The Grapevine

The week Kulja and Dylan speak with writer, Micheal McGirr, about his new book, Snooze: The Lost Art of Sleep, and how important it is to get a good night sleep.

Then, Pete Goss from the Grattan Institute comes on the show to talk about the political turmoil surrounding school funding

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Aziza who is founding president of Melbourne Artists for Asylum Seekers and refugee health nurse, Amelia Tauoqooqo for Refugee Week

Finally, David Manne from Refugee Legal, comes on the show to talk about the $70m Government payout to Manus Island detainees without taking liability

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Phd candidate in law at ANU and last years Commonwealth Pacific Young Person of the year, Bal Kama, comes on the show to talk about the election in Papua New Guinea.

Then snowboard superstar, international playboy and podcast dynamo, Daniel Morganti comes on the show to talk about the Australian snow season.

Finally, Lucy Adams, manager and principal lawyer at Justice Connect, a firm dealing with homelessness, comes on the show to talk about homelessness in Melbourne and what steps are being taken to reduce it.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with regular guest Sally Rippin and beloved children author Andy Griffiths about their new books and Andy's work with the Indigenous Literacy Project

Then, John Patten from the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Culture Center at Melbourne Museum comes on the show to talk about the 1967 referendum and National Reconciliation Week

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Jeannie Paterson from the Melbourne Law School about consumer rights when dealing with digital distribution companies that may not be based in Australia

Then, Brendon Condon comes on the show to talk about the benefits of urban agriculture and producing more food in cities

Finally, Principal of the Worawa Aboriginal College, Lois Peeler, comes on the show to talk about her integrated approach to education

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with journalist Jonathan Green about the recent troubles at Fairfax and the future of journalism in Australia

Then, the president of the Renegade Pub Football League , Luke Tracy, comes on the show to talk about the successes of the league

Finally, Dr. Kate Shaw comes on the show to talk about the budget and how it impacts housing affordability

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Pete Goss from the Grattan Institute about the new school funding plans

Finally, James Henry comes on the show to talk about Kulin Tide Strings, a collaboration with Silo Strings Quartet showing at the Yirramboi First Nations Festival

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Tony Wilson who is behind the new documentary The Galah's, about the first Australian/Irish Gaelic football match

Then CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, Muriel Bamblett, comes on the show to talk about the continuing efforts for treaty

Finally, Dr Dave Nichols comes on the show to talk about plans for Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market and Preston Market

This week Dylan speaks with Tanya Lokshina, program director at the Russian Human Rights Watch, about the recent Chechen purge of homosexual men

Finally, Dr. Kerry Ryan from Swinburne University of Technology comes on the show to talk about the proposed changes to the Australian citizenship test

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with comedian Joe White about his show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Ethiopian and Still Not Hungry

Then Phil Ingamells from the Victorian National Parks Association comes on the to discuss protecting Victoria's biodiversity

Finally, author Kelly Chandler comes on the show to talk about her new book The Other Mother about being a step parent