The Grapevine

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Phil Robertson from Human Rights watch about the recent humanitarian crisis happening on the Burmese/Bangladeshi border

Then, Matt Watson from Taipan Tiger Girls comes on the show to talk about the bands unique sound and upcoming show

Finally, Giles Parkinson from the online newspaper, Renew Economy, comes on the show to talk about the state of energy supply in Australia

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Reni Eddo-Lodge about her new book Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race

Finally, Father Frank Brennan from Australian Catholic University returns to the show to talk about the breakthrough in the maritime borders dispute between East Timor and Australia and the marriage equality debate

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Jason Ball, 2017 young Australian of the Year, about the upcoming postal vote on same-sex marriage

Then, Ronald Holmes, associate professor of political science at De La Salle University comes on the show to talk about the president of the Philippines and his controversial anti-drug policies

Finally, Hamish McLachlan from Victoria Legal Aid, comes on the show to talk about representing people in the supreme court over the Mental Health Act

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Professor George Williams from the University of New South Wales to talk about his new book, A Charter of Rights for Australia

Then, Sally Rippin returns to the show with Judy Horacek to talk about her 9th collection of cartoons and their social implications

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with director, Naina Sen, about her new documentary The Song Keepers, about the Central Australian Women's Choir

Finally, Dr Elizabeth Taylor and Dr Elliot Fishman come on the show to talk about futre disruption in transport

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with lawyer and author, Julian Burnside, to talk about his new bookWatching Out: Reflections on Justice and Injustice

Finally, Producer Samantha Dinning comes on the show to talk about her new documentary,Guardians of the Strait, about a narrow but busy shipping lane in between the Mediterranean and Black Sea

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Marcus Westbury, Collingwood Arts CEO, about architectural protections in Melbourne

Then Emma Dawson from Per Capita, an independent think tank dedicated to promoting equality, comes on the show to talk about the disparity between male and female superannuation

Finally, Andrew Kavanagh, the director of the new Vice documentary, Rage in the Cage, comes on the show to talk about burn out competitions in regional Australia

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with film maker, Warwick Thornton, about his new film We Don't Need a Map, going over his comments of the symbolism of the Southern Cross

Finally, Tony Morton from the Public Transport Users Association about Melbourne's changing public transport system

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with The Hungry Ghosts before their upcoming reformation show

Then, John Lawrence from Electronic Frontiers Australia, comes on the show to discuss proposed changes to copyright law

Finally, Cam Walker returns to the show to talk about changes to energy and climate policy internationally

This week Dylan speaks with Associate Professor at the Nossal Institute at University of Melbourne, Tilman Ruff, about the recent talks for nuclear disarmament in New York

Then, Dr Lauren Rosewarne comes on the show to talk about how the naked human body is perceived in public spaces

Finally, Paul Patton from the Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages about running workshops to let people discuss their language learning journey