Drew Kraplijanov tells us of a mystery of the Australian outback – The Min Min lights.

Described as eerie and unsettling, these floating orbs of light might lead you in the opposite direction of your journey…without you even realising.

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTRFM presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of weird and wacky radio plays.

Atikah Hurley has a story of one of the largest surviving convict prisons in the world and its dark history.

The Fremantle Prison was a place of floggings, riots, dramatic escapes and hangings; with deaths still known to haunt the grounds.

One of those is the death of the ‘wicked stepmother’ of Perth.

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTRFM presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of weird and wacky radio plays.

Em Lucia has a story of a former US Liberty ship which sunk off the coast of Western Australia.

The SS Alkimos is now a recreational and educational diving location, but beware of the curse…it’s said anyone who touches or dives near the wreck risks bad luck!

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTRFM presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of wacky radio plays.

Margaret River is more than just wine, it has a rich Nyoongar history dating back more than 60,000 years.

From a curse to a mythical serpent, Sharlene Baloch gathers some of your favourite RTRFM presenters around the campfire for some ancient stories (as well as some newer ones) about this popular Great Southern town.

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTRFM presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of weird and wacky radio plays.

Bobby Fletcher has a story of a now derelict building not too far from here…

The Old South Fremantle Power Station was once an industrial powerhouse, now it’s reached iconic status for it’s graffiti and mysterious deaths.

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTRFM presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of weird and wacky radio plays.

Are you ready for a ghost story?

Gather ’round the campfire for the new season of Planet Perth where some of your favourite RTR presenters share Perth urban myths and legends in a series of weird and wacky radio plays.

In episode one, Axel Carrington stirs up our thirst for the occult with a story about The Satanists of Kings Park.

We wrap up Planet Perth in style, with a fun-filled live recording of the season three finale!

Join Jeff Bullen at Lawson Flats for a wild night of weird, wacky and unexpected stories from our eccentric city.

With special guests Famous Sharron, State Archives senior archivist Damien Hassan, Aleesha O’Donnell and Pam Boland from All Over It podcast, plus some of your favourite local musicians.

You can stream season three in full now on RTRFM or wherever you get your podcasts.

In 1975, when homosexuality was still criminalised in Perth, Connections opened its doors as a gay nightclub. 

Since then, it’s played a central role in the growth of Perth’s queer community.

Tim Brown has seen most of this history unfold, first as a punter in the 80s then as owner and caretaker. As the venue approaches its 50th anniversary, Jeff Bullen sits down with Tim for a very special interview about the history of a little club with a big soul. 

Join Jeff Bullen for a deep dive into the weird, wacky and unexplained history of our eccentric city on Planet Perth.

From cults, to abandoned theme parks and tank rampages across the CBD, Planet Perth is your guide to the events, personalities and bygone icons that have shaped one of the most isolated cities in the world.

Crispian Chan was just eight years old when his family’s Chinese restaurant, The Man Lin, was firebombed in a series of coordinated attacks targeting the Asian community.

The damage decimated the business but Crispian’s parents didn’t have time to think about who could have been behind it. 

Today, Jeff unpacks the dark political history behind this incident; a spree of terrorism, thuggery and racist propaganda by the Australian Nationalist Movement led by Jack Van Tongeren.

Join Jeff Bullen for a deep dive into the weird, wacky and unexplained history of our eccentric city on Planet Perth.

From cults, to abandoned theme parks and tank rampages across the CBD, Planet Perth is your guide to the events, personalities and bygone icons that have shaped one of the most isolated cities in the world.

The Brisbane Hotel opened its doors in 1898 and have remained open for more than 120 years. Since then there have been some interesting nights…

Like on March 7 1928 when Edward Kelly shot Sergeant Alexander Marks in a struggle to restrain him after a night of heavy drinking.

The fatal shooting and subsequent court case would cause a media frenzy and a sensational trial.

Jeff Bullen walks through the night with historian and aficionado of dodgy pubs Eddie Marcus.

Join Jeff Bullen for a deep dive into the weird, wacky and unexplained history of our eccentric city on Planet Perth.

From cults, to abandoned theme parks and tank rampages across the CBD, Planet Perth is your guide to the events, personalities and bygone icons that have shaped one of the most isolated cities in the world.