After two albums and 11 years, Melbourne punk mainstays Constant Mongrel have called it quits. Dropping by Neon Sunset to explain themselves, ahead of their last show, Andrew and Tom bring in some…

Sinéad Stubbins tells Breakfasters that when she wrote 'In my defence, I have no defence' she was looking for the best version of herself, but instead she found acceptance of her imperfections.

Dr Shane has an extensive discussion about vaccines and viruses with the director of The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, Professor Sharon Lewin.

Martin Mackerras joins Annaleise on Neon Sunset to discuss the re-release of music from his 1980's high school band Tangled Shoelaces.

Dr Sandy O'Sullivan, a Wiradjuri person and associate professor of Creative Industries at the university of the sunshine coast is interviewed, and discusses the need of changing the conversation around race education in…

Adrian Meder from the Australian Marine Conservation Society joins The Grapevine to share his research into which seafood in Australia has been farmed or caught sustainably - and which hasn't.

Arrernte artist Declan Furber Gillick joins Breakfasters to talk about his play 'Bighouse Dreaming' which is based on the shocking revelations from the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre.

Actor and documentarian Alex Winter calls in to Off The Record to chat about his new documentary about Frank Zappa.

Triple R partner with Melbourne Knowledge Week to bring your a special In Conversation broadcast of Primal Screen: An evolving film industry! with guests Anthony Grundy, Kristy Matheson and Zak Hepburn.

Joost Bakker and Jo Barrett join Eat It to discuss 'The Greenhouse' in Federation Square which is a complete food system, and a model for how people can live in cities sustainably.

Dr Yumiko Kadota, Dr Natalie Ngan and Dr Kate Martin are all surgeons. They join the Radiotherapy crew to chat all things surgery and their experiences in medicine.

Anwen Crawford, author and music critic joins Backstory host Melissa Cranenburgh in discussing her new memoir "No Document" and discusses her processes, thoughts and experiences.

Canadian-born, Berlin-bred electroclash iconoclast Peaches calls into LiveWire to chat about her new single 'Pussy Mask', and the capacity of music to inspire and push the boundaries.

Alan McGee is the founder of 'Creation Records', and he drops into Far and Wide to talk to Steve about the new film that is loosely based on his life 'Creation Stories'.

Get Down’s Chris Gill welcomes Fela Kuti's son Femi and grandson Made to the show to discuss their new album 'Legacy+'

Judith Lucy opens this interview with the information that she's deeply bored by talking about her new book 'Turns Out, I'm Fine' but she eventually opens up about the "excruciatingly honest" new work.

Feminist, author and lapsed Catholic Monica Dux re-examines her decision to leave the religion that she was raised in and writes a book, 'Lapsed', about her journey.

Black and Blue is the memoir of Gunai/Kurnai woman and former police officer Veronica Gorrie. She joins Daniel James on The Mission to discuss fighting institutionalised racism on the force.

Neil Richards (vale) was an Australian folk singer who, at the time of this interview, had just released his first album 'Ancient Loyalties' which he recorded over almost forty years.

Adjunct Professor Bill Bowtell AO, Australia's foremost health policy strategist and author of 'Unmasked: The Politics of Pandemics', explores how nature creates viruses, but politics creates pandemics.