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Former AFL-player Michael Long talks about the importance of the charity The Long Walk; the team discuss the nuances between stealing and borrowing; Book enthusiast and publisher Laura Pietrobon reviews The Comforting Weight of Water by Roanna McClelland; Nat has experienced the responsibility that comes with wearing high-vis; Film lover and writer Will Cox shares his thoughts on Canadian drama-comedy Blackberry; Writer Loring Clarke shares stories about her father while talking about her new book Would that be funny? Growing up with John Clarke; and artist Tai Snaith chats about this year’s artwork as Radiothon officially kicks off. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Professor Tracy Taylor talks us through women’s professional sport in Australia; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley shares his favorite edible flowers; Nat is hunting for a new place to live; Dr. Jen explains some of the benefits of short bursts of exercise; The Big Issue editor Amy Hetherington chats about the new Fiction issue; the team discuss appropriate winter fashion; and comedian Urvi Majumdar is adjusting to being alone. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Mon is back! Legendary actor Hugo Weaving talks about the MIFF premiere of his latest film The Rooster; Book lover Fi Wright chats about the non-biography Biography of X by Catherine Lacey; Astronomer Benji Metha sheds light on space junk and UFOs; Nat shares her thoughts on the latest trend of throwing stuff on stage; Michael Harden takes us on a food journey to Dromana; Film reviewer Simone Ubaldi has watched Hello Darkness from punk art filmmaker duo Soda Jerk; and comedian Prue Blake is obsessed with Whac-A-Mole. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Nat has taken an interest in puzzles; actor and director Courtney Stewart talks about her latest project Miss Peony; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley runs through the checklist for the upcoming gardening season; Tilly Boleyn from Science Gallery Melbourne chats about the new exhibition Dark Matters; the team share their run-ins with doors; Simon ‘Bugman’ Hinkley tells us about the thieves of the insect world; Chunky Move's artistic director Anthony Hamilton takes us through his latest project 4/4; and Jonathan Schuster has discovered the link between elevation and botulism. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Foodie Michael Harden reveals some lesser-known cuisines in Melbourne; Award-winning author Shankari Chandran chats about her book Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens; Nat reveals some novel ways of increasing our incidental exercise; Broadcaster and festival director Woody McDonald talks about the upcoming Eighty Six Festival; Film reviewer Simone Ubaldi shares her thought on Oppenheimer; Nat got into trouble at the cinema; Book lover Fi Wright reviews Anna Funder’s Wifedom; Mrs. Orwell’s Invisible Life; and director Dean Bryant talks about comedy musical Bloom at Melbourne Theatre Company. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Birdman Sean Dooley reveals how birds stay warm during the winter months; Now or Never Festival’s artistic director Elise Peyronnet discuss this year’s program; Nat provides a conclusion to the postcard saga; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly chats about winter wattles; Film critic Vyshnavee Wijekumar reviews the highly anticipated Barbie movie; Dr. Jen examines the tense topic of naming a new Epoch; Architect David Brand walks us though the historic flats of St Kilda; the team ponder on the legal significance of the emoji; and disability advocate Sam Drummond shares from his past with his new memoir Broke. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Nat has embarked on a postcard pilgrimage; Author and filmmaker John Safran discuss SBS’s Who The Bloody Hell Are We?; Dr. Jen breaks down some new gut science; MIFF’s artistic director Al Cossar takes us through this year’s program; Food enthusiast Michael Harden explains the global appeal of the sausage; Film lover Simone Ubaldi reviews Sophie Linnenbaum’s meta narrative film The Ordinaries; Heath McIvor chats about what it’s like to be on the road with Randy Feltface for their Feltopia tour; and a mystery is cleared up in Nat's family with the help of their yellow kombi. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Nat wonders how much you can ask of your neighbours; Playwright Ash Flanders talks about his new approach to naturalistic drama with his new play This is Living; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly encourages us to bring back the Cymbidium Orchids; Nat summaries her birthday weekend; Actress and artistic director Rachael Maza discuss the music celebration One Song: The Music of Archie Roach; Bugman Simon Hinkley chats about a lesser known insect; and comedian Prue Blake talks about buses and her dad’s retirement. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Nat gets nostalgic over bubble gum; Fi Wirght reviews Han Kang’s Greek Lessons; Simon and Daniel discuss the best way to get hyped up; Director of Racing Hearts Therapy Lisa Coffey explains the benefits of equine-assisted therapy; Food enthusiast Michael Harden shares from his love of mashed potatoes; investigative journalist Nick McKenzie talks about his truth-revealing book Crossing the Line; and the team uncover a selection of myths. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Comedy legends Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney talk about their new Tassie Noir TV show Deadlock; Food critic Michael Harden explains how we can eat away certain invasive species; the team discuss the best way to enjoy drinking water; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka peeks into the future while talking about Apple Vision Pro; Director Alena Lodkina chats about her drama film Petrol; and Nat romanticises her neighbour’s house parties. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Dr. Jen explores how differently humans can explain the same concepts; Multitalented Declan Furber Gillick chats about his new play Jackie; Nat raises some important questions concerning double train boomgates; Book lover Melissa Cranenburgh reviews Kris Kneen’s Fat Girl Dancing; Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde talks about the Federation Square installation Spark; the team tries to revive the jaffle maker; and Friday Funnybugger Urvi Majumdar drops a relationship bombshell. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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The team talk about their experience with dinking on a bike; Food enthusiast Michael Harden shares his top chef memoirs; Mon and Daniel give advice in their new segmentBreakfaskers; Actor Alison Whyte and choreographer Stephanie Lake chat about their Malthouse show MONSTERS;and the team have different thoughts on leaving doors open. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team explore the etiquette of unexpected knocks on the front door; Dr. Clare Corbould breaks down the recent U.S. mid-term elections; Bobby couch-surfs in Adelaide; Elephant keeper Lucy Truelson talks about the birth of an elephant at Melbourne Zoo; Writer and founder of The Shovel James Schloeffel chats about The Chaser and Shovel Annual 2022 and The Chaser War on 2022 Live Tour; and the team discuss card etiquette. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and guest presenter Chris Gill.
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Comedian Shaun Micallef talks about his new memoir Tripping Over Myself: A Memoir of a Life in Comedy; Bobby puts her trust in locals when in unfamiliar places; Linguist Kate Burridge explains turning nouns into verbs and why some get very upset by the practice; The team discuss what exactly to bring to a dinner party; Director, writer and actor Todd Flaherty chats about his new film Chrissy Judy screening at Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF); and Bobby‘s dad has pocket dialed/texted the family group. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Artist RONE chats about his new art installation TIME at Flinders Street Station’s Ballroom; Film reviewer Flick Ford shares her thoughts on the new period drama The Wonder; Guest presenter Steph pitches ideas for Steph’s Shark Tank; Dr. Jen describes the weird science of diagnosing heart disease; and Illustrator-writer Oslo Davis explains the idea behind his new book Oslo’s Melbourne: Illustrated Adventures in the World’s Most Tolerated City, which is being launched this Saturday. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and guest presenter Steph Teitlebaum.
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The team explore various pronunciation problems; Writer, actor and comedian Kitty Flanagan talks about season two of Fisk; Food Interluder Besha Rodell shares her fave Melbs restaurants to go to if you want to feel destination transformation; Bobby feels judged at the supermarket; Architect Donald Bates celebrates the 20th anniversary of Federation Square; Comedian Emma Holland explains why she goes all-in for Halloween; and the team review each other’s family catch-phrases. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss etiquette surrounding free samples; Chook expert Jessamy Miller gets clucky; Bobby has a big party to organize; Writer Clementine Ford talks about her new show Love Sermon; Comedian Samantha Andrew goes wild; and the team chat about dodgy travel agents. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Dancer and choreographer Lucy Guerin talks about Pendulum, on now at FRINGE Festival; Dr. Jen shares the science on procrastination and deadline-setting; the team discuss food envy; linguist Kate Burridge provides a masterclass in blended words; Bobby has a guilt problem; and comedian Urvi Majumdar tells tales of living with three guys in a share house. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Bobby Macumber.
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Mon reveals some big, baby-themed news; Writer and actor Jess Stanley chats about her immersive show JSMR coming soon to Fringe Festival; the team discuss seating arrangements on flights; Activist and historian, Professor Gary Foley, explains the significance of newly restored documentary NINGLA A-NA; Bobby can’t resist an impromptu hopscotch; Restaurant critic Besha Rodell tells us her top 5 underappreciated restaurant gems; and radio legends and comedians Tony Moclair and Julian Schiller share memories of kicking off their radio careers at Triple R, back in the 90s. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Mon reveals some big, baby-themed news; Writer and actor Jess Stanley chats about her immersive show JSMR coming soon to Fringe Festival; the team discuss seating arrangements on flights; Activist and historian, Professor Gary Foley, explains the significance of newly restored documentary NINGLA A-NA; Bobby can’t resist an impromptu hopscotch; Restaurant critic Besha Rodell tells us her top 5 underappreciated restaurant gems; and radio legends and comedians Tony Moclair and Julian Schiller share memories of kicking off their radio careers at Triple R, back in the 90s. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss the best-sized TV you need to host a AFL Grand Final party; Tech Talk-er Dan Salmon deciphers 2022 emoji trends; Culinary legends Flip Shelton and Nat Paull share their Breakfasters memories and their love of Triple R; Bobby shares her best (and worst) holiday experiences; Journalist Chip Le Grand chats about his new book Lockdown; the team compare their run-ins with amateur magicians; and comedian and lifelong Triple R-subscriber Wil Anderson encourages listeners to subscribe to Triple R's annual Radiothon. With presenters Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber & Mon Sebire.
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The team discuss the best-sized TV you need to host a AFL Grand Final party; Tech Talk-er Dan Salmon deciphers 2022 emoji trends; Culinary legends Flip Shelton and Nat Paull share their Breakfasters memories and their love of Triple R; Bobby shares her best (and worst) holiday experiences; Journalist Chip Le Grand chats about his new book Lockdown; the team compare their run-ins with amateur magicians; and comedian and lifelong Triple R-subscriber Wil Anderson encourages listeners to subscribe to Triple R's annual Radiothon. With presenters Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber & Mon Sebire.
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Bobby has a tendency to get caught in the rain; actor and playwright Ra Chapman introduce us to her new creation K-Box; Foodie Michael Harden shares his top ten cookbooks; the team chat about their hand-holding techniques; actor and writer Stephen Hall talks about Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell & multi-talents and Triple R-darlings Clare Bowditch and Catherine Deveny chat about how much they love cars sporting Triple R-stickers. With presenters Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, Mon Sebire, and guest presenter Blake Loughland.
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Bobby has a tendency to get caught in the rain; actor and playwright Ra Chapman introduce us to her new creation K-Box; Foodie Michael Harden shares his top ten cookbooks; the team chat about their hand-holding techniques; actor and writer Stephen Hall talks about Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell & multi-talents and Triple R-darlings Clare Bowditch and Catherine Deveny chat about how much they love cars sporting Triple R-stickers. With presenters Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, Mon Sebire, and guest presenter Blake Loughland.
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Bobby and Chris Gill share their love of showmanship on the footy field; Comedy legend Bill Bailey swings by En Route to Normal; Tadpole finds gold in life as a country kid; Former Triple R broadcaster Marieke Hardy reminisces about raunchy Radiothons; the team look at when regifting goes downhill; Film reviewer Flick Ford peers into Sara Dosa’s volcanic new documentary Fire of Love, and the extraordinary Vika & Linda Bull sing for the station they love. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber, plus guest presenters Chris Gill, Clem Bastow, Nicole Tadpole and Simon Winkler.
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Bobby and Chris Gill share their love of showmanship on the footy field; Comedy legend Bill Bailey swings by En Route to Normal; Tadpole finds gold in life as a country kid; Former Triple R broadcaster Marieke Hardy reminisces about raunchy Radiothons; the team look at when regifting goes downhill; Film reviewer Flick Ford peers into Sara Dosa’s volcanic new documentary Fire of Love, and the extraordinary Vika & Linda Bull sing for the station they love. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber, plus guest presenters Chris Gill, Clem Bastow, Nicole Tadpole and Simon Winkler.
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Cinema Nova’s CEO Kristian Connelly chats about the iconic cinema's 30th birthday; Journalist Ben Eltham dives deep into the secret Scott Morrison portfolios; Bobby confesses to not always seeing things right in front of her; Artist and activist Aretha Brown explains her event 'How to Paint a Mural'; the team air their thoughts on the universal honking sequence; Music legend Mark Seymor kicks off Radiothon 2022, explaining why supporting Triple R financially ensures it can continue to broadcast; and Nat Harris and Eddie Perfet, both comedians, writers and performers, explain why artists love Triple R and encourage listeners to support Radiothon 2022. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team share their thoughts on tea; Science curator Tilly Boleyn chats about the SWARM Exhibition at the Science Gallery; Daniel recalls one of the greatest pranks ever pulled; Friday Funnybugger Pat McCaffrie talks about his career prospects and not-so-useful friends; Thando gives an update on life after The Voice; and the team muse about how to get away with a scam. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Film producers Oliver Cassidy and Chris Kamen talk about the MIFF screening of their documentary Franklin; the team discuss the trials of setting a goal and sticking to it; Tech expert Dan Salmon breaks down the latest in wearable tech and its health benefits; the team compare thoughts on strictly no-alcohol events; linguist Kate Burridge explains the evolution and significance of discourse markers; Bobby has been out climbing fences, and director Sue Thomson shines a light on women over 50 experiencing homelessness in her MIFF documentary Under Cover. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Cake-making extraordinaire Nat Paull tells the team about her North Melbourne bakery phenomenon 'Beatrix Bakes' shutting up shop for good; the team chat about their favourite places to sit in restaurant and bars; writer and comedian Diana Nguyen discusses bringing Alice Pung's classic novel Laurinda to the stage; the team talk about best and worst tips for creating passwords; actors Elias Anton and Thom Green, stars of MIFF opening night film OF AN AGE, chat about the premiere; the team talk about injuries and the lies they tell about them; and Friday Funnybugger Nat Harris explains her new life as an Aston Villa F.C. fan. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team talk about the "window of opportunity" for fitness; Dr Jen discusses a new study into the pros and cons of an optimistic outlook; the team chat about giving presents to others that benefit yourself; AFL legend Bachar Houli talks to the team about his new children's book 'My Baba is the Best'; bug man Simon Hinkley gives the scoop on velvet worms; the team discuss cinema date nights; and with Neighbours wrapping up after 37 years, star Geoff Paine (aka Clive) talks to the team about the show's impact and grand finale. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby frightens the team with a story about finding a spider in her new jumper; award-winning performer Moira Finucane talks about the music, dance and nudity of her new 'Future.Joy.Club'; food expert Michael Harden discusses the future of tech in food, including robot restaurant servers and AI helping with diabetes; the team chat about how they react after falling over; Geographer Dr Gemma Sou talks about co-authoring the new kids comic 'Everyday Stories of Climate Change'; Daniel pitches some innovative new TV show titles to the team; and chook expert Fiona Scott-Norman "combs" through the anatomy of chickens. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Podcaster & performer Deborah Francis White of 'The Guilty Feminist' podcast fame discusses her upcoming live show; the team explore a Player's Day at Bobby's local footy club and the nuances of pronouncing "jumping castle"; MIFF artistic director Al Cossar gets excited about MIFF 2022; the team wax on people joking about it being their first day on the job in inappropriate situations; Dr Jen talks about the relationship between consumer spending behaviour and caffeine consumption; podcaster, broadcaster, and writer Helen Zaltzman explains her new live linguistics show 'The Allusionist: Your Name Here'; director, screenwriter, and cinematographer Warwick Thornton discusses the 'Warwick Thornton X Light' retrospective program at ACMI; Bobby describes the embarrassment of misremembering several people in a single night; and Friday Funnybugger Prue Blake talks with the team about quirky travel hacks and tips. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team is back on air after a wee break! Foodie Michael Harden gets controversial by bringing up the perennial debate to-pineapple or to-not-pineapple; the team discuss kids meals that they actually enjoy; Comedian, actor and writer Greg Larsen chats about his Replay Festival show We All Have Bloody Thoughts; Director Alex Siddons talks about his new documentary The Art of Incarceration; Former prisoner-turned-mentor Sean Miller talks about The Torch program; Bobby leaves a secret message in the sand for her cricket coach; Dr. Angela Jackson explains the latest Reserve Bank interest rate rise; Bobby recounts coming home to a nightmare; and author Chris Womersley talks about his new novel The Diplomat. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Breakfasters alumni Geraldine Hickey drops by to recap the return of the annual Reclink Community Cup; Comedian and actor Nazeem Hussain chats about reprising Hussain That? at Chapel off Chapel; Daniel ponders artists and their last hurrah concerts; author Chloe Hooper talks about her new book Bedtime Story; Cabbage enthusiast Michael Harden states his case for that much-maligned lettuce-substituting vegetable; Mon and Daniel discuss secret sacrifices they make for the people in their life; Historian Robyn Annear explains the meaning behind the 1895 term ‘bicycle face’; and comedian Felicity Ward talks about preparing for her show She's Back, Baby! With presenters Mon Sebire and Daniel Burt (Presenter Bobby Macumber has been on leave this week).
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Megahertz Spiritual Leader Pauly P & Rockdog Coach Kylie Auldist provide all the info you need on this Sunday's Community Cup; Digga chats about winter fruits and their super-needy chill schedule; Actor Jilian Murray talks about performing The Year of Magical Thinking; the team workshop strategies for unhappy neighbours; Science journalist Dyani Lewis talks about her new book Unvaxxed: Trust, Truth, and the Rise of Vaccine Outrage; Comedian Urvi Majumdar is frustrated that her dad won’t stop working; Dr. Jen looks at the science that goes into decision making; and what is the go with unused gifts, hey? With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss what is a "reasonable ask" from friends who have a pool; Adam Christou raves about new adventure game Card Shark; Bobby declares where she would draw the line to recover her phone; Michael Harden explores the wonders of vegemite ahead of National Vegemite Day; Writer Robyn Annear talks about the historical controversy surrounding telephoning on a Sunday; the team discover The Daniel Tax; and Jonny Hawkins, creator and star of RISING show Maureen: Harbinger of Death, has a chat about taking on a new personality. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Justin "Digga" Calverley explains which winter weeds to forage and eat; Bobby scores a rockstar parking spot in the rain; Artist Leeroy New talks us through the art installationThe Wilds, which is on at RISING Festival; Dr. Jen teaches us how microplastics are prevalent in everything we eat and drink; the team debate the pros and cons of pop-in guests; Film critic Flick Ford reviews the new Top Gun Maverick; Performer and director James Welsby chats about queer-pop cabaret spectacular Yummy Iconic; The team discuss the dilemma of choosing a time slot for dining; Bug-man Simon Hinkley sheds some light on pesky lice; and comedian Nat Harris is all about amateur theatre and mulled wine. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Journalist and academic Ben Eltham explains the extraordinary Federal election outcome; the team chat about party exclusions; St Kilda Film Festival Director Richard Sowada talks about this year’s program; the team reflect on career changes; Melbourne author Sean O’Beirne discusses his new book about Melborne icon Helen Garner; Bobby shares her thoughts on footy players changing clubs; Foodie Michael Harden highlights new eating joints in Melbourne worth checking out; and comedian Prue Blake talks us through her doomsday prepping. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby throws things out a tad prematurely; Lit critic Elizabeth McCarthy shares her thoughts on Sian Prior’s memoir Childless: A Story of Freedom and Longing; the team talk creepy crawlers crowding their personal space; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka looks at smartphone usage amongst kids and teenagers; the team vent about missing items from food orders; Journalist Antoinette Lattouf chats about her new book How to Lose Friends and Influence White People; the team share nightmare experiences; and Dr. Jen explains the new research on how to catch someone lying. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Actor Jane Montgomery Griffiths talks about performing the hard-hitting play The Human Voice at Theatre Works; The team explore the pushover-side of their dads; Former Breakfaster and all-round multi-talent Tony Wilson chats about the upcoming innovative stage show Murphy Live Magazine; Bobby explains her specific demands for shopping lists; Comedian Jonathan Schuster explains his accumulated run-ins with medical practitioners; and the team discuss the perils of Casual Dress Day at school. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team share their admiration for people braving the weather; Brothers Daniel & Luke Mancuso explain their life story through recipes with their new book Yiayia Next Door; Actor Drew Weston talks about appearing in Cruel Intentions – The 90s Musical; Bobby has been to the Queen Vic Market for some delicious snacks; Justin "Digga" Calverley shares his top five favorite autumn colours; Actor and writer Lucy Gransbury talks about her award-winning cabaret show Extra Ordinary; Screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi gives her opinion on Everything Everywhere All At Once, and the team workshop excuses for sick days. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby shares her joy about jury duty; Book critic Fi Wright reviews Judith Brett’s essay collection Doing Politics: Writing on Public Life; Bobby’s dog gets a good ol' groom; Award-winning journalist Indira Naidoo chats about her new book The Space Between The Stars; On Love, Loss, and the Magical Power of Nature to Heal; The team explore the wherewithal of white noise; Comedian Nat Harris spills on her Comedy Festival hangover; & the team thrill over the Community Cup returning this June. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team compare their favorite bakery snacks; Marieke Hardy (aka Holly C) is back with more eulogies for the living and dead; Comedy music duo Rosie and Nicola Dempsey, aka Flo and Joan, chat about their MICF show Sweet Release; Bobby has thoughts around the opening of presents; Historian Maria Tumarkin explains the significance of upcoming event When Women Speak of War; the team explores the friendships one can have with their siblings; Comedian Bronwyn Kuss talks about catching covid in the midst of her award-winning Comedy Festival run of shows; Bobby has to avoid some people in public; and music enthusiast Renae Maxwell from Record Paradise shares her passion for Record Store Day. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss the concept of wearing the same clothes as their partners; Historian Robyn Annear explains how compulsory voting was introduced in Australia and excuses made for not voting; Bobby’s local footy team kicks off their season; Comedian Alex Ward chats about her MICF show You’re Welcome; Bobby makes a strong case for the microwave, & food fan Michael Harden shares the exciting new things he’s been able to taste around Melbourne town. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team chat about whether to change or keep last names; Dr. Jen explains the science behind the things that humans find boring; Comedian Jordan Barr talks about her Comedy Festival show Dream; Bobby breaks in a new pair of shoes; Book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy shares her thoughts on Elif Shiosaki’s Stella-shortlisted novel Homecoming; Team talk turns to flatulence in the classroom; Screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi looks over Judd Apatow’s movie The Bubble; Associate Professor John Hopkins talks us through new research into hybrid work and flexibility; and Bobby tries some delicious but challenging food. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Comedy legends Denise Scott and Judith Lucy chat about their Comedy Festival show Still Here; Bobby has an exciting comedic encounter; Triple R presenters Mel Cranenburgh and Beth AQ talk about wrapping up their shows Backstory and The Glasshouse; the team discuss their feelings about loud talkers on public transport; Food enthusiast Michael Harden explores the many moods of salt; Bobby talks about singing lessons; writer and comedian Catherine Deveny chats about her book True North: A Memoir; and Mon recalls a time where her brother’s relationship affected her. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby recalls an overwhelming fast food experience; Asylum Seekers Resource Centre CEO Kon Karapanagiotidis explains the initiative Feast for Freedom; Bobby bought a new mattress; Dr. Jen uses science to settle the ‘’shoes indoor’’ debate once and for all; the team discuss lanyards and what to do with them; Writer Sarah Krasnostein explains her new Quarterly Essay Not Waving, Drowning: Mental Illness & Vulnerability in Australia; and Breakfaster’s legend Geraldine Hickey chats about her upcoming show at Melbourne International Comedy Festival. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby recalls a particularly embarrassing moment that happened in front of her family; RISING Festival Co-artistic directors Hannah Fox and Gideon Obarzanek chat the good stuff they've put together; the team discuss exit strategies from social gatherings; Triple R legend Jonathan Alley talks about finishing up broadcasting on the station after 29 years; Bobby has learnt the importance of reading the fine print on holiday house rentals; and Friday Funnybugger regular and award-winning comedian Nat Harris talks about how to catch her at this year's Comedy Festival. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Andrew ‘Donno’ Donnison provides the latest sports wrap and a loving tribute to the late Shane Warne; the team discuss different behaviours people have on flights; tech expert Vanessa Toholka breaks down the role of Social Media in the Russia-Ukraine conflict; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains why Autumn is the best gardening season; the team discuss whether restaurant walk-ins are worth the risk; Dr. Jen talks us through the mystery of the flavour ‘sour’; and comedian Jonathan Schuster is this week's Friday Funnybugger. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber (plus guest host Jess Lilley on International Women's Day).
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The team discuss dishwasher stacking techniques; Food fan Michael Harden chats about potato milk and other food trends; historian and author Robyn Annear talk us through the last ever match at the Melbourne Rat Pit; Bobby explores her fears; Author and academic Ben Eltham sums up Russia's attack on Ukraine; Fiona Scott Norman reveals the secret lives of chickens; and the team reminisce about school report cards. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Author Eliza Reilly talks about her new book Sheilas: Badass Women of Australian History; the team discuss headlight etiquette; Justin "Digga" Calverley explains how to sow broccoli and cauliflower seeds; actress Kat Stewart chats about upcoming show Admissions at Melbourne Theatre Company; the team confide their shower routines; former politician Bob Carr explains the relevance of International Stoic Week and Stoicon-x Melbourne, and Russia's plans for Ukraine; and the team explore the new generation of hospo staff. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team explore their conflicting thoughts on massages; Music legend Glenn Shorrock talks about his acting role in new film A Stitch in Time; Bobby gets to experience the local Robe Olympics; Screen critic Vyshnavee Wijekumar reviews Kenneth Branagh’s autobiographical film Belfast; Journalist Amy Remeikis chats about her new essay, On Reckoning; and the team discuss the dynamics of double dates. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The Breakfasters are back for 2022 and tell us all about what they’ve been up to; Dr. Jen gives us the low-down on Murphy’s Law; Bobby has been ten pin bowling and lets her competitiveness take over; Actor and writer Michelle Law talks about her new book Asian Girls are Going Places; Entomologist Simon Hinkley gets excited about seasonal butterflies; and comedian Scout Boxall chats about niche sports, larping and medieval cat-calling. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Musician and Triple R broadcaster Casey Bennetto talks about his jazzy Swinging Bella’s Christmas-event, and sings farewell to Sarah; the team recaps weekend shenanigans; journalist Paul Kennedy chats about his new book Funkytown: A Year On The Brink of Manhood; Bobby replaces a bridesmaid; award-winning journalist Marc Fennel talks about the theft of Picasso’s Weeping Woman in new SBS show Framed; the team discuss the politics of retiring football jumper numbers; Hayley Inch does a retro review of Interview With The Vampire; and finally it is time for 2021 and Sarah’s last Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Sarah makes a big, big BIG announcement; the team discuss platonic kissing etiquette; book lover Fi Wright reviews the re-issue of The Fran Lebowitz Reader; journalist Jess Hill discusses the new Quarterly Essay The Reckoning: How #MeToo is Changing Australia; Bobby has a perplexing hospo experience; producer Arvind Ethan David talks about Jagged Little Pill - The Musical; the team talks about being roped into team participation; and comedian Urvi Majumdar talks about FOMO and the new season of Metro Sexual. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby and Sarah have had opposite weekend experiences; Writer Robyn Annear encourages people to explore Melbourne in her new book Adrift in Melbourne: 7 Walks; the team explores the limits of how much chocolate you can eat on a Sunday; Brian Ritchie talks about the 2022 Mona Foma lineup; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka explains why phone spam has gotten so bad; Michael Harden tackles the Great Hummus War; the team discuss the trials of making new friends, and screen reviewer Hayley Inch appeals to Tom Hardy fans by reviewing Venom: Let There Be Carnage. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team talks about the luxuries of doggy daycare; Dr. Jen explains the benefits of deep conversations with strangers; the team reminisces about fave donuts; Writer and performer Ash Flanders talks about upcoming show S. S. Metaphor at the Malthouse; Bobby has realized that people can see through her apartment windows; Gaming enthusiast Adam Christou shares his review of horror game Inscryption, and comedian Scout Boxall tells NFT tales during Friday Funnybugger. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Breakfaster icon and entertainment legend Kate Langbroek chats about her new memoir Ciao Bella! Six Take Italy; then, the team’s talk turns podiatric; Michael Harden breaks down a luxurious classic, in caviar; Bobby has experienced ultimate fresh sheet heartbreak; Richmond FC President Peggy O’Neal talks about being crowned 2021’s Melburnian of the Year; the team discuss hitchhiking; and comedian Michael Chamberlain provides an out-of-lockdown update. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Sam Cummins and Bobby Macumber.
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The team share their fishing experiences; Award-winning author, screenwriter and Triple R broadcaster Christos Tsiolkas chats about his new book 7 1/2 ; Actor and comedian Denise Scott discuss Easey Comedy and the return of live comedy to Melbourne; the team talks about being mistaken for staff members when you’re out and about; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley chats about pot sizes and takes gardening talkback; Artist Patricia Piccinini talks about her current exhibition A Miracle Constantly Repeated; Bobby’s blocked-in car brings back suppressed frustration: and author David Hunt tells the team about his new book Girt Nation: The Unauthorised History of Australia Volume 3. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Author and screenwriter Christian White chats about his new novel Wild Place and his Netflix series Clickbait; Bobby reckons she stuffs up screen auditions; Food enthusiast Michael Harden talks re-opening restaurants and foodie awards; Journalist, author and former Breakfaster Jeff Sparrow explains his new book Crimes Against Nature: Capitalism and Global Heating; Film lover Hayley Inch shares her review of New York-drama Passing, and the team discuss champagne-worthy-and-unworthy occasions. With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages; Book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy enthuses about Oliver Burkeman’s 4000 Weeks: Time and How To Use It; Journalist Antony Loewenstein explains his Twenty Years project and its exploration of Afghanistan after 9/11; Bobby talks about golf etiquette; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka examines how tech enables citizens to surveille each other; The team debate the benefits (and drawbacks) of moving in with their partner; Food critic Michael Harden talks about the versatility of miso; And Urvi Majumdar gets ready for her week as a Breakfaster, by reading tarot. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team get excited about kitchen appliances; Book devotee Fi Wright reviews Diana Reid’s new book Love and Virtue; journalist and filmmaker Santilla Chingaipe chats about her new SBS documentary Our African Roots; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley sheds some light on tomato planting season and greatly debated planting techniques; the team discuss stuff they've had stolen; and Dr. Jen shares some scientific insight regarding only children. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Bobby meets some year-round ocean dippers; Dr. Michael Mosley has a chat about his new SBS series Australia’s Health Revolution; tech devotee Dan Salmon explains the ideas behind the Wayforward Machine; the team has a chat about their self-made jingle-jangles; Michael Harden talk us through our highly divisive oceanic friends, anchovies; Bobby has made some interesting finds while moving her father’s house; and comedian Alex Ward muses on mispronounced names. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team discuss the social significance of fish and chips; Cass Howcroft from Little Big Steps and Deakin Melbourne Boomers’ Louise Brown talk about their collab to help kids with cancer; bug enthusiast Simon Hinlkey chats about the Miomantis Caffra species of praying mantis; Bobby, Jas and Daniel get nostalgic over Hills Hoists; award-winning author Charlotte Wood talks about her new book The Luminous Solution; comedian Nat Harris is trying to wrap her head around gardening and The Matrix; and Bobby shares her coming out story. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and Jas Moore.
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Daniel is warmly welcomed back after his short break; media all-rounder Marc Fennel discusses his new tv series The School That Tried To End Racism; the team chat about "the earthquake"; food nerd Michael Harden advocates hard for the long-neglected iceberg lettuce; Bobby shares a few stories where people don’t recognize celebrities; Scientist Chris KP explores the concept of lucid dreaming; and Matt Hagias talks footy traditions with his new book Footy Banners: A Complete Run-Through. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and Elizabeth McCarthy
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Bobby tells a tale of a dramatic spider encounter; Melbourne Football Club historian Adam Woolcock talks about his new book The Last Hurrah: Melbourne Premiers 1964; Chandi Bates from GetUp! discusses the new report Democracy Dossier; the team muse about a game of shotgun that became a bit too serious; book reviewer Fi Wright talks about Sally Rooney’s hot new novel; comedian Micahel Chamberlin provides Friday Funnybugger tales; and screen critic Simone Ubaldi chats about two TV series: Dave and Ramy. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and Elizabeth McCarthy
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The team go hard on credit loopholes and phone flaws; Human Rights Law Centre's Hugh de Kretser explores the the pros and cons of mandating vaccines; Book critic Elizabeth McCarthy reviews Rachel Cusk's Booker Prize longlisted novel Second Place; former Breakfaster, author and satirist John Safran discusses the bigness of big tobacco in his book Puff Piece: How Philip Morris Set Vaping Alight; Bobby's experience with house cleaners sparks a new business idea; director Tosca Looby chats about her new SBS documentary Strong Female Lead; and Michael Harden provides inspiration for negroni week. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Geraldine Hickey pays a visit to kick off day one of Radiothon; investigative journalist Michael Warner talks about his new book The Boys Club; the team chats about wagging school; journalist Antony Loewenstein explains the events happening in Afghanistan; Dr. Jen talks about the impact lockdown has on our minds and memory; and swoopy bird season has started! With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team talks about the concept of progressive dinners; filmmaker John Daschbach chats about the MIFF screening of his film Come Back Anytime; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly tells us what we should grow on nature strips; Bobby recounts a time where she should have chosen differently; climate researcher Zebedee Nicholls talks about the IPCC Report; the team discuss the dangers of baby teeth; and comedian Urvi Majumdar remembers when Katy Perry crashed her year 12 formal. With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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True Crime enthusiast Meshel Laurie chats about her new book CSI Told You Lies; Bobby recounts a time she took one for the team; Director James Ashcroft talks about the premiere of his thriller Coming Home in the Dark at MIFF; Bobby release her inner Larry David when discussing queue etiquette; Professor Tim Fletcher explains the relationship between smart water storage and our platypus friends; and Dr. Vyom Sharma talks us through vaccine uptake and hesitancy. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, Mon Sebire, and Charlie Miller.
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Comedian and actor Celia Pacquola chats about the final season of Rosehaven; the team share stories about interviews gone wrong; Entomologist Simon Hinkley sheds positive light on deadly funnel web spiders; Bobby recalls crowd surfing at a festival in her youth; Professor Dennis Altman explores the strange persistence of monarchies; director Madeleine Martiniello talks about her documentary about Franco Cozzo; and the team chat about the brutal reality of getting rejected at auditions. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Actor Virginia Gay talks about why she adapted the literary classic Cyrano; the team question the role of shorts in society; comedian and actor Nick Boshier chats about new sketch comedy series The Moth Effect; the team declare their wild familial connections to the Irwin family and Jay Leno; book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy talks about She Is Haunted by Paige Clark; comedian Michael Chamberlin reports live from Sydney lockdown on how to go full psycho; Food expert Michael Harden explains how to set the perfect table; and finally, a guide to sibling hierarchy. With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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The team chats about reasons to not hire a scooter on your holiday; book lover Fi Wright reviews Deborah Levy’s memoir Real Estate; journalist Andrew Dodd talks about the issues and upheavals of journalists; Bobby forgets crucial words at critical times; Steve Ellen/Dr. Doolittle from 'Radiotherapy' shares mental health tips to deal with the lockdown; the team discuss whether rapid testing can save live music; and Adam Christou explains what you can expect from the painting game Chicory: A Colorful Tale. With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber and Mon Sebire.
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Artistic Director Al Cossar launches the program for the 69th Melbourne International Film Festival; bookworm Veronica Sullivan reviews the debut novel Small Joys of Real Life by Allee Richards; the team discuss superstitions and why you shouldn’t put new shoes on the table; award-winning playwright Samah Sabawi gives the lowdown on her upcoming play Them at Arts Centre Melbourne; Dr. Jen talks us through the weird science of human screams and what they communicate, which sees the team ponder their favorite fire alarms. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Bobby Macumber.
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Award-winning Author Boori Monty Pryor chats about his new illustrated book Story Doctors; Dr. Jen shares some science about disgust, and the team share their most disgusting stories; Nat Harris reports on her Xmas in July come-down; Cultural critic Clem Bastow talks about her debut book Late Bloomer: How An Autism Diagnosis Changed My Life; and Bobby shares her experiences from the Blackwood Easter Carnival. With presenter Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber and Mon Sebire.
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The team discuss allergic reactions; Josh Staley combines comedy and magic with his magic show Moments In Time for Melbourne Magic Festival; Beloved marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson joins Feature Creatures for the last time, and gives a rundown of what she will be doing next; the team shares some thoughts on the historic landmark, the Nicholas Building, being for sale; Michael Harden explains why amaro is having a moment, and why you should get behind it; and historian William Westerman talks about his new book Merger: The Fitzroy Lions and the Tragedy of 1996. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, Simon Winkler & Jason Moore.
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Daniel and Sarah gives new Breakfaster Bobby Macumber some tips on how to nail being a Breakfaster; journalist and writer Jenny Valentish talks about her new book Everything Harder Than Everyone Else; Award-winning writer and cabaret performer Ash Flanders chats about upcoming show Ash Flanders is Nothing; Simone Ubaldi shares her opinion on the Edgar Wright-documentary The Sparks Brothers; Former Breakfaster Marieke Hardy is back with more eulogies for the living; and Bobby shares a eulogy story of her own. With Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Bobby Macumber.
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It's the final week for Gez with the Breakfasters, and it kicks off with a trio of cakes! Also: Games loving techspert Dan Morganti talks us through the role-playing game The Last Spell; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how to prune your deciduous plants; Simon Hinkley hosts the 2021 Invertebrate Olympics with the team; and Gez gets a heartfelt farewell from the Breakfasters and friends in true Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz style. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez reveals some big, big news; ACMI director Katrina Sedgwick talks about the exclusive Disney animation exhibition on at ACMI; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka discusses what to do when a loved one starts believing in conspiracy theories; Sarah summarise her first week home with baby June; Dr. Jen explains a new study into microbiomes; the team get cheeeeesy for national cheese day; and Laura Dunemann orchestrates an exciting new game called Big A. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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It's Aisha's last week (and Sarah is baaaack on Monday!) Director Molly Reynolds talks about the new documentary about screen legend David Gulpilil; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how and where to volunteer in horticulture; Screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi shares her thoughts on the new season of Master of None; the team compare notes on what they've been eating for dinner; and writer Sinéad Stubbins chats about her debut memoir In My Defence, I Have No Defence. With presenters Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Aisha Pachoud.
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Stage and screen legend Rachael Maza chats about the upcoming production Heart is a Wasteland showing at RISING festival; the team discuss the television show I shouldn’t Be Alive; St Kilda Film Festival Director Richard Sowada talks about this year's lineup; Journalist Antony Loewenstein explores the Israel–Palestine conflict; book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy explains why Evie Wyld's The Bass Rock has won the 2021 Stella Prize; and barrister Tim Farhall chats about the art of cross-examination and Victorian Law Week. With presenters Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, Aisha Pachoud, and Sam Cummins.
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Gez regrets her choice of shoes over the weekend; journalist Ben Eltham breaks down the Federal Budget; Broadcaster and writer Yumi Stynes talks about new teenage handbook Welcome to Consent; screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi looks at The Rider; and RAW Comedy-winner Prue Blake chats about being recognized, her PhD about buses, and spelling bees. With presenters Aisha Pachoud, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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During Mon's last week with Breakfasters, the team speak to award-winning journalist Jess Hill about the new SBS documentary series See What You Made Me Do; the team explore rad haircuts; Dr. Jen helps us understand the international Deep Time project; Comedian Bobby Macumber shares some wedding dress shopping trauma; and lastly, Hayley Inch talks us through the volunteer-run film societyThe Melbourne Cinémathèque. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley recommends beautiful autumn gardens to visit; Gez reveals the reason she was gone last week; Writer-performer Declan Furber-Gillick talks about his yarn Bighouse Dreaming at the Arts Centre Melbourne; Triple R's official royal correspondent Laura Duneman provides a much-anticipated update on House of Windsor shenanigans; and the team discuss various instances of car troubles. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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The team celebrate Gez's award for Most Outstanding Show at MICF; Crikey politics editor Bernard Keane discusses the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan; Comedian Judith Lucy talks about her super serious book Turns Out I’m Fine; tech expert Dan Salmon explores how COVID has influenced internet conspiracy theories; Mon and Daniel discuss Big Bird and the five finger iscount; Dr. Julian Koplin explains super creepy part-animal, part-human organisms; and journalist Kate O'Halloran debriefs on the AFLW Grand Final. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey and Nat Harris.
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Bartender extraordinaire Cara Devine chats about this weekend’s Melbourne Cocktail Festival; Mon celebrates her anniversary, which raised some interesting questions; Simon Hinkley sheds light on the complex and kinky world of mites; the team shares some thoughts on sports; Professor Tim Flannery discusses getting to net zero emmissions by 2050; and award-winning comedian Nikki Britton talks travel, family and live audiences. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
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Writer Monica Dux examines her Catholic background in her new memoir Lapsed; Mon talks us through her delicious homemade burgers; Elizabeth McCarthy reviews Anwen Crawford's memoir No Document; Tech expert and Byte Into It presenter Dan Salmon explains workers' dissent at Amazon; and Mon talks about her brand new workplace. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Comedian, author and radio personality Alan Brough talks about his live performance of acclaimed children’s book Charlie and the War Against Grannies; Dr. Jen explains the concept of super recognisers; Comedian Greg Larsen chats about his Melbourne International Comedy Show This Might Not Be Hell; the team gets nostalgic while discussing their first computers; Simone Ubaldi gives her review on film The Father, starring Anthony Hopkins; and lastly, Author Nevo Zisin breaks down their book The Pronoun Lowdown Demystifying and celebrating gender diversity. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Food expert Michael Harden talks about the Fed Square-event Future Food Systems; Gez and Mon brings back an old favorite: the dinner review; Daniela Baldry reviews Lauren Oyler’s debut novel Fake Accounts; Comedian Adam Knox chats about remote controlled boats and his upcoming Melbourne International Comedy Festival show, 3's Comedy and Oxfam National Manager Ngarra Murray discuss the main points from the 2021 Close the Gap report. Finally, the team celebrates the extraordinary Waffle Day.
With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Actor, writer, and comedian Kitty Flanagan talks about brand her new ABC series FISK; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gushes over autumn and what that means for gardening; Gez goes on a date with her fiancé; Economist Matt Grudnoff explains why the Reserve Bank wants wages growth, and why the Morrison government doesn’t; Gez has done a gig, that stimulates the topic of luncheons/bruncheons; and student and climate activist Jean Hinchliffe discuss her new book Lead The Way. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Screen and stage legend Sigrid Thornton talks about her upcoming 8-hour long performance Homer’s Iliad - The Seige of Troy at Fairfield Ampitheatre; Food enthusiast Michael Harden chats about the resurgence of good food joints in regional Victoria; Filmmaker Kelly Walker talks about the upcoming Melbourne Queer Film Festival-screening of My Fiona; Gez chats about boarding a tiny plane; Dr. Jen explains why some people feel the cold more than others; and finally, the week’s highlights in the form of the Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
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Mon recaps attending a hens party; Comedian Wil Anderson chats about his Comedy Festival show Wilegal; The team share thoughts about the passing of Michael Gudinski; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gets passionate about apples; Simone Ubaldi reviews the 6-part Adam Curtis documentary Can’t Get You Out of My Head; Daniel, Mon and Bobby discuss nicknames; and comedian Prue Blake reflects on therapy, ankles and her upcoming Comedy Festival show. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Bobby Macumber.
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Award-winning journalist Jess Hill explains the ramifications of abolishing the Family Court of Australia; book reviewer Jackie Tang shares her thoughts on Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s horror book Mexican Gothic; Gez rediscovers life in the city; Michael Harden gives dirty details on the best martinis; The team discuss their favourite chocolate bar; Andrew Gaynor talks about the Bending The Bars exhibition at Old Melbourne Gaol; and the week is wrapped up with a conversation about hens nights and weekend plans. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Journalist Stephen Mayne explains the short and long-term impacts of recent corporate scandals in Australia; Dr Jen reveals the best age to develop music instrument playing skills; Simone Ubaldi reviews film The Truffle Hunters; Gez and Mon have been left to their own devices for a self-proclaimed Ladies Day; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly describes how to best grow herbs in the shade; Astronomer Dr. Tanya Hill talks about the Planetarium Nights series at Scienceworks; and the week is rounded out by the Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Food expert Michael Harden gives an update on the hospitality industry right now and what he's been eating over summer; Dr. Jen sheds light on sensory processing; Writer and performer Naomi Higgins chats about the new season of comedy series Why Are You Like This; Gez has a rendez-vous with her first car; Elizabeth McCarthy reviews Meg Mason's captivating new novel Sorrow and Bliss; the team discuss getting your license and pétanque; and ACMI CEO Katrina Sedgwick talks about ACMI's revamp. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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They’re back! Mon tells the story of how she recently got engaged; Film director Sally Ingleton talks about Wild Things, her new documentary about environmental activists; The team explore the thrill of seeing live concerts again; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly gives an update on what’s happening in the garden; Writer Carly Findlay talks about editing a collection of stories of writers with disability and chronic illness for the book Growing Up Disabled in Australia; and comedian Bobby Macumber ruminates on her underpants accident. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Covid frontline worker Dr Vyom Sharma chats about Victoria’s Covid response; Elizabeth McCarthy gives us her two favorite books of 2020; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley recommends a few Christmas present ideas for gardeners; Gemma Sharp, aka Dr G Spot from 'Radiotherapy', talks about the body image chat bot KIT; Simon Hinkley explores the world of the camel spider; The team is back in the studios for the first time since March, and Sarah Smith joins the team for this year’s final Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Artist Lisa Roet talks about the David Greybeard sculpture she's created outside Hamer Hall; Michael Harden talks about food he's sobbed over during 2020; Dr Erich Fitzgerald from Museums Victoria chats about acquiring a new Triceratops fossil; The team remembers end-of-year school concerts; Adam Christou sums up the most significant games of the year; Comedian Urvi Majumdar has made some discoveries about herself while helping her parents pack up their house; and screen reviewer Hayley Inch casts her eyes over Billy Wilder’s classic film The Apartment. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Comedian and former Breakfaster Josh Earl chats about filming his podcast Don’t You Know Who I Am?; Dr Jen explains the science that goes into training dogs to detect Covid; Gez reckons Covid has become a bit of a scapegoat; Jana Favero, Director of Advocacy and Campaigns at the ASRC, talks about the #TimeForAHome campaign; Simone Ubaldi reviews biopic Oliver Sacks: His Own Life; Director Pip Kelly discusses her short documentary Thomas Banks’ Quest for Love; and the team talks about shopping habits. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Singer Kylie Auldist explains the importance of upcoming event Artists For Kids Culture; food expert Michael Harden talks about the rising popularity of retro comfort foods; the team remembers the places they lived for their first year at Uni; Choreographer Stephanie Lake chats about her mass dance Fringe-event Multiply; Film critic Thomas Caldwell discuss being the Artistic Director for Children’s International Film Festival (CHIFF); Comedian Nat Harris gives an important update on relationship statuses after the Covid lock-down; and last but certainly not least, Sarah Smith gives an highly anticipated update on her new life with baby June-Louise. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Comedian Patrick Collins talks about their Fringe comedy show; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explores plants that cool down hot spaces; Gez gets competitive with bushwalking; Comedian Urvi Majumdar discusses trying to grow up; Mon and Gez are quite excited about new fridges; and finally, for Feature Creatures, Simon Hinkley explores the world of pond skaters. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Michael Harden explains how to succeed at the ever-so-trendy picnic; Producer Jacob Hickey talks about new SBS series Addicted Australia; author Favel Parrett reveals her love of dingoes; Broden Kelly talks about new screen series Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun; Gez has encountered a very chatty and informative man; Fi Wright reviews melancholic debut novel Cherry Beach by Laura McPhee-Brown; and finally, comedian Shiralee Hood chats about the positive things that came out of lockdown. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Dr. Zim Nwokoro of Deakin University talks us through the U.S. election; Gez has made a grazing platter that doesn't quite live up to Daniel’s standards; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gives a handy guide on what to plant now; Simone Ubaldi reviews 1990 film Prayer of the Rollerboys and shares her thoughts on the dystopian story, which then prompts the team to do a deep-dive into rollerblades. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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The team discuss how the donut has become a mascot for the end of lockdown; Writer and Triple R presenter Christos Tsiolkas chats about the re-imagined audio play of his novel Loaded; Michael Harden talks about what the ease of restrictions for the hospitality scene looks like; Gez explores her fascination with diggers and fingernails; Nat Harris chats about challenges concerning dining after months of downtime; and a chat with journalist and author Rick Morton, who examines the psychology of money in his new essay On Money. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey. Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfastersInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfasters/?hl=en
The team discuss how the donut has become a mascot for the end of lockdown; Writer and Triple R presenter Christos Tsiolkas chats about the re-imagined audio play of his novel Loaded; Michael Harden talks about what the ease of restrictions for the hospitality scene looks like; Gez explores her fascination with diggers and fingernails; Nat Harris chats about challenges concerning dining after months of downtime; and a chat with journalist and author Rick Morton, who examines the psychology of money in his new essay On Money. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Jacinta Parsons chats about her chronic illness as outlined in her book Unseen; Architect Stuart Harrison talks about the new season of the ABC's Restorations Australia; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka explains the genius of vending machines; The team (and listeners!) get to know Mon a bit better; Dr Jen takes a scientific approach when talking about women’s confidence; Gez’s talks about snake encounters; and Simon Hinkley talks about the secret lives of moths. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Comedian and Breakfasters regular Laura Dunemann has created an acrostic poem in honor of Sarah; Melbourne musician and youth counselor Nellie Jackson talks about new campaign for online support service 'Ask Izzy'; Journalist Ben Eltham breaks down the Federal Budget; the team shares some dinner (and lunch) reviews; Daniel and Gez bid a temporarily farewell to Sarah before her maternity leave; Nat Harris gives some advice on what NOT to say to a pregnant woman; and Sarah gets a surprise call from Matthew 'Richo' Richardson. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez and Cath make a new addition to their Lesbian Pit; Fi Wright gives her thoughts on Victoria Hannan’s debut novel Kokomo; Adam Christou talks us through strategy game Crusader Kings III; Gez has donated blood, and made it worthwhile; English comedian Paul Foot talks about his upcoming interactive zoom show; Leesa Lambert from The Little Bookroom chats about this Saturday’s ‘Love Your Bookshop Day’; and Gez shares some life wisdom. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Screen icon Noni Hazlehurst chats about the SBS series Every Family Has a Secret; Gez recaps her day of market fun and cider tasting; Comedian Scout Boxall chats about Red Dead Redemption and Dan Andrews; Simon Hinkley talks about animals that can disguise themselves; the team share thoughts on Kanga Totem Tennis; Sarah’s virtual baby shower is filled with an array of contributors; and MP Martin Foley discuss the new live music support package. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Journalist Katharine Murphy explains her new Quarterly Essay,The End of Certainty; Melbourne comedian Prue Blake talks sleepovers and whistling; Actor Lucy Fox of ‘The Travelling Sisters’ chats about new mockumentary web-series Meet The Mullets; Anthony Amis talks about threats facing koalas in the Strzelecki Ranges & Gippsland; Gez has a regional Victoria adventure; And to wrap things up, it’s the end-of-week 'Breakfasters Breakdown' Quiz. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez is playing Scattergories with her in-laws; Dr Jen explains whether we can communicate effectively with our eyes; I’m Thinking of Ending Things is up for a screen review by Simone Ubaldi; Comedian Jonathan Schuster chats about his mum’s new album for 'Wednesday Wisecracker'; Bangarra artistic director Stephen Page talks about Cathy Freeman; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka explores the concept of AI in education, and why teachers can’t be replaced; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gives some helpful advice on protecting plants from weather; and Gez has decided to boost team morale with an improv play like no other. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Comedian Nazeem Hussain discusses hosting new comedy series Standup Sessions; Gez has, to everyone’s surprise, been fishing; comedian Nat Harris has some thoughts about the right way to interact with neighbors during lockdown; Cookbook author Meni Valle talks about her latest book Ikaria: Food and Life in the Blue Zone; Comedian Alex Ward talks about the ups and downs about living locally; And games enthusiast Daniel Morganti reviews the point-and-click game The Longing. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez reports on her efforts to make golden syrup dumplings; The team share wide-ranging thoughts on Couples Day; Fi Wright reviews Zadie Smith's new essay collection Intimations; Actor Jillian Nguyen talks about new SBS drama Hungry Ghosts; Bill Ross and Turner Ross chat about the MIFF screening of their film Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets; and AFL footy legend Matthew "Richo" Richardson, and journalist Osman Faruqi talk about why they love Triple R, kicking off the first day of Radiothon 2020. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Filmmaker Alison Ellwood talks about the MIFF screening of documentary The Go-Gos; Sarah reveals the real reason she took a day off; Michael Harden chats about the the history of dim sims in Australia; Gez gives all the ‘Bobs’ of the world a bit of praise; Daniel and Sarah share nostalgic memories of Pavarotti; And wrapping up, an interview with nutrition expert Felice Jacka and musician/illustrator Rob Craw about their educational children’s book There’s a Zoo in my Poo. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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The team shares intel on what they’ve done this week; Dr Shane from Einstein A Go-Go talks about the show’s 30th birthday celebrations; Libby Butler, the brains behind web-series Loving Captivity, chats about love in the pandemic; Fi Wright reviews the book Antkind by Charlie Kaufman; Gez and Daniel shares tales of snarky snowmen and violent ducks; Filmmaker Jo-Anne Brechin talks about her MIFF online film Paper Champions; And Gez raises the urgent question, Who goes paragliding in a pandemic? With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey and Rachel Short.
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Toby Halligan talks about proposed new defamation laws; Chef Nornie Bero chats about how her damper making class incorporates Indigenous flavors and techniques; Gez does some chores and finds a new friend; Food expert Michael Harden explains the delicate art of building a great sandwich, and the team discuss their fave sangas; 'Wednesday Wisecracker' comedian Jonathan Schuster tries his hand at matchmaking; Simon Hinkley explores the love darts of snails; and comedian Prue Blake brings the fun to Friday Funnybugger. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez is coping with the worst haircut of all time; engineer Phil Gardiner talks about the Sidney Myer Music Bowl; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley shares his winter gardening tips; Daniel gets interrogated on his toothache; Professor Mike Archer explains the discovery of a prehistoric giant wombat; Sarah’s partner has done a bit of gardening with fatal results; and lastly, musician Jess Ribeiro gets very, very candid. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Gez has been to the pub, and she reports back; Comedian Urzila Carlson talks about her online special Overqualified Loser; food fan Michael Harden celebrates lamingtons; MIFF's Al Cossar chats about this year’s online festival; Alex Ward remembers a somewhat unusual Christmas tradition; Ricky-lee Erickson explains why some marine animals love isolation; and community worker Rachel Wood talks about how Second Stitch empowers migrant women. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Alex Ward.
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Jessie Tu chats about her new novel A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing; Stuart Harrison, formerly of Triple R's 'The Architects' talks about delivering this year's Open House Melbourne’s Heritage Address; Gez gets a birthday tribute!; Hayley Inch takes look at the films of Barbra Streisand; Dean Gibson discuss the importance of his new NITV doco My Family Matters; Gez decides to test Shorty’s teaching skills; and mental health expert Steve Ellen, from Triple R's 'Radiotherapy,' gives some helpful advice as we enter our second round of isolation. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Rachel Short.
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Rama Nicholas chats about her 'Serious Comedy' show The Lucky Ones; Sarah debriefs on her first ever baby scan; Esther Anatolitis talks about the future of the City of Melbourne; food expert Michel Harden riffs on home delivery disruptors; Ben Ulm talks about Who Gets To Stay In Australia? screening on SBS; Simon Hinkley explores wingless bloodsuckers, aka fleas; and Gez encounters an old friend on her way to dinner. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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The team is back with a holiday recap; Comedian Adam Hills talks about his live Zoom show Easey Comedy; Muriel Bamblett, CEO of Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency describes the idea behind their events 'Morning Tea for Culture'; Writer Sophie Cunningham explains her new Meanjin essay If You Choose To Stay, We May Not Be Able To Save You; Gez has had a sad night at a hotel; Lawyer Shahleena Musk from the Human Rights Law Centre chats about the launch of the #RaiseTheAge campaign; And lastly, it's the end-of-week ‘Breakfasters Breakdown Quiz’. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Greg Mullins talks about this year’s National Bushfire Summit; The team discuss good and bad board games; Dr. Jen explains why people are attracted to conspiracy theories; Sophie Black from The Wheeler Centre, chats about why The Next Chapter scheme is so important for up-and-coming writers; Gez creates a ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ that takes a miserable turn; And Lastly, it’s time for the end-of-week 'Breakfasters Breakdown' Quiz. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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The team start off by summing up their weekends; Richard Sowada chats about the St Kilda Film Festival; Simone Ubaldi talks about the 'Save Our Scene' campaign; Elizabeth McCarthy reviews Mark Lanegan's memoir; Gez reminiscences about the time she did a character piece as an old Russian lady; Simone Ubaldi looks at Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing; Simon Hinkley talks about zombie-like insect behavior; And lastly, Sarah Holland-Batt discuss chronic shortfalls in aged care. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Writer Jack Latimore explains the continued significance of Sorry Day; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley talks about growing green and black tea plants; Gez encounters a huntsman spider; Sarah announces that the rabbit died (or: she's pregnant!); Dr. Alistair Evans from Monash talks about the new discovery of an old mammal; comedian Laura Dunemann gives an update on the trials of the Royals in Iso; Filmmaker Warwick Thornton chats about new documentary The Beach; and comedian Colin Lane talks about the online exclusive Lano & Woodley Singin’ Some Songs. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Julia Zemiro talks about the new season of Home Delivery;The team discuss the extreme lengths they go to for take-away; Cricketer Corinne Hall chats about new book Victress: Women Who Paved the Way in Australian Sport;Simone Ubaldi gives her review on the new season of Better Things; Marine biologist Ricky-lee Erickson explores Nudibranchs; The team wax lyrical about struggles with technology; And Gez hosts a Friday Quiz. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
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Hugo Weaving chats about his new film, Hearts and Bones;Comedy legend Denise Scott talks about her participation on Who Do You Think You Are; The team chat about the pressure that occurs now that restrictions are being lifted, as well as exploring the sport Frolf; A boisterous round of dinner reviews; and musician Briggs discusses the process of his song-turned-children’s book Our Home, Our Heartbeat.With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Nadya Tkachenko talks about Museum Victoria’s program for at-home education; Russel Holmesby discuss his new book The Death of Fitzroy Football Club; the team discuss which type of Iso activity they are; Daniel reviews his recent food experiences, and Sarah re-lives her childhood lasagna overload; Simon Hinkley sheds light on dancing bees for 'Feature Creatures'; I spy with my little eye: Window Edition; Lyndelle Wilkinson chats about the new onlline series Mint Condition; and lastly, the team rounds up the week with a spooky Mother’s Day chat. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
The team reveals what they know about bodysurfing; Daniel’s mother-in-law plays a heartfelt 'the last post' for ANZAC day; Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith talks about her online lessons for young stargazers; Is Pierce Brosnan the best 007 - discuss!; Helen Bidou chats about her online fashion show ‘Bidou Zooms’; and Luke Hilakari from Victorian Trades Hall Council talks JobKeeper. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey, and Sam Cummins.
Toby Halligan talks Turnbull; food expert Michael Harden talks up apples; the team explore 'isolation privilege' and discuss what they’ve been reading lately; Judith Lucy chats about her online special Judith Lucy vs. Men; marine biologist Ricky-lee Erickson goes deep on the longest animals ever recorded. And finally, the team discuss everyone’s favorite isolation pastime: snacks. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
The team talks about their gardening efforts; and they explore what they’d do if they had one hour covid-restriction-free. Kate Torney, CEO of the State Library of Victoria, describes what they currently offer online; Alice Drury from Human Rights Law Centre explains the High Court ruling on the AFP raid on journalist Annika Smethurst; Sean ‘Birdman’ Dooley talks backyard birds; and actor-director Wayne Blair chats about the new season of Mystery Road. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Magda Szubanski talks about how her book Timmy The Ticked-Off Pony and the Poo of Excitementcame to be; Jackie Tang reviews New Zealand author Rose Lu’s essay collection, All Who Live On Islands; Daniel and Gez go full Mean Girls on Sarah; Gez tells the others of her many animal encounters over the past days; Triple R subscriber Matthew McKay describes Italy in lockdown from the inside; and Simon Hinkley talks about Portuguese millipedes in this weeks’ Feature Creatures. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Gez survives a gas leak down at her beach house; Kathleen Lee talks about her new web series Sex & Death; Gez admits to winning a school poem competition on unfair terms; writer Vivian Pham chats about her new book The Coconut Children; and CEO and director of ACMI, Katrina Sedgwick, explains ACMI's online resources. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Gez survives a gas leak down at her beach house; Kathleen Lee talks about her new web series Sex & Death; Gez admits to winning a school poem competition on unfair terms; writer Vivian Pham chats about her new book The Coconut Children; and CEO and director of ACMI, Katrina Sedgwick, explains ACMI's online resources. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Margaret Simons talks about her Quarterley Essay Cry Me A River: The Tragedy of the Murray-Darling; Simone Ubaldi reviews the film noir icon, The Third Man; Victor Steffensen explains his new book Fire Country: How Indigenous Fire Management Could Help Save Australia; Ricky-Lee Erickson chats about new sightings of orcas around the Victorian coast, and finally, Sarah blows off some steam regarding her corona-impacted birthday. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Dr. Vyom Sharma (from Triple R's Radiotherapy) talks about essential actions re: coronavirus; The team chats about Geraldine’s giant zucchini, and has a closer look at each other’s dinner ambitions; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains the top three easy vegetables to grow; Stephanie Convey talks about her new book After The Count: and for the grand finale: 'The Breakfasters Talent Show'. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey, and fill-in presenters Sam Cummins and Elizabeth McCarthy.
Former Breakfaster Tony Wilson chats about his new book, 1989: The Great Grand Final; playwright Michele Lee explores single ladies; Vanessa Toholka talks leaps and bounds in tattoo technology; the team explore holidaying like a boomer during whale season, and 90s sing-a-longs. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
Former Richmond AFL player Alex Rance talks about his new kids' book, and whether his AFL days are really behind him; the team get a Baby Gabe (formerly Chub-Fish) update; Adam Christou talks about the game Wide Ocean, Big Jacket, Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley talks citrus; Sanam Maher discusses her book about Pakistani social media star Qandeel Baloch; and the team talk about the concept of well-deserved sick days. With presenters Sarah Smith, Geraldine Hickey, Daniel Burt, and fill-in presenter Nat Harris.
Marieke Hardy explores living eulogies; the team riff ideas around lost and stolen and returned objects; foodie Michael Harden espouses the loveliness of ugly vegetables; Simone Ubaldi reviews 'Honey Boy'; marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson talks about seahorses; and Nat Harris muses on the magic of panpipes. With presenters Sarah Smith, Geraldine Hickey, and fill-in presenters Daniel James and Nat Harris.
Maya Newell’s documentary In My Blood It Runs takes a closer look at the difficulties First Nations people face in raising their children with an Arrernte education, and the documentary filmmaker talks to team about her new film; Psychologist Margaret Klein Salamon talks about her book Facing the Climate Emergency: How to Transform Yourself with Climate Truth; Fortnightly segment 'Down and Dirty' with Digga spills the dirt on which winter vegetables to start growing now; The Wheeler Centre is turning ten years old, and former Breakfaster and Director of the Centre, Michael Williams, talks about the Centre’s evolution and what’s going to happen next; Gez gives an update on her kitchen renovation progress; And last, but certainly not least, Daniel Burt phones in with the low-down on the birth of Chub Fish. With presenters Sarah Smith, Geraldine Hickey, and Daniel James (filling in while Daniel Burt is on parental leave).
Brand and fashion expert Tony Lee discusses the shift towards a more ethical and sustainable fashion industry; the team explore shopping for "measured" items, such as bras, shoes and hats; Michael Harden is back for another 'Food Interlude' segment, and this time he’s talking about how people can have a more sustainable approach to food shopping; filmmaker Mark Dooley chats to the team about his new film Repeat Attenders, which takes viewers inside the world of musical theatre fanatics; It’s an exciting time as we get the final labour update on the impending birth of Chub-fish; American comedian Iliza Shlesinger is traveling with her The Forever Tour, and visits the studio to chat about her unapologetic style and fast-growing Aussie fan base. And to wrap things up, the team announce the release of a brand new Bandcamp compilation of over 40 of 'Breakfasters Live' performances. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
The team explore their thoughts around coloured $2 coins; Professor Tim Entiwsle, Director and Chief Executive at Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, talks about the future conservation of the Botanic Gardens in the face of climate change; Dr Jen is back for 'Weird Science' - this time she talks about the new fad of dopamine fasting; entrepreneur Adam Jacoby and Sonia Randhawa, the founder of the Coalition of Everyone, share their thoughts on how our democracy is broken, ahead of their upcoming event 'Democracy is Not a Spectator Sport'; with students heading back to school, the team wax lyrical about their school lunches of yore; writer Sean O’Beirne’s talks about his debut collection of short stories, A Couple of Things Before The End; and lastly, Daniel gives an update on the impending birth of Chub-Fish.. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
They’re back! Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine kick off 2020 by summing up their holidays, with a highlight being swimming; The water theme continues as Gez explains her Jetty adventures in Busselton, WA; Daniel is getting very close to welcoming his long-awaited Chub-Fish to the world, so an update on the pre-labour situation is in order; Gez has been hanging out with dolphins, and shares her experience with five splashing and finger clicking kids; Singer-songwriter-comedian Selina Jenkins’ solo show BOOBS is playing at Art Centre Melbourne’s Midsumma Festival, and she comes by to chat about her returning show and her non-returning boobs; Feature Creatures this week sees a visit from marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson, who explores sea sponges; And lastly, Nat Harris talks about shenanigans on Melbourne trams in our Friday Funnybugger segment. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
In their last podcast for 2019, Breakfasters speak to senior curator at Museums Victoria, Matthew Churchward, about the restoration of the Great Melbourne Telescope; at least 50,000 young people in Australia are missing from our school system, and Dr Jim Watterston, the Dean of Melbourne Graduate Schools, sheds some light on this complex issue; Gez tells Sarah and Daniel how TV-series The L Wordmade quite an impact in her life; With holidays just around the corner, the team trade stories of Christmas morning traditions; and food journalist Michael Harden takes a closer look at the increase in non-alcoholic beverages in dining experiences. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey. Please note: this podcast will resume in the last week of January, 2020.
Dr Amee Baird discusses her new book, Sex in the Brain; Breakfasters book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy offers her take on Chris Fleming’s On Drugs; Writer, Musician and Superfluity host Casey Bennetto brings some musical comedy to the studio ahead of this year’s ‘A Swingin’ Bella Christmas’; Chris KP returns for Weird Science to talk about scientists who have experimented on themselves, with some rather harrowing examples; this week’s tattoo expo prompts the crew to discuss their weekend plans; Nat Harris is back for Friday Funnybugger, this time focusing on the sexually suggestive names of vacuum cleaners; and, State Library Victoria CEO Kate Torney stops by to talk about the completion of the Library’s redevelopment. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt and Geraldine Hickey.
Scientist Chris KP explains the concept of dog years; Award-winning author Bri Lee’s new essay, Beauty, reflects on how beauty standards impact the way we interact with ourselves, and when she joins the studio we get a closer look at her own experience with the current beauty norms; How’s former Breakfaster Jeff Sparrow? Find out as Gez and Sarah retell their catch-up session in the sun; Nat Harris is filling in for Gez when the conversation starts evolving around bike dinking and their favourite dinking memories. Lastly, Breakfaster regular Christos Tsiolkas discussed his epic new novel Damascus and its range of intriguing topics. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Nat Harris.
The team get a visit from Melbourne illustrator and designer Beci Orpin, who talks about the inspiration behind her new book Take Heart, Take Action; Michelle Bennet returns to the studios and gives her assessment of Edward Snowden’s book Permanent Record; Christmas is for many synonymous with B grade Holiday movies, and Gez has seen newcomer Holiday in the Wild; new production Children of the Evolution features an all-child cast exploring topics of importance to them, and two of its stars, Zara and Flynn, join the team to discuss their important topics; former RRR Breakfaster, author and comedian John Safran has launched the podcast John Safran vs The Occult, which takes a closer look at John's preoccupations; and with Sarah taking a sick day and Mon Sebire filling in, what better time to talk about sickies! With Sarah Smith, Geraldine Hickey and Daniel Burt, and Mon Sebire.
This week, filmmaker Em Baker joins Breakfasters to talk about her new film I Am No Bird; What is the proper etiquette for karaoke? Find out as the team discuss it; Apocalypse Meow: Crisis is Born is playing at Malthouse Theatre, and cabaret performer Meow Meow chats about the show and her extensive career; This year’s Christmas events have already started, and the team discuss the Christmas dinner’s they’ve already attended; Dr. Andi presents some interesting facts about sleep in this week’s 'Weird Science' segment; Music expert Mary Mihelakos from the Melbourne Music Bus Tour talks about Melbourne’s cultural heritage. And last, but not least, X-men film producer Jason Taylor is in town for the Screen Forever conference, and manages to squeeze in an interview. With Sarah Smith, Geraldine Hickey and Daniel Burt
Daniel kick-starts things by telling a story fit for a horror film; Egyptian-American author, anarchist and feminist Mona Eltahawy is here for Broadside festival, and tells the team about her new book The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls; Dr Jen brings Weird Science to the studio when she looks closer at what science says about gratitude; The team share their muck-up day stories, involving garden gnomes and number plates; Terminator: Dark Fate has been received with mixed reviews, and film reviewer Simone Ubaldi gives her two cents worth; and lastly, a chat about unexpected guests brings back memories from time spent in share houses. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week, the team explore the intricacies of zip lining; Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey joins the studio for a talk about her latest documentary Happy Sad Man; Netflix series The Standups gives comedy’s freshest voices a chance to shine, and Canadian comedian Beth Stelling visits the studio for a chat about her performance in the series and other career highlights; Simon Hinlkley is checks in about the ongoing nature discovery project “Bush Blitz” at the Little Desert National Park; and a fascinating interview with palaeontologist, explorer and conservationist Tim Flannery, in light of his new book “Explore Your World: Weird, Wild, Amazing!”.
Film score composer Burkhard Dallwitz talks to the team about his award-winning work, and what it was like to score the new film Locusts; Comedian, actor and writer Dylan Moran is busy with his upcoming Australian tour, but manages to squeeze in a chat with the team about his show Dr Cosmos; Daniel shares some very exciting personal news; Josh Earl proves that comedy and a quiz is a match made in heaven when he joins the team to talk about his live podcast Don’t You Know Who I Am? at The Catfish in Fitzroy. And last, but not least, Laura Dunemann flexes her play-wrighting skills for week’s "Friday Funnybugger" segment, and asks the team to pretend to be Royals.
Daniel confidently predicts that he can win bronze in archery at the next Commonwealth games; Alcohol policy researcher Michael Livingston from La Trobe University explores the event “Alcohol: What Kind of Drinker are You?”; Joaquin Phoenix’s performance in Todd Philipps film “Joker” is on everybody’s lips at the moment, and Simone Ubaldi gives her opinion on the film in this week’s film review; Master Sommelier Jane Lopes is the first woman in Australia to hold that title, and she tells the team about her new book Vignette: Stories of Life and Wine in 100 Bottles; Sarah, Daniel and Gez chat about the things they have in their car that probably should be elsewhere; and last, but not least, actor Luke Carroll tells the team about his role in the play “Black is the New White”.
Gez tells Sarah and Daniel about her “New Year’s Random Aspiration”, and how she ended up as a boat captain; Michael Harden comes by for another “Food Interlude”, and talks about the history of restaurants; The Wife and the Widow is a new thriller by Melbourne author Christian White, and he joins the team for a chat; Playwright, author and Triple R presenter Christos Tsiolkas talks about Anthem, the Melbourne International Arts Festival production he's part of; and Nat Harris is this week's "Friday Funnybugger" wherein she explores the awkwardness of not knowing the meaning of a word, yet pretending that you do. With Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week, journalist Jill Stark talks about her new book When You’re Not OK: A Toolkit for Tough Times; Book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy casts her eyes over Argentinian writer Roque Larraquy's first English-language novel, Comemadre; Gez talks about running a recent comedy workshop; film reviewer Simone Ubaldi shares her thoughts on new Sophie Hyde film Animals; and the team go deep on the spiritual side of Kombi van ownership
This week, Toby Halligan talks about bushfires and climate change; independent journalist, author and filmmaker Antony Loewenstein chats about his new book Pills, Powder, and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs; Breakfasters Producer and book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy casts her eyes over Josephine Rowe’s book Here Until August; Daniel tells Sara and Gez about how he is getting free drinks all around town; Sally Rugg joins the crew to talk about activism and her book How Powerful We Are: Behind the Scenes of Australia’s leading activists;And finally, this week’s Friday Funnybugger is comedian Matt Stewart.
This week, director Sophie Hyde joins the team to talk about her new Dublin-based film Animals; Sarah, Daniel and Gez discuss what makes a good rider; “Men at Work: Australia’s Parenthood Trap” is the latest Quarterly Essay by journalist Annabel Crabb, and she talks about the challenges parents face in Australia today; Adam Christou recommends the interactive game “Telling Lies” in Game Changers this week; Sarah has had her first facial, and shares her thoughts on this experience; For Feature Creatures, Simon Hinkley gets excited about insects and their place in art and objects of reverence; and Stephen Page, Artistic Director of Bangarra Dance Theatre chats about new production, 30 Years of Sixty Five Thousand.
This week, we get to hear the details behind Fringe production “Off Off Off Broadway Karaoke” when Jess McGuire and Emma Smith visit the studio; Daniel shares some information about his living arrangements with Sarah and Gez; Food and dining expert Michael Harden talks about the importance of restaurant ambience; With her new book "Fixed It: Violence and Representation of Women in the Media” and an appearance at MWF, Jane Gilmore joins the team for a chat; Daniel, Sarah and Gez share thoughts on romantic things to do for your partner; Nat Harris explores sauna etiquette in this week's Friday Funnybugger segment, and multimedia artist, cultural producer and LGBT activist Zackary Drucker talks about working on the tv show "Transparent."
For the last week of August, Tai Snaith joins Breakfasters to talk about her new book “You Might Find Yourself” and her event at Melbourne Writers Festival; Australian comedian and actor Dave Lawson is back in the studio to talk about the fourth season of Award-winning satirical comedy show Utopia; Gez shares a story from her visit to the pub which somehow results in an impromptu round of Jeopardy; An interview with American comedian Fred Armisen includes tales from the Blue Man Group, the nuisance of buying LPs on holiday, and his love for Australia; By popular demand, Sarah, Daniel and Gez review their latest dinners; Roz Ward joins the crew to discuss the potential significances for LGBTI+ communities ahead of the No Right to Discriminate rally against the Federal Government's proposed Religious Discrimination legislation; “On The Other Side of Freedom” author DeRay Mckesson has a chat before his upcoming event at MWF. And to wrap up this big week, Australian music legend Paul Kelly rocks up to share his thoughts on his new album Thirteen Ways to look at Birds.
This week, Tim Costello visits the studio to talk about his book "A Lot With A Little”; Sarah, Daniel and Gez chat about the sentimentality of jackets; An interview with Omar Musa focuses on the universality of Muhammad Ali, in relation to Musa’s upcoming show at Arts Centre's Fairfax Studio; 'Weird Science' this week has Dr Jen explaining the main differences between early birds and night owls; Geraldine’s niece is going to school camp which gives the Breakfasters a chance to reminisce about their school camp experience; writer, poet and broadcaster Alicia Sometimes comes by to chat about her show “Particle/Wave." And last but by god not least: Henry Wagons gives a rave-up Triple R's annual Radiothon and the importance of supporting Triple R at this time.
This week, Geraldine teaches Sarah and Daniel how to dance to Rock The Boat; the team engage in a conversation about Geraldine’s missing wallet; Tait Brady, the producer behind MIFF film Suzi Qswings by to talk about one of the unsung Queens of rock ‘n’ roll; we find out what made Daniel’s visit to the barber a bit awkward; Marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson talks about the fascinating reproductive strategies of marine animals; and Darlene Lim from NASA talks about what it's like training astronauts.
This week on Breakfasters,writer Emina Ashman and director Stephanie Ghajar chat about their theatre show “Make Me A Houri”, at the La Mama Courthouse; Sarah, Geraldine and Daniel talk about the perks they enjoyed during their first jobs as teenagers; Melbourne International Film Festival kicks off this week, and Breakfasters talk to director John Sheedy about his film “H is for Happiness”, we find out how the team keeps the doctors at bay; and journalist Nick McKenzie discusses why the latest revelations about gambling empire Crown are so scandalous.
This week, Anne Hunter, relationship coach and co-founder of PolyVic talks about polyamory and non-monogamy; Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine talk about what they are grateful for, resulting in a highly entertaining story from Sarah’s past; Australian comedy legend Fiona O’Loughlin visits the studio to talk about her upcoming show, ‘Gap Year’, at the The Yarraville Club; and we find out what Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine’s Comăneci Day would look like. Plus: The Ann Street Morgue is part of this year’s Open House Melbourne, and Glenn Jones, Executive Officer of the Seaworks Foundation, joins the team for a chat about this year’s event and canvasses Seaworks' role in Melbourne’s history.
This week on Breakfasters, Daniel, Sarah and Geraldine discuss relaxing, driving and feeling so relaxed while driving that you miss a turn. Food Interlude this week is all about the Australian classic: jaffles! Journalist Stephen Mayne stops by the studio to talk about the scourge of pokies and gambling. In honour of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, former astronaut trainer Dr Gail Iles gives the lowdown on all you have ever wondered about launching humankind into space. Jim Morton, one of the creators of the successful podcast and HBO comedy special ‘My Dad Wrote a Porno’, stops in ahead of the Australian and NZ tour of his new live show. And finally, the team reminisce about creative approaches to concealing underage drinking.
Another week is over, and here are the highlights from this week on Breakfasters. Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine starts the week by talking about camping, wine and boobies. Melbourne International Film Festival is almost here, and the artistic director Al Cossar stops by to discuss this year’s program. Another artistic director, Marieke Hardy, also visits the studio, but this time the focus is on the Melbourne Writers Festival and their program for 2019. It’s been a week since Geraldine got engaged, so naturally the trio talks about the aftermath and how Geraldine went about telling her dad. The feeling of time slowing down is the basis for some very entertaining stories. And finally, French-based author Tara June Winch is home in Australia for a visit, and talks to Breakfasters about her new novel, The Yield. Another week is over, and here are the highlights from this week on Breakfasters. Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine starts the week by talking about camping, wine and boobies. Melbourne International Film Festival is almost here, and the artistic director Al Cossar stops by to discuss this year’s program. Another artistic director, Marieke Hardy, also visits the studio, but this time the focus is on the Melbourne Writers Festival and their program for 2019. It’s been a week since Geraldine got engaged, so naturally the trio talks about the aftermath and how Geraldine went about telling her dad. The feeling of time slowing down is the basis for some very entertaining stories. And finally, French-based author Tara June Winch is home in Australia for a visit, and talks to Breakfasters about her new novel, The Yield.
The first week of July is an eventful one on Breakfasters. We start off with an interview with Ed Hill from Friends of the Earth, who talks about extinction and the future of the native animals of Australia. Daniel, Sarah and Geraldine discuss lotto and what they would do if they won. “A Wunch of Bankers” is a new book from Dan Zitter, and he joins the studio to talk about a topic that could be dense, yet ends up being very interesting. Finally, this week’s Friday Funnybugger with Laura Dunneman is all about wedding songs, with a great surprise from a special guest.
Breakfasters are back, and as promised, they do a recap the community cup. Geraldine shares her favourite experience from her trip to New Zealand: the glow worm cave. Noni Hazlehurst visits the breakfast trio to talk about her fresh documentary series on SBS, “Every Family Has a Secret”. Wake in Fright by Kenneth Cook is one of the most iconic novels set in the Australian outback, and director Declan Greene from the Malthouse Theatre visits to talks about his vision for the story and how it translates to the stage. Australian political satirists Sammy J. brings laughter and humour into the studio. And finally, Erik Jensen joins the Breakfasters to talk about politics in light of his new essay ”The Prosperity Gospel: How Scott Morrison Won and Bill Shorten Lost”.
Sarah is back from Italy, and the trio is finally whole again. Sarah shares observations from her Italian holiday with Daniel and Geraldine. They follow up by having a really great talk with Richard Lowenstein about his new documentary “Mystify: Michael Hutchence”. Geraldine has attended the final training of footy prior to the game between the Megahertz and the Rockdogs, and shares some of her feelings about playing for the first time. Paola Bella is an Indigenous writer, artist and curator, and chats to Breakfasters about opening this year’s Emerging Writer’s Festival with her event, Speaking Truth to Power. Michael Harden joins the trio for this week’s Food Interlude, and talks about the ethical procurement of Indigenous game meat. Sarah, Daniel and Geraldine also shares some interesting tales about octopus, including fascination and fear. Tony Birch’s new novel, The White Girl, is set in south-eastern Australia and focuses on an extraordinary Indigenous woman. Tony stops by Breakfasters this week to talk about his own personal experience with the community that is the foundation of his book.
Sam has been filling in for Sarah this week, and along with Geraldine and Daniel they’ve had an exciting week following Queen Lizzie’s Birthday. Daniel ran a Marathon in the Otways, and shares his thoughts and experience with the other two. Is walking 10.000 steps per day really good for you? In This week’s Weird Science, Dr. Jen talks about what science says about the phenomenon. The Breakfasters discuss the concept of eating things purely out of politeness. Ashleigh Wilson just published his book “On Artists”, and he joins the studio for an in-depth talk about his essay, and also his relationship with Miles Davis. Lastly, the trio spoke to Jane Clifton and the St Kilda Film Festival event “On the Inside: 40 Years of Prisoner”, about the iconic Australian TV show.
It’s the last week of May, and the Breakfasters have been busy talking about both the big and little things in life. First out is Muriel Bamblett from the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, who talks to the Breakfasters about all the amazing things happening around it in the light of reconciliation week. Geraldine talks about her visit to the "Dreamtime at the G"-match, and how horrible she found it. Following that, Geraldine, Sarah and Daniel talks about how good it feels to smash things. This week’s “Down & Dirty” is about leaves and what to do to them, with Justin “Digga” Calverley sharing his knowledge. Finally, Hillary O’Shaughnessy talks about how to make a city playable, as she is one of the key speakers at the 2019 Creative State Summit.
Informative talks and funny stories is what it’s all about this week on Breakfasters. Journalist Jane Gilmore is in the studio to talk about the future of feminism, in light of her participation in the Talking Progress-series. Geraldine, Sarah and Daniel reminisce about school uniforms and casual clothes day. Doctor Heather Holst talks about how governments can help struggling Australians with rising house costs. How long can a tortoise be lost, and does it realize it’s lost? Emma Koster talks about the SMS chatbot “Hello Cass”, which provides support and information for people effected by family and sexual violence. The second season of award-winning comedy series “The Letdown” is premiering on ABC, and co-creator Sarah Scheller is on Breakfasters to talk about choices and decisions.
This week on Breakfasters, Daniel Burt officially joins Sarah Smith and Geraldine Hickey to create a new power trio. To get to know the new addition, Geraldine quizzes Daniel to find out which Powerpuff Girl he is. We also learn that Daniel once applied for a work experience with RRR's Breakfasters. Dr Jen joins the trio for this weeks Weird Science, which focuses on tongue twisters. Ricky Lee Erickson shares interesting facts about squids on Feature Creatures. Smokestack Comedy Gala is the main event at the Progress Festival, and MC Tom Ballard stops by the studio to share his thoughts on progress. To round off the week, the new trio chat about everyones favourite topic: pets.
It is Jeff's last time on Breakfasters, and this week has been filled with quality interviews, great stories and heart-warming chats. Sarah shares a story from her surf adventure and the characters she encountered. Joel Bray came to the studio to talk about his show Daddy, a solo dance cabaret that combines humour and tenderness. Producer Elizabeth McCarthy does a special appearance in this week's Book Review, giving her frank opinion on French novel Adele by Leila Slimani. Cloudstreet is playing at the Malthouse Theatre, and Assistant director Katt Osborne stops by to talk about the award-winning stage show. Crushes and stepping up when youre not capable are two topics that Jeff, Sarah and Geraldine chats about. Dr. Darren ODonovan phones the studio to discuss the serious issues concerning robo-debt. We finish up with an extravaganza from the live show at Northcote Social Club, packed with fun guests. Producers Elizabeth McCarthy and Michelle Bennet, Weird Sciences Dr. Jen, Friday Funnybuggers Laura Dunemann and all-round entertainer Casey Bennetto all celebrate Jeff Sparrow in his last show with the Breakfasters in this last half of the podcast.
As we transition into the month of May, Jeff has a big announcement to make on Breakfasters this week. Mish Grigor is joins the crew in the studio to talk about "The Temple", the new comedy theatre running at Malthouse this May. ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 Festival is happening, and American artist and activist Beka Economopoulos has been in Melbourne as one of the keynote speakers, and joins the Breakfasters to talk about art and activism. Sarah and Jeff share their thoughts on the age-old question: Can you steal stuff from hotels? Geraldine has been sick and that brings back memories of that time her mum did not believe her. She also shares a tale about a bad interaction with a fan, which somehow ended up in a good experience.
Byte Into It co-host joins the Breakfasters for "Tech Talk", where she unpacks the technology behind batteries. Editor of "The Monthly" magazineNick Feik drops by ahead of the 10th anniversary of The Monthly. Scott Edgar from 3RRR's "Superfluity" talked about the current developments in gaming on "Genius Squad".Max Schumann talked about the non-profit arts organization "Printed Matter" as part of the The Melbourne Art Book Fair.
The Breakfasters are back from Easter, and kicks off with a short and sweet week. Rebecca Traister, the author of book Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Womens Anger is in the studio to talk about her experience from being a feminist journalist in the United States. Food, alien or both? In food interlude we get a little more familiar with mushrooms as Michael Harden talks about the aromatic ingredient. The comedy festival is still a hot topic, and Geraldine talks about Celeb 5, possibly the biggest superstar of the festival this year. The War on the F*#king Election is touring Australia, and writers and comedians Charles Firth and James Schloeffeltalks to the Breakfasters about the challenges (or lack of) writing political comedy when the politicians are comedic gold just by being themselves.
The Breakfasters share life advice about how being a girl guide can set you up to manage a bin fire, how to fit in with surfers and how to celebrate Easter. Plus, Leif Cocks joins the team to talk about being friendzoned by an orangutan and Michelle Bennett tells all about Judith Brett's new book From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage: How Australia Got Compulsory Voting.
Geraldine tells Sarah and Jeff about what it's like to go to your parents' 50th wedding anniversary, drink half a bottle of coke from the side of the road and be mistaken for just another lesbian. Michael Harden visits the studio for Food Interlude and shares all about the latest diet fads appearing on a restaurant menu near you! Plus US comedian Maria Bamford discusses her Melbourne International Comedy Festival show "The Irrelevant Redundancy." AndLoretta Smith sheds light on her new bookA Spanner In The Works: The Extraordinary Story of Alice Anderson And Australias First All-Female Garage and how she wrote it over 10 years while living with chronic illness.
This week, Uncle Larry Walsh and Isobel Morphy-Walsh talk about the significance of Wominjeka Festival; Comedians Nina Oyama and Lloyd Langford chat about their Comedy Festival shows; writer Sophie Cunningham fleshes out her new book of essays City Of Trees; historian and writer Kenan Malik shares his thoughts on the current state of identity politics; and the team explore things they love, and things they fear.
On this week's podcast Comedian Susie Youssef drops by to chat about her show at this year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival as well as doing her first hook turn in Melbourne. Former broadcaster on the 3RRR show "The Architects" Simon Knott talks about soft infrastructure and place-making. Veteran American comedian Jen Kirkman chats to the Breakfasters ahead of her comedy festival show, and what she has been up to recently. Finally, the Breakfasters' resident film reviewer Thomas Caldwell reviews the film, 'Listen Up, Phillip'.
The team is back together in their full glory, and this weeks Breakfasters is packed with good stuff. We start off with a talk with Tom Griffith and his new essay The Planet is Alive Radical History for Uncanny Times. The team chats about work superpowers and weird skills learned from random jobs over the years. RONE is in the studio to talk about his installation Empire at Burnham Beeches, and the concept of art that you can move through, smell and feel as well as see. Film reviews are always fun, but Hayley Inchs review of High Life (2018) is something quite else. Speaking of film, Melbourne Queer Film Festival is on and Drew Droege, who features in Bright Colors and Bold Patterns (2018), talks to the team about queer villains and ideal weddings. We finish up the week reminiscing about the all too familiar feeling of getting in trouble.
Sarah has been away this week, but that has not stopped the Breakfasters having fun. We kick things off with a new Food Interlude, and this week Michael Harden is in the studio to talk about the food Jeff describes as eating a spoonful of spit, but is actually a proven aphrodisiac. Speaking of food, Johanna Simkin from Melbourne Museum and the exhibition "Gut Feelings: Your Mind, You Microbes" and how your guts and mind could possibly talk to each other. How can you actually be nice to strangers? Apparently a tiny village in Northern Spain has the best answer. And the best way to finish the week is, of course, Friday Funnybugger. This week Nat Harris gets Jeff, Geraldine and Sam to do a role play about hospitality work. Find out if the customer isreallyalwaysright in this week's podcast!
This weeks Breakfasters offer hard-hitting discussions and light-hearted conversations. We start off in the serious corner as the show is visited by Kassem Eid, who talks about the Arab Spring, his life prior to the war and his book My Country: A Syrian Memoir. All eyes are on R Kelly after a six-part documentarySurviving R Kelly (2019) investigates the sexual abuse allegations against him, and US film producer Tamra Simmons joins the Breakfasters to discuss the difficulties involved in making the series. Wrestle! is a new childrens picture book from the creator of award-winning documentary Gayby Baby (2016), and Maya Newell is in the studio to discuss growing up with LGBTQ parents, the lack of LGBTQ representation in children's books and what it is like co-writing a book with a seventeen-year-old. To celebrate International Womens Day, Geraldine and Sarah are joined by Fee B Squared to talk about the first time they got their periods. And finally, Friday Funny Bugger wraps it all up with Laura Dunemann and her list of Top Ten Influential Women.
Tony Biggs drops by to offer his thoughts on a bookby Jonathan Alter called"The Centre Holds: Obama and HisEnemies" which offers an analysis of Barack Obama's second electoral win. Filmmaker Laura Nix joins the Breakfasters to discuss her film "The Yes Men Are Revolting" about the comedy activist duo "The Yes Men". On the first "Genius Squad" of the year Henry Wagons talks about Elvis' Honeymoon Palm Springs home and AuthorJohn Darnielle talks about his book "Wolf in White Van".
This week on Breakfasters, we get a quick lesson in what sort of questions NOT to ask the trio (and people in general, really). Food Interlude is back, and food critic Larissa Dubecki is in the studio to talk about Feb Fast, the silliness of mocktails and the best alcohol-free beer around. Former Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner has produced his second fiction novel, "Comeback", and shares his thoughts on crime as a genre, property developers and the diversity of people living in the inner-city. It's time for Feature Creature, and Simon Hinkley talk about the different ways insects defend themselves, from the classic 'roll over and play dead' to the classy fecal parasol. As the former Race Discrimination Commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane experienced a lot of uncomfortable and nasty things in his everyday life, and he visits the Breakfasters to talk about his new Melbourne Uni publication "On Hate". A new segment is born, and Sarah is the first one to bring something for 'Show and Tell'. Listen in to find out what!
From supernatural encounters to fictitious crushes, this weeks Breakfasters podcast is packed with interesting chats. Claire Coleman stops talks about the upcoming Wheeler Centre Gala, where this years topic is fictional crushes. Richard Vegas takes us to the world of magic and illusions when he shows us a couple of his tricks, and talks about his upcoming show No Smoke No Mirrors at the Butterfly Club. The author of book Accidental Feminists, Jane Caro, talks about her experience growing up as a feminist in a time filled with change. The Breakfasters get into a discussion about social awkwardness, prompted by one of Geraldines recent experiences. And finally, the last bit of this weeks podcast is not for the faint-hearted, as Jeff and Geraldine share their real life ghost stories.
On Breakfasters this week, Geraldine shares her experience from being a co-host for RAW comedy. Toby Halligan visits the studio to give us all the juicy details about Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. Geraldine has done some research for her own comedy show, and travelled to Healesville sanctuary to watch the bird show Spirits of the Sky. Adrian Dyer from RMIT University answers the question everyone has been wondering: Can bees do math? MTCs Arbus and West" is a stage play that focuses on Hollywood icon Mae West, and the Breakfasters talk to actress Diana Glenn about the rebel icon and the famous meeting with photographer Diane Arbus. And lastly, what is the best way to celebrate Valentine's Day: Pie night or getting to meet Lauryn Hill? Find out in this weeks podcast!
This week, Breakfaster Sarah shares not only one, but two real-life stories with a strong Seinfeld vibe. We get to hear all the details from a visit to Australia's famous Big Banana. Adam Christou pops by to introduce the new segment "Game Changers", talking us through thepuzzle exploration game 'Pikuniku'. We get serious with Professor Patrick McGorry when we talk about mental health. And lastly, the Breakfasters get to try their hands at role playing with Laura Dunemann in this week's Friday Funnybugger.
On this week's podcast, the first of 2017, the Breakfasters are joined by Richard Katz, sole performer of Malthouse show 'The Encounter' and A Toot Your Horn Tuesday where Geraldine built a fence, Jeff drank a bottle of free wine and Sarah googled a phone number as well as grew some veggies. Melissa Hickey from Women's AFL comes in to talk about female footy and Sarah and Jeff talk about their holiday Earthquake experiences.
Victorian Prize For Literature winner Sarah Krasnostein talks about her new book The Trauma Cleaner; Sean "The Birdman" Dooley talks about the birds he saw on his trip to New Zealand; and Jeff talks about seeing komodo dragons in Indonesia, Geraldine talks about Cath shaving her head, and in new segment "Trauma Tuesday" the team talk about recent bad experiences.
This week on Breakfasters, the team chat about nerd parties; boxer and bronze world medal holder, Kristy Harris drops by the studio, Triple R regular Michael Harden talks about the best and worst foods of 2018; editor Paola Balla chats about The Lifted Brow new issue titled "Black Brow"; and Bob Brown and Paul Thomas come onto the show to chat about their latest book "Green Nomads: Wild Places".
This week on Breakfasters, Professor Ary Hoffmann drops by to discuss the threat of climate change and how it's measured. Josh Earl calls in to talk about the live show of his podcast "Don't You Know Who I Am," which is raising money for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and is sure to be well-attended by 'J-earl Scouts.' Sarah, Jeff and Geraldine talk about why they dislike the term bucket list and the experiences most people put on them, and the inevitability of talking about how hot it is on a hot day. And US comedian Iliza Shlesinger joins the team to talk about her new show "Elder Millennial Tour" about what it was like to grow up when Nintendo graphics were just coloured blocks.
Triple R regular Casey Bennetto swaps his Superfluity host hat to talk up "The Show of the Year," in which he sings songs that sum up 2018 and author Jadan Carroll tells us about his new book "Definitely the Best Dogs of All Time." Meanwhile, the team chats about the hidden meaning of proverbs and what not to get your colleague in Secret Santa. Plus, Friday Funnybugger Laura Dunneman showcases her second ever radio play featuring magnificent acting from Elizabeth, Jeff and Geraldine.
Director Jessica Leski talks about her film 'I Used to be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story'; David Marr drops in to reflect on his career and new book; Michael Harden talks up edible hemp during Food Interlude; Plus the team chat about bad office Christmas parties and the perils of schoolies week.
Director Susie Dee discusses the new show Broken being played at 45downstairs; Shaun Micallef chats about his new book The Uncollected Plays of Shaun Micallef; comedian Catherine Tate talks about The Catherine Tate Show Live being performed at The Palais; and Geraldine talks about her adventures getting attacked by eagles and swimming with sharks.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
Olmo Salvatore joins Sarah and Geraldine for a chat with director Sarah Goodes & actor Kamil Ellis about the Melbourne Theatre Company's new show 'Astroman.' Then Jeff returns to the studio for regular segment 'Wednesdare' and a talk about accidentally-on-purpose inserting yourself into a story you were never part of. Plus, funeral director and theatre director Scott Turnbull shares the goss on his appropriately titled new show "The Director," which tells you everything you ever wanted to know about working in a funeral home. And Friday Funnybugger Nat Harris invites everyone who's dating and courting to forget about spicing up your relationship - spice up your break-up instead!
This week the Breakfasters speak to guests Braden and Zach about Aunty Donna "The Album Tour," Seth Stephen-Davidowitz about his book "Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are " and Michael Harden for regular segment Food Interlude. Plus, Sarah, Jeff and Geraldine talk scary stories, not recognising your gym guy and hang out with Friday Funnybugger Laura Dunneman.
This week the team chat about holiday wine tasting; Palaeontologist Ben Francischelli features on weird science chatting about how whales evolved from land creatures; the team chat about hangover cures; author Chloe Hooper speaks about her latest novel "The Arsonist: A Mind On Fire"; Nat Harris is the Friday funnybugger; and Child Psychiatrist Dr Julie Stone chats about the health of the 52 children on Nauru.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, Sam Cummins and Geraldine Hickey
This week, Geraldine gets her first aid certificate; Sarah shares some of her car dramas; the team are joined by Pacharo Mzembe & Ratidzo Mambo actors in Mambo apart of Melbourne Festival; author Clare Wright writer of "You daughters of freedom: The Australian who won the vote and inspired the world; and Eddo meets Kasey Chambers.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
This week, Michael Harden speaks about eating insects on "Food Interlude"; Geraldine and Sarah speak about their adventures at the Melbourne show; Stuart Coupe chats about his latest book "Roadies: The Secrets History of Australian Rock n Roll"; ABC journalist, Laura Tingle speaks about her quarterly essay "Follow the Leader: Democracy and the Rise of the Strongman"; and finally the team chat about homecoming queens.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
The team chat about their weekend activities; director Benjamin Gilmour and actor Sam Smith comes onto the show to speak about their film "JRGA"; the team chat about the words squirting and oozing; Joanne Ryan comes onto the show to chat about her upcoming show "Eggsistentialism" which will be appearing at the Melbourne Fringe Festival; Simon Hinkley is back on feature creatures chatting about scorpions.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
The team chat with Stuart Daulman about his show "Death of a Daulman" happening at Melbourne Fringe Festival; the team did some improvising about writing prompts; Birdman shares some information about magpies on this week's feature creatures and Mike McRae comes onto the show to have a chat about his latest book "Unwell: What makes a disease a disease?".
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
This week Mia Timpano speaks about her show "Speaking Of Which: The Science Of Conversation" that will playing at Melbourne FRINGE festival; Sarah is the centre of attention on Trauma Tuesday; Michael Harden talks about food interlude; director Ben Lawrence chats about his latest film "Ghosthunter"; and the team chat about airport phone dramas.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
The team welcome back John Safran who will be performing "Jew Detective: Sarcasm is not a crime" at Yarraville Laughs; Zoe Coombs Marr and Mish Grigor chat about "Ich Nibber Dibber"; Wednesdare is back, the team have a discussion about being scared; long time Breakfaster friend, George Megalogenis chats about his book "The Football Solution: How Richmond's premiership can save Australia"; and the team are introduced to the Disdain Game.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
The team chat about things you don't have to like as you grow older; Wednesdare is back; Jackson Castiglione comes onto the show who is an artist from Field Theory "ICON" which will be appearing at Melbourne Fringe Festival; Mark Triffitt will be chatting about "The West's Age Of Retreat" Piece in Pursuit; Sisonke Msimang who is appearing at MWF will be chatting about her book "Always Another Country".
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
The team chat with Juha Kaakinen about homelessness week and Finland's approach to homelessness; Geraldine shares her experience with helping someone become a captain; writer Carey Gillam comes onto the show to talk about her latest book "Whitewash: The Story of a Weed Killer, Cancer, and the Corruption of Science"; AFL footballer Bob Murphy chats about his book "Leather Soul: A half-back flanker's rhythm and blues"; the team chats about curating film marathons and finally director Catherine Scott chats about her latest film "Backtrack Boys" which will be appearing at MIFF.
With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
Jeff and Sarah speak with Jill Stark about her book "Happy Never After: Why the happiness fairytale is driving us mad"; Matt chats with the team about problematic 90's TV shows; Geraldine talks about being forced to become a comedian in the least expected place; 'Feature Creatures' sees Simon Hinkley exploring botflies; director Debra Granik talks about her film "Leave No Trace" which will be screening locally at MIFF; and Matt is the centre of attention as our Friday Funnybugger. With presenters Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, Geraldine Hickey, and Matt Stewart.
On this week's Breakfasters podcast, Geraldine, Jeff and Sarah speak with Sami, Madeline and Jacki Van Beek who are the writers, directors and actors of the hit new film "The Breaker Upperers"; Wednesdare is back; the team chat with comedians "Rhett & Link"; the team share thoughts about reinventing themselves; Dr. Tristan Rich comes onto the show to chat about pets and desexing and reproduction on this week's Feature Creatures; and finally the team chat about Helpy Helperson at Melbourne University.
On this week's Breakfasters podcast, Geraldine, Jeff and Sarah speak to Dr. Peter Thorne about CSIRAC, Australia's first computer; Melbourne Writers Festival 2018 Artistic Director Marieke Hardy stops by to discuss this years program; comedian Laura Dunemann gets the team to read her new script about Trump meeting the Queen; and the tea, share their thoughts on being smug at the gym, online shopping, Muppets VHS's and Geraldine has someone opening her old mail.
This week, the Breakfasters team chat with writer and perfomer Amer Hlehel, who has a show called "TAHA" at the Arts Centre; the team chat about terot cards and spirts; Geraldine speaks about her holiday break and how she pretended to be an Australian wildlife expert in LA; Ricky-Lee Erickson chats about gaint spider crabs on this week's Feature Creatures; and Steve Ellen and Catherine Deveney come onto the show to chat about their upcoming book "MENTAL".
This week, the Breakfasters team chat with card magician Woody Aragon, who has a show at Melbourne Magic Festival called "A Bald Faced Liar"; the team chat about what they got up to over their holiday break; Simon Hinkley comes back onto the show to talk about exploding ants from South-East Asia; Matt Stewart features on Friday Funnybugger; and the team chat about their weekend celebrations.
This week, Breakfasters welcome back comedian Anne Edmonds, former Triple R presenter, to chat about "Helen Bidou: Enter The Spinnaker Lounge"; the team chats about whale watching and how to become a whale watching captain; Richard Dennis comes onto the show to chat about his Quarterly Essay "Dead Right: How Neoliberalism Ate Itself"; and the team welcomes back Greg Sestero, who came onto the show last year, to speak about his upcoming film "F(r)ends".
This week, Breakfasters welcome back filmmaker Leigh Whannell, former Breakfaster film reviewer, to chat about his latest film, Upgrade; Geraldine describes her experience with meeting a shark; Jeff shares his footy poem; Laura Dunemann is our "Friday Funnybugger"; and Aaron Foley - The Chief Storyteller of The City of Detroit - comes onto the show is discuss how the creative industries can help influence social change.
This week the Breakfasters team caught up with Molly Carlie who is a greif, death and palliative care expert; Bird hydbirds are up for discussion with a possible Pidgpie discovery; Corin Nemec, actor in tv show Supernatural, talks to the team about his apperance at Oz Comic Con this weekend; American biologist Dr. Jake Owens is the star of IMAX film Pandas 3D, he comes onto the show to talk to the team about giant panda conservation!
Dr Michelle Lim from Swinburne University discusses loneliness as a public health issue; playwright Patricia Cornelius talks about her new adaption of the The House of Bernarda Alba; food writer Larissa Dubecki chats about new food trends including katsu sandwiches; Jeff talks about a particularly bad experience with a parcel delivery in "Trauma Tuesday"; and Geraldine chats about going mushroom hunting and joining a gym. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Climate journalist Jeff Goodell chats about his book The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities and the Remaking of the Civilized World; Writer and performer Rowan Thambar talks about his show 23 at the Butterfly Club; Geraldine talks about a surprise date and her new invention - the adult swaddle. Also, the team chat about a Spanish Galleon with billions of dollars of gold at the bottom of the ocean, public perception of women doctors, and Victorian Labor's debate about changing the date of Australia Day. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Beer expert Melissa Cole has a chat about Good Beer Week; in "Weird Science" Dr. Jen talks about misophonia - getting annoyed or outraged at common repetitive sounds; Nasser Mashni from the Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network discusses the 70th anniversary of the Nakba and the recent killings at the Gaza border. Geraldine chats about being worried about someone knocking on her window in the night. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Film critic Simone Ubaldi chats about new film Breath; entomologist Simon Hinkley discusses the dreaded bed bug; Geraldine talks about her travels in NSW and seeing the bizarrely racist Ayers Rock Roadhouse, and her "very lesbian day"; plus the team talk about the embarrasment of being publicly criticized as an adult.
Actor and director Simon Baker talks about his new film Breath; food critic Larissa Dubecki chats about what foods people are willing to eat; conservationist and campaigner Christian Slattery talked about the current state of the Great Barrier Reef and the Stop Adani campaign; Geraldine talks about problems getting in and out of wetsuits, and the team talk about going to the gym and getting lost in the bush. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Lawyer and Middle East researcher Marika Sosnowski chats about the current situation in Syria; Vanessa Toholka talks about the history of emojis in "Tech Talk"; "Friday Funnybugger" Laura Dunemann chats about famous babies; Geraldine talks about a whirlwind day trip to Sydney, and the experience of losing a bank card. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Comedian David O'Doherty talks about his MICF show You Have To Laugh; singer and comedian Lady Rizo chats about Red, White and Indigo, her cabaret show about "bad boyfriend" America; human rights lawyer Julian Burnside talks about HRAFF film Border Politics; the team talks about going to sleepovers as both kids and adults, and a chat about merchandising turns into a discussion about a new cosmetic line from Jeff - "Sparrow's Mud". With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Comedian Scout Boxall talks about the RAW Comedy Grand Final and the road to becoming a comedian; Gurrumul's musical collaborator Michael Hohnen chats about the new Gurrumul documentary; food critic Larissa Dubecki talks about vegemite being used in high-end dining; Geraldine talks about going to a choir recital made up of songs by people named George, and in "Wednesdare" Jeff tries to do the rosary. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Organiser Matt Nurse chats about the March for Science; performer Maddie Rice speaks about the show playing at the Malthouse, Fleabag; curator Sarah Tutton talks about Wonderland an exhibition about Alice in Wonderland at ACMI; the team talk about the Commonwealth Games, trivial pursuit, and Sarah lies about being offered a job to Jeff in "Wednesdare". With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer Tim Winton chats about his new book The Shepherd's Hut; Founding editor & publisher of Jacobin magazine Bhaskar Sunkara talked about his appearance at the upcoming Marxism conference; The team invent reality TV shows, celebrate Sarah's birthday, and talk about their highlights of the week in "High Tide Thursday". With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
GP and author Nick Martin talks about his piece in Meanjin - Diary Of A Nauru Doctor; Curator at Melbourne Museum Lena Hejil talks about the new exhibit Vikings: Beyond the Legend; Marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson chats about the immortal jellyfish and other marine invertebrates in "Feature Creatures"; The team talk about stuff you can buy for 50 cents, alternatives to spending time on your phone, and in "Wednesdare" Geraldine has to perform the rosary on public transport. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Director Garth Davis chats about his new film Mary Magdalene; In "Feature Creatures" Simon Hinkley informs the team about ants nursing each other back to health; "Friday Funnybugger" Nick Capper designs a new music festival; Jeff chats about his visit to the zoo in Werribee, and in "Trauma Tuesday" the team talk about a lost chicken neck, the Breakfasters theme playing in the Golden Plains Sup, and spiders in the bed. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer and editor Sue Sullivan chats about the new essay collection Women Of A Certain Age; "Friday Funnybugger" Nick Capper talks about doing comedy in Hurstbridge; Justin "Digga" Calverly talks about lead poisoning in residential garden soil in "Down and Dirty"; Sarah talks about attending an official Dusty Martin event; and the team talk about their highlights of the week in "High Tide Thursday".
Actor, writer and comedian Magda Szubanski talks about her appearance in new film The BBQ; Writer Cory Doctorow chats about the difficulties with writers getting paid these days, and his new novel Walkaway; Writer and filmmaker Antony Loewenstein talks about his book and film Disaster Capitalism; Sarah and Geraldine chat about watching a marriage proposal at a Neil Finn concert; and the team talk about things that make your life easy, and things that make your life traumatic, and review their dinners. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer and actor Osamah Sami chats about his new play Good Muslim Boy at Malthouse Theatre; In "Down & Dirty", Justin "Digga" Calverly talks about saving seeds after your Summer harvest; marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson discusses the Greenland shark in "Feature Creatures"; Jeff talks about his "Wednesdare" to speak in a French accent, and Sarah talks about her trouble with diving into pools. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Historian Professor Jenny Hocking talks about her Griffith Review piece Relics of Colonialism in which she discusses the dismissal of the Whitlam government; Sports journalist Sam Lane chats about her new book ROAR: The Incredible Stories Behind The AFLW; Dr Jen talks about the overview effect in "Weird Science", the shift in awareness astronauts have when they see the Earth; Sarah talks about her dare to call her electricity company for a better deal and Valentine's Day advice, and the team talk about "tramping", taking a walk through the forest for health benefits. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Actor David Wenham talks about his directorial debut Ellipsis; Geraldine talks about busking to get to a town with her name; Sarah talks about her strange experience buying a car; Geraldine was dared to talk to a stranger about getting their dogs to breed; and the team try acting out imaginary phone calls. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer Richard Cooke talks about his essay in The Monthly, Once Upon A Time In The West; AFL premiership footballer David Astbury talks about his year with the Tigers; Sean "The Birdman" Dooley talks about the bird of the year; Comedians Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan chat about their year; the team talk about stuffing up as a kid, and Christmas gift lists. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer, actor and director Candy Bowers talks about her show Hyper Fragility: Why Are White Men So Defensive #LOL; writer and academic Hugh White chats about his Quarterly Essay Without America: Australia In The New Asia; Cartoonist First Dog On The Moon talks about his book A Guide To Living Through The Impending Apocalypse And How To Stay Nice Doing It; the team talk about school concerts, and Geraldine talks about going to the cinema while the marriage equality bill was passed. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre's Natasha Blucher talks about the situation on Manus Island; Hayley Inch reviews new film The Disaster Artist; writer Konrad Marshall talks about his new book Yellow and Black: A Season With Richmond; and the team talk about house inspections. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Comedian Hannah Gadsby talks about her award-winning show Nanette; actor Greg Sestero chats about the making of The Room, and the new film The Disaster Artist; food critic Larissa Dubecki talks about the food trends of 2017; "Friday Funnybugger" Laura Dunemann tests the team on how well they know each other; and Geraldine talks about a terrible crowd at a show in Sydney. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Puppet comedian Randy talks about his new show Randy Live at The Athenaum; Philanthropist and pioneer for women in football Susan Alberti chats about her biography The Footy Lady: The Trailblazing Life of Susan Alberti; Writer Peter Carey talks about his new novel A Long Way From Home; Comedian Nick Capper chats about touring and the Wonder Woman movie; Geraldine talks about being a first aid responder; and the team talk about their marriage equality celebrations. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Feminist academic, writer and activist Bea Campbell talks about the state of feminism in 2017; Comedian Joel Creasey chats about his new book Thirsty: Confessions Of A Fame Whore; Geraldine and Sarah have some irrational anger about Jeff's birthday; Sarah talks about smashed eggs in her car; and the team talks about superhero powers. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Artist and activist Patrisse Cullors from Black Lives Matter talks about the genesis of the movement; Comedian and author Tony Martin talks about his debut novel Deadly Kerfuffle; "Friday Funnybugger" Laura Dunemann talks about being angry; Geraldine talks about her experience at a Japanese bath, and the team talks about 'paying it forward'. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Writer and director Ben Elton talks about his new movie Three Summers; RRR broadcaster Dave Graney chats about his new book Workshy: My Life As A Bludge; Justin "Digga" Calverley lets the team know about planting bush foods on "Down and Dirty"; Lachlan Carter reviews The Gentle Art Of Swedish Death-Cleaning by Margareta Magnusson; Geraldine talks dieting and the struggle to find a good snack, and the team talk about what they are doing on the weekend. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
American comedian Shane Mauss talks about his new show A Good Trip; journalist Peter Greste speaks about his experience in an Egyptian prison and the book he has written about it, The First Casualty; Geraldine talks about community theatre, Sarah talks about going to Hobbiton on 'Toot Your Horn Tuesday', and the team chat about going bowling and high quality epitaphs. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Former President of the Australian Human Rights Commission Professor Gillian Triggs talks about her views on the most pressing human rights issues facing Australia right now; comedian Nazeem Hussain talks about his new show Public Frenemy at the Yarraville Club; Geraldine shares her experience at a school reunion in Albury; and the team chat about strange mixed-business combinations. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Showko Showfukutei came in to talk about her Melbourne Fringe Rakugo and ventriloquism comedy show Absolutely Normal, and Dr Heather Benbow discussed the ramifications of the recent German election. David Astle also came in regarding his Gargantuan Book of Words. Geraldine talks about an interesting tram journey she had recently, and there was a discussion about winning the lottery. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Benjamin Law pops in for his quarterly essay Moral panic 101: Equality, Acceptance and the safe schools program"; Harlem globetrotter Jay 'Stretch' Middleton talks about the safe lace basketball camps happening over the school holidays.
There's also a heated discussion about pickles and the finer points of prodding people in public.
Blissfully hosted by Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow and Geraldine Hickey.
Nilaja Sun came in to talk about her new show Pike St, a new theatre work about the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in New York, now showing at Arts Centre Melbourne. Anne Edmonds talked about her new show on ABC The Edge Of The Bush, and Lachlan Carter reviewed the CSIRO Australian Bird Guide. They also talked about words and sayings that you hate to hear, and the worst people to sit next to on public transport and planes. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Laurie Penny came in this week to talk about her new book Bitch Doctrine, Inua Ellams talked about his show Black T-shirt Collection showing at Arts Centre Melbourne, and Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney talked about their new show on ABC, Get Krackin'. They also talked being single vs being in a relationship, and the marriage equality survey. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
Patricia Cornelius came in to talk about her new play Big Heart, writer Shashi Tharoor talked about his new book Inglorious Empire: What The British Did To India. Simon Hinkley chatted about the Lord Howe Island stick insect, and the team also talked horse competitions, and taking home tadpoles hoping they turn into frogs. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters, Jacob Rajan from New Zealand's Indian Ink theatre company came in to talk about The Guru of Chai at Arts Centre Melbourne. Hayley Inch reviewed Australian cycling film All For One, and director Damien Power talks about his new film Killing Ground. They also have a chat about the lies you tell as a kid to get out of trouble. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters, Judy Ryan from Residents for Victoria Street Drug Solutions came in to talk about the March to Save Lives happening on August 27, with a focus on harm reduction through safe injecting rooms in North Richmond. Dr Jen came in for Weird Science and chats about the "imposter syndrome" - feeling like you're going to be found out as an incompetent fraud. They also talk about eating gross food out of politeness, and auctions. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters, Geraldine talks about her trip to the dentist and Tex Perkins came in to discuss his new memoir "Tex". They also talk about gross food caught in people's teeth and gums, Museums Victoria's Simon Hinkley came to the studio to talk about Japanese giant hornets, and director Jeff McLean came in to talk about the new film "Jungle" - on for the opening night of Melbourne International Film Festival. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters Kashif Bouns came in to talk about the "Diversity in Football" exhibition at the Immigration Museum, and writer / bartender Chad Parkhill chatted about International Scotch Whiskey Day. They also talk about unexpected movies, social media faux pas, and Geraldine pretending to be a cow. Professor of Journalism Lawrie Zion also came in to the studio to talk about his new book "The Weather Obsession". With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters, Justin "Digga" Calverley comes in for Down and Dirty and informs the team about looking after fruit trees. Vince Gilligan - creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul chats about Series Mania at ACMI. Sarah tells a story about bus fears and a tram going the wrong way, and they also talk about their very first concerts. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters Sami Shah comes in to talk about his new book "The Islamic Republic Of Australia" and Dr Jen returns to explain scratching - why we do it, why it feels good, what makes an itch worse. Pierre Ulric chats about his show at the Melbourne Magic Festival - White Lies and Friday Funnybugger Laura Dunemann comes in to play "Crazy Job Interviews". They also have a chat about childhood sleepovers, and the associated anxieties of sleeping away from home. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week on Breakfasters Alan Brough comes in to talk about his new children's book "Charlie And The Karaoke Cockroaches", and Brodie Lancaster comes in to chat about her new book "No Way! Okay, Fine: A memoir of pop culture, feminism and feelings". They also talk about the lowlights of going on holiday, and how olives are connected to relationships. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week Breakfasters talk about holy communion and weird things you do as a kid, the dramas of contact lenses, and having psychic powers. They also talk to Justin "Digga" Calveriey about growing berries at home and Briohny Doyle about her book Adult Fantasy. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week Breakfasters chat to Ben Mendelsohn about the new film Una, and Kate Cole-Adams about her book "Anaesthesia: The Gift Of Oblivion And The Mystery Of Consciousness". Anna Krien talks about her essay "The Long Goodbye: Coal, Coral And Australia's Climate Deadlock", and the team talk dilemmas around keeping cash, and shopping for clothes. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week Breakfasters talk to Larissa Dubecki about the "Writers Night School: Food Writing" event at the Emerging Writers Festival, plus 'Feature Creatures' regular Simon Hinkley chats about the explosive bombardier beetle. Dr Jen comes in to debunk full moon myths, and the team chat about celebrities that live close by, and what to do in a blackout. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.
This week the Breakfasters have a chat with Stephen Metcalf about the Slate Culture Gabfest, and talk about assisted dying with Andrew Denton. Laura Dunemann comes in to discuss anything other than Schapelle Corby, and the team talk about which famous people would make good friends.
The Breakfasters talk with Stephen Curry on his film Hounds Of Love, being stuck in an elevator and scar tissue. Also, Colson Whitehead speaks about his book The Underground Railroad and Laura Dunemann is this week's Funny Bugger.
This week on Breakfasters astrologer Dr. Tanya Hill, who has possibly the coolest job of any guest yet, comes in to talk about the new "Discover The Night Sky" astronomy classes at Scienceworks. Plus, the team are joined by Dr Ruan Witt of the Melbourne Tea Festival who explains the best brewing conditions for tea. Geraldine takes the lead on tearing gender reveal parties to shreds while Sarah and Jeff have very different attitudes on whether or not it's ok to walk out during a movie. Friday Funnybugger Nick Capper relives childhood memories of small town tips and underground homes much to the amusement of the Breakfasters.
This week the Breakfasters talk awkward social conventions, even more awkward team building exercises, and have a chat with Briggs about Yirramboi First Nations Arts Festival. They also talk cocktails with The Guardian's drinks writer Chad Parkhill.
This week Breakfasters talk about fancy dress parties, and things that should be easy instead of hard. Also, Dr Jen swings by to talk about 'coffee naps', and Genevieve Grieves discusses "The Violence Of Denial" talks, part of Yirramboi First Nations Arts Festival.
This week on Breakfasters Dr Jen discusses echolocation, the team reminisce on their favourite subjects at school and the art of making friends when drunk, and Professor Michael Ibbotson comes by ahead of his Melbourne Knowledge Week event to talk about machines that can read your mind.
This week on the show breakfasters talk to Dr. Amy Webster from Women's Health Victoria about their groundbreaking project The Labia Library. British comedian Phil Jupitus returns to Triple R 18 years after his first visit to chat about his show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and band names that you can indeed say on air. Plus, the team talks through hangover cures and prevention, nodding at strangers and how to tell if a reptile is happy.
This week on the show, the Breakfasters spoke with acclaimed Dublin comedian Jason Byrne ahead of his comedy festival show Propped Up, plus Sean 'the Birdman' Dooley dropped by for the regular Feature Creatures segment to talk about parrots and playfulness.
Sarah, Jeff and Geraldine also looked into the many ways to entertain children and what they'd do if they had lots of money to buy expensive stuff.
This week on the Breakfasters podcast Jeff, Geraldine & Sarah chat with comedians Judith Lucy & Denise Scott about their forthcoming Melbourne International Comedy Festival show Disappointments. Plus Director Alex Peterson and Alec Doomadgee jumped into the studio for a chat about the making of documentary film Zach's Ceremony. Also on the show, the age at which you 'do stuff' and when kids blurt out stuff at you.
Highlights this week include -
We kick off with 'The Dinner Review' then roll into an interview with David Stratton about A Cinematic Life, meet Debra Zimmerman, modern champion of women in film and discuss the burden of authority of being elected high school sports captain.
On this week's podcast The Breakfasters talk to Arthur Bolkas about youth prisons in crisis, Geraldine lets us know about her experiences learning about alternative farming in Seymour, the team talks about how they could improve the sport of golf, and we have a chat with our Friday Funnybugger Nick Capper.
On this week's podcast Rosie Jones (Writer and Director) and Chris Johnston (Writer) come in to discuss Book/Documentary "The Family", Geraldine shares her contemplative nephew's 10 wishes, a Feature Creatures with Simon Hinkley from Museums Victoria about Gordian worms and the Breakfasters chat about things your partner likes that you don't.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk to activist and hip hop artist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez ahead of his talk at the Sustainable Living Festival entitled "Why I sued the U.S. Government" and Geraldine explains her trip to Scenic World. Hayley Inch comes in straight from Sundance Film Festival to talk film and Geraldine tells the others about the childhood goods her parents returned to her over the summer including school books followed by a chat about dream houses.
On this week's podcast - a chat about Christmas and the spirit of giving, Offa Foatu from Hot Brown Honey talks about their new show, Amy Mullins joins the breakfasters to discuss a new report on Women in the Media and a conversation about Air Force One.
On this week's podcast - journalist Masha Gesdon comes in to talk about Donald Trump, the Breakfasters chat about the concept of Comaneci Day, an interview with Comedian/Actor Hannibal Buress and the Breakfasters share the things they are secretly good at.
On this week's podcast Jane Gazzo comes in to talk about the 20th Anniversary of Recovery, a chat about the Breakfaster's least favourite chores, Gideon Haigh on his book "Stroke of Genius" and Hayley Inch reviews Mel Gibson's film "Hackshaw Ridge".
On this week's podcast - Ken Walker, the Senior Curator of Entomology at Melbourne Museum comes in to talk bugs, A Toot Your Horn Tuesday, a visit from Felicity Watson of the National Trust about the demolition of The Corkman and the Breakfasters chat about unsung heroes.
On this week's podcast Dr Jen tells the Breakfasters about Superpowers we have as babies and lose as we get older, a chat about children's moneymaking schemes, a raving film review by Simone Ubaldi of Adam Curtis' 'Hypernormalisation' and a phoner on questions people hate to be asked.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters chat about how they relax as well as about their lives as sitcoms. Anthony Wallace from Equal Love comes in to discuss what happens now the Plebiscite has been blocked by Labor and Laura Dunemman gives some funny tips about how to improve Breakfasters.
On this week's podcast there is a talk about the social campaign #ittakesone, Dave Lawson talks about fun school holiday activities, then a discussion of the delights of buying and selling second hand, finally the gang discuss how to convince someone that you are telling the truth under dubious circumstances
On this week's podcast a chat about strange things animals are caught doing, Dave O'Neill in the studio regarding his book "The Summer of '82", Sarah and Geraldine teach Jeff how to talk sport and VIC100 Festival of Wine festival director Angie Bradbury comes in to talk wine.
On this week's podcast Author/Photographer Seamus Murphy comes in to talk about he and PJ Harvey's new book 'Hollow of the Hand' and Molly Crabapple about her book 'Drawing Blood' both a part of Melbourne Writer's Festival. The Breakfasters talk about places that blow your mind and a studio visit from a woman of many talents Margaret Cho.
On this week's podcast Comedian Julian Clary talks about his new show 'The Joy of Mincing', the Breakfasters chat about the perks of certain jobs and what they've been watching. Also John Elder Robison comes in to talk about his book 'Switched On: A Memoir of Brain Change, Emotional Awakening and the Emerging Science of Neuro-Stimulation'.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters discuss random acts of kindness, Rachel Griffiths comes in to talk about her new film 'Mammal', Dr Jen shares insight on how the brain creates false memories and a phoner chat about luck.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk about rats in rosebushes and Sarah's 1993 rendition of Harry Potter. Gideon Haigh, author of "See How They Run: Sports Governance in Australia" comes in and Laura Dunemann chats Olympic ideas.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters chat about films that make you cry, a phoner with Ruth Barson from the Human Rights Law Centre to discuss Youth Detention in the NT, director Chris Jones and actor Rachel Ward come in to talk about their film "The Life and Death of Otto Bloom" that is showing at MIFF and talkback on weird songs people sing during everyday actions.
On this week's podcast Tory Russell of Hands Up United comes in to discuss the Black Lives Matter campaign, the Breakfasters talk about Bon Jovi and awful wedding performances as well as the dangers of the Irukandji Jellyfish. Also on the podcast is a discussion with Marissa Parrott of Zoos Victoria for Feature Creatures about the recent listing of the Bornean Orangutans as "Critically Endangered".
On this week's show Geraldine tells the others about her friend who steals jackets, Comedian Dilruk Jaysinha comes in to talk about his upcoming show at Easey Street Concert Hall, Fee B Squared explains the Intrepid Travel Taiwan Triple R Trip and a call in about what people wanted to be when they grew up.
On this week's show Toby Halligan comes in to talk Politics, Writer and Performer Raelene Ibester discusses her show "Nigella - Love Bites" and the Breakfasters also talk Mushroom Picking and celebrate Geraldine's Birthday with some stories and call ins.
On this week's podcast a talkbreak about crappy themeparks and Comedian Ivan Aristeguieta comes in to talk about his show "Chorizo Sizzle" - part of the "Festival of Fully Baked Ideas". The Breakfasters share Creepy Stories and Hayley Inch discusses "Independence Day: Resurgence".
On this week's podcast Lachlann Carter comes in to talk about Christopher Schwatz's "The Anarchist's Design Book" and modern day woodwork. Writer Caleb Lewis and Director Ella Calwell from Red Stitch discuss their play "The Honey Bees" and the state of the World's bee colonies.The Breakfasters take calls about the ridiculous lies kids tell and a chat to music video and documentary filmmaker Nigel Dick ahead of a screening of his film "Berlin Calling".
On this week's podcast animator Adam Elliot chats about the Retrospective of his shorts, Aunty Donna talk about their new show "The New Show" and the Breakfasters reflect on traumatic school experiences and cat themed reality TV.
On this week's podcast Denise Scott drops by to chat about her exhibition "Influence of My Mother" at the NGV, the Breakfasters discuss people filming at concerts on their phones and the funny things kids do, Damian O'Keefe from Reconciliation Victoria discusses Reconciliation Week and Fee Bee Squared and Henry Wagons chat about the Keep Community Radio campaign.
On this week's podcast Gerard Elson from Readings reviews the book "Men", Author Ian Lowe talks about his book "The Lucky Country", Sarah shares a story about her Dad and some bees and Zora Sanders drops by to talk about unusual wills and bequests.
On this week's podcast SmartArts host Richard Watts talks through the Federal Government's cuts to arts funding, the Breakfasters discuss silly things you believed as a child and lottery tickets and Luke Williams discusses the ice epidemic.
On this week's podcast he creator of the one woman show "Mummy Dearest" Annaliese Constable drops by, Kate Mclennan talks about going to the Logies, Dr. Jen discusses the science of tickling and the Breakfasters talk about tongue piercing and tattoos.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talked about Shapes and guilty pleasures, Musician and RRR broadcaster Casey Bennetto talks about Prison Songs and Oliver Clark came in to talk about relationships.
On this week's podcast Daniel Webb from the Human RightsLaw Centre talked about the PNG hight court decision, on "WeirdScience", Dr. Jen breaks down Arachnophobia, and theBreakfasters talk about snakes and spiders and shapes ontalkback.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talked about the wedding at the Comedy Festival, they talked to Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan from the The Katering Show, Human Rights Law Centre Senior Lawyer Ruth Barson talks about Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and Geraldine talks about her trip to wonderland.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk to Dianne McGrath, who is a candidate for the Mars One mission, they talk about the new 5 dollar note, CEO of the Australian Conservation Foundation Kelly O Shennessy discusses the Great Barrier Reef and Nate Nott from Polyester Records talks Record Store Day.
Breakfasters discuss the growing numbers of adults buying toys, no, not those kind of toys, plus surprise circus stories and Sarah tells a tipsy tale of mystery. Acclaimed author George Megalogenis joins the team to talk about his latest quarterly essay, Balancing Act, which paints a picture of an Australia stuck in the middle between renewal and recession with an increasingly partisan political landscape and no appetite for reform.
On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk about Geraldine's Essendon football lunch and job interviews, they chat to comedian Guy Montgomery about his comedy festival show and Dr. Jen drops by for "Weird Science" where she discusses why we like the sound of certain voices.
On this week's podcast Andrew Donison wraps up the week in sport, on "Weird Science" Dr Jen talks about the science behind six degrees of separation, Anne Edmonds drops by ahead of her Comedy Festival show and Geraldine talks about being born.
On this week's podcast Luke McGregor chats about his new show "Luke Warm Sex", Tim Minchin drops by ahead of the premier of his musical "Matilda", on "Weird History" Zora Sanders talks about Bertha Heyman, the "confidence queen" and the Breakfasters review their dinners
On this week's podcast Breakfasters talk about International Women's Day and sexism in music, the best dog in Brunswick, they chatted to Lydia Lassala about her new documentary and Chief Economist and former Executive Director of The Australia Institute Richard Dennis dropped by.
On this week's podcast, the Breakfasters cover a range of topics including Geraldine meeting Missy Eliot and pill testing at festival, they speak to CEO of Museum Victoria Patrick Honan and Romulus Whitaker chats about pythons, and introduces the Breakfasters to a snake.
On the first Breakfasters podcast for 2016 the Breakfasters chat about George Pell, Toby Halligan wraps up the week in politics, Dr Jen drops by for "Weird Science" and Ed Hill talks about GECO, the Goongerah Environment Centre.