Breakfasters featured a very special guest on Monday morning – the one and only Daniel Burt dialling in over the phone from his sofa, after being a sorely missed presence on the show…

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…

Izzy Burns encourages dating in real life with her Crush Club: Speed Dating; Nat describes her ideal dinner party theme; the team discusses the historic win by Zhoran Mamdani in New York; Christine…

Author Kate Mildenhall talks about her new novel The Hiding Place; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how to grow watermelons; film reviewer Anthony Carew has seen Yorgos Lanthimos newest adaption Bugonia; the team invents…

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…