: Hasib Hourani on Palestinian Resistance in New Poetry Collection 'rock flight'
Hasib Hourani is an award-winning Palestinian-Lebanese writer, editor, arts worker, and educator based on Wangal Country. He joins Gemma, Hamish, and Sam to talk about his debut poetry collection, rock flight, which…
The International Pop Underground: Christian Lee Hutson Comes Up With Characters to Feel His Own Feelings
Midway through a promotional conversation with Christian Lee Hutson, his dog kills a bird. In all the interviews on The International Pop Underground over the years, this is the first one to contain…
Eat It: Jennifer Wong & Lin Jie Kong on Chopsticks or Fork? Recipes and Stories from Australia's Regional Chinese Restaurants
Jennifer Wong and Lin Jie Kong join Cam to talk about their new book, Chopsticks or Fork? Recipes and Stories from Australia's Regional Chinese Restaurants, which captures the stories of ten very…
O'Tomorrow: Playing Loosely with Warm Currency
Warm Currency is a project featuring Matthew P Hopkins and Mary MacDougall. The two have been busy working on a new record that will be released later this year.
The duo join Down…
Brutal Realms: Community in the Metal Scene with Kilat
Local black metal band Kilat joins Brutal Realms for a special Radiothon interview with host Stu Carlson. Vocalist, Karina Utomo, reflects on her time as a host on Triple R's Requiem for a…
Byte Into It: Digital Rights Watch chair Lizzie O'Shea on Privacy and Misinformation
Hosts, Vanessa and Dan, invite Digital Rights Watch chair, Lizzie O’Shea, to discuss the future of privacy and misinformation on the internet.
O’Shea elaborates on the recent enquiry on the privacy and misinformation…
Banksia: WAARI on new single WILT and upcoming EP MUKI
Naarm-based emerging interdisciplinary artist, musician, writer, and visual artist, WAARI joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about new single release WILT from the upcoming six-track EP MUKI which is expected in November.
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Banksia: Celeste Liddle on resistance and military-industrial complex Pine Gap
Arrenrnte woman, writer, social commentator and activist Celeste Liddle joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about being guest editor of Archer Magazine’s resistance edition and article From Pine Gap to Gaza.
Through…
Frantic Items: Escaping The Chaos Of NYC With Allegra Krieger
Singer-songwriter Allegra Krieger dials in from a sidewalk in Queens for a chat with Charlie Miller about her brand new album Art of the Unseen Infinity Machine.
Together they dig into the…
Vital Bits: A Whimsical Adventure with Kerryn Fields
Fresh back from Americana Fest in Nashville, Kerryn Fields joins Tim On Vital Bits for a talk and a tune or 2 ahead of her performance at The River Folk Festival in Warburton…
Off The Record: The Incomparable Ingenuity of Eno
It is impossible to understate the contribution that Brian Eno has made to the creative world over the past 50 years. Be it as a producer, shaping our sonic landscape with some of…