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On this week's podcast American Comedian Esther Povitsky drops by ahead of her Melbourne show, the Breakfasters talk about the rights to the song Happy Birthday, floor manager for the Muppets and producer Martin G Baker talks about Jim Henson and the Muppets legacy and David Marr talks about his Quarterly Essay: "Faction Man".
On this week's podcast Film Director Molly Reynolds came in to talk about the documentary 'Another Country', Dr. Lauren talks about bionic eyes, David Astle talks about his book Riddledom and the Breakfasters talk about inappropriate times to talk to someone.
On this week's podcast comedian Greg Fleet talks about his new book "These Things Happen", on the "Genius Squad" Reproductive Biologist Marissa Parrott discussed threatened species, Marcus Westbury came in to talk about his book 'Creating Cities' and his ABC series 'Bespoke' and Jason Neulander came in to talk about his show 'The Intergalactic Nemesis'.
On this week's podcast Chris Womersely reviews Steve Toltz's new book "Quicksand", Sean "Birdman" Dooley drops by to talk about Magpie Season in Melbourne, Self confessed music nerd and singer-songwriter Laura Imbruglia drops by to talk about "Amateur Hour", a web series she is making aimed at presenting local music and Bill Bryson drops by to promote the film based on his book "A Walk In The Woods" starring Robert Redford
On this week's special podcast of the Breakfasters Melbourne Writers Festival Outdoor Broadcast from Deakin Edge, featured guests included Lisa Dempster, Chris Womersley, Graeme Simsion, Melissa Lucashenko, Daniel Handler, Jessica Yu, Antonia Hayes, Katie Mack, Will Self and Jon Ronson.
On this week's podcast Lawrence Leung talked about his film Sucker on at MIFF, Tony Biggs reviewed 'Everything is Obvious: How Common Sense Fails' by Duncan J Watts, Dr. Lauren reviews the bog pen and Lally Katz talks about her short film 'Stories I Want to Tell You in Person' on at MIFF
On this week's podcast Titus O'Reilly talks sport, Author Joel Deane talked about his book 'Catch and Kill: The Politics of Power', Van Badham talked about entitlements and the welfare state on "The Skill Set" and Professor Anthony Bale came in to talk about emotions in the public place.
On this week's podcast Thomas Caldwell read a poem on Tom Cruise and reviewed Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, Actor David Wenham came in to talk about the Melbourne International Film Festival and the new Paul Cox film "Force of Destiny", on this week's "Weird Science" Dr. Jen phones in to talk about dinosaurs and Laurie Benson the Curator of International Art at NGV came in to speak about "Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great"
On this week's podcast, Steve, Josh and Alicia talk about the difficulties of pronunciation, Comedian Amy Schumer, who is in Melbourne to promote her new movie Tranwreck, chats to the Breakfasters, comedian Frank Woodley talks about his Kizmet kids' books, founder of the "Make Love Not Porn" company, Cindy Gallop talks about porn and her talk for "The School of Life".
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