For his first show back for 2024, Tim Scott dedicates this episode of Teenage Hate to Gold Coast musician and guitarist Benaiah Fui, who very sadly passed away last week. Tim shares some…

Fresh off her debut live Melbourne show at The Night Cat, UK-musician, producer and NTS host Nabihah Iqbal joins Tristen to share her "Formative Five". With inspirations ranging from John Coltrane to Grimes…

Fill-in Queer View Mirror host Kirby listens to excerpts from comics artist, journalist and unionist Sam Wallman's lecture Pink and Green Bans. The lecture was presented at the National Library of Australia on…

Rayyan Dabbous is a PhD student at the University of Toronto's Centre for Comparative Literature. In this interview with fill-in Queer View Mirror host Kirby, Rayyan discusses 'pinkwashing', perceptions of queer communities in…

French psych-pop artist Laure Briard is in the middle of her debut Australian tour. Having just played So Frenchy So Chic on the weekend, she joined presenter Anna Strempel on The Grapevine for…

Simon Bonney from long-standing and influential cult Australian band Crime & The City Solution phones into The Australian Mood from Berlin to dissect the killer, the band's recently released sixth studio album…

Circus 1903 at Arts Centre Melbourne is a reverential trip through the Golden Age of Circus. Its cast of 22 performers bring contortion, trapeze, hair-hanging, strongman feats and even an elephant to the…

Ennio Styles dedicates a full hour to the music of legendary Detroit producer Amp Fiddler, who very sadly left us at age 65 at the end of 2023.

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Fi and Jessamy talk to Ros Russell from The Good Life Backyard about Australia's Next Top Chicken Model Competition, an online competition held in 2023. The competition sought to showcase and celebrate all…

Kirby fills in, and chats to Guy Ritani and Toad Dell from PermaQueer. Together, the three of them discuss permaculture, queer ecology, and empowering queer community towards systems thinking to address social, ecological…

The 24th Annual IPU Albums-of-the-Year Countdown.

Ian Hamm joins host of the Mission, Daniel James to look back at what was a tumultuous year for First Nations communities as the nation decided the fate of the Voice. The pair…

Matildas player Alex Chidiac joins the Breakfasters crew for their special end-of-year broadcast, live at the Corner Hotel. They talk about her massive year playing for the World Cup, her experience of playing…

El Gibbs is a writer and disability activist, and the Director of Policy and Advocacy at the Disability Advocacy Network Australia.

In this interview with guest host Alice Mathieu on The Grapevine, El…

Hamish McLachlan is a human rights lawyer who has previously worked at Victorian Legal Aid, advising and representing clients on a range of human rights issues including anti-discrimination law, mental health, disability law…

Featuring members of Orion, Diat, Itchy Bugger and Rapid Dye, Sydney band the Lewers mine completely different territory and are best described as a pop minded, avant leaning group that revolves around counter…

Cobble Cobble woman Professor Megan Davis joins host of the Mission Daniel James to analyse the referendum result on the Voice to Parlilament and what it means for race relations and our democracy.

Michael Shaik is a member of Free Palestine Melbourne and has been involved in pro-Palestinian activism for more than 20 years. He was based in the West Bank in the early 2000s, working…

Sara M. Saleh is a writer, a poet, human rights lawyer, organiser, and the daughter of Palestinian, Egyptian, and Lebanese migrants. She joins Mel to talk about two new books she's released this…

LA-based classically trained harpist Mary Lattimore dials in and chats to Lauren and Simon on their final show of the year about her latest album Goodbye, Hotel Arkada, her attempts to capture…