JOY Weekend Breakfast

What do Stormy Daniels, Dolly Parton and Gina Rinehart have in common?  Paul and Ando get to the bottom of it with journalist Steve Pennells.

London-born and Sydney-based, Clio is the disco diva alter ego of recording artist Danielle Bellas. She joins us to talk about her new single “We Got Music”, a slinky disco-infused cut

paying homage to disco of the past and present. We hear about her run of well-received live performances of “We Got Music” over the Sydney World Pride and Mardi Gras period, and learn how Clio managed to get a stellar line-up of artists to feature in the music video for her new single.

Belinda Brain from Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health joins us to talk about Puppy Pride 2023.

On Sunday 26 March, Kyneton will host a dog walk and market festival at the Kyneton Botanic Gardens to celebrate the cherished puppies of the Macedon Ranges and bring together the LGBTIQA+ community, along with friends and family.

Ben Woolner - singer/songwriter from SAFIA - joins us to discuss the emotional experience of returning to the live stage and the the release of their new single 'Today'.

Sydney DJ St.Croix, a.k.a Lucia Zavaglia and Seann Miley Moore join us to share their new track All My Lovers (Feat. Seann Miley Moore). We hear about their collaboration and their experiece of performing at at this year’s Sydney World Pride Fair Day.

The wonderful Maïkee brings his joyful energy into the studio. We discuss his lastest single, Electric Lovers as well as online dating culture and his time as a musician in the Navy being a sailor. And we even play matchmaker for the morning!

Wrabel joins us to discuss 'happier', the latest addition to our Joy Playlist!

He talks about the joys and challenges of songwriting as well as the fun involved in performing his music himself.

Michael James joins us ahead of the World Naked Bike Ride in Melbourne on Sunday 12th February. Michael shares the reason behind the protest event, which aims to:

highlight the vulnerability of cyclists to motorists who appear blind to their presence

promote cycling as an alternative to a car culture

encourage positive body image for all.

OPAL, Resident Artist from the Snuff Puppets joins us to talk about the Midsumma premiere of Snuff Puppets’ Cochlear, a 15-metre inflatable inner ear and performance-installation designed to amplify voices from the frontlines of gender.

Back in Melbourne at the start of his worldwide Do You Remember? tour, we invited Darren to join us to share the eight tracks that have influenced him over his life and career.

In this intimate conversation we hear how music has shaped his life and career, from his early days dancing in his bedroom to the world stage today.