The Grapevine

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Lisa Radford and Yhonnie Scarce about their picture essay on sites of genocide and nuclear destruction for Art + Australia.

Then, journalist Margaret Simons comes on the show to talk about her biography of politician, Penny Wong.

This week Kulja an Dylan celebrate 10 years of the Grapevine!

This week, Scott Ludlum comes on the show to talk about a report that he has authored in post-parlimentary life about the erosion of journalistic freedoms.

Then, Julianna Santos, PhD candidate at Melbourne University comes on the show to talk about the damage being done to the Amazon rainforest.

Finally, Febriana Firdaus, Indonesian investigative journalist comes on the show to talk about the recent violence in West Papua.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Cam Walker from Friends of the Earth to talk about the the global environment rally.

Then, Tilman Ruff from ICANN returns to the show to talk about nuclear power and how it affects climate change.

Finally, Tania Clark from Women's Legal Service Victoria comes on the show to talk about the new inquiry into the family law system

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Dave Nichols about the plans for changes to Sydney road parking and trams.

Then, John Harvey comes on the show to talk about the film he produced, Warburdar Bununu - Watersheild, that deals with traditional lands under threat from mining developments.

Finally, Marilyn McMahon, Deputy Dean of Deakin Law School, comes on the show to disuss the growing prison population in Victoria.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with prominent gay rights academic/activist, Dennis Altman about his writing process, politics and new book Unrequited Love.

Then, David Manne from Refugee Legal comes on the show to talk about the struggle of the Tamil family in the face of deportation by the government

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Ellio Fishman, the Director of Transport Innovation for the Institute for Sensible Transport, about Melbourne's blue bike riding sharing program finally being given the ax.

Then, Mario Peucker comes on the show to talk about his new book The Far Right In Contemporary Australia.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Jenny Smith from The Council for Homeless Persons about the recent announcement of a Victorian Parliamentary inquiry.

Then, directors Josh Cable and Marcus Cobbledick come on the show to talk about their new film at MIFF, Collingwood: From The Inside Out.

Finally, Sally Rippin and Jane Sullivan come on the show talk about Jane's book, Storytime.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with journalist Adele Ferguson about her new book Banking Bad and the royal commission into the banks.

Then, director of the new film Buoyancy screening at MIFF comes on the show with supply chain expert Kate Skattang to talk about the film and international slavery tied to fishing.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak to Cam Walker from Friends of the Earth about scientific consensus concerning global warming.

Then, Jennifer Doggett from Croaky comes on the show to talk about young people abandoning private health insurance.

Finally, journalist David Hardaker comes on the show to talk about businesses taking advantage of refugees.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Emma Dawson from Per Capita about the recent news concerning the economy.

Then, Raul Sanchez Urribarri from La Trobe University comes on the show to discuss the continuing problems in Venezuela.

Finally, Tina Perinotto from The Fifth Estate comes on the show to talk about who is covering the costs replacing flammable building materials around Australia.