Lucky Daye visits Ennio in the studios and performs a few live tracks from his tour with Khalid.

Cameron Solnordal chats about motorbikes, mental health, and the work he does for SANE Australia as a peer ambassador.

Economist Ross Garnaut talks to Dylan and Kulja.

Indigenous cultural educator and Noongar Elder Alan Harris speaks about the long-awaited Mungo Explorer curriculum.

Writer Maxine Beneba Clarke chats about her latest book, The Saturday Portraits.

John Safran tells the Breakfasters about his new podcast, John Safran vs The Occult.

Melissa talks to Curtis Sittenfeld about her new collection of stories.

Cate Le Bon discusses her new record, Reward.

Kim Gordon chats to Fee about her debut solo album, No Home Record.

Chef and owner of Brae restaurant Dan Hunter chats about his sustainable practice.

School students Zara, 9, and Flynn, 13, talk about their event 'Children of the Evolution' at Due West Festival.

Claire G. Coleman talks with Daniel about her second novel, The Old Lie.

Thomas Mayor speaks about his book, Finding the Heart of the Nation.

Filmmaker John Waters speaks to Plato's Cave presenter Sallie Christie.

Filmmaker Genevieve Bailey re her film "Happy Sad Man"

Writer and commentator Mona Eltahawy re her book "The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls"

Comedian Judith Lucy talks about efforts to save Ningaloo Reef

Sarah talks to Dylan Moran about his upcoming shows in Melbourne.

Peter Asher and Albert Lee talk to Dave Graney in the studio.

DeRay Mckesson phoned into Breakfasters to chat with Sarah, Geraldine and Daniel