The Australian Voices are a choir that exclusively commission and perform the work of Australian composers. Rhi spoke to Gordon Hamilton, the group's Artistic Director, Composer, and Conductor.

Kathleen Jennings' illustrations have appeared in books like City Of Bones and sequel to Wind in the Willows, Riverbank. Rhi asks her how she started as an illustrator, and what inspires her drawings.

Murray Hall knew his Great Uncle served on the Western Front in WWI, but he didn't know much else about him.

He's one of the most famous and popular character actors of the last forty years. Alex Boniwell and Rhi discuss movies featuring Lance Henriksen, such as: Pumpkinhead, Gingerclown, and Scream 3.

Did you know there's a shortage of hot air balloon pilots in Australia? Rhi chats to pilot Graeme Day about what it takes to fly a hot air balloon.

In this podcast only episode, Alex Boniwell reviews the latest cult entertainment releases including: Doomsday, Kiss of The Vampire, and Ultraviolet.

Australian author Nikki McWatters talks to Rhi about her novel Liberty, the story of three young women fighting battles in three seperate times periods.

It can be a contentious holiday in Australia, but do you know the ancient Celtic origins of Halloween? Rhi asks Professor Carole Cusack from the University of Sydney.

Rhi speaks to the co-founder of The Soldiers Wife, a musical group which tells the stories of the wives and partners of people serving in conflict through song.

You might have heard of Alexander the Great, but how much do you actually know about him? Dr Craig Barker is joined by Professor Robert Milns to discuss the history of this key historical figure.