Breakfasters

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 discuss the ethics of calling dibs and shotgun as an adult; Food critic Besha Rodell compares the Melbourne and Sydney food scenes; Muzafar Ali and Joylon Hoff explores Afghan culture in Australian in their new documentary Watandar: My Countryman; Nat has taken up boot scooting; Journalist and film lover Simone Ubaldi reviews Moroccan love story The Blue Caftan; Author and essayist Don Watson talks about Heroes and Villains, his latest contribution to The Monthly; Book reviewer Fi Wright introduces us to local author Megan Rogers and her new book The Heart is a Star; and the Breakfasters takes a look at recent TV show finales. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.

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Nat has been on the tools (kind of); Game reviewer Adam Christou guides us through the world of Zelda; CEO Kent Morris from The Torch talks about the Confined 14 exhibition; Dr. Jen teaches us about us about eDNA and its ethical predicaments; Design director David Constantine chats about mycelium and the IM-Permanent exhibition at the Abbotsford Convent; Actors Rachel Kamath and Shamita Siva talk about the role of culture in their play Crocodiles; the team discuss the latest technology of electric blankets and Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley shares his excitement for autumn foliage. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.

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The team speaks about speeches; Foodie Michael Harden chats about the Parisian bistro and its Melbourne counterparts; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka reflects on the lifespan of Buzzfeed News; Newly appointed festival director Cerise Howard talks about her aspirations for Melbourne Queer Film Festival; Dr. Liam Donaldson from Werribee Vet Hospital stresses the importance of pet blood donations; Book reviewer Fi Wright shares her thoughts on Stephanie Bishop’s new novel The Anniversary; Nat has a theory on colouring competition; and Zero-G’s Megan McKeough reviews the new star-studded movie Book Club: The Next Chapter. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.

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Emma Grey from Impact Economics breaks down the 2023 Federal Budget; the team rank their favorite movie car chasing scene; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley is all about olives; Drag royalties Cerulean and E-Layin chat about the upcoming Mabu Mabu Bottomless Drag Brunch at Yirramboi; Nat is experiencing some laundry woes; Daniel provides the most recent laundromat news; Author and principal Steven Cook talks community spirit in light of his new book From the Ground Up; and finally, this week’s live segment includes a performance and a chat with rock icon Stephen Cummings. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt, Nat Harris and fill-in presenter Pauly P.

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