Category: Featured

  • #400 Things I Cannot Change

    #400 Things I Cannot Change

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    This week, stories about the ways we deal with loss. Whether it’s suddenly losing your hair, or the death of your beloved pet dog.

  • #399 Meet Cute

    #399 Meet Cute

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    These days a lot of people are finding love on dating apps. They don’t often find it down the end of a two-way radio, while on a road trip around the country. In this episode, stories of people finding love where they least expect it.

  • #398 Runs in the Family

    #398 Runs in the Family

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    It’s often not until we look back as adults that we recognise the passions we’ve inherited from our parents. This week, Gina traces her lifelong love of cars back to the father she lost as a child, and Renee tries her best to nurture the creativity in her own children.

  • #397 Doing It My Way

    #397 Doing It My Way

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    Taking what’s broken about your favourite TV show and fixing it. Redefining self-care in a way that works for you. This week, stories of people doing things their own way.

  • #396 Where The Sun Don’t Shine

    #396 Where The Sun Don’t Shine

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    Three teams of All The Best contributors come to the radio station on a Sunday morning and spend the next 24 hours making radio stories.

  • #395 Featuring: Or It Didn’t Happen

    #395 Featuring: Or It Didn’t Happen

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    Stories from FBi Radio’s fiction podcast ‘Or It Didn’t Happen’. Some are true, some are false. It’s up to you to figure out which is which.

  • #394 Show Me Your Scars

    #394 Show Me Your Scars

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    This week, our contributors are sharing the most intimate and vulnerable parts of themselves. The parts we often keep to ourselves, because they feel too sensitive, too embarrasing, or too dark to bring up.

  • #393 Disorganised Crime

    #393 Disorganised Crime

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    An innocent mistake can often snowball into a total disaster. For the people in these stories, that snowball rolls them straight into the world of organised crime.

  • #392 My Name Is

    #392 My Name Is

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    For the beginning half of her life, Claudia’s Nigerian name made her feel other. It was something she wanted separation from. Now she’s trying to reclaim that part of her identity.

  • #391 Disposable: Part II

    #391 Disposable: Part II

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    This is the second of two episodes about rethinking waste, made by University of Melbourne Master of Journalism students, as part of the Science Gallery exhibition Disposable.

  • #390 Disposable: Part I

    #390 Disposable: Part I

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    This is the first of two episodes about rethinking waste, made by University of Melbourne Master of Journalism students, as part of the Science Gallery exhibition Disposable.

  • #389 You’re The Man Now, Dog

    #389 You’re The Man Now, Dog

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    Stories of men questioning the traditional ideas of masculinity they grew up with, and rediscovering what being a man means to them.

  • #388 Connecting The Dots

    #388 Connecting The Dots

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    They say hindsight is 20/20. This week we’re looking back at the past, and joining the dots.

  • #387 New Direction 

    #387 New Direction 

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    Stories about taking the road less travelled.

  • #386 Let The Games Begin

    #386 Let The Games Begin

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    Team sport, tetris, jousting and online browsing. This week, we explore the world of games – come play with us!

  • #385 Oh The Places You’ll Go

    #385 Oh The Places You’ll Go

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    The philosopher, Dr Seuss, wrote: “step with care and great tact and remember that Life’s a Great Balancing Act. Just never forget to be dexterous and deft. And never mix up your right foot with your left.” Let’s go for a walk. 

  • #384 The Looking Glass

    #384 The Looking Glass

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    All of us care about how other people see us, in some way. And we worry that there’s a gap between what people think about us and how we see ourselves. Dating is one of those situations where we second guess what someone is thinking. Fever Diagnosis by Bernadette Nguyen Is having a sexual preference…

  • #383 Time Capsule

    #383 Time Capsule

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    We all know Facebook wants our attention. There’s a reason why the notifications are red. This is a story about a Facebook notification. It was a post from someone Stephen once knew — 27 years ago. ‘The only hole in my life’ by Carey Scheer Music: Back in Black by AC/DC, Dead Already by Thomas Newman, Heroin by…

  • #382 What keeps me up

    #382 What keeps me up

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    There are nightmares about teeth and tricky interpersonal situations. Our first story is about both of these things. Stay up with us, as we toss and turn in the middle of the night. Mouthfeel by Jared Richards It was an accident when Jared first used his housemate’s toothbrush. If he’d known how much he liked…

  • #381 Force of Habit

    #381 Force of Habit

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    Yeah, you probably shouldn’t bite your fingernails. But other habits have higher stakes. These are the habits that take up our time and our money. Bitcoin or big con by Toby Halligan Toby made a significant investment. He lucked in, when he forgot about it. Supervising Producer: Evana Ho Additional thanks to Andrew McLellan and…

  • #380 Lost It

    #380 Lost It

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    Hang out with us in lost property. There’s a hoodie with a hole, a pair of headphones that don’t work…and a broken heart. Wheels by Sarath Chandra Todd knows what it feels like to lose something. He also knows about starting out as an opera singer, and then pivoting to triathlons. Supervising Producer: Ryan Pemberton Music: ‘Brown…