On The Blower: International Women's Day Special Broadcast with Emma Buckley-Lennox
Sit back, turn up your speakers and get ready for a special edition of On The Blower with guest host Emma Buckley-Lennox presenting three hours of power for International Women's Day.
In hour…
SmartArts: Celebrating 50 Years of Dungeons & Dragons
Professor Lisa Given from RMIT University joins Richard Watts for a chat to celebrate the 50th anniversary of influential roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons.
From its origins in dusty basements to the current…
The Score: Conversations at Camp Sovereignty
Kirby Fary fills in for Samira Farah on The Score and presents a series of evening conversations recorded at the recently re-established Camp Sovereignty.
Uncle Robbie Thorpe, Jasper Cohen-Hunter and Manju talk about…
Uncommon Sense: Angela Saini On How Patriarchy Actually Came To Be – And How We Can Dismantle It
For International Women's Day, award-winning author and science journalist Angela Saini joins Amy from New York to delve into the origins of "the patriarchy" and gendered oppression and finds that patriarchal societies are…
Future Perfect: The Science Behind Our Weird Thoughts And Habits
For over a decade, Dr Jen has been pondering and exploring questions about our habits, behaviours and how the world works on Triple R’s regular Weird Science segment with the Breakfasters.
Now, for…
On The Blower: Kim Salmon Goes Beast Mode
The Beasts of Bourbon is Kim Salmon, Tex Perkins, Spencer P Jones, James Baker and Boris Sujdovic. Last year, the band reunited to celebrate their 40th anniversary, including with their drummer James, who…
The International Pop Underground: Daniel Romano Doesn't Think He's Prolific, He Just Likes Making Stuff
In 2023, Daniel Romano didn't release an album.
It was quite a change of pace, given that his principle project, Daniel Romano's Outfit, released 5 LPs (and a live album!) across 2020-2022. And…
The Mission: Kristie Watego on the Importance of Cultural Support for Aboriginal Mothers and Babies
Bundjalung woman and Birthing and Early Childhood Service manager at the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health, Kristie Watego joins host of the Mission, Daniel James. She talks about the importance of culturally sensitive…
Frantic Items: Boating Down The River With MJ Lenderman
MJ Lenderman from Asheville, North Carolina performs under his own name and with Wednesday. Both bands are touring Australia for the first time. Calling in from backstage at a Wednesday show in Brisbane…
Get Down: Mildlife Discuss Their Unified Theory of Groove
Chris Gill is joined by Jim and Tom, the rhythm section of Naarm/Melbourne groove purveyors Mildlife ahead of the release of their new album Chorus.
The new album is Mildlife’s most optimistic record…
Press Colour: The Return of Love of Diagrams
Legendary Melbourne band Love of Diagrams have decided to return to the live stage for the first time in 7 years to perform a couple of career-spanning shows at the Northcote Social Club…
Breaking and Entering: Preserving Language Through Innovation With Yirinda
Meanjin/Brisbane duo Yirinda have just released their debut self-titled album on Chapter Music, and was featured as an Album of the Week here at Triple R. Yirinda combine ancient Aboriginal language with sublime…
Mooncake Guest Mix: Mo'Ju Repping Pinoy and Pinay Royalty
Wrapping their Triple R summer pop up program of Jeepney Jams, Mo'Ju presents their Mooncake guest mix, repping pinoy and pinay royalty such as Chela, Vetta Borne, O Side Mafia and more.
Socials…
Banksia: Kiwat Kennell discusses debut EP 'Project Kiwat'
Eastern Torres Strait Islander Artist and RRR broadcaster Kiwat Kennell joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their new debut EP Project Kiwat.
The EP four track release that blends hiphop…
Uncommon Sense: Andrew Quilty Reflects On 9 Years As A Photojournalist In Afghanistan
Award-winning photojournalist Andrew Quilty joins host Amy Mullins for an in-depth conversation about his latest book, This Is Afghanistan: 2014–2021. The stunning book is a visual record of the nine years Andrew…
Banksia: Jazz Money reflects on installation in new exhibition 'Joy' at Immigration Museum
Wiradjuri artist and poet Jazz Money joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss their installation as part of exhibition 'Joy' opening at the Immigration Museum.
Her work expresses joy as both a tender…
Press Colour: Exploring Synths and Community With Reibang Chakma
Reibang Chakma is an electronic musician and producer originally from North East India now based in Melbourne whose work seamlessly covers many disparate styles, with a focus on blending the harmonic drones of…
Eat It: Catching Up With Pat Nourse For Melbourne Food And Wine Festival
Pat Nourse is an Australian restaurant critic and food writer. He is also the current Creative Director of Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, now in its 32nd iteration. Friend of Eat It…
Stylin': Ron Trent's Maiden Voyage To Australia
Ahead of his first ever visit to Australia, legendary Chicago house producer Ron Trent phones into Stylin' from Bali for a deep dive into his illustrious career.
From his early teens Trent immersed…
Velvet Haze: Frenzee (GR) Uphold the Xylouris Legacy with Punk
Born in Melbourne, and raised and based in Crete, siblings Apollonia, Adonis and Nikos Xylouris join Clara in the studio to chat about their upcoming debut perfomances in town as punk band Frenzee.