For Global Affairs this week, Dr Binoy Kampmark, a Senior Lecturer in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at RMIT University, delves into the current civil war in Sudan. In response…

Michael Harden recommends movies and TV series that do a good job of portraying the restaurant industry; Dr Jen explains how the effect of exclamation marks in our communication; Linden New Art’s curator…

Kee'ahn joins Breakfasters Live to play her new single 'This Is Not The End'.

Melbourne multitalent Marieke Hardy talks about her next installation of Better Off Said for Queenscliffe Literary Festival; book reviewer Fi Wright shares her thoughts after reading On the Calculation of Volume I by…

Writer and broadcaster Marieke Hardy joins the Breakfasters to chat about "Better Off Said: Eulogies for the Living and the Dead", a spoken-word panel event taking place during the Queenscliffe Literary Festival on…

The team burrow into Melbourne's new tunnel; pop culture writer Tara Kenny explains literary dumpster diving; Michael Harden goes all sweet on mandarins, novelist Murray Middleton explores artists' ways with his latest collection…

Writer and performer Lorin Clarke chats about her documentary, But Also John Clarke, in honour of her father; Russel Larke, head gardener at Fed Square, shares all the details about the exciting new…

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…

Beloved children's book author Andy Griffiths joins the Breakfasters to discuss all manner of serious things, such as his latest book You & Me and the Peanut Butter Beast. As a passionate…

Dr Jen prods the impressive brains of 'SuperAgers'; poet PiO gets fired up for Hatred of Poetry; the team swap stories about everyone's favourite frog; Simone Ubaldi brandishes her passion for mystery…