Due to the current crisis, many of us are suddenly finding we have a whole heap of time. There’s time to learn how to bake sourdough bread, time to practice a musical instrument…

The list of gig closures, cancellations, and postponements goes on and on, with no end in sight... Last weekend, however, even if one had to isolate, there was, at least, Isol-Aid, a virtual…

Bernard Collaery is a barrister, former Attorney-General of the ACT and long-term legal counsel to the Timor-Leste government. He’s also represented Witness K – the former ASIS employee who blew the whistle on…

Hannah Ryan from Buzzfeed News calls in to discuss the use of Clearview AI, a tool that scours the internet for images of people’s faces and then stores them in a mass database…

It’s been a long time between drinks for fans of American lo-fi alt-country artist Bill Callahan, who’s just released his first album in five years: Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest. Ahead of…

Want to get your head around the second draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill? Monash University Constitutional Law Associate Professor Luke Beck is a scholar in the field of separation between religion and…

Kulja and Dylan chat with Associate Professor in Urban Planning at The University of Melbourne Dave Nichols for his monthly segment to wrap the year in urban planning issues, spanning construction headaches, level…

Azadeh Moaveni on The Grapevine re her book Guest House for Young Widows: among the women of ISIS

Dylan and Kulja talk to former Socceroo Craig Foster about the amazing journey captured in his new book Fighting for Hakeem. Hakeem al-Araibi was a Bahrain refugee playing on the local Pascoe…

‘It’s complicated being Penny Wong,’ says journalist and biographer Margaret Simons. She joins The Grapevine’s Kulja and Dylan to discuss her new biography Penny Wong: Passion and Principle. Simons tells us…