Introducing... Triple R’s New Overnight Pop-Up Shows!

It’s been with a heavy heart that we have had to suspend The Graveyard Shift to minimise the people coming into the building. But in its place, we’re proud to announce 14 pop-up shows.

Congrats, Cam Smith!

Huge news: Cam Smith, host of Eat It, has been announced as an inductee of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival’s Legends Hall Of Fame for food and wine communication and education – which makes Cam an official legend.

Einstein A Go-Go Celebrates 30 Years On Air

Triple R’s weekly science program, Einstein A Go-Go, is celebrating three decades on the airwaves this winter! Hear host Dr Shane tell Breakfasters about the history of the show and all the exciting on-air celebrations coming up!

Breakfasters: Drop That Sourdough And Get In With A Damper

Nornie Bero, owner and head chef of Yarraville’s Mabu Mabu Restaurant, tells Breakfasters all about their free online tutorial on how to make damper, with an emphasis on using Indigenous ingredients.

Album of the Week: A Hero’s Death by Fontaines D.C.

A Hero's Death is the second album from Fontaines D.C., the Irish post-punk/garage group who announced themselves so memorably with the debut Dogrel in 2019. Those songs balanced pure punk spirit with reflective verse, bridging traditional and revolutionary impulses.

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Double Bounce: No Pressure, Just Playing With Jim White

Some say Jim White is a “serial collaborator”. He sees it as unintentional, saying he does not purposefully seek out many different projects, just enjoys the opportunities. The local drummer and songwriter has…

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From Mince To Household Name: John Wood Joins Breakfasters To Discuss His New Memoir

Gold Logie-winning actor, script-writer and all-round Australian icon John Wood speaks to Daniel, Sarah and Gez about his memoir How I Clawed My Way To The Middle – an account of how a…

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Neon Sunset: Crack Cloud Discuss Their Astonishing Debut LP ‘Pain Olympics’

Vancouver’s Crack Cloud describe themselves as a collective rather than a band. There's seven of them in total, but members come in and out; bound more by their relationship to each other than…

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Breakfasters: Assessing The Impact of Covid-19 On The Local Music Scene

RMIT’s Dr. Catherine Strong is leading a Music Industry Impact Survey to try to assess the real impact that the pandemic, and its associated lockdowns, is having on all facets of the music…

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The Australian Mood: The Meanies Talk Life In Spain And The Band’s New Record

Calling from sunny Barcelona, Link Meanie’s life at the moment couldn’t be further from life in his hometown, here in Melbourne. “It’s a lot more relaxed now,” he boasts on The Australian Mood…