Jess, Charlie and Rachel chat with digital strategist and author Ed Coper to discuss his book Angertainment, which unpacks who is manipulating and benefitting from the online anger economy. In a world…

Meriki Onus, Gunnai and Gunditjmara activist and newly elected Co-Chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, joins Daniel James on The Mission to discuss stepping into leadership during a pivotal moment for…

Sarah is joined by co-founder and co-host of Lamestream Media, Osman Faruqi, to dig into the wild and ever-changing media and political landscape in Australia.

Is there a Zack Polanski or Zohran Mamdani…

Charlie and Rachel are joined by writer and author Patrick Marlborough to dissect the Abbott vs Downer battle for the Liberal Party presidency, unpack what Michael Gawenda's factually-challenged essay reveals about the declining…

Jess and Charlie speak with RMIT journalism lecturer and Triple R broadcaster (host of Future Perfect on Monday mornings) Dylan Bird about World Press Freedom Day, before dissecting the chaos of the White…

Guardian Australia's chief investigations correspondent, Christopher Knaus, joins Spin Cycle to discuss his recent investigation into the death of Bikram Lama, a young Nepali man who died homeless in Sydney's Hyde Park.

Bronwyn tells of an old teacher getting schooled by Oprah; writer and comedian Kate McLennan takes us behind the scenes of the second season of Deadloch; Marieke Hardy treats us to a book…

Bronwyn makes an effort to win the Girlfriend of the Year Award; journalist explains his essay on bravery in politics for The Australian Institute; Simone Ubaldi has watched It Was Just An Accident …

On his tour to Australia, the Breakfasters are joined by former financial trader turned hit economics YouTuber and best selling author, Gary Stevenson.

He discusses his observations of Australia's economics during his time…

Jess Lilley and Charlie Lewis pull apart the long-running feedback loop between Pauline Hanson and Australia’s media ecosystem. They trace the arc from Hanson’s 1996 election in Oxley, through to One Nation’s 1997…