Still resonating down the decades, Nevil Shute’s 1957 novel On the Beach is a frightening study of the end of the world. Written after Shute immigrated to Australia from the UK, On the…

Daniel is joined by Bruce Pascoe to chat about his book Young Dark Emu: A Truer History.

Dr Amee Baird discusses her new book, Sex in the Brain; Breakfasters book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy offers her take on Chris Fleming’s On Drugs; Writer, Musician and Superfluity host Casey Bennetto…

Daniel chats with Noongar woman, Claire G. Coleman about her second novel, The Old Lie. Then Daniel is joined by CEO of the Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC), Richard…

Novelist and Superfluity co-host Christos Tsiolkas pops into Breakfasters to chat about his latest book, Damascus. The book focuses on the life of a Jewish tent-maker named Saul, more widely known as…

Scientist Chris KP explains the concept of dog years; Award-winning author Bri Lee’s new essay, Beauty, reflects on how beauty standards impact the way we interact with ourselves, and when she joins the…

Helen Garner is one of Australia’s most prominent writers. A feminist, novelist, short story writer, screenwriter and journalist, Helen’s work spans fiction, non-fiction and reportage. Her latest book, Yellow Notebook Diaries Volume 1 …

Award-winning author Bri Lee drops in to discuss her new offering, Beauty, which is a reflection on the pernicious ways that beauty standards shape the ways that we interact with ourselves. Bri discusses…

The team get a visit from Melbourne illustrator and designer Beci Orpin, who talks about the inspiration behind her new book Take Heart, Take Action; Michelle Bennet returns to the studios and gives…

Writer Maxine Beneba Clarke chats about her latest book, The Saturday Portraits.