The team discuss the two sets of peace talks taking place over the war in Ukraine, Keir Starmer’s aspiration to be a bridge between the EU & US and Kemi Badenoch’s recent blunder in PMQs along with her performance as leader of the opposition. They also chat about the ‘trained human sniffers’ employed to smell ancient Egyptian mummies, big hockey ga…

The team discuss how Labour and the Tories are responding to Reform’s recent rise in the polls, sacked Labour ministers leaked WhatsApps chats and Angela Rayner’s alleged comments about Keir Starmer and Prince Andrew. They also chat about the closure of the UK’s National Poo Museum, the research into the best way you can boil an egg and a feathery …

The team discuss the fallout from Trump’s tariff tantrums, the new behind-the-scenes book on Keir Starmer's rise to power and North Korea reopening its doors to foreign tourists (because who wouldn’t want to visit a 'food stuff' processing factory?) Later, they chat about Britain’s obsession with potholes, Elon Musk's space junk and how Nottingham …

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The team discuss Rachel Reeves' promise to take the UK economy "further and faster" (off a cliff?), Tulip Siddiq's resignation from her post as Treasury Minister and Keir Starmer's plan to make Britain an AI superpower... Whatever that means. Next, they talk about the newborn baby named Lucifer, pineapple on pizza and the greatest threat to podcast…

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A new exhibition brings the city of Pompeii to life, with captivating soundscapes, and digital projections with over 90 objects from the ancient city.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Jamie Webster got his start singing for Liverpool FC fans, now he's hoping to give his fellow Liverpudlians a voice.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

In the age of record temperatures, global conflict, pandemics and financial insecurity is preparing for the worst as far-fetched as it seems?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The word 'bitch' has been around for over one thousand years, longer than any other swear word. Author Dr. Karen Stollznow talks us through the history of this popular profanity.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

In a country of workaholics, obsessed with productivity, artist Amanda Bennetts questions how those living with different bodies and disabilities define themselves.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Italian filmmaker and poet Pier Paolo Pasolini's body of work explored themes like sexuality and sanctity. So, what was Pasolini himself? was he a saint? or was he a sinner?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Musician Hetty Kate's new project is inspired by Vivaldi's Four Seasons but this time it will be in jazz. So what will it sound like?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Take a look at the past, present and future of Op Shops in Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A sneak peek into the lives of the football fans known as the 'Ultras'. Whose support is a form of protest against the state, the mainstream media, and the commercialisation of professional sports.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Australian classical music composer Harry Sdraulig captures the movement and energy of football in his piece 'Hat-trick'By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What possesses a woman in her twenties to become a nun? And what is it like to run away and give up the monastic life? Catherine Coldstream did both.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Tibetan singer, and musician Tenzin Choegyal and Australian singer songwriter Matt Corby present their new track Snow Flower.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new documentary explores the origins of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin and the identity of its pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Rediscover a composition signed by Chopin that lay in an archive, unheard and unplayed for 200 years.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Hear a sneak peek of Pinchgut Opera's latest offering, Handel's opera 'Julius Caesar'.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

In 1983 Cold Chisel played their final show at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, it would go down as one of the best concerts in history, a new series on SBS explores our favourite gigs.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Photographer Matthew Newton on the untamed beauty and urgent conservation story of Tasmania’s takayna/Tarkine, one of the last great wildernesses on Earth.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

In this post US election special, your hosts Jack Harris, Queenie Miller and Emerald Paston (with the help of a voice note from the absent usual co-host Mike Rayment) discuss Donald Trump's triumph over Kamala Harris, how Labour politicians are already cozying up to the next US administration and the bin-related activity that ranks amongst the grea…

As glamorous as being in a band may look, it can be a job, just like any other. Franz Nicolay’s new book ‘Band People’ takes a look at the practicalities of being a working musician.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Pop musician Geoffrey O'Connor tells us why he'd prefer rain over sun any day and what it was like touring with 80s icon Edwin CollinsBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Writer Sonya Voumard's new autobiography details life with constant tremors in her hands - a movement disorder called Dystonia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and American tech billionaires have wielded their power and influence in the US election.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The incredible story of the artist Shen Jiawei who went from painting propaganda in China, to a mural depicting the negatives of communism in Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

At 50, Hello Kitty is looking pretty good for her age and is still raking in billions for the company that owns her.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Pianist and composer Elio Villafranca describes the sights, sounds and smells of his home in Cuba.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What did the mother Superb Fairy-wren say to her egg? Prof. Sonia Kleindorfer discusses some of the new findings in communication between birds.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new book looks at the cultural impact that the cooking and recipes section of the Australian Women's Weekly magazine had on our national identity.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Rufus Wainwright talks about his ambitions, losing a GRAMMY to Joni Mitchell, and his one-time friendship with Jeff Buckley.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Victorian suburb of Carlton became the epicentre of counterculture in the 1970s and artist, activist and musician Eve Glenn shares her memories and memorabilia of the time.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Composer Jed Kurzel is the name behind some of Australia's most scary and creepy films - Snowtown and Alien: The Covenant he shares how he translates that feeling into the music accompanying the film.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new documentary explores the life of Maria-Anna Mozart, who some argue was just as musically gifted as her brother and may even have had a hand in some of his work.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

GRAMMY award-winning Jazz singer, Nicole Zuraitis talks about her love of coffee, her wide range of musical influences and performs her song 'Twenty Seconds'.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The guitar has far older origins than just the baby boomers and their love for rock and roll. HP Newquist has brought some of the National Guitar Museum of America's collection, to Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

You know that feeling when you’re lost in a creative moment and you lose all track of time? That's the flow state and you're about to meet a neuroscientist who’ll tell you how you can better access it.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Former ABC journalist Richard Creswick was stationed at the Darwin bureau during Cyclone Tracy, he reflects on the events before and after and plans for the 50th anniversary commemoration.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Singer/songwriter Dan Kelly explains the inspiration he gets from early mornings and country living.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Find out what possesses someone to cycle 29,169km, across 22 countries, in 108 days.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Celebrating the enduring appeal and the 50th anniversary of the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Principal Double Bass player for the Australian Chamber Orchestra Maxime Bibeau tells us the tale of his beautiful instrument.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Join some of the team behind Have I Got News For You as they take you through the serious (but more often not-so-serious) stories In The News This Week. This week, your hosts Jack Harris, Queenie Miller, Emerald Paston and Mike Rayment discuss Keir's sausage slip-up in his speech at the Labour Conference in Liverpool, an island-wide rat hunt taking…

Gerard Krefft steadfastly stood by his conviction and vision for what science and zoology could be in Australia, to his own detriment.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Chef Kimberly Tang takes us on a culinary journey from her family's kitchen in Singapore, to competition kitchens around the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Baritone opera singer Jake Lyle, talks about his upbringing in Gladstone, QLD and his decision to pursue a career in opera and musical theatre.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation