On this episode of Literati Glitterati, fill-in host Fi Wright is joined by award-winning Aboriginal author, poet cultural activist and social commentator, Dr Anita Heiss, as they delve into the process of…

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…

World-renowned DJ and producer, Mark Ronson joins Simon to discuss his memoir, Night People: How to Be a DJ in '90s New York City.

Ronson dives deep into the ongoing debate of USB…

Beacons of local laughter Kyran and Rhys Nicholson crack open the red cordial for Comedy Republic's 5th birthday; uplifting author Jacinta Parsons shares some lessons on living with her new book, A Wisdom…

Award-winning local author Katherine Brabon joins to Mel to discuss themes in her latest book, Cure. The book explores chronic illness, mother-child dynamics, and what it's like to live with an illness without…

Food historian Lauren Samuelsson describes the significance of Women's Weekly; tech talker Vanessa Toholka explains the proposed social media ban for under 16s; Nat stores her secrets in her note-taking app; Sarah Frith…

Mel's first guest is Emily Maguire, discussing her recently-released book Rapture. In the second half of the show, Mel explores Australian Gospel: A Family Saga with author Lech Blain.

Joseph Abboud is the owner of RUMI restaurant, and goes into how Middle Eastern cuisine has shaped Melbourne culture; Michael Harden celebrates the life of culinary giant Greg Malouf; book reviewer Fi Wright…

Hosts Cameron Smith and Matt Steadman are joined by Australian chef, food critic and activist Matthew Evans.

Evans delves into his new book titled MILK: The truth, the lies, and the unbelievable story…

The Literati Glitterati Salon returns for edition #2.

Mel Fulton is joined by novelists and legends Peggy Frew and Ella Baxter to discuss Miranda July’s sparkling new novel, All Fours. Together they…