In case you missed it last week: Christian White joins the Breakfasters to discuss his new book The Wife and the Widow.

With his first novel, The Nowhere Child, breaking records…

Ruby Hamad, a Lebanese-Syrian journalist and author who was raised in Australia, created a wave of discussion with her 2018 Guardian article ‘How White Women Use Strategic Tears to Silence Women of Colour’…

Breakfasters talks to independent journalist, author and filmmaker Antony Loewenstein about his new book Pills, Powder, and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs. Antony shares his long researching journey over five…

Uncle Jack Charles describes himself as a ‘born again Blakfella’ because of his evangelical desire to reconnect with Aboriginal heritage. Taken from his mother as a baby and raised in a variety of…

Academic, writer and activist Dennis Altman confesses his unrequited love for the United States, a romance that began with his involvement in the Gay Rights Movement of the early ‘70s ‘and ended with…

UK music journalist, songwriter, author and punk historian Vivien Goldman has a far-reaching chat with Woody about her remarkable life in the punk scene of London in the late ‘70s and about her…

Breakfasters talks to Walkley Award winner, ABC journalist and host Annabel Crabb about how women’s expectations around work, parenting and life balance have changed, but men’s have not.

However, men – especially millennial…

Josephine Rowe fills us in on her new novel 'Here Until August', and Lisa Dempster runs us through the 11th annual 'Booklovers Festival'.

A news headline isn’t just a headline. For many (maybe most) people, it’s the whole story because we just don’t click through and actually read the story very often. So when headlines detailing…

Amy picks the brain of distinguished historian Professor Deborah Lipstadt, author of Antisemitism: Here and Now.

Deborah recounts her successful defence of a libel suit brought by Holocaust denier David Irving in…