In this episode Riddhi is joined in the studio with members of the Mullumbimby Drill Hall Theatre Company to perform an obscure 1912 play, adapted for radio, called "Mr. Sampson: A Play in One Act" by Charles James Lee.

Riddhi features some poetry from poets associated with the Northern Rivers region of NSW, and Jenni Cargil-Strong with be joining us in the studio with Stories that Matter.

In the final part of this special feature, Riddhi explores the poetics of Bob Dylan traveling through The Times They Are a Changin', Unresponsible Black Nite Crash, The Lost Land, Kubla Khan, Don Juan, It's Alight, Ma - I'm only bleeding and more.

In this episode, back by popular demand Riddhi presents another Shakespeare and the eighties musical adventure!

In this episode Riddhi talks to an inspiring group of women - survivors of domestic violence who have been telling their stories in a theatre production called HERE WE STAND.

In this episode Riddhi features poetry from Anne Waldman, William Carlos Williams, and Marianne Moore.

In this episode Riddhi continues to explore Bob Dylan’s poetics.

You may have heard that Bob Dylan was recently awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature. For The Bohemian Beat, this recipient of the 'richest literately prize in the world' represents a significant poetic event.

Riddhi features poetry from William Shakespeare and Victorian poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Including special guest author and poet Susan Varga, and Stories That Matter with Jenni Cargill.

We delve into the Greek myth of Eurydice reinterpreted by the great English poet Edith Sitwell. From the male perspective through the ages to the feminine voice that asserts her own experience of death and the underworld into wisdom.