Judith Lucy opens this interview with the information that she's deeply bored by talking about her new book Turns Out, I'm Fine. Repeated attempts by the Breakfasters to discuss the book are…

Stories of controversial Sydney artist Rosaleen Norton, and allegations of satanic rituals, obscene art and sex orgies, filled tabloid magazines in the 1950's. Director Sonia Bible came across these stories while researching for…

Activist, historian, essayist, novelist and poet Tony Birch talks about family, challenging the archives, and the personal being political, which he explores in his new poetry collection ‘Whisper Songs’, out through UQP; and…

Underground icon Beverly Glenn-Copeland has had an extraordinary career spanning over 40 years. He joins Simon and Lauren to reflect on his new retrospective compilation, Transmissions: The Music Of Beverly Glenn-Copeland. Drawing…

Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh, Artistic Director of the Emerging Writers’ Festival, chats about what’s on at the 2021 festival; and Canadian writer and scholar from the Driftpile Cree Nation, Billy-Ray Belcourt, talks about his collection…

Richard Watts is joined by Tai Snaith for their regular ‘Art Attack’ segment, discussing in depth Bus Projects’ ‘Notions of Care’, a multidisciplinary visual arts exhibition located in the newly completed Collingwood Yards…

Yuin author, Gary Lonesborough, talks about his debut YA novel, 'The Boy from the Mish'; and Shakira Hussein, from the University of Melbourne’s Asia Institute, chats about her article ‘An Appointment with Nurse…

Scientist Chris KP explains the concept of dog years; Award-winning author Bri Lee’s new essay, Beauty, reflects on how beauty standards impact the way we interact with ourselves, and when she joins the…