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#350 Reality Check

Sometimes internal differences lead to changes in political leadership in Australia. And sometimes we just need to escape from the […]

#349 This Much I Know

A lot of the lessons we learn in childhood stay with us. Like riding a bike. Or if you’re one

#348 Past Tense

We have two stories from people recapturing moments that made a mark. The first story deals with issues of consent and

#347 School Of Thought

We’re handing over the mic to a Year 8 class from Bossley Park High School, a school in the Western suburbs

#346 Listen To Me

We have a feature episode of creative audio responses: people making a different kind of noise in response to gendered

#345 Perfection

Perfection comes in different shapes, forms and sizes. — ‘Biohacking’ by Steph Doole Smart drugs, saunas and supplements. These are some of

#344 The Bridge

Bridges can close the gap between people who disagree, or between the past and the future. You can cross a

#343 Because Of Her, We Can

The theme of NAIDOC Week this year is ‘Because Of Her, We Can’. We’ll be hearing from two influential storytellers, both Aboriginal

#342 Thrifty

You might have started thinking about your tax return but there’s still a pinch in a lot of our pockets.

#341 Making Perfect

We’re looking for something that’s perfect. Hear stories about a precise brew of coffee, breeding for perfection, the ideal planet

#340 Gotta Go

We’re talking about the urgency that comes from within. When you gotta go, you gotta go. Talking Bodies by Faith

#339 Hometowns

Some of us have stayed in our hometown, while others have left. We visit our memories of hometowns around Australia and

#338 To Laugh and To Learn

We find out how comedy and education shape the history of multiculturalism in Australia. Sarath Chandra talks to two comedians about how their backgrounds

#337 On My Own

We’re flying solo. A poet goes on a solitary road trip through the American southwest and a self-confessed extrovert takes on the

#336Postcard From A City

We share our memories and impressions of growing up and living in Sydney. — Tourist In Your Own City by

#335 Say My Name

Everyone has a name. But sometimes we find ourselves wanting to change our names. It’s a tricky process. And it’s

#334 Ghosting

Three tales about ghosting: hauntings in the nation’s capital, an abandoned smoothie shop and unanswered text messages. — ‘Running The

#332 Family Ties

We’ve got three stories about understanding your family in ways that you didn’t realise. A comic book artist asks questions

#331 Right Up My Street

Let’s talk about the things that we love, which might initially seem strange to other people. We also ask a

#330 The Long Weekend

What does Australia do over a four day weekend? We’ll be sharing in a birthday celebration, Easter egg hunts, a

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