In the wake of the massive Yes victory in the equal marriage postal plebiscite, Safe Schools co-founder Roz Ward dropped by to talk about the campaign, its achievements and the next steps forward.

Felicity Watson from the National Trust of Australia discusses the ongoing destruction of our built environment.

Novelist (and Breakfasters reviewer) Chris Womersley chats about demons, satanic texts and his new book City of Crows.

Mixologist Chad Parkhill -- author of Around the World in 80 Cocktails -- gives a social history of  drinks and drinking since the nineteenth century.

Human rights lawyer Lizzie O'Shea joins Jeff to discuss police violence in Australia and the United States, as well as her involvement in the Copwatch program for Indigenous communities.

Jeff chats with Graham Willett — historian, board member of the Lesbian and Gay Archives, and author of Living Out Loud: A History of Lesbian and Gay Activism in Australia — about repression, liberation and the evolution of the same-sex marriage debate.