The Good, The Dub & The Global – 3 June 2025
An episode of The Good, The Dub & The Global on 3 June 2025
Uncommon Sense – 3 June 2025
Glen Morrow fills in for Amy. He speaks with Simon Fenech, journalists Rick Morton and Avani Das, and Dr Anna Welch about the State Library of Victoria's exhibition The World of The Book…
Orange Juice: Flossy
Local musician Flossy joins the show to talk about her debut single, 'Seeing God'.
Future Perfect: Australia’s Post-American Future
Donald Trump’s re-election and ensuing sweeping moves as President of the United States have given renewed urgency to long-standing questions about the future of Australia’s alliance with America.
Dylan Bird is joined by…
Neon Sunset: Little Bands Are Alive Again
Annaliese dives into Melbourne's Little Bands scene with Australian Post-Punk innovator Denise Rosenberg from Primative Calculators, and Musician and Curator Jenny Branagan ahead of RISING Festivals ode to the scene, set to take…
Velvet Haze: Sacred Cowboys And Cong Josie Join Forces
Clara welcomes the leather wearing dream team of Cong Josie and Gary Gray (Sacred Cowboys) to Velvet Haze, to tell all about their upcoming collaboration Sacred Money, with an EP set to be…
Banksia: Nicholas Galanin on Neon Anthem at Dark Mofo
Multi-disciplinary artist and musician Nicholas Galanin from Sitka Tribe of Alaska of Tlingit and Unangax̂ descent joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss Neon Athem presented at Dark Mofo.
Providing space for mourning…
Zero G – 2 June 2025 - Episode 1543: There's Always A Twist At The End (Podcast Title: A Pod By Any Other Name)
We vworp by Ncuti Gatwa's second season in the TARDIS with DOCTOR WHO (DISNEY + STREAMING), flip a mansion in the video game BLUE PRINCE (Published by RAW FURY), and farewell U.S American…
Banksia – Nicholas Galanin on Neon Anthem at Dark Mofo
Multi-disciplinary artist and musician Nicholas Galanin from Sitka Tribe of Alaska of Tlingit and Unangax̂ descent joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss Neon Athem presented at Dark Mofo.
The International Pop Underground: Shura Got Too Sad for Her Friends
The title of the newly-released third LP for English songwriter Shura is plenty evocative: I Got Too Sad for My Friends.
"It's not a criticism of my friends, it's an insight of…