Noongar writer Claire G. Coleman joins Daniel James on The Mission to explore what happens when stories are preserved, though not truly remembered.

Coleman reflects on who gets to tell the past, considering…

The pod kicks off with news that beers and ciggies are breaking the bank; the team talked about everyone's favorite honey-loving bear with literary journalist Jane Sullivan, who for Rare Book Week is…

Writer and editor Hilary McPhee joins Mel Fulton to discuss the 25th-anniversary edition of Other People’s Words, her memoir of the celebrated independent publishing house she founded with Diana Gribble in 1975.

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Dominic Pellegrino joins Eat It to discuss Melbourne Coffee Roasters: A History, tracing the evolution of Melbourne's coffee culture from the colony's first coffee houses to the city's reputation as a global…

Breakfasters are joined by bestselling author, editor and lawyer Alice Pung, following the 20th anniversary of her classic debut memoir Unpolished Gem. The book explores her childhood growing up in the Western…

Cultural anthropologist and death studies scholar Dr Hannah Gould joins Amy to discuss her new book, 'How To Die in the 21st Century: A Whole New Way To Talk About Death'…

Award-winning musical theatre performer and Geelong Cats fan, Amy Lehpamer, joined us in the midst of her run of Pride and Prejudice - Sort Of, at the Athenaeum; Dr. Jen reassured us…

We get wistful for daytime TV gone by when Bron reminds us of that time that David Campbell thought his son was Princess Di reincarnated; Kon Karapanagiotidis from the ASRC was in to…

Summer fill-in hosts Fi Wright and Rachael Bettiens welcome award-winning writers Jennifer Down and Tony Birch to the show, to discuss the craft of structuring narratives.

Together, they pick apart the art of…

Breakfasters are joined by bestselling author, editor and lawyer Alice Pung, following the 20th anniversary of her classic debut memoir Unpolished Gem. The book explores her childhood growing up in the Western…