The team run through the woes of being fire warden; UK comedian Phil Wang gets custody of his moustache; Dr Jen touches on the weird science of tickling; Bron looks into being sort-of…

Professor Mary-Ann Lea joins Radio Marinara ahead of World Penguin Day to unpack the IUCN’s recent decision to list emperor penguins and Antarctic fur seals as Endangered on the Red List. The decision…

Byte Into It is joined by Free-Range Archivist and Software Curator at the Internet Archive, Jason Scott.

Throughout his career, Scott has worked to save the internet's history before it disappears and rescues…

Backyard Buzz turns its focus to urban nature, with two conversations exploring how cities can better support wildlife. Ecologist Dr Jacinta Humphrey discusses birdlife around Melbourne, from eastern rosellas and yellow-tailed black cockatoos…

Following his latest piece in The Conversation, guest host Jessamy Gee is joined by Colin Klein, a Professor in the School of Philosophy at the Australian National University. The article Are animals…

Writer and producer Tony Briggs talks about writing from the heart; Jonathan Schuester explains why he is a personality hire rather than a competence hire; environmental historian Rochelle Schoff takes us through the…

Dr Jen highlights an interesting link between the size of someone’s signature and narcissism; Nat has immersed herself in french food terminology; Neil Cabatingan aka Kya Neil talks about the community discussion event…

Lab grown quail meat has recently been approved for consumption in Australia.

For Food Interlude, Michael Harden joins the Breakfasters team to discuss its creation process, as well as his experience of eating…

Dr Shane is joined by Kelly Clitheroe, President of DarkSky Victoria and the Section Director at the Astronomical Society of Victoria in Geelong. Kelly is passionate about the need for dark skies not…

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…