Uncommon Sense: Does Australia Really Need Nuclear-Powered Submarines?
Prof. Hugh White (ANU) joins host Amy Mullins for a chat about all things AUKUS – from nuclear submarines to geopolitics and public spending.
Breaking down his recent essay for Australian Foreign Affairs…
The Australian Mood: Peter Garrett on new album 'The True North'
Neil Rogers gets on the line with Australian music icon Peter Garrett to talk through his second studio album, The True North, out now via Sony Music.
“Its like a second or third…
Frantic Items: Reading The Classics With Waxahatchee
Waxahatchee, the celebrated project of Alabama songwriter Katie Crutchfield, is back with sixth album Tigers Blood. Katie dialed in to Frantic Items from her home in Kansas City to discuss the new release…
Future Perfect: Yanis Varoufakis Outlines Our Technofeudal Future
Former Greek Finance Minister and economist Yanis Varoufakis joins Dylan Bird for a deep conversation about his recent book Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism.
Just who are the modern power players in geopolitics and…
Byte Into IT: Frances Haugen, Meta Whistleblower on Online Safety
In 2021, Frances Haugen blew the whistle on Meta about the impact Facebook's practices and algorithms were having on its community. Documents obtained through legal actions exposed Meta's knowing negligence regarding platform safety…
The International Pop Underground: Devon Welsh Is Ready for the Apocalypse
On the cover of his new, fourth solo album, Devon Welsh is depicted as an action hero: muscles swollen, veins bulging, a figure of human power in a desolate dystopian landscape.
The album…
Banksia: Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis discusses (Dis)connected to Country exhibition
Proud Pitta Pitta woman, artist, researcher and curator Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about exhibition (Dis)connected to Country at Hillvale Gallery in Brunswick.
The pair discussed how the…
Banksia: Maanyung on songwriting and latest single Bilwaali (Home)
Gumbaynggirr/Yaegl artist Maanyung joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their upcoming single release Bilwaali (Home).
The pair also spoke about Maanyung's body of work including singles Light and Dark, Patterns…
Good Fortune: Eggy's Sound Philosophy
Zoe and Lucy from local surrealist pop collective Eggy drop by the studio to chat to Jazz about their new single "Open Field", written and intended as a three part odyssey.
The band…
The Mission: South Australian Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, April Lawrie
South Australian Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, April Lawrie joins host of the Mission Daniel James. April details some horrific examples of Aboriginal mothers and family's experiences with the South Australian…
The Mission: Rachael Maza on the Healing Powers of First Nations Theatre
Rachael Maza AM, the Artistic Director and Co-CEO, ILBIJERRI Theatre Company joins host of the Mission Daniel James. They talk about the history of Ilbijerri Theatre and how performance art can improve the…
Radio Marinara: Captain Peter Hammerstedt, Chairman of Sea Shepherd Australia
Peter Hammerstedt, Global Director of Campaigns and Chairman of Sea Shepherd Australia, joins Bron and Dr Beach to talk about Sea Shepherd – an international direct action ocean movement whose sole mission is…
Press Colour: Embracing The Reality Principles with LOU
Sarah Hardiman (Deaf Wish, Moon Rituals, Brick Head) drops by the studio to chat to Sam about a new LOU album, a project that sees Sarah construct plaintive and intricate guitar driven soundscapes…
The Golden Age Of Piracy: Mannequin Pussy's Formative Five
Marisa "Missy" Dabice, lead vocalist and guitarist of new school Philly punk/indie band Mannequin Pussy, joins Tristen to discuss their "Formative Five", the five songs that have most influenced their career.
Tune in…
The Score: Talking about Nice Black Aussies with Chris Sebuliba
Samira is joined by academic and podcaster Chris Sebuliba, the host and producer of Incuriosity Complex – a longform multi-series narrative podcast exploring ideas of neighbourliness.
Incuriosity Complex’s first season is titled ‘Nice…
Banksia: Tamala Shelton Discusses Spoken Word and The Bogong at Blak & Bright
Proud Bundjalung and Lama Lama actor, audiobook narrator, writer and spoken word artist Tamala Shelton joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia ahead of event The Bogong at the Blak and Bright First Nations Literary…
Banksia: Shanaya Sheridan on exhibition JXSH MVIR: Forever I Live at KHT
Shanaya Sheridan joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about the JXSH MVIR: Forever I Live major solo retrospective exhibition of artworks by the her partner and late Gunditjmara, Yorta Yorta and Barkindji…
The Mission: Shareena Clanton on the Ongoing Legacy of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy
Wongatha/Yamatji and Noongar/Gitja woman Shareena Clanton joins host of the Mission Daniel James, to talk about the ongoing contribution the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra makes to discourse on First Nations issues. Shareena…
The Mission: The Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service's Sarah Schwartz on a Damning Report into Aboriginal Prisoner Health
The Victorian Ombudsman has released a damning report into the state of health service provision for Aborginal prisoners. Sarah Schwartz, Principal Managing Lawyer, Wirraway Police and Prison Accountability Practice at the Victorian Aboriginal…
Breaking and Entering: Embracing Community With Vanessa Worm
Fresh from playing the legendary Camp A Low Hum, Aotearoa via Naarm/Melbourne maverick electronic musician Vanessa Worm drops by the studio to chat to Simon and Lauren ahead of the Highly Contagious show…