Michael from Woolly’s Wheels and a fortunate life on two wheels
In this episode, we sit down with Michael from Woolley’s Wheels to talk about all things cycling. From the history of the shop and its place...
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Queer For Your Ears present Something Old & Something New: Queer Funk, Soul, Hip Hop, Dance & Blues! Yes, it’s all things Queer but through the Magic Prism of the Eastside Groove. Our regula...
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Drive Thursday – Music From The Waves
In this episode, we sit down with Freyja Garbett to discuss her project ‘Music From The Waves’ and about the upcoming jazz at th...
Ian Stenlake … Uked!
Ian Stenlake is one of the most sought-after performers in Australian film, television and theatre, in addition to which, he is an accomplis...
Sarah-Grace Williams
Described as one of the top 10 female conductors in the world today, Sarah-Grace Williams is the Creative Director and Chief Conductor of th...
Roosters On Drive Thursday
In this episode, we meet two raising stars from the Sydney Roosters SG Ball squad, Jaziah and Keone, who are taking their teamwork and deter...
Art Leven Auction
In this episode of Arts Friday, Angela Stretch speaks with Mirri Leven, Director of Art Leven, on the opening night of the gallery’s new Woo...
Ravenswood Women’s Art Prize 2026
In this episode of Arts Friday, Angela Stretch speaks with artist, educator, curator and presiding judge Kathryn Minkley about the tenth ann...
Claire Edwardes OAM
Claire Edwardes OAM is an Australian classical percussionist, composer and advocate for change in the classical music sector. She is the co-...
130 Years of Women Voting in Australia – An Interview
April 25 marked the 130 anniversary of women voting for the first time in an Australian election. It is a history marred with struggle, prot...
VIVID LIVE 2026 – An Interview With Its Curator
As the Head of Contemporary Music at the Sydney Opera House, Ben Marshall has spent over a decade transforming the World Heritage-listed ven...
Radiohead for Solo Piano at City Recital Hall
In the world of contemporary music, few bands are as fiercely protective of their sonic DNA as Radiohead. Tony Roma’s guest managed to...
Blak Douglas on Arts Friday
Blak Douglas joins us for an insightful conversation about “home flown”. His powerful exhibition that launched at NSW Parliament House on 7...
Arts Tuesday: Interview with Linda Nicholls-Gidley on the science of accents
In this episode of Arts Tuesday, Suzi and Diana are joined in the studio by renowned accent and dialect coach, Linda Nicholls-Gidley. Teachi...
Prof Connie Katelaris AM
Prof Katelaris, Professor of Immunology and Allergy at the University of Western Sydney joined Alan Field on Monday Drive to discuss a littl...
Beverley Garside OAM
May is National Thyroid Awareness Month. Many don’t even know what a thyroid does, so Beverley Garside OAM, CEO of the Australian Thyr...
Allegra Spender MP
Our local Federal Independent Member for Wentworth took some time out of her busy schedule to drop into the Bondi Studio to have a chat with...
Interview with Joe Manton about Con Open Academy Electronic Music Production
While the Conservatorium of Music is well renowned for education in classical and jazz, Joe Manton from the Conservatorium Open Academy join...
Interview with Mark Rogers about Auto-Tune
Forget everything you know about pitch correction as a studio tool, because Auto-Tune is a rock opera like no other. Described as high-energ...
An Interview with Novak Manojlovic – Artistic Director at SIMA
One of the most anticipated fixtures on the 2026 cultural calendar: SIMA’s Jazz:NOW program isn’t just a concert series; it’s a living, brea...
Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead – An Interview with Marco Chiappi
Based on the novel by the Nobel prize winning author Olga Tokarczuk, Drive your Plow over the Bones of the Dead is a play being put on at th...