Krystal is joined by multidisciplinary artist Tahlia Palmer, of the Yuwaalaraay/Gamilaraay nations, to discuss her new audio-visual artwork occupation studies: ngayanhurra bayarral Birrarung (they tried to tame Birrarung), now exhibiting at Fed Square.

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Jas ponders a post-Breakfasters life; comedian Denise Scott explains why she's feeling Tickety Boo; Tech Talker Vanessa Toholka drills into microchips; art curator Lily Mora describes her vision behind Always Modern: Radical Nurture …

Michael Harden recommends movies and TV series that do a good job of portraying the restaurant industry; Dr Jen explains how the effect of exclamation marks in our communication; Linden New Art’s curator…

The Radio Marinara team are joined by photographer and filmmaker Jem Cresswell, to discuss his latest publication Giants. The striking book is an accumulation of five years of photography from watching and…

Poet and musician Daniel Ward joins Mel to discuss their third publication Lavender Poems. Lavender Poems, published by No More Poetry, contains 150 poems, written consecutively over 50 days of each of…

Artist Jennifer Mills speaks to Richard about her new exhibition In the echo chamber, showing at Bunjil Place from now until mid November. Known for her mastery of watercolours, Jennifer is showing more…

Dr Jen weighs up the weird science of left-handedness and creativity; Artistic Director Al Cossar dives into upcoming movies at MIFF; the team judges the best trophy designs; Michael Harden lifts the lid…

Intrepid author Jenny Valentish opens up about her latest book, An Introvert’s Guide to Leaving the House; tech (slang) talker Vanessa Toholka asks who among us has been pwned?; literally underground artist…

Soda Jerk are an experimental artist duo (Dominique and Dan) known for their experimental cinematic works. They join the Breakfasters crew to delve into their upcoming works at this year's RISING festival, happening…

Martu woman Susannah Day is the CEO of First Nations-led arts organisation The Torch, who provide support to First Nations people who are currently incarcerated or who have been recently released from prisons…