With 40 years of Australian music artistry under her belt, our guest today, iconic vocal powerhouse Kate Ceberano is setting stages alight across the country with her new sonic masterpiece - The Australian Made Tour. This is rock and roll at its most intricately crafted - every note exists to propel you into another time and place. To meet overwhelming demand Kate Ceberano has added new stops for her Australian Made Tour of 2025. The multi-ARIA-winning icon has added four major city venues to an epic run after the original 22 regional shows set the box office alight, several Victorian shows selling out in record time.

The four new shows are: Hamer Hall Melbourne – September 19, Fortitude Music Hall Brisbane – September 20, Thebarton Theatre Adelaide – October 11, and The Barracks Sydney – September 14. If you would like to hear more from the artist herself, please join us for the conversation today.

Plus, our regular segment host, the wonderful Kuppy Nambiar, Family law expert. Today's topic How are inheritances treated in property settlements. 4-6pm

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This week on the show this week we have friend of the show, Marguetite Brown Curator of the Whitehorse Artspace t alk about the upcoming Annemeike Mein Natural revealed exhibition and we also have Authors Alison Lester and Coral Tulloch talk about the Antartic experiences.

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On the show today, we have our regular cinema and screen segment with Dr, Djoymi Baker. Our topic is the best and worst sex scenes in TV shows and movies. We also take a look at the local Arts screne with Raleigh Williams from Boroondara Arts Plus all our news and views.

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On the show Saskia Gallasch from the National Institue of Circus Arts (NICA) and Peter Perry on the Australian Tonalism exhibition, currently at Town Hall Gallery Hawthorn.

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On the show today we have our regular Family Law segment with Nambiar Hogg Family Law (www.nambiarhogg.com.au) and Artist Susan Reddrop also joins us as our guests. Plus all our news and views.

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Our guest this week are Marguerite Brown, Curator at Whitehorse Art Space and Fiona Symonds, Coordinator of Art Programming at Kingston Arts. Plus all our news and views for the week.

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On the show this week we have two wonderful guests, Dr Djoymi Bakter, Senior Screen and Cinema Studies Lecturer at RMIT, our topic today is comfort viewing . The annual Bloomsday Festival is coming up, celebrating the work of James Joyce. Dr Francis Devlin-Glass will be joining us with all the information on the production of Circe's Carnival of Vice on 11-22 JUne at Forty Five Downstairs. Plus all our regular news and views.

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On our wonderful lifestyle show this week we have two fabulous guests, Gretel Taylor artist and co-curator of ngurrak-almarram-u body of the mountain exhibition at Burrinja Gallery. We also catch up with the amazing Melanie Tait, broadcaster and author of Fat Change: My Big Fat Gastric Band Adventure and The Vegemite Tales.

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On the show this week, we have Con Kalamaras, musician playing at the Kew Court House and friend of the show Kuppy Nambiar from Nambiar Hogg Family Lawyers who will talk to us about Separation.

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We have Susan Reddrop, artist and winner of the The Mayor’s Award of the Nilumbik Art Prize for her work called Raygun. Susan also spoke about the David Syme tomb at the Boroondara/Kew Cemetery, which is an Egyptian replica the Trajan’s Kiosk on Philae Island in Egypt.

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