Lay Maloney is a young genderfluid storyteller of the Gumbaynggirr and Gunggandji nations and South Sea Islander heritage, based on Dunghutti Country.

Lay joins the Queer View Mirror team to discuss their debut…

Bron reports on some aggro in Adelaide; an Aussie art icon discusses his new exhibition The Hidden World of Graeme Base; Fi Wright reviews Julian Barnes’ final novel, Departure(s); economist Gary Stevenson…

Goorie and Koori poet and writer Evelyn Araluen joins Breakfasters following her success at the Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards, taking home The Victorian Prize for Literature and The Indigenous Writing Prize for her…

Summer host Rachael Bettiens is joined by award winning Korean writer/translator Anton Hur. Anton discusses his decade spanning career, which includes translation work on Bora Chung's The Midnight Timetable and Park Seolyeon's Capitalists…

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…

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…

Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley teaches the best way to succeed with propagating plants; journalist and writer Matilda Boseley talks about her new book The ADHD Brain Buddy; tech expert Vanessa Toholka shares some brighter…

Izzy Burns encourages dating in real life with her Crush Club: Speed Dating; Nat describes her ideal dinner party theme; the team discusses the historic win by Zhoran Mamdani in New York; Christine…

Author Kate Mildenhall talks about her new novel The Hiding Place; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how to grow watermelons; film reviewer Anthony Carew has seen Yorgos Lanthimos newest adaption Bugonia; the team invents…

Guest host Jessamy Gee is joined by writer and speaker Jasper Peach to discuss the notion of 'writing your way', and the 'radical expression of selfhood' that writing is within in the modern…