Andrea Carson is a Professor of Political Communication in the Department of Politics, Media and Philosophy from La Trobe University. She joins guest host Emma Buckley Lennox on Spin Cycle to talk about…

Ette Media's Antoinette Lattouf joined Spin Cycle guest presenter, Emma Buckley Lennox to discuss the silencing of former New York Times jounrnalist, author and war correspondent, Chris Hedges.

Hedges, slated to address the…

Jess, Charlie and Rachel invite freelance journalist and author of Slick, Royce Kurmelovs, to share some insights following the government’s announcement of its lacklustre 2035 emissions reduction target (or should we say range)…

Poet and co-editor of Overland Evelyn Araluen comes on to Spin Cycle to discuss the sudden closure of Meanjin, an Australian literary magazine that has been publishing for 85 years. After Melbourne…

Poet and co-editor of Overland Evelyn Araluen joins Jess, Charlie and Rachel to discuss the sudden closure of Meanjin, after Melbourne University Publishing decided that the 85 year old literary journal was no…

Jess, Charlie and Rachel are joined by ABC reporter Nabil Al-Nashar followed by anti-fascist researcher Andy Fleming — aka Slack Bastard — to discuss the “March for Australia” rallies that took place in…

Rachel is back in the studio with Jess and Charlie, and they are joined by Esther Anatolitis. The four discuss the news stories of the week - including the productivity commission, the revelations…

Charlie and Jess are joined by OG Spin Cycler, Najma Sambul, and junior Spinner, Donnie, to celebrate Triple R’s radiothon festival. They discuss all the reasons why it is more important than ever…

The Guardian's Indigenous affairs reporters Sarah Collard and Ella Archibald-Binge discuss the recently published investigative series The Descendents, which they co-created and researched alongside a team of other journalists. The podcast seeks…

Crikey reporter Daany Saeed joins Jess and Charlie to talk about Trump, Murdoch and Epstein - what are the differences between defamation in Australia and the US, and is this finally a turning…