Byte Into It: Climasens Co-Founder and CEO on Climate Change Resilience
This week, Byte Into It welcomes Joseph Glesta, the Co-Founder and CEO of Melbourne and New York-based Climate resilience intelligence software company Climasens. Founded in 2017, Climasens aims to combine interests…
SmartArts: Malthouse Theatre's Co-CEOs Discuss 2026 Program
Richard Watts invites Malthouse Theatre’s co-CEOs Vivia Hickman (executive producer) and Dean Bryant (artistic director) onto SmartArts to chat about the theatre's exciting 2026 season.
As well as touching on what audiences can…
The Good, The Dub & The Global: Celebrating Reggae Pioneer Jimmy Cliff
Systa BB pays tribute to a musical legend on The Good, The Dub & The Global this week - Jimmy Cliff, who sadly passed away at the age of 81.
For reggae fans…
Teenage Hate: Post Punk Band DEN Are Going Back To Their Roots
Micky Grossman from Sydney post punk band DEN joins over the phone to speak to Tim Scott about the group’s new record, Post Pink.
The album was recorded to tape at Stranded…
Brutal Realms: 3rd Birthday Special
Brutal Realms just turned three-years-old! To celebrate, it's a Brutal spectacular, with guests and single premieres aplenty.
Kicking it off, we hear the new track by Citrus Buzz, 'Ghost Ship Chapter One'. Stu…
Queer View Mirror: Dennis Altman on Righting My World
Jono chats with Dennis Altman, a founding father of gay liberation and internationally acclaimed activist and academic, about his new book Righting My World: Essays from the Past Half-Century.
Feel The Floor: Blake.08 Delivers Love Letters to His Hometown on 'From Sydney With Love'
A deeply personal and musically rich body of work, From Sydney With Love spans 15 years of artistic evolution, drawing from his early roots in UKF dubstep and electro to his refined sound…
Future Perfect: The Future Of Higher Education In Australia
Dylan Bird is joined by George Williams, Vice Chancellor of Western Sydney University, to understand the variety of issues currently facing Australia’s higher education sector and students and how universities can chart a…
Baseline: TEN DAYS on Debut Feature 'Pasa Faho' and Collective Collaboration
Co-founders of TEN DAYS join Nana Owusu on Baseline to delve into the making and global reach of their debut comedy-drama, Pasa Faho. Based in Naarm/Melbourne, TEN DAYS is a film collective…
Future Perfect: What Does Labor Stand For?
Despite a thumping win in this year’s federal election and the current disarray of the Coalition, the Labor government has favoured incremental change rather than pursuing an ambitious policy agenda.
Dylan Bird is…
Breakfasters: Bri Lee on Antarctica, Svalbard & Seed
Investigative journalist and author Bri Lee joins Breakfasters to discuss Seed, her new Antarctica-set novel inspired by the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. She reflects on discovering the vault in 2020, just as…
Culture Shock: Stardust, Sobriety & Danny Brown
Hip-hop’s resident oddball and experimental vanguard Danny Brown joins Krishan Meepe to talk sobriety, hyper-pop reinvention, and his new album, Stardust.
Fresh off his tour, Danny dives into the stripped-back “two turntables…
Radiotherapy: Dr Simon Wilding On Cuts To Cohealth
The Radiotherapy team is joined in the studio by Dr Simon Wilding, to discuss the urgent situation currently faced by Cohealth due to a lack of funding, resulting in a plight of GPs…
The Mission: Blackfire are Back With 'Solar Eclipse'
Uncle Charles Pakana is joined by Taungurung man Grant Hanson, the co-founder, songwriter, vocalist and rhythm guiatrist of Australian First Nations rock band Blackfire, following the release of their brand new album Solar…
The Golden Age Of Piracy: Lloyd Swanton From The Necks Shares His Formative Five
Tristen Harris invites Lloyd Swanton from Australian jazz trio The Necks to share his Formative Five and discuss some of his biggest musical inspirations.
The Necks are one of Australia’s most celebrated jazz…
Indigenuity: Why Yurlu | Country Is A Must-See Documentary of 2025
This week on Indigenuity, Krytal De Napoli is joined by Banjima Traditional Owner Johnnell Parker to discuss Yurlu | Country, a documentary which portrays the final year of her uncle Maitland…
Baseline: Why Are Black and Afrocentric Music Festivals Getting Cancelled?
With festival season on the horizon, creatives and music event producers Beź Zewdie and Noah da Costa join Nana Owusu on Baseline to delve into Australia’s live music scene. They break down the…
Banksia: Maree Clarke and Chloe Jones on Kaiela Arts Editions exhibition Unseen Country
Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta, BoonWurrung, and Wemba Wemba artist Maree Clarke and Yorta Yorta woman and Kaiela Arts Curator and Gallery Manager Chloe Jones join Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about upcoming…
Radiotherapy: Writing To Engage the Public with Dr Ranjana Srivastava
Dr Ranjana Srivastava, oncologist and award-winning writer discusses her new book Every Word Matters, and how she has combined the art of powerful language and her unique perspectives in the medical space to…
Off The Record: Alison Ferrier & Tanya-Lee Davies' Dual Single Launch
Tanya-Lee Davies and Alison Ferrier are both launching singles at The Lomond Hotel on the 22nd of November. These incredible artists join Brian to talk through their creative processes, and their inspirations for…